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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.
Sam Waterston, who has played the spiky, no-nonsense district attorney on “Law & Order” since the mid-1990s, is stepping down. NBC says Friday that the last episode for Waterston’s Jack
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.
Actor Sam Waterston is set to leave his iconic role as District Attorney Jack McCoy on "Law & Order" after more than 400 episodes. The last episode featuring Waterston is scheduled for February 22, marking the end of an era for the long-running police drama. Waterston, who joined the series in 1994, has earned critical acclaim and awards for his portrayal of the spiky, no-nonsense prosecutor.
NBC said that the last episode for Waterston's Jack McCoy will be Feb. 22.