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education1 year ago

Princeton Class of 2024 Urged to Shape the Future at Commencement

Sam Waterston, known for his role in "Law & Order," addressed Princeton University's Class of 2024 during their Class Day, encouraging graduates to find their own answers and shape the world. The event, marked by student activism and unique traditions, highlighted the graduates' resilience through the pandemic and ongoing global issues. Waterston emphasized the importance of taking action and using their education to create a better future.

via NJ.com|
#class-day#education#graduation-speech
entertainment1 year ago

"Sam Waterston Bids Farewell to 'Law & Order' After 400+ Episodes"

Sam Waterston bid farewell to his iconic role as Jack McCoy on "Law & Order" after 30 years, with his final episode titled "Last Dance." The episode sees McCoy resigning as district attorney due to corruption in city leadership, paving the way for a new DA played by Tony Goldwyn. Waterston, 83, expressed that he won't be returning to the show but is not retiring from acting altogether. He joined a cast of newcomers in the series' return and reflected on the emotional experience of revisiting the familiar set.

via USA TODAY|
#entertainment#final-episode#law-and-order
entertainment1 year ago

"Sam Waterston's Farewell: Exiting 'Law & Order' After 30 Years"

After nearly 30 years, Sam Waterston's character Jack McCoy made an emotional exit from "Law & Order" in the season 23 episode titled "Last Dance," as the district attorney's office pursued a murder case despite threats from the mayor. Waterston's departure was announced earlier, and his replacement, Tony Goldwyn, was hinted at in the episode. Waterston also delivered a touching farewell address, expressing gratitude for his time on the show. His character first appeared in 1994 and he went on to appear in 405 episodes, earning multiple award nominations and a SAG Award win.

via Entertainment Tonight|
#departure#entertainment#jack-mccoy
entertainment1 year ago

"Sam Waterston Bids Farewell to 'Law & Order' After 30 Years: A Look Back at Jack McCoy's Best Episodes"

Sam Waterston, known for his role as Jack McCoy in Law & Order, retired his character after 405 episodes, delivering an emotional farewell speech to the cast and crew. The 83-year-old acting veteran joined the show in 1994 and portrayed the district attorney on/off through season 23. Waterston was nominated for multiple awards and won a SAG Award in 1999. He will next appear in the film Six Triple Eight, premiering on Netflix, and has a personal life with three grandchildren and four children.

via Daily Mail|
#acting-career#entertainment#farewell-speech
entertainment1 year ago

"Sam Waterston's Memorable Exit from 'Law & Order' as Jack McCoy Bids Farewell"

Sam Waterston made his final appearance as Jack McCoy on "Law & Order," resigning from his position as district attorney after going against the mayor's wishes. The 83-year-old actor, who first joined the series in 1994, expressed gratitude to the audience and creator Dick Wolf in a statement about his departure. Tony Goldwyn will replace McCoy as the new district attorney, set to debut in the March 14 episode.

via Variety|
#entertainment#jack-mccoy#law-and-order
entertainment1 year ago

"Sam Waterston's Farewell and Legacy: Reflecting on 'Law & Order'"

Sam Waterston bids farewell to his 19-season, 405-episode run as Jack McCoy on "Law & Order" in the episode "Last Dance," where his character returns to the courtroom for a final case. Waterston shares his thoughts on leaving the show, his return for the revival, and his future plans, expressing a desire for live theater. He reflects on the impact of the show on his life and career, and the freedom he feels after leaving without a clear next step.

via Hollywood Reporter|
#courtroom-drama#entertainment#law-and-order
entertainment1 year ago

"Sam Waterston's Memorable Exit from 'Law & Order' After 30 Years"

After over 400 episodes, Sam Waterston's character, Manhattan DA Jack McCoy, made his final appearance on "Law & Order" in a dramatic courtroom showdown before resigning. Waterston's departure was announced earlier this month, and he will be replaced by Tony Goldwyn. In his swan song episode, McCoy takes on a high-profile case involving a tech billionaire and ultimately resigns due to political pressure, leaving behind a legacy of integrity.

