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Tracker spoilers and updates reveal here’s everything we know about the popular CBS primetime program. Read on to see who’s in, who’s out, and the premiere date for Season Three.

The Show Premiered On February 11, 2024

The CBS procedural first aired on Feb. 11, 2024, and is based on the popular novel “The Never Game” by Jeffery Deaver. The one-hour drama features Justin Hartley from This Is Us as Colter Shaw, a survivalist who travels the country as a reward seeker.

He uses his tracking skills to assist private citizens and law enforcement in solving various mysteries, as stated in the official logline.

In his free time, Colter deals with a broken family and a possible conspiracy related to his deceased father, Professor Ashton Shaw (Lee Tergesen).

Colter’s brother Russell Shaw (Jensen Ackles), sister Dory Shaw (Melissa Roxburgh), and their mother Mary Shaw (Wendy Crewson) appeared in seasons one...

The season 3 premiere of Tracker on CBS is highly anticipated, and spoilers are finally rolling in for the new episodes.

Justin Hartley has led the series since its debut, but is one of the only original cast members remaining. After a mass exodus, we can now confirm a fan favorite is returning for Season 3. Keep reading for all the details! TV spoilers down below…

Any TV show The Young and the Restless alum Justin Hartley joins seems to turn to ratings gold, and Tracker is no exception. Of course, Hartley took a lot of loyal This Is Us viewers with him to the new series. Plus, he still has some loyal Adam Newman followers in his large fanbase.

Tracker Season 3 Cast Shake-ups

Tracker fans were disappointed earlier this summer when spoilers reveal several cast-members were leaving the show. Bobby Exley, Velma Bruin, and Velma’s wife Teddi will all be...

Tracker season 3 is on its way, and Jensen Ackles has addressed whether fans should expect to see him in the upcoming episodes. Ackles recurs as Russell Shaw, Colter's once estranged brother. Although he has only appeared in two Tracker episodes ("Off the Books" in season 1 and "Ontological Shock" in season 2), Russell has made his mark on the show.

During an interview with TV Insider, Ackles discussed what the future holds for Russell in the action drama series. Since neither CBS nor Ackles has announced whether he will appear in Tracker season 3, the actor also teased his chances of returning to the show. Thankfully, it seems like viewers will see Russell back on their screens soon. Ackles said:

"[There's] probably a good chance [of Ackles returning in Tracker season 3] ... There's a lot of stuff to uncover there."

What Jensen Ackles's Comments Mean For Russell In Tracker Season 3 Russell Appearing Is All But A Given

Despite not being confirmed,...

The hit CBS show Tracker has cut its series regular cast in half heading into Season 3, but will the show be drastically different as a result? Maybe, maybe not. Tracker follows Justin Hartley‘s Colter Shaw, a rewardist who travels across the country helping find missing people. (The through line of the series involves what exactly happened the night his father died when he was a kid; he’s starting to get those answers as of the Season 2 finale.) Those cases come to him from Velma (Abby McEnany) and Teddi (Robin Weigert) in Season 1, then the latter exited, and the former in Season 2. Bobby (Eric Graise) serves as his computer expert, with Chris Lee recurring as Randy and filling in for him during Season 2 as well. Any legal help, as well as the source of a couple cases, comes from Reenie (Fiona Rene). After the finale, showrunner Elwood Reid did...

Tracker is losing two more of its regular cast members ahead of its third season. According to TV Line, Eric Graise and Abby McEnany (above) have departed the CBS series.

Justin Hartley and Fiona Rene star in the series, which follows a lone wolf survivalist who uses his expert tracking skills to help people.

TV Line said the following about the departures:

“Graise, who co-starred as master hacker Bobby Exley, and McEnany, who played Velma Bruin, were original cast members — but seldom, if ever, shared scenes with Hartley, whose alter ego really takes the whole “lone wolf” thing to heart.”

Tracker returns to CBS on October 19th.

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Tracker is coming back for a third season, but there's going to be some big changes with the cast with two big stars leaving the show.

Per TVLine, it's been revealed that Tracker stars Eric Graise and Abby McEnany have exited the show. The two respectively played main characters Bobby Exley and Velma Bruin, though they notably didn't share much screen time with star Justin Hartley. WIth the two departures, Tracker is also down to just two series regulars at this time heading into Season 3, including Hartley as Colter Shaw and Fiona Rene as Reenie Green.

Originally, Robin Weigert served as one of the stars of the show, playing Velma's wife, Teddi. She was written out after the first season. The show is also known for featuring Supernatural and Countdown star Jensen Ackles as Russell Shaw, the brother of Hartley's Colter Shaw. It's not known how much Ackles might...

CBS’ missing persons drama Tracker just got a bit smaller.

