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As he returns for Season 2 of Matlock, Jason Ritter has ideas for a CBS crossover event.

The 2x Emmy nominee recently pitched an appearance for his recently-divorced attorney Julian Markston on sister series Tracker, alongside Justin Hartley‘s titular survivalist Colter Shaw.

“If Tracker ever wants a partner [for Justin’s character, Colter], maybe Julian leaves the firm and he starts a new life. Just two rugged guys,” Ritter jokingly told Us Weekly.

After Ritter’s law firm partner character was revealed as the man responsible for covering up the Wellbrexa documents that could have saved Madeline’s (Kathy Bates) daughter, it’s certainly a good time for Julian to be in the wind. And who better to find him than Colter? If they end up partnering on a case, so be it.

Following the Season 1 finale of CBS’s meta Matlock reboot in April,...

The Tracker team is here to wish fans a big hello from the set of the CBS procedural’s third season where cameras are currently rolling. Taking fans behind the scenes, the show’s Instagram page acts as a way for audiences to transport themselves directly onto the studio lot in Vancouver, Canada, where the gang is getting busy with the next chapter of the story. Welcomed by none other than Colter Shaw himself — Justin Hartley — multiple members of the Tracker family step out of the shadows to give followers a grandiose hello. With Fiona Rene as our guide, we take a stroll around the lot, and catch a glimpse...

There is so much to question all the time, but once again we must ask: where is the time going? September is almost here and, with fall right around the corner, along come countless new shows and movies to help usher in the season.

Of course, that extends to streaming in general and to the Hulu/Disney+ bundle specifically, which next month will include various Hulu originals, feature films, and reality TV coming to both platforms. Look out for the streaming premiere of “Lilo & Stitch,” a Lego Star Wars adventure, and “Marvel Zombies” on Disney, and the Hulu debuts of “FX’s The Lowdown,” “The Tempest,” and new episodes of “Project Runway” and “Dancing With the Stars.”

Top Pick: “Only Murders in the Building” Season 5 (Hulu)

After the death of the Arconia’s doorman Lester (Teddy Coluca), the trio of Charles (Steve Martin), Oliver (Martin Short), and Mabel (Selena Gomez...

Trackerfans get a major update courtesy of one of the biggest streaming platforms. Season 2 of the hit action series is officially making its way to a brand-new streaming home.

Season 2 of Tracker will be available for streaming on Hulu starting on September 1, giving fans of the series plenty of time to catch up on Season 1 before new episodes arrive. Developed for CBS by Ben H. Winters from Jeffery Deaver's 2019 novel The Never Game, Tracker stars Justin Hartley as Colter Shaw, a survivalist and lone-wolf tracker who travels at will looking for rewards in need of claiming. Throughout his journeys, Colter collaborates with law enforcement and private employers alike to take on whatever missions he can lend a hand to. The series features appearances from numerous fan-favorite actors, including Abby McEnany as Colter's handler Velma Bruin, Eric Graise as hacker and tech expert Bobby Edley, Rione Rene as attorney Reenie Greene,...

Tracker is back in production on Season 3, and while we don’t know much about what’s coming up — the premiere does have a lot to address after some shocking revelations regarding Colter’s (Justin Hartley) family history and his father’s death — a new behind-the-scenes video offers a few tantalizing teases. We already knew that Jensen Ackles is reprising his role as Colter’s brother, Russell. They were estranged when the series began, but over the course of his two appearances in the first two seasons, they’ve worked on repairing their relationship — it helps that Colter now knows that Russell didn’t kill their father. The new video shows Ackles on set laughing and with Hartley. The behind-the-scenes look, which you can watch below, begins with Hartley’s “We’re back in production. More Tracker is coming your way.” Then, Fiona Rene, the show’s other series regular...

Although episodes of “Beyond the Gates” had been available to view as an On Demand option with only four episodes available at a time after a one week delay from originally being broadcast on CBS, Pluto TV, the Fast (free ad-supported television) service owned by Paramount, announced on Thursday that it has formally launched a dedicated channel for the daytime drama series which allows fans new and old to watch the soap opera live 24/7.

The dedicated “Beyond the Gates” channel on Pluto TV features more than 90 episodes of the series at launch, with additional episodes joining the channel eight days after their CBS premiere. Meanwhile, the On Demand option to watch the four most recent episodes at any given time remains available.

To watch the soap through its dedicated Pluto TV channel, click here, or check for it under the Daytime TV section under the Pluto TV channel lineup. To...

Secrets are being uncovered today in a brand-new image that we’re thrilled to share as part of Collider’s Exclusive Preview event. So far this week, we’ve tagged along on the case with crime-centered dramas like Tracker and Countdown and jumped down the rabbit hole of adult animation with Beavis and Butthead, but prepare to take a turn towards the mystical with a never-before-seen image from the first season of AMC’s Talamasca: The Secret Order. Set to arrive on the network on October 26, the title serves as the latest series adaptation to come from the literary works of Anne Rice, with both Interview with the Vampire and Mayfair Witches already making a wave with audiences.

