Sam Waterston Exits 'Law & Order' After 19 Seasons

The actor's final episode marks the end of an era, with Tony Goldwyn set to take over as district attorney.

Sam Waterston bids farewell to his iconic role as Jack McCoy in 'Law & Order' after 19 seasons.
McCoy's final episode, 'Last Dance,' sees him trying a high-profile murder case with ties to New York's mayor.
Waterston's departure marks the end of an era for the series, with Tony Goldwyn set to join as the new district attorney.
Throughout his tenure, Waterston's portrayal of McCoy became a defining element of the show, blending justice with personal integrity.
Waterston is open to new roles and emphasizes his ongoing passion for acting and theater.