As reported by Deadline’s sister site, TVLine, yesterday, the Justin Hartley vehicle saw the departures of series regulars Eric Graise (computer expert Bobby Exley) and Abby McEnany (business handler Velma Bruin), leaving Hartley’s one-man-operation Colter Shaw and Fiona Rene’s lawyer Reenie Green as the sole stars going into Season 3.

Based on the bestselling novel The Never Game by Jeffery Deaver, Tracker stars Hartley as Colter Shaw, “a lone-wolf survivalist who roams the country as a reward seeker, using his expert tracking skills to help private citizens and law enforcement solve all manner of mysteries while contending with his own fractured family,” per the official logline.

The series has been a major draw for the network,...

Eric Graiseand Abby McEnany have officially walked away from TrackerSeason 3. As two of the show’s original cast members, the actors’ departure will mark a significant change to the show’s ensemble dynamic. This leaves the CBS series heading into its upcoming season with just two main characters: Justin Hartleyas Colter and Fiona Rene as Reenie. Graise took on the role of hacker Bobby Exley, while McEnany played Velma, one of Colter’s handlers. In their absence, though, the show seems to be honing in on Colter’s lone-wolf persona.

TV Line exclusively reported the latest exits on July 19, 2025. The news comes after Robin Weigert, who starred as Velma’s wife, Teddi, was written out of the story after Season 1. In a February 2025 interview with Parade Magazine, Hartley, who is also an executive producer on Tracker, shared that Colbert does not need a lot of people around him. According to the actor,...

Two original Tracker cast members exit the crime drama ahead of season 3’s release. Tracker season 3's release is slated for October 19, as Justin Hartley's titular character, Colter Shaw, continues to take on challenging new cases.

As reported by TVLine, Eric Graise and Abby McEnany, who played Bobby and Velma respectively, aren’t returning for Tracker season 3. Their exits come after Robin Weigert’s. She portrayed Velma’s wife Teddi, who was written out of the show after Tracker season 1’s ending, with her disappearance being motivated by Teddi and Velma separating.

Graise and McEnany’s exits leave Tracker with only two original cast members who are series regulars – Hartley and Fiona Rene, who plays lawyer Reenie Greene. While Tracker season 2 didn’t set up Graise and McEnany’s exits, they aren’t surprising, as Bobby disappeared for several season 2 episodes, and Velma’s role was less prominent.

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Eric Graise and Abby McEnany have exited the CBS procedural Tracker as the action-adventure series moves into its third season. The original cast members portrayed hacker Bobby Exley and Velma Bruin, respectively. Only two original cast members remain: Justin Hartley, who plays Colter Shaw, and Fiona Rene, who plays lawyer Reenie Green. TVLine broke the story on July 18. The duo follow Robin Weigert, who originally co-starred as Velma’s wife Teddi but was written out of the series after the first season. Hartley leads the high-stakes drama as Shaw, who travels the country in an Rv, helping police and private citizens solve crimes and locate missing persons. Based on the best-selling novel The Never Game by Jeffery Deaver, the show follows tracker Colter Shaw, who is described in the show’s official logline as, “a lone-wolf survivalist who roams the country as a reward seeker, using his expert tracking skills...

The CBS series Tracker is saying goodbye to two actors who were series regulars for the first two seasons of the show, which means only two main actors remain.

Justin Hartley leads the procedural drama and clearly is one of the actors remaining. In the series, he plays Colter Shaw, who travels the country in his old-school Rv, helping police and private citizens solve crimes and locate missing persons–until his latest case changes everything.

Details about Colter’s parents remained a mystery at the end of season two and will be part of the drama heading into the third season.

So, who won’t be back?

Keep reading to find out more…

Eric Graise as Bobby Exley – Not Returning

TVLine reports that Eric Graise will not be returning to the show after two seasons on Tracker. Bobby Exley will no longer be a character on the series moving forward.

And then there were two.

TVLine can exclusively confirm that Eric Graise and Abby McEnany have departed CBS’ Tracker. That leaves the procedural with just two series regulars heading into Season 3: Justin Harley (aka Colter Shaw) and Fiona Rene (who plays legal eagle Reenie Green).

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Trackerseason 3 gets a major update, revealing when new episodes will premiere. As the top-rated drama on broadcast television, Tracker season 2 ended on a major cliffhanger. Colter Shaw (Justin Hartley) had long believed that finding out the truth about what happened to his father would set him free, though it ultimately raises more painful questions.

Tracker's season 2 ending explained that it was Colter's mother who wanted her husband, Ashton Shaw (Lee Tergesen), to be murdered. Assuming the hired hitman is being truthful, it sets up a whole different dynamic for Colter when new episodes start rolling out very soon.