via New York Post |
#entertainment#final-episode#law-and-order
entertainment1 year ago

"Sam Waterston Bids Farewell: Jack McCoy's Memorable Exit from 'Law & Order'"

After more than 400 episodes, Sam Waterston bid farewell to his character Jack McCoy on "Law & Order" as he secured a guilty verdict for a tech billionaire and resigned in the face of political pressure from the mayor. Tony Goldwyn will join the cast as McCoy's replacement, marking the end of Waterston's long run on the show since his debut in 1994.

via Deadline|
#entertainment#jack-mccoy#law-and-order
entertainment1 year ago

"Sam Waterston Reflects on Jack McCoy's Farewell from 'Law & Order' After 30 Years"

After 30 years and 405 episodes, Sam Waterston bids farewell to his iconic role as Jack McCoy on "Law & Order." Waterston reflects on his time with the show, his initial reluctance to join, and his decision to leave. He discusses the evolution of his character, McCoy, and his plans for the future, emphasizing that he has not retired and is eager to continue working as an actor.

via Los Angeles Times|
#career#entertainment#law-and-order
entertainment1 year ago

"Sam Waterston's Successor on 'Law & Order' Faces Big Challenge"

Sam Waterston's iconic character Jack McCoy is leaving Law & Order after 405 episodes, and in honor of his departure, here are the 13 best episodes that showcase his time as executive assistant district attorney and district attorney in the Manhattan DA’s office. From his first case to his commitment to justice, these episodes highlight McCoy's zealous pursuit of the law and the impact of his character on the long-running crime drama series.

via Vulture|
#crime-drama#entertainment#jack-mccoy
entertainment1 year ago

"Sam Waterston's 'Law & Order' Legacy: Freedom, Replacement, and Best Episodes"

"Law & Order" star Sam Waterston reflected on leaving the hit show after 30 years, expressing his contentment with stepping away from his role as District Attorney Jack McCoy. Waterston's final episode aired on Thursday, and he seemingly ruled out making another return to the franchise. He praised his replacement, Tony Goldwyn, and emphasized his excitement about the freedom and opportunities that come with leaving the long-running series, expressing gratitude to his fans for their support over the years.

via Fox News|
#entertainment#freedom#law-and-order
entertainment1 year ago

"Tony Goldwyn Takes Over as DA in 'Law & Order' Following Sam Waterston's Departure"

Sam Waterston's final episode of "Law & Order" airs this Thursday, featuring a tense exchange with a colleague and a dramatic case involving a murder in Central Park. Waterston, who has appeared in over 400 episodes, will be stepping down from the show, with Tony Goldwyn set to replace him as a new district attorney. The actor expressed gratitude and reflected on his time with the series, leaving fans with a sneak peek of his farewell appearance.

via TVLine|
#departure#entertainment#final-episode
entertainment1 year ago

"Sam Waterston Departs 'Law & Order' as New District Attorney Joins"

Sam Waterston, a long-time cast member of "Law & Order," is leaving the show after nearly three decades, with his last episode set to air on Feb. 22, 2024. Waterston, known for his role as District Attorney Jack McCoy, has been a part of the series since 1994 and returned in 2022 in an elevated position. Tony Goldwyn, known for his role in "Scandal," will be taking over the role of the district attorney.

via KTLA Los Angeles|
#entertainment#law-and-order#nbc
entertainment1 year ago

"Sam Waterston Departs 'Law & Order' After 400+ Episodes, Tony Goldwyn Takes Over"

Sam Waterston is leaving "Law & Order" after over 400 episodes, with his last episode set to air on Feb. 22. Tony Goldwyn, known for his role in "Scandal," will replace him as the new district attorney. Waterston expressed gratitude to the show's audience and creator, Dick Wolf, and reflected on his time with the series. The departure follows other cast changes in the show's 23rd season, with Reid Scott joining after Jefferey Donovan's exit.

via NBC News|
#cast-change#entertainment#law-and-order