Sam Waterston feels great being back as Jack McCoy on Law & Order. In a new interview, the veteran actor shared more insight into returning to the franchise for Season 21 and how great it is to still be working at his age. Sam Waterston’s return as Jack McCoy As soon as word broke that
Law & Order Thursdays are taking a break for a few weeks. After several weeks of new episodes, the three Law & Order shows will be taking off the rest of March and returning in early April. But the promos indicate that when the series return, it will be with some major drama that puts
The term “court” had a double meaning on Law & Order this week. After handling a complicated murder trial with no body, the cops and prosecutors had to deal with a case of a murdered judge that brought a complex fight possibly inspired by the Britney Spears conservatorship battle. That made Fault Lines an intriguing
Law & Order Thursdays will have a lot of deceit this week. The mothership Law & Order tackles the murder of a judge with a lot of suspects. Meanwhile, Law & Order: Special VIctims Unit will have the team wondering if an assault claim is really a corporate power play. The biggest is Law &
“True crime” can have real consequences. Right after handling a case based on Elizabeth Holmes, Law & Order tackled one inspired by the Gabby Pietito case. But without an actual body, the prosecutors had their hands full bringing about a verdict in Filtered Life. A missing tourist sparks a search An elderly couple complaining about
It appeared there was a lot more to the Law & Order premiere than fans believed. NBC and Dick Wolf Entertainment have released a half dozen scenes cut from the Season 21 premiere episode, The Right Thing. The biggest is a meeting between Jack McCoy (Sam Waterston) and Jamie Ross (Carey Lowell) that might have
Law & Order Thursdays kick off some powerful new storylines this week. The mothership Law & Order will focus on a unique missing persons case while Law & Order: Special Victims Unit takes a daring tactic on an assault case. Meanwhile, Law & Order: Organized Crime begins a bold new storyline that majorly shifts up
Is getting a killer more important than undermining a movement? After making its grand return last week, Law & Order was back with a brand-new episode clearly modeled after the case of Elizabeth Holmes. It took a turn, however, with Price and Maroun arguing about taking on accusations of abuse as a defense. That real-life
The Law & Order franchise is mourning the loss of one of its most notable faces. Ned Eisenberg, who played roles on several Law & Order series, passed away Monday at the age of 65 after a bout with cancer. While known for many TV roles, Eisenberg was best remembered for his performance as conniving
Law & Order Thursdays continue on a major roll this week. The mothership Law & Order continues with a case ripped from the headlines while Law & Order: Special Victims Unit has Rollins on a dangerous undercover assignment. The big one is Law & Order: Organized Crime bringing the epic Stabler-Wheatley conflict to its dramatic