In our exclusive image, Nicholas Denton’s (Dangerous Liaisons) Guy Anatole appears to be looking into a mystery. The secret order’s newest recruit can be seen in a dark room, illuminated...

Tracker spoilers and updates tease that the highly anticipated third season of CBS’ popular procedural, Tracker, is on its way.

Filming for the upcoming episodes is already underway, and they are set to premiere on Sunday, October 19, with streaming options available on Paramount+.

The Season Finale Featured An Explosive Bombshell

Just when viewers believed the mystery about Justin Hartley’s character Colter Shaw’s family couldn’t become any more intricate, the Season 2 finale delivered a shocking revelation about who actually murdered Colter’s father.

The showrunner of Tracker, Elwood Reid recently provided Collider with a lot of information on what to expect for Colter and the other characters. This includes Russell Shaw, played by Jensen Ackles — when the series comes back in two months.

No one saw that revelation coming, and obviously, everyone was shocked, especially Colter. Following is a quick refresher on the season two finale.

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Another familiar face is joining the cast of Watson for its second season. Today it was reported that NCIS: Hawai’i alum, Noah Mills, was signing on for a spot on the CBS series led by Morris Chestnut. The casting marks a reunion between the pair after they previously worked alongside one another on NBC’s one-season-running drama, The Enemy Within. Set for a premiere on Monday, October 13, the title is just one of the highly-anticipated projects that will appear on the network this fall alongside others, including Season 1 of the Donnie Wahlberg-led spin-off Blue Bloods and Season 3 of Justin Hartley’s run as Colter Shaw in Tracker.

Season 2 is already heating up with the recent announcement that Trainspotting alum, Robert Carlylewill join the call sheet as the legendary detective, Sherlock Holmes. As for Mills, he’ll appear in the production as Beck Wythe, a Pittsburgh native who...

Jensen Ackles will reprise his role as Russell Shaw when Tracker Season 3 arrives on October 19 on CBS, with same-day streaming on Paramount+. Filming has already started, and showrunner Elwood Reid says the new episodes will dive further into Colter Shaw’s (Justin Hartley) family backstory. He shared that the premiere would introduce key questions that will shape the entire season.

In an interview with Collider, he said, “We pose several questions in the season opener that will reverberate throughout the season.” These will look at the events and pressures that shaped Colter’s family and drove them apart. Although flashbacks are still under discussion, Reid says the focus is on delivering meaningful reveals. The showrunner also teased a wider threat, hinting that:

Just a tease – but this season we will learn that Ashton and the Shaw family have some dark forces swirling around them, forces that may or may not be still active today.

Trackerseason 3 is just a few months away, and with the show twisting into Colter Shaw's (Justin Hartley) tragic past during its last season finale, the family mystery is going to continue unraveling. Colter, who's spent the past two seasons traveling all over the continental US to track down missing people, has always had the sting of a mysterious past.

While Tracker season 2 hit some bumps in the road when it came to storytelling, the overall arc of Colter grappling with the tragic, mysterious passing of his late father stuck with him through each resolved mystery. Despite seeing his siblings, Russell Shaw (Jensen Ackles) and Dory Shaw (Melissa Roxburgh), coping in their own ways, Colter's need to resolve other mysteries remained.

In an interview with Collider, Tracker's showrunner Elwood Reid discussed the ways that "dark forces" are going to keep Colter guessing when it comes to his father's past. While...

The third season of CBS’ hit procedural, Tracker, is coming in hot. We know that cameras are already up and running on the next set of episodes, which will debut on Sunday, October 19, with streaming also available on Paramount+. Just when audiences thought the mystery surrounding the family of Justin Hartley’s Colter Shaw couldn’t get any more complicated, the Season 2 finale dropped an explosive bombshell that revealed who really killed Colter’s father. As part of Collider’s Exclusive Preview event, we were lucky enough to have an e-mail interview with Tracker’s showrunner, Elwood Reid, who gave us plenty of insight into how things are going to shake out for Colter and the rest of the characters — including Jensen Ackles’ Russell Shaw — when the series returns in two months.

Before we dig into what Reid had to say, let’s do a quick refresher, shall we? In...

This stream is only available to select Paramount+ subscribers, but it’s the best thing the app does in my opinion.

As will come as no surprise to readers, I have a ton of streaming subscriptions. Obviously, this is in part to keep up with the latest trends that audiences need to know about, but it’s also because I enjoy watching TV, and one of my favorite franchises to return to when I’m out of new titles to stream is Star Trek.

That means I’ve got to have a Paramount+ subscription if I want to keep up, though I’ve been plenty critical of the Paramount+ user interface in the past. There is one feature that makes the streamer stand out in my mind, however: a live stream of CBS that I can watch right from the Paramount+ app.

Sign Up $7.99+ / month paramountplus.com Here’s why...

