Law & Order is NBC's crime procedural that focuses on the detectives of the Manhattan North Homicide Squad in the 27th Precinct, as well as the prosecutors of the Manhattan District Attorney's Office.

Court is adjourned for Jack McCoy. "Law & Order" said goodbye to the beloved district attorney played by Sam Waterston on Thursday, after 404 episodes over 30 years. The episode, aptly titled ...

It’s only right after more than 400 episodes that Jack McCoy’s time on “Law & Order” ends where it began: in the courtroom. Sam Waterston has portrayed the no-nonsense EADA-turned-DA for ...

Jack McCoy is done with Law & Order. Pic credit: NBC Saying goodbye to Sam Waterston’s Jack McCoy after 30 years on Law & Order was never going to be easy.

McCoy is one of the characters most associated with Law & Order, having been a regular since 1994. Waterston was nominated for three Emmys in the late '90s for his work on Law & Order.

Law & Order returned in the 2025 TV schedule with an ER reunion for Maura Tierney and then a family reunion for Hugh Dancy's ADA Nolan Price, which Dancy put a lot of thought into. While Season 24 ...

Court is adjourned for Jack McCoy. "Law & Order" said goodbye to the beloved district attorney played by Sam Waterston on Thursday, after 404 episodes over 30 years. The episode, aptly titled ...

He also directed an episode of Law & Order, 2006's "Thinking Makes It So". Tony Goldwyn's Nicholas Baxter will debut as Law & Order 's new district attorney on Thursday, March 14 at 8 PM EST on NBC.

With those parting words, Jack McCoy stepped down from his job as Manhattan district attorney after decades of public service — and Sam Waterston bid farewell to his signature role on “Law ...

Sam Waterston’s Jack McCoy has appeared in his final episode of “Law & Order.” His character announced the departure on the Feb. 22 show, with McCoy saying to ADA Nolan, played by Hugh Dancy ...

"Law & Order" is marking its 500th episode titled “No Good Deed” May 9 on NBC. TODAY.com has a first look at a heated scene with Tony Goldwyn and Hugh Dancy.