Predictions of the 2018 Emmy Awards highlight how all competitions are taking place this year

• Americans
• The crown
• The iron Throne
• The servant's tale
• Strange things
• That's us
• Westworld

Will win: The servant's tale since the Emmys are never afraid of the winners. Season 2 diverged from her source book, but June's story remained too relevant and performances were out of date.

Could win: Americans mainly because it is the last time that Emmy voters can award this honor to the series. And while The iron Throne is still a competitor, it is more likely that the epic epic of HBO will win the jackpot after its last season.

• Atlanta
• Barry
• blackish
• Calm your enthusiasm
• GLOW
• The wonderful Mrs Maisel
• Silicon Valley
• Kimmy Schmidt unbreakable

Will win: The wonderful Mrs Maisel already seduced the voters of the Creative Arts Emmy Awards since the show won the outstanding cast. And with Veep off the table, it is likely that this new series will win.

Could win: Atlanta also has a chance in the absence of Veepbut this is the rewards show that gave the title of outstanding comedy series to Modern family five consecutive years. So Atlanta may be too cerebral for Emmy voters.

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• The assassination of Gianni Versace: history of American crime
• Engineering: Picasso
• Impious
• Patrick Melrose

Will win: The assassination of Gianni Versace were able to suck the viewers even if they already knew the tragic outcome of the designer's life. Season 2 of Ryan Murphy's anthology series was more ambitious – and arguably better – than his predecessor, The People V. O.J. Simpson. And considering the quality of the first season at the Emmys 2016, Versace perhaps one of the biggest winners of the evening.

Could win: Impious has been a major hit with critics and could be rewarded for its modern and measured take on westerns.

• Jason Bateman, Ozark
• Sterling K. Brown, That's us
• Ed Harris Westworld
• Matthew Rhys, Americans
• Milo Ventimiglia, That's us
• Jeffrey Wright, Westworld

Will and should win: Matthew Rhys deserves to be named winner for his last season as Philip Jennings. Despite being nominated twice before, the Welsh actor has never won an Emmy for his work on Americans. It's the last year to correct this problem – and recognize that its performance was far more important than wigs and fake hair.

• Claire Foy, The crown
• Tatiana Maslany, Black Orphan
• Elisabeth Moss, The servant's tale
• Sandra Oh, Kill the day before
• Keri Russell, Americans
• Evan Rachel Wood, Westworld

Will win: Elisabeth Moss can become the Julia Louis-Dreyfus of the dramatic category while she continues to experience the tortures of Gilead. But do not underestimate the power of Sandra Oh this year for Killing Eve. She would make history as the first woman of Asian descent to have ever won in the category.

Could win: Keri Russell could join her on the screen and a husband off the screen to receive an Emmy this year, but the category of actresses is a little more stacked. Claire Foy and Tatiana Maslany are also present for the last time in their respective roles. Whereas Maslany should have all prices for Black Orphanshe had already been rewarded in 2016. In addition, the last season was aired so long ago that voters may have forgotten it. Foy should definitely win an Emmy for his interpretation of Queen Elizabeth II, but it is likely that she will again lose to Moss.

• Anthony Anderson, blackish
• Ted Danson, The right place
• Larry David, Calm your enthusiasm
• Donald Glover, Atlanta
• Bill Hader, Barry
• William H. Macey, Shameless

Will win: Donald Glover may not see his TV series Outstanding Comedy Series, but he could win again for his role as Earn Marks – especially with his mid-season surrealist performance like Teddy Perkins.

Could win: Bill Hader showed his dramatic range as an assassin turned budding actor. Anthony Anderson and Ted Danson certainly deserve to be recognized for their critically acclaimed sitcoms.

• Pamela Adlon, Better things
• Rachel Brosnahan, The wonderful Mrs Maisel
• Alison Janney, Mom
• Issa Rae, Unsafe
• Tracee Ellis Ross, blackish
• Lily Tomlin, Grace & Frankie

Will win: Rachel Brosnahan has already landed a Golden Globe for Miriam "Midge" Maisel and there is no reason to think that her winning streak will not continue at the Emmys.

Could win: That being said, Alison Janney often sweeps prices for her role in Mombut Ross and Rae are also strong competitors in this category. These a total throw, since everyone is a favorite.

• Antonio Banderas, Engineering: Picasso
• Benedict Cumberbatch, Patrick Melrose
• Darren Criss, The assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story
• Jeff Daniels, The imminent tower
• John legend, Jesus Christ Superstar in concert
• Jesse Plemons, "USS Callister" (Black mirror)

Will and should win: Darren Criss is by far the favorite for his role as Andrew Cunanan. While Benedict Cumberbatch was also incredible, Criss showed that he had a talent that many spectators had never seen before. And do not worry, fans of John Legend – he has already won his EGOT.