Amazon Prime Video’s next dark superhero chapter in The Boys universe, Vought Rising, has added four actors as series regulars in an announcement made on August 6 (via Variety). Sherwood star Jorden Myrie, Bel Canto’s Nicolo Pasetti, The Bear’s Ricky Staffieri, and Sense8 famed Brian J. Smith have recently joined the cast.

Vought Rising, a noir-style 1950s prequel to The Boys, will star Supernatural’s Jensen Ackles as Soldier Boy and Aya Cash as a younger version of Stormfront, then known as Clara Vought. While Prime Video is yet to confirm a release date, the series also stars Euphoria’s Elizabeth Posey and Blue Bloods alum Will Hochman in undisclosed roles.

What is Vought Rising About? Jensen Ackles as Soldier Boy | Credits: Amazon Prime

The Boys prequel series, Vought Rising, was announced at San Diego Comic-Con 2024, with Jensen Ackles revealing the new series will be a lurid pulp...

There's some exciting news to share for those who happen to be fans of both And Just Like That and Yellowstone. You're about to see a veteran of the Sex and the City sequel series don a cowboy hat and hit the stables for a series regular role on an upcoming Yellowstone spinoff series. Unfortunately, no... It's not Carrie Bradshaw leaving her beloved Manhattan and heading up to Montana.

The forthcoming Yellowstone spinoff Y: Marshals, which will star Luke Grimes reprising his character Kayce Dutton, has officially added more star power in Logan Marshall-Green. The And Just Like That season 3 alum joins the CBS series as a series regular and an additional leading star opposite Grimes. It's the first major casting news to be announced for the highly anticipated spinoff.

Logan Marshall-Green joins Yellowstone spinoff Y: Marshals

While Y: Marshals stars Grimes as Kayce Dutton, Marshall-Green plays Kayce's friend from the military Pete Calvin.

Daytime audiences know Mary Beth Evans as Dr. Kayla Brady Johnson on Days of Our Lives. But recently, the actress hopped on over to a streaming series with a major Days connection. She guest-starred on Prime Video’s Countdown, a 13-episode thriller starring Jensen Ackles, who played Eric Brady (Kayla’s nephew) for three years in the late nineties.

From Daytime to Primetime

Countdown is an action-packed thriller about a task force that’s assembled after a Department of Homeland Security agent is murdered in Los Angeles in broad daylight. Eric Dane’s Nathan Blythe leads this highly specialized group that recruits undercover agents from various branches of law enforcement, including the LAPD, the FBI, and the DEA.

Evans can currently be seen in the hit action drama’s eighth episode, where she plays the mom of one of the series regulars, Violett Beane, aka Evan Shepherd, the task force...

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...

Spoiler Alert !!!This article contains minor spoilers for Tracker Season 3.

Russell Shaw is back, and this time his return carries real weight. That’s right, Jensen Ackles confirmed he’s back for Season 3 of Tracker with an Instagram video. Interestingly, he filmed the said video just outside Justin Hartley’s trailer on the Season 3 lot.

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The timing is dead-on: Season 2 ended with Otto shoving Ashton Shaw off a cliff and framing Mary Dove, leaving Colter desperate for answers. Filming has already kicked off in Vancouver, where sharp-eyed locals snapped Ackles and Hartley sharing scenes, a clue that Russell will have an even bigger role in the upcoming season (via Hnb).

The rumor first surfaced in June when Collider quoted Ackles saying, “We are discussing that as we speak.” Set your reminders for the premiere of Tracker Season 3 on...

It’s been roughly eight months since Murder in a Small Town was renewed for a sophomore season, which is still in the works with no premiere date yet. While fans await one, the series has made several changes, one of which is expanding the Season 2 cast list. As confirmed back in March, four-time Emmy nominee Marcia Gay Harden was added to Season 2 in a series regular role, joining fan-favorites Rossif Sutherland and Kristin Kreuk. Recently, a few more additions have been made, including Fargo and The Good Doctorstars, with cast details unveiled.

According to Variety, Murder in a Small Town Season 2 has newly tapped The Good Doctor’s Bethany Brown and Fargo’s JoshuaClose. Brown portrays Corporal Laila Jackson, Karl Alberg’s (Sutherland) former Minneapolis coworker, who joins Gibsons Pd, where she has worked for a couple of months. She has quickly established herself as a valuable teammate and colleague,...

Jensen Ackles is back on Tracker!

The 47-year-old Supernatural actor coyly teased his return to the hit CBS series with a video posted to his Instagram on Wednesday (July 30).

In the video, Jensen shared an update about his other show Countdown, but teased that he was sitting in front of a trailer with his Tracker character name, “Russell.”

While there’s no clarity on how long or in what capacity he’ll appear in the third season, this means he’ll be appearing in at least one episode.

Keep reading to find out more…

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Last month, he revealed that conversations had begun for him to reprise his role.

“We are discussing that as we speak,” he confirmed to Collider of appearing in Season 3.

“That is being talked about, so yeah, I would hope