The Big Picture The drama series, Tracker, has been a clear runaway hit for CBS. Not only is it the most-watched new network series of the 2023-2024 season, it's also the most-watched network television series altogether. It even snagged an impressive 18 million viewers for its premiere episode, which debuted after the Super Bowl on February 11. After just four episodes into its first season, CBS renewed the well-received show for a Season 2.
Tracker TV-14CrimeDrama Colter Shaw, a lone-wolf survivalist, uses his expert tracking skills to assist law enforcement and private citizens across America. Traveling in his old RV, Shaw takes on various cases, from missing persons to complex criminal investigations, always seeking the truth and the rewards that come with it. His journey is fraught with danger and moral dilemmas, as each case reveals deeper layers of conspiracy and human struggle.
There are so many questions that could be answered about who the supporting characters are as people. How did they get involved in this field? How did they get connected with Colter in the first place? How do their backgrounds inform the work they're doing for Colter? For each character, the tasks they're completing are complex and risky . Plus, the field they're working in is connected to stories that are dark and offer a view into the twisted side of human behavior.
The Talented Cast of 'Tracker' Isn't Being Properly Utilized Close The drama was able to bring in some truly great guest-stars in Season 1. Jennifer Morrison shows up in the finale episode as a friend from Colter's past, Melissa Roxburgh appears as Colter's sister, and Jensen Ackles joins the show in Episode 12 as Colter's mysterious brother, Russell.