TVLineconfirms that Tracker season 3 will debut on Sunday, October 19 at 8 Pm Et. The release date falls in line with season 2, which also debuted in October. As of now, it is the only scripted show that CBS has lined up for Sunday nights.

What Tracker Season 3 Means For The Show Big Changes...

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If you are a fan of Alan Ritchson’s action-packed crime series Reacher, you’re probably counting the days until the next season drops. But there’s still time for Reacher Season 4. While you wait, we recommend checking out another gripping action drama that shares some thematic and character similarities with Reacher. We are talking about a show called Tracker, starring Justin Hartley in the titular role of a lone wolf. Here’s everything you need to know about the show and where to watch it online in India.

Tracker – Plot & Cast

Based on Jeffery Deaver’s 2019 novel The Never Game, the series follows a lone survivalist and expert tracker, Colter Shaw (played by Justin Hartley). He travels in his Rv across the country and helps both civilians and law enforcement find...

When "Tracker" debuted on CBS in early 2024, many critics and viewers felt that the procedural hour-long arrived fully formed. Centered on the rugged exploits of Colter Shaw (Justin Hartley), a "rewardist" who bops around the United States seeking to help regular folks solve mysteries or resolve disputes, the show stuck to its familiar formula and let its stars, most notably Hartley, do the heavy lifting. Shaw's tracking gifts have been honed via his time as a rough-and-tumble survivalist, but he can't provide his services without the assistance of others. During the show's first season, Shaw's small orbit of teammates included two handlers, Teddi Bruin (Robin Weigert) and Velma Bruin (Abby McEnany), the brilliant hacker Bobby Exley (Eric Graise), and lawyer Reenie Greene (Fiona Rene). It was a fun team, and they all felt locked-in for the long haul -- provided the ratings justified keeping the show on the air.

"Tracker...

Stop us if you've heard this one: a TV show about a stoic loner who wanders the country righting wrongs is burning up the streaming charts. But here's the twist: that show is not Prime Video's Reacher. Instead, Tracker, which just concluded its second season on CBS, is currently climbing the rankings on Paramount+. The series stars Justin Hartley as Colter Shaw, a survivalist and tracker (of course) who earns a living as a "rewardist." The series is currently ranked #6 and rising among Paramount+'s top TV shows: on top is Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren's new crime drama, MobLand, while rookie soap opera Beyond the Gates, the just-renewed The Chi, Taylor Sheridan's new oater Landman, and venerable serial killer procedural Criminal Minds round out the top five.

In its ascent up the charts, Tracker is emulating Reacher in yet another aspect, as the Lee Child adaptation is...

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Colter Shaw's vast experience in finding missing people across the United States has earned him substantial money in Tracker Seasons 1 and 2. As a lone wolf and survivalist, Colter (Justin Hartley) utilized his skills to escape messy situations while relying on his team of experts to achieve his goal.

Colter's team in Tracker is composed of hacker Bobby Exley, another resident hacker Randy (Chris Lee), his lawyer friend, Reenie Greene (Fiona Rene), and his handler Velma (Abby McEnany). 

Colter has a code: "A reward becomes a binding contract only in a moment of success."

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Family secrets and missing people are the bread and butter of the Justin Hartley-led CBS procedural, Tracker. The beloved procedural does, however, take some time out for matters of the heart, as seen in Season 1 and in the first episodes of its sophomore season, as Hartley's Shaw reignites his relationship with Gina Picket's sister, Camille (Floriana Lima). Colter has also, throughout the show's two seasons, had a very clear, emotional connection with Fiona Rene's Reenie. While the pair are yet to explore a romance between themselves, they've been involved with others. Looking ahead to Season 3, showrunner Elwood Reid has discussed the potential direction romance takes for these two beloved characters.

Speaking with Screen Rant, Reid was quizzed regarding Colter and his lack of a partner, and if it benefits the show at this point. "I think it's hard because I don't know if people judge or not,...

One of the major shakeups early on in Tracker Season 2 saw Fiona Rene's Reenie Greene quit her job and start up her own firm. This meant a new space and, of course, new clients as well. It also allowed Reenie the opportunity to work out in the field with Justin Hartley's Colter on occasion. One of Reenie's new clients is the mysterious Leo Sharf (Pej Vahdat), who smelt like trouble from the very first moment. Ultimately, the ruthless businessman did bring that perceived danger to Reenie's doorstep in Season 2's penultimate episode, with Reenie's life severely threatened. While the season finale was mainly about Colter and his discovery at Echo RIdge, the episode checked in on Reenie, who is still visibly shaken from her ordeal but apparently, is still in the employ of Leo. Why could that possibly be?

Kidnapped and staring down the barrel of a gun,...

