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The strength of 'Succession' makes this award Sarah Snook's to lose, and there's no reason to think Melanie Lynskey will be snubbed after getting in last year. Did they not see that throne room scene? Lead Actress in a Drama Series Pedro Pascal also appears set for his first nod for 'The Last of Us.' But don't count out Paddy Considine for 'House of the Dragon,' especially if voters want to make things right after he was snubbed at the Golden Globes.

Bob Odenkirk will also surely be nominated for the sixth and final time, and Jeff Bridges can sneak in for 'The Old Man,' given he's a beloved Hollywood legend. 'Succession' should reign supreme even more than usual thanks to having a strong farewell season, so expect Brian Cox, Kieran Culkin, and Jeremy Strong to all earn nominations again - though Culkin has been switched from supporting to lead. The remaining spot will likely go to one of this year's biggest shows, which is relatively fresh in voters' minds: ' The Last of Us.' Its powerful third episode surely sealed the deal. In terms of newcomers, 'Game of Thrones' was nominated every single season, so the spin-off, ' House of the Dragon,' probably won't be ignored. But the key question is whether 'Yellowjackets' and/or 'The Mandalorian' could be snubbed for the first time, as their most recent seasons weren't quite as beloved, and 'Andor' has been so acclaimed that it could steal the 'Star Wars' slot. Repeat nominees should dominate this category, especially if you count 'The White Lotus,' which cleaned up as a limited series last year but has been reclassified as a drama.

Here are our predictions for this year's Emmy nominations, which will be announced on July 12: Drama Series

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