Sam Waterston thanked fans on "Today" prior to his final episode as Jack McCoy on "Law & Order." File Photo by Christine Chew/UPI Feb. 21 (UPI) --Sam Waterston is thanking fans ahead of his exit from ...

Sam Waterston and James Waterston. ; Sam Waterston and Katherine Waterston attend Oceana's 2015 New York City benefit on April 1, 2015. Sam Waterston’s four children — James, Elisabeth, Katherine and ...

While Sam Waterston is officially leaving “Law & Order” after three decades on the air, he’s still not ready for retirement. The “Great Gatsby” actor, 83, opened up about his replacement, Tony Goldwyn ...

The show’s first episode in 12 years has the intro, the music, the dun-dun, and a couple of the old stars. But it’s missing the things that made the series essential. By Mike Hale The actor originally ...

Generic image of a fire truck. Read full article: Sea breeze returns this week, bringing higher rain chances to Central Florida Lady Luck, a 324-foot tanker formerly named Newtown Creek, being towed ...

"Law & Order" fans will soon have to say goodbye to District Attorney Jack McCoy. Sam Waterston, who has played the New York DA across 404 episodes over 30 years, will soon leave the NBC drama, the ...

Sam Waterston may be leaving “Law & Order,” but he is confident the show won’t miss a beat with his replacement, Tony Goldwyn. “I think he’s going to be great. I think my reputation is in terrible ...

In major “Law & Order” news, stalwart Sam Waterston is stepping down as District Attorney Jack McCoy on the NBC drama, NBC announced on Friday. “Scandal” star Tony Goldwyn has been cast as the new ...

Sam Waterston is saying goodbye to Law & Order. On Friday, ET confirmed that the actor will depart the long-running series after playing District Attorney Jack McCoy for more than 400 episodes. His ...

FILE - Actor Sam Waterston attends the NBCUniversal "Law & Order" press junket in New York on Feb. 16, 2022. Waterston, who has played the spiky, non-nonsense district attorney on “Law & Order” since ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Sam Waterston, who has played the spiky, no-nonsense district attorney on “Law & Order” since the mid-1990s, is stepping down from his legal perch. The last episode for Waterston’s ...