The second season of Tracker ended its run this past Sunday with Colter Shaw returning home to Echo Ridge. While Justin Hartley's Colter was back in his hometown to solve a case involving missing children from across the country, the world-famous rewardist eventually stumbled upon a world-shattering discovery of his own in the season finale. The CBS procedural has already been renewed for a third season which will certainly look to unpack what the newly unraveled Shaw family secret means for Colter and his siblings. Now, we know when production begins on the new season. Shworunner Elwood Reid, in a conversation with Screen Rant, has revealed that production on Tracker Season 3 will kick off later this year, in July.

"Yeah, we will be back in two weeks," Reid said, referencing the return of the show's writers' room, "and we start filming in July. I think it's the 16th or something like that.

The second season of Tracker has completed its run and with its season finale came an earth-shattering revelation regarding the circumstances behind the death of Ashton Shaw (Lee Tergesen). It is a moment that negatively impacted the Shaw family in the Justin Hartley-led CBS procedural. The drama has been renewed for a third season and while Hartley's Colter and his siblings will have to deal with this new piece of information somehow, the upcoming season will also look to flesh out another character. Fiona Rene's Reenie Greene has been a mainstay since the series premiered in 2024. Despite working as legal counsel for Colter and their occasional romantic tension, not much has been revealed about the character. Showrunner Elwood Reid reveals that is all about to change in Season 3.

Reid, in an interview with ScreenRant, was quizzed about whether Velma Bruin (Abby McEnany) would have a bigger role...

On Sunday May 11 2025, CBS broadcasts an episode of the series Tracker![p]Echo Ridge Season 2 Episode 20 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Tracker,” titled “Echo Ridge,” promises to deliver a thrilling mix of mystery and drama. Colter, the show’s central character, makes his way back to the small town of Echo Ridge. His return is sparked by the unsettling disappearance of a local diner owner, which raises immediate concerns among the community.

As Colter digs deeper into the case, he stumbles upon a chilling revelation. The investigation leads him to uncover a kidnapping that took place decades ago. The history of the town becomes crucial to understanding the present situation, as long-buried secrets start to surface. This twist adds a layer of complexity to the storyline, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.

In addition to the kidnapping, Colter discovers a shocking family secret that ties into the diner owner’s disappearance.

Tracker's lead protagonist, Colter Shaw (Justin Hartley), has earned many notable cash rewards, and the full sum might surprise fans. As a rewards seeker, Colter is hired by clients (mostly desperate family members) to find their missing loved ones in exchange for a fee. Sometimes, though, Colter chooses not to collect the reward because he believes that helping his clients matters more to him. 

After earning the reward money, Colter splits the payment among the rest of his team, which includes lawyer Reenie Greene (Fiona Rene), his handler Velma (Abby McEnany), and resident hacker Bobby Exley (played by Eric Graise who was missing in action in the latter episodes of Tracker Season 2). It is unknown what percentage of the reward each member gets, but given Colter's heavy lifting, he is assumed to get a good chunk of the money. 

How Much Money Has Colter Earned on Tracker? Read full article on The Direct.

Tracker Season 2, Episode 19, titled "Rules of the Game", saw Justin Hartley's lone wolf survivalist, Colter Shaw, arrive in Seattle to answer the Sos call put out by his friend, Reenie's (Fiona Rene), shady and complicated client, Leo Sharf (Pej Vahdat). While Mr. Shaw was able to ultimately unravel the case. It was one that brought Reenie firmly into the crosshairs, in an extremely dangerous way. Next up, Colter Shaw will be going back home to Echo Ridge, and he'll likely see some more Shaw family secrets unearthed. In this Sunday's all-new, season finale episode, Colter heads home to investigate a disappearance. "Colter returns to Echo Ridge to investigate a diner owner's disappearance, only to uncover a decades-old kidnapping and a shocking family secret," reads the official logline for Episode 20, "Echo Ridge." CBS released a sneak peek of the season finale, which previews the state of affairs under which Colter makes his homecoming.

Justin Hartley and Melissa Roxburgh in ‘Tracker’ season 2 episode 19

Melissa Roxburgh returns as Colter’s sister, Dory, on CBS’s Tracker season two episode 19. Roxburgh only appears for a few minutes, with Dory passing along a mysterious box of their dad’s. Dory doesn’t think there’s anything important inside, but Colter (Justin Hartley) recalls their dad always thought someone was trying to steal his ideas. He’d lost his academic credibility, but Colter thinks something in his research might have gotten him killed.

Their dad was a genius, but Dory points out that he was losing his mind toward the end.

Reenie (Fiona Rene) calls and asks Colter to come to Seattle because an assistant to her client Leo Sharf is missing. Before he leaves, Dory asks Colter not to obsess over the items in their dad’s box.

Francie has been missing since this morning and Leo...

On Sunday May 4 2025, CBS broadcasts an episode of the series Tracker!

