Saying goodbye to Sam Waterston’s Jack McCoy after 30 years on Law & Order was never going to be easy. He’s been with the show and its various spin-offs through some pivotal storylines – not bad for a role he almost passed on! He’s been one of the few constants throughout the original series, and
Law & Order is saying goodbye to one of its most memorable characters this week. Sam Waterston, who has been in the sprawling procedural universe since 1994, will say goodbye to Jack McCoy for good on Law & Order Season 23, Episode 5, airing tonight at 8/7c on NBC. Ahead of the episode airing, Waterston’s
Sam Waterston may not have wanted to take the role of Jack McCoy, but he’s not giving it up now. The Law & Order star talked about returning to his iconic role as the crusading District Attorney on the long-running hit series. That included admitting he wasn’t sure about taking on the part in the
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
It’s official: Jack McCoy is back on the job. After months of rumors, Sam Waterston is confirmed as returning to his role as the District Attorney for the Season 21 revival of Law & Order. This completes the primary casting for the series, which is set for its debut early next year to continue the