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Law & Order, a popular procedural drama, has captivated audiences since 1990 and has spawned a vast franchise. Sam Waterston's portrayal of Jack McCoy has been central to the show's success, earning him acclaim and making McCoy a beloved figure. Waterston's recent 400th episode featured his real-life daughter, adding depth and authenticity to their on-screen relationship, and he expressed immense pride in acting alongside his children.

Law & Order, a cornerstone of American television, stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of procedural dramas, and Sam Waterstone's daughter was involved in celebrating one of the show's milestones. Diving into the nitty-gritty of crime and justice in New York City, the show artfully blends the police work of detectives with the legal maneuvers of prosecutors. Its formula, a meticulous dissection of the "crime of the week," has not only captivated audiences since its inception in 1990 but also spawned a vast franchise.

The gun control debate took center stage in Law & Order’s Season 22 finale, which aired on Thursday night.

Tensions were high after a U.S. senator was shot and killed at his daughter’s wedding. After reviewing footage from the incident, Shaw and Cosgrove realized their suspect was a waiter whose face was obscured by a KN95 mask. (He might have been a murderer, but at least he was being Covid-conscious.)

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It’s a family affair on Law & Order in the Season 22 finale — don’t worry, it’s already been renewed — and TV Insider has an exclusive sneak peek! In the episode “Open Wounds,” a senator is gunned down at his daughter’s wedding. Jack McCoy (Sam Waterston) pushes for a severe sentence and squares up against a formidable Da — his own daughter, Rebecca (played by Sam’s daughter Elisabeth Waterston). Price (Hugh Dancy) aims to stay neutral but can’t help but empathize with the defendant over a shared trauma. In our clip, Jack finds out Rebecca’s the defense attorney on the case. “I didn’t know you were doing murder cases,” he remarks. “I represent people I think need representing. Sometimes that includes people charged with murder,” she explains. “He’s not the monster you described.” Jack, however, isn’t so sure. “That may be, but the evidence tells a different story,...

Law & Order fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 22 Episode 22 episode titled Open Wounds!

Find out everything you need to know about the Open Wounds episode of Law & Order, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Law & Order Open Wounds Season 22 Episode 22 Preview

In this episode, a senator is brutally gunned down at his daughter’s wedding, sending shockwaves through the political landscape. The plot thickens as the detectives work tirelessly to uncover the truth behind this heinous act. With the stakes higher than ever, can they bring the perpetrator to justice?

The courtroom drama intensifies as McCoy (Sam Waterston) pushes for a severe sentence for the defendant. But in a twist of fate, he finds himself up against a formidable Da – his own daughter. This unexpected turn of events will test the boundaries of family loyalty and professional integrity,...

“I’m completely amazed, astounded, and very lucky,” says Sam Waterston as he marks his ground-breaking 400th Law & Order episode playing New York prosecutor Jack McCoy on “Open Wounds,” the May 18-airing Season 22 finale. Waterston played McCoy on the show from 1994 through 2010 and after an 11-year hiatus, returned on the reboot in February 2022. The anniversary experience was made even more special when his real-life daughter Elisabeth Waterston was cast as D.A. McCoy’s daughter Rebecca, a defense attorney. “That topped everything,” the 82-year-old actor says, as he talks about the politically and personally fraught episode. “She’s a beautiful actress, quick to react, full of intelligence and ready emotion. I have three actor children and there isn’t anything more fun than acting with them.” Peter Kramer/NBC ...

Classic Stage Company's new production of Anton Chekhov's tragicomic masterpiece The Cherry Orchard, featuring John Turturro Lopakhin, Dianne Wiest Ranevskaya, Ken Cheeseman Pischick, Daniel Davis Gaev, Alvin Epstein Fiers, Josh Hamilton Trofimov, Slate Holmgren Yasha, Roberta Maxwell Charlotta, Juliet Rylance Varya, Michael Urie Yepikhodov, Elisabeth Waterston Dunyasha and Katherine Waterston Anya, has extended its upcoming engagement through Friday, December 30. Previews begin Wednesday, November 16 at Csc 136 East 13th Street. The Cherry Orchard is directed by Andrei Belgrader, with a translation by John Christopher Jones. The official press opening is scheduled for Sunday, December 4 at 7pm.