Rules of the Game Season 2 Episode 19 Episode Summary

“Tracker” is set to deliver an intense episode titled “Rules of the Game.” This upcoming installment promises to blend personal stakes with thrilling action as Reenie’s world gets turned upside down. In this episode, Leo Sharf, a key client, reaches out to Colter for help in locating his missing assistant just days before a crucial company launch. The urgency of the situation adds a layer of tension that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

As Colter begins the search, the case quickly spirals into something much more complicated. Reenie finds herself drawn deeper into a dangerous vendetta that threatens both her life and Leo’s. The stakes are high, and the personal connection between Reenie and her client complicates matters further. This episode explores themes of loyalty, trust,...

Tracker spoilers and updates reveal there are only two episodes left of season two. This season has been quite a rollercoaster, featuring Colter Shaw (Justin Hartley) journeying from New York to New Orleans and soon returning home; the narratives have grown increasingly gripping.

The Final Two Episodes Of The Season Are Darker

It’s no surprise that this series reigns supreme on linear television. Yet, a couple of episodes remain, and it appears they aren’t shying away from intensity. In a recent discussion, Justin Hartley cautioned that the last two episodes of the season are poised to be quite ‘darker.’

What insights does the star from This Is Us and Young and The Restless provide regarding the conclusion of the second season? Only two episodes of Tracker Season 2 are left to air, titled ‘Rules Of The Game’ and ‘Echo Ridge.’

Rules Of The Game-Second To Last Episode

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Tracker Season 2 is almost over, and the penultimate episode isn’t just going to bring back Melissa Roxburgh as Colter’s (Justin Hartley) sister, Dory, as TV Insider exclusively revealed. It’s also going to see the rewardist working alongside Reenie (Fiona Rene) to help her client Leo Sharf (recurring guest star Pej Vahdat). In the Sunday, May 4, episode, titled “Rules of the Game,” when Reenie’s client, Sharf, hires Colter to track down his missing assistant before his company launch, the case takes a personal turn and Reenie becomes entangled in a deadly vendetta threatening both of their lives. TV Insider has an exclusive sneak peek of Colter finding out the details of the case. “She runs away. She takes a fire escape down. She leaves her phone. Her purse. Any idea why?” Colter wonders of the missing Francie. He then turns to Sharf, “I have to ask, your relationship,...

Tracker Season 2, Episode 18, titled "Collision", saw Justin Hartley's lone wolf survivalist, Colter Shaw, head out to Willow Creek, Michigan, to help rescue a missing girl, who was abducted for the baby growing inside of her. While the small town provided enough drama to make a city proud, Colter managed to solve the case. Next up for the world famous rewardist is yet another abduction, and this time around, it involves his attorney and friend, Reenie (Fiona Rene). In this Sunday's all-new episode, Colter and Reenie are headed into the field as a tag team. "When Reenie's client, Leo Sharf, hires Colter to track down his missing assistant before his company launch, the case takes a personal turn and Reenie becomes entangled in a deadly vendetta threatening both of their lives," reads the official logline for Episode 19, "Rules of the Game." CBS released a sneak peek of the episode, which...

On Sunday April 27 2025, CBS broadcasts an episode of the series Tracker!

Collision Season 2 Episode 18 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Tracker,” titled “Collision,” promises to be a thrilling addition to the series. In this episode, viewers will follow the lone-wolf survivalist Colter Shaw as he continues his journey across the country. Colter, known for his expert tracking skills, uses his talents to help both private citizens and law enforcement solve various mysteries. Each case brings its own challenges, but Colter faces them head-on while dealing with his own complicated family issues.

In “Collision,” the stakes are higher than ever. Colter finds himself in a situation where the lines between right and wrong blur. As he navigates through a tense investigation, viewers can expect unexpected twists and turns. The episode will delve deeper into Colter’s character, revealing more about his past and the fractured relationships that haunt him.

The blend of action,...

In the upcoming episode of “Tracker,” titled “Rules of the Game,” excitement and tension are set to rise as Reenie finds herself in a precarious situation. The episode airs on Sunday, May 4, 2025, at 8:00 Pm on CBS. With a gripping storyline, this episode promises to keep fans on the edge of their seats.

Reenie’s client, Leo Sharf, is in a tough spot. His assistant has gone missing just before a crucial company launch. In a desperate move, he turns to Colter for help. As Colter begins to investigate, the case takes an unexpected turn, revealing deeper connections and dangers. Reenie soon realizes that this isn’t just a simple missing persons case; it becomes personal and puts both her and Leo in grave danger.

The stakes are high as Reenie and Colter race against time to uncover the truth. With a deadly vendetta lurking in the shadows, they must...

