Hey there, fans of Tracker! It's been a while since we last checked in with Colter Shaw, but don't worry—Tracker is coming back to your screens very soon. The show has been on a little hiatus, but it’s about to return with fresh episodes that promise to deliver all the action and intrigue you’ve come to expect. So, grab some popcorn, because it’s time to catch up on all the details!
Mark Your Calendars: 'Tracker' Returns to CBS
Okay, listen up! If you're a fan of Justin Hartley's gripping detective drama, you'll want to circle February 16, 2025, on your calendar. That’s the day Tracker is set to return to CBS with a brand-new episode. For those of you who prefer streaming, the show will also be available on Paramount+, so you can watch it wherever you are. This is going to be epic, and you don’t want to miss a single second!
Now, just a quick recap: the show went on a break after its eighth episode aired on December 1, 2024. But don’t worry, we’ve got plenty more coming your way. So, if you’ve been waiting patiently, the wait is almost over!
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What to Expect in the Midseason Premiere
A New Case, A New Twist
In a recent press release, CBS gave us a sneak peek into the midseason premiere. The episode is titled “The Disciple,” and it’s already generating a lot of buzz among fans. According to CBS, the episode follows Colter Shaw as he gets a new lead in one of his most challenging cases—the disappearance of Gina Picket. But here’s the twist: to solve the mystery, Colter teams up with a retired cop named Keaton, played by guest star Brent Sexton. This partnership promises to bring some fresh energy and tension to the show.
Justin Hartley Opens Up About Season 2
What's Changed Behind the Scenes?
Before the season premiere, the man himself, Justin Hartley, spoke to TV Insider about what to expect from filming this season. As it turns out, this season’s episode order is larger than before, which presents its own set of challenges. But Hartley seems undeterred. “In three months, we’ll see how I feel,” he joked, adding that there’s more physicality in certain episodes. “The fights certainly are more physical, but I don’t mind a bruise here or there. I’m just trying to keep my body healthy,” he explained.
When asked about the future of the show, Hartley shared some exciting insights. He expressed his hope for long-term development, saying, “If we’re lucky enough to do a third season, a fourth season, a fifth season, a sixth season, that would be wonderful.” He emphasized the importance of character growth, drawing parallels between Tracker and his beloved previous series, This Is Us. “What I really loved about This Is Us… look, I hate to keep talking about it, but I just adore that show and being a part of it,” he said. “I love that when you watch a show like that and you tune into season 1 and then you tune into the last season, you see the development of the character and you go, ‘Wait a minute, are they playing different roles?’ But then if you watch it throughout the years, you go, ‘Oh my gosh,’ and you experience those things with the characters.”
And he’s not done yet! Hartley believes that Colter Shaw still has plenty to learn about himself and his family. “As competent and confident as Colter is, I don’t at all think for a second that he doesn’t have a ton to learn, especially about himself and his family and all that,” he explained. “Going forward, I think that will be how the show lives on a long runway, is that we keep developing this character and he becomes better at what he’s doing. He’s a restless man, and for an audience member, at least shows that I love to watch, you love to see that growth of a character and we have that.”
