It was an emotional Thursday evening for Law & Order fans as Sam Waterston's District Attorney Jack McCoy made his exit from the hit crime procedural after nearly three decades. NBC previously ...

Sometimes, quitting your job is the best move to make. Just ask former longtime "Law & Order" actor Sam Waterston. Stepping away from the NBC drama, for which he worked for nearly 20 years, Waterston ...

SPOILER ALERT! This story contains plot points from Thursday’s episode of Law & Order. After more than 400 episodes, Sam Waterston walked out of the courthouse for the final time as District Attorney ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Court is adjourned for Jack McCoy. "Law & Order" said goodbye to the beloved district attorney played by Sam Waterston on Thursday ...

The 85-year-old actor shares that life after the show is "beautiful" as he enjoys more time with family Waterston recalls meeting his wife during a Much Ado About Nothing production, calling it a ...

The end of an era...again. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. During the installment “Last Dance,” Jack offered up a solid summation ...

Sam Waterston’s Manhattan DA Jack McCoy tried his final case on Thursday night’s “Law & Order” before resigning — but he went out with a flourish and with his storied integrity unbroken. Waterston, 83 ...

After more than 400 episodes on Law & Order, Sam Waterston may have stepped away from the long-running NBC drama, but he hasn't completely left it behind. The actor, 85, tells PEOPLE at the opening ...

Jack McCoy is officially done in the courtroom. Sam Waterston appeared in his final episode of “Law & Order” on Thursday, Feb. 22. Following a conviction and going against the mayor’s wishes to not ...

His character announced the departure on the Feb. 22 show, with McCoy saying to ADA Nolan, played by Hugh Dancy, that it is time he leaves the job. “I’ve been thinking about this for a while. It’s ...