The appearance of a Shaw sibling always brings up their atypical childhood. Colter (Justin Hartley), Russell (Jensen Ackles), and Dory (Melissa Roxburgh) were raised on a diet of skepticism and suspicion as their father's mistrust of the government and paranoia reached fever-pitch levels. The siblings went their separate ways as soon as they could, but they reunite occasionally. The next reunion between Colter and his sister happens in Tracker Season 2, Episode 19, "Rules of the Game." When Reenie's (Fiona Rene) client, Leo Sharf (recurring guest star Pej Vahdat), hires Colter to track down his missing assistant before his company launch, the case takes a personal turn and Reenie becomes entangled in a deadly vendetta threatening both of their lives," reads the logline for the episode airing on CBS on Sunday, May 4, at 8 p.m. Et. CBS released images from the episode, previewing Dory's return and Colter's work with Reenie's untrustworthy client.

In most instances, two is better than one, which might be true for Colter Shaw's (Justin Hartley) scattered team. After disappearing for several episodes in Tracker Season 2, Bobby Exley (Eric Graise) is back on the tech seat, but his cousin Randy (Chris Lee) filled in for him in his absence. Now that Bobby's back, Randy is not in a rush to leave because there is more work than Bobby can handle. Colter has two tech geniuses to handle the tech side of things for the first time since the show premiered. In this Sunday's all-new episode, Colter goes to Michigan to look for a missing young woman. "Colter heads to Willow Creek, Mich., after a worried mother hires him to track down her beauty queen daughter, Riley, who vanished while driving home from work. While investigating at the garden center where Riley works, Colter looks into her modeling past and...

Paramount has found success with more conservative-leaning shows in recent years, with the most prominent example being "Yellowstone" and its vast universe of spin-offs. Of course, if you're going to venture into entertainment specifically designed for middle America, you're inevitably going to produce some sort of survivalist-led series, which is exactly what we've got in the form of "Tracker."

The show stars Justin Hartley as Colter Shaw, the titular survivalist who makes a living by tracking down missing people for both law enforcement and everyday citizens, collecting the rewards and delivering a healthy dose of ass-kickery and machismo in the process. But unlike another itinerant all-American hero, Alan Ritchson's Jack Reacher (the best on-screen version of the character), Shaw isn't a complete lone-wolf, relying on a support team that includes his "man in the chair" Bobby Exley (Eric Graise).

Working out of a tech repair store in Chicago, Bobby...

Colter (Justin Hartley) does not like to mix business with pleasure, but sometimes, a tracker can only resist so much. The question about his dating status came up in Tracker Season 2, Episode 17, "Memories," but Colter was careful to avoid speaking about it. And that's because it's complicated. The next case takes him to Michigan, where a young woman went missing. "Colter heads to Willow Creek, Michigan, after a worried mother hires him to track down her beauty queen daughter, Riley, who vanished while driving home from work. While investigating at the garden center where Riley works, Colter looks into her modeling past and uncovers that she was hiding a major secret," reads the logline for Tracker Season 2, Episode 18, "Collision." CBS released a sneak peek of the episode airing on Sunday, April 27, previewing this case and a potential romance for Colter.

The video below teases the case as Colter arrives in Michigan.

On Sunday April 20 2025, CBS broadcasts an episode of the series Tracker!

Memories Season 2 Episode 17 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Tracker,” titled “Memories,” promises to be an intriguing mix of mystery and emotional depth. This episode will air on CBS and follows the character Randy as he seeks help from Colter, the show’s main tracker. The story kicks off when Randy’s ex-girlfriend finds herself in a troubling situation after her best friend goes missing. The two had a night out in Reno, and things took a turn for the worse.

Randy’s decision to enlist Colter’s services highlights the strong bond he still has with his ex. Colter, known for his skills in tracking and solving complex cases, will need to navigate not only the physical search for the missing friend but also the emotional landscape that comes with Randy’s past relationships. This adds an interesting layer to the plot,...

In the upcoming episode of “Tracker,” titled “Collision,” viewers will dive deeper into the complex world of Colter Shaw. This episode, airing at 8:00 Pm on Sunday, April 27, 2025, promises to be action-packed and emotionally charged. As a lone-wolf survivalist, Colter travels across the country, using his remarkable tracking skills to solve mysteries. His journey as a reward seeker often leads him into challenging situations that test his abilities and resolve.

In “Collision,” Colter faces a new case that could change everything. The episode hints at high stakes, with Colter’s skills being pushed to the limit as he navigates through a web of intrigue and danger. The tension builds as he encounters unexpected challenges, forcing him to confront not only the mystery at hand but also his own fractured family dynamics. This personal struggle adds depth to the story, making it more than just a typical crime-solving adventure.

As the plot unfolds,...

