The iconic Law & Order actor, Sam Waterston has officially left the show. Waterston's final episode, aptly named Last Dance sees Jack McCoy in court for his final case which involves a woman who was ...

Jack McCoy left the world of Law & Order the way he came into it — in a courtroom. Sam Waterston said goodbye to the long-running NBC franchise in Thursday’s episode, ending his 19-season, 405-episode ...

Some characters appear on a show for so long that they become a permanent fixture and fans forget they can leave at any time. Such was the case with Law and Order's Jack McCoy, who had been on the ...

It's official, Law and Order fans: Jack McCoy has left the courtroom. After almost three decades, 19 seasons and more than 400 episodes, viewers said goodbye to Sam Waterston on the February 22 ...

Sam Waterston first appeared on Law & Order in 1994, four years into the show’s initial run. He’d already starred in dozens of films and TV shows and theater productions: He’d been in Hamlet, he’d ...

LAW & ORDER — "Last Dance" Episode 23005 — Pictured: (l-r) Hugh Dancy, Sam Waterston, Odelya Halevi — (Photo by: Virginia Sherwood/NBC) “Dear Friends, no one, not in my situation, can appreciate the ...

Law and Order's Sam Waterston has reflected on his "graceful and heroic" exit from the show. In last night's episode (February 23), Waterston's character Jack McCoy left the procedural drama after 19 ...

Sam Waterston retired from “Law & Order” for good on Thursday in a bitter-sweet episode that reflects the legendary actor’s talents — and a painfully awkward future for the increasingly out-of-touch ...

Class Day, which takes place the day before Princeton’s Commencement, is organized by members of the senior class. The ceremony also includes speeches by graduating seniors, the recognition of class ...

[This story contains spoilers from the Feb. 22, 2024 episode of Law & Order, “Last Dance.”] Jack McCoy left the world of Law & Order the way he came into it — in a courtroom. More from The Hollywood ...

NEW YORK — "It's been a hell of a ride." With those parting words, Jack McCoy stepped down from his job as Manhattan district attorney after decades of public service — and Sam Waterston bid farewell ...