• Jessica Biel, The fisherman
• Laura Dern, The tale
• Michelle Dockery, Impious
• Edie Falco, Law & Order True Crime: Menendez Murders
• Regina King, Seven seconds
• Sarah Paulson, American Horror Story: Cult

Will win: Laura Dern is heartbroken in Jennifer Fox's film about her awareness of being sexually abused as a child.

Could win: Jessica Biel made her mark in a surprisingly raw role as Cora Tannetti and she also won the Creative Emmys this year. But do not sleep on Edie Falco either for his performance as a defense lawyer for the Menendez brothers.

• Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, The iron Throne
• Peter Dinklage, The iron Throne
• Joseph Fiennes, The servant's tale
• David Harbor Strange things
• Mandy Patinkin, Country
• Matt Smith, The crown

Will win: David Harbor, who showed more of his paternal side, especially during his emotional scenes with Eleven and Mike, in season 2 of Strange things.

Could win: Once again, Strange things It was not so good this season, so they could give it to someone else. Nikolaj Coster-Waldau is wishful thinking, but Jaime Lannister has had a particularly transformative season of The iron Throne. But it should be noted that his costar Peter Dinklage is much more of an Emmy favorite. And like Foy, it's Matt Smith's last chance to find an Emmy as Prince Philip, which voters might consider.

• Alexis Bledel – The servant's tale
• Millie Bobby Brown – Strange things
• Ann Dowd – The servant's tale
• Lena Headey – The iron Throne
• Vanessa Kirby – The crown
• Thandie Newton – Westworld
• Yvonne Strahovski – The servant's tale

Will win: Yvonne Strahovski can take the crown of the support actress from her Tale of maid Ann Dowd costar this year because she really had the opportunity to show the complexities of Serena Joy in Season 2.

Could win: Thandie Newton because her moving performance while Maeve manages to put the Westworld.

• Louie Anderson – Baskets
• Alec Baldwin – Saturday Night Live
• Tituss Burgess – Kimmy Schmidt unbreakable
• Brian Tyree Henry – Atlanta
• Tony Shalhoub – The wonderful Mrs Maisel
• Kenan Thompson – Saturday Night Live
• Henry Winkler – Barry

Will win: Henry Winkler is simply delicious Barry. You can tell how fun this acting five-man candidate is and it's so fair that Winkler's first win is for the acting, yet very kind coach.

Should win: Henry 's captivating performance in this season of Atlanta deserves some recognition, especially for "Woods".

• Zazie Beetz – Atlanta
• Alex Borstein – The wonderful Mrs Maisel
• Aidy Bryant – Saturday Night Live
• Betty Gilpin – GLOW
• Leslie Jones – Saturday Night Live
• Kate McKinnon – Saturday Night Live
• Laurie Metcalf – Roseanne
• Megan Mullally – Will & Grace

Will win: Although her Hillary Clinton did not appear regularly, Kate McKinnon still had a bag full of loans, like its version of Marsupial Jeff Sessions, who continued to make the interpreter unparalleled. SNL.

Could win: Alex Borstein presents himself as McKinnon's biggest competitor. And according to how much love the Emmy feel for The wonderful Mrs MaiselSusie could help.

• Jeff Daniels, Impious
• John Leguizamo, Waco
• Ricky Martin, The assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story
• Edgar Ramirez, The assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story
• Michael Stuhlbarg, The imminent tower
• Brandon Victor Dixon, Jesus Christ Superstar Live In Concert
• Finn Wittrock, The assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story

Will win: Jeff Daniels is the favorite to win as an incredibly cruel villain of Impious. It certainly does not hurt that the disparity between Frank Griffin and his other named role underscores Daniels' lineup.

Should win: Brandon Victor Dixon gave a truly remarkable performance as Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar. Many people did not know the Hamilton star before NBC's live musical, but they are not likely to forget him or his powerful voices.

• Sara Bareilles – Jesus Christ Superstar Live In Concert
• Penelope Cruz – The assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story
• Judith Light – The assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story
• Adina Porter, American Horror Story: Cult
• Merritt Weaver, Impious
• Letitia Wright, "Black Museum" (Black mirror)

Will win: Judith Light was almost able to steal the show, even though she is only present in one episode and has changed as a venerable beauty entrepreneur, Marilyn Miglin.

Could win: Penélope Cruz because it's a movie star who has honored television as Donatella Versace. And Merritt Weaver is not left out as the unofficial leader of The Belle, who came to herself after the death of the majority of the city's men.

For all prognoses, the fate of these shows and actors is up to Emmy voters. So see where they landed on September 17th.