Melissa Roxburgh seemed unsure when her character would return to Tracker in Season 2. "Dory has some secrets. She's not being forthcoming about things, so I want to know what happens there," the actress told TV Line while promoting her recently concluded NBC drama The Hunting Party. It was unclear if viewers would see her in Season 2, but those doubts can now be laid to rest. TV Insider revealed that Roxburgh will return to the show in an upcoming episode. Dory is set to appear in Season 2's penultimate episode airing on May 4. In Tracker Season 2, Episode 19, "Rules of the Game, "Reenie (Fiona Rene) urgently calls Colter for help when Leonard Sharf's (Pej Vahdat) assistant gets kidnapped ahead of the launch of his new business. Also, Colter (Justin Hartley) visits his sister, Dory," reads the official logline. Take a look at the image from the episode below.

Dory's return teases a...

Colter’s (Justin Hartley) in for another Shaw sibling reunion in Tracker Season 2. Jensen Ackles returned earlier this season as Russell, Colter’s brother, and now TV Insider can exclusively reveal that Melissa Roxburgh is coming back as their sister, Dory, in the May 4 episode, the penultimate of the season. We also have a first look at Colter and Dory back together. Check out the full version below. In “Rules of the Game,” Reenie (Fiona Rene) urgently calls Colter for help when Leonard Sharf’s (Pej Vahdat) assistant gets kidnapped ahead of the launch of his new business. Also, Colter visits his sister, Dory. “Colter’s sister, Dory, delivers a mysterious piece of the Shaw family’s past,” executive producer Elwood Reid teases. CBS That past includes the mysterious death of their father. For the longest time, Colter thought Russell had something to do with it, but as his brother informed him,...

The second season of Tracker returned from a two-week break last Sunday with Tracker Season 2, Episode 16, "The Mercy Seat." Colter (Justin Hartley), lending a hand to a friend, sees him trapped in the cold wilderness of Montana searching for two missing sisters and worrying about his injured friend. Thankfully, the world-famous rewardist, with help from his team and Reenie Greene (Fiona Rene) coming in big, escapes the wintry waste with everyone whole, except for the assailants, of course. On his next search, Colter will swap the chills of the wilderness for the warmth of a club as he searches for two missing partygoers. In Tracker Season 2, Episode 17, "Memories," we will see "Randy enlists Colter’s services for his ex after her best friend goes missing following a night on the town in Reno," reads the logline for the episode.

The clip opens with Colter paying a visit to a club...

Tracker spoilers and updates reveal the exciting return of a beloved character. Who’s making a comeback in the upcoming episode?

Bobby Exley Returns

Tracker is entering the last five episodes of Season 2, starting with “The Mercy Seat.” In this episode, Colter Shaw (played by Justin Hartley) travels to Montana to search for two sisters lost in the snowy forest. He receives assistance from a local friend and a familiar face who has been missing for some time.

Fans can look forward to the much-anticipated return of Bobby Exley (Eric Graise) in this episode. It’s been five episodes since Colter’s main tech support has been around, raising concerns among both him and the show’s viewers about his absence.

What Else Happens In The Next Episode?

In this episode’s summary, it states that “Colter assists an old friend in a search and rescue operation for two sisters...

On Sunday April 13 2025, CBS broadcasts an episode of the series Tracker!

The Mercy Seat Season 2 Episode 16 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Tracker,” titled “The Mercy Seat,” promises to be an exciting and emotional journey. In this episode, Colter, the show’s main character, steps in to assist an old friend who is in desperate need of help. Two sisters have gone missing in the snowy wilderness of Montana, and the search and rescue mission is on. The harsh winter conditions add an extra layer of challenge as Colter and his team work tirelessly to locate the sisters and bring them back home safely.

Meanwhile, Reenie, another key character in the series, faces a moral dilemma when a new client arrives. This client’s situation challenges Reenie’s values and beliefs, forcing her to confront tough choices. The contrast between Colter’s physical search in the wilderness and Reenie’s...

The excitement builds as “Tracker” returns for Season 2, Episode 17, titled “Memories.” This episode promises to be a thrilling ride, airing at 8:00 Pm on Sunday, April 20, 2025, on CBS. The storyline revolves around Randy, who finds himself in a tough spot when his ex-girlfriend’s best friend goes missing after a night out in Reno. Seeking help, he turns to Colter, known for his skills in tracking down those who have vanished.

As the episode unfolds, viewers will see the dynamic between Randy and Colter. Randy’s desperation to find the missing woman adds urgency to the plot, while Colter’s expertise brings a sense of hope. The backdrop of Reno, with its glitzy nightlife and hidden dangers, sets the stage for a gripping investigation. The episode explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and the complexities of past relationships, making it relatable to many.

With each twist and turn, “Memories” promises to...

After a two-week break, Tracker is back on Sunday, April 13. The all-new episode takes Colter (Justin Hartley) on a search in the cold wildernesses of Montana where two people went missing. "Colter helps an old friend with a search and rescue mission for two missing sisters in the snowy Montana wilderness. Meanwhile, Reenie (Fiona Rene) gets a visit from a new client that challenges her morality," reads the official logline for Tracker Season 2, Episode 16, "The Mercy Seat." CBS released a sneak peek of the episode, which shows Colter and his buddy Roger McLaren (Diego Klattenhoff) venture into the snow-filled Montana terrain to retrieve the missing women, but there is something odd about the whole thing.

One of the sisters, Shelly (Lexi Simonsen), is quite young, and when the video below begins, Colter has already found them, which is good news all around. It's freezing cold, so he tries to warm...

In the upcoming episode of “Tracker,” titled “The Mercy Seat,” Colter finds himself drawn into a gripping search and rescue mission. The episode, airing at 8:00 Pm on Sunday, April 13, 2025, on CBS, promises to deliver both heart-pounding action and emotional depth. Colter is called upon by an old friend to help locate two missing sisters lost in the treacherous snowy wilderness of Montana. The harsh conditions and the ticking clock add urgency to the mission, creating a tense atmosphere as Colter navigates the challenges of the unforgiving landscape.

Meanwhile, Reenie faces her own set of dilemmas when a new client arrives with a request that tests her moral compass. This subplot adds an intriguing layer to the episode, showcasing Reenie’s character as she grapples with difficult choices. The contrast between Colter’s physical struggle in the wilderness and Reenie’s ethical challenges in her work highlights the different forms of courage and resilience.

Tracker spoilers and updates reveal the latest buzz on the seemingly Mia Bobby Exley’s (Eric Graise) return. Here’s what fans of the CBS drama need to know.

Bobby Turned Up In The Latest Episode

Bobby turned up in the latest episode of the CBS show on Sunday, March 31 as he, Colter Shaw (Justin Hartley) and Reenie Greene (Fiona Rene) raced against time to find someone. A talented Mma fighter had disappeared as she tried to solve her family’s visa troubles.

This has been the first that Bobby’s been seen since Episode Nine, and his cousin had taken his place as Colter’s techie.

So is this just a one-off, and Bobby will disappear again, or will he continue to be part of Colter’s team? Read on to see what’s been going on and what you need to know.

Colter Has Lost Some Team Members...

The second season of Tracker has continued to be a brilliant success for CBS with Justin Hartley as Colter Shaw driving the show, as the world's famous rewardist continues to save lives all across the country. After seeing Hartley and Billie Matalon (Sofia Pernas) working closely together in Tracker Season 2, Episode 15, "The Grey Goose," the show's protagonist will be working sole once more. On his next search, In Tracker Season 2, Episode 16, "The Mercy Seat," will see Colter heading into the wintry wilderness to rescue a lady. The beloved procedural drama is set to embark on a two-week hiatus with the show returning on March 13. Now, looking ahead, CBS has released new footage detailing the challenges which will be facing the world-famous rewardist in the show's next episode.

The clip begins with Shaw decked out in thick winter gear as he sets out to make another rescue. "Right now, your brain...

CBS’ Tracker is one of Sunday night’s biggest TV shows right now, which means that fans definitely notice when there’s something up.

Eric Graise has starred as Bobby Exley on the series since the show’s first season, but has been absent from the production for six episodes.

On the Sunday (March 30) episode, his absence was finally addressed on-screen.

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Randy (Chris Lee) was asked about Bobby’s whereabouts, to which he said, “You know how he gets. He doesn’t like to talk about personal stuff.”

Colter (Justin Hartley) then mentioned that Bobby was at a “friend’s funeral” and Randy responded, “I know that is hitting him hard. They were like brothers.”

Colter then said he understood Bobby “was just taking some time,” and Randy added, “He will get back to it — and if he doesn’t then I will make sure he does.

Diana Maria Riva as Detective Brock and Justin Hartley as Colter Shaw in ‘Tracker’ season 2 episode 15

CBS’s Tracker season two episode 15 brings back guest stars Diana Maria Riva as Detective Helen Brock (season one episode nine) and Sofia Pernas, the spouse of series star Justin Hartley, as Billie Matalon (season one episode six and season two episode three). Episode 15 finds Colter in Aurora, Vermont, and on the trail of a kidnapped prison guard.

The episode begins with Justine Campos, a prisoner, escaping from custody during her transport to the hospital. Justine knocks out one of the prison guards and takes the driver, Rachel, hostage.

The following morning, Colter rolls up on the crime scene and reunites with Detective Helen Brock. It turns out Rachel is Brock’s niece, and Helen knows firsthand how talented Colter is at tracking missing people. Justine is serving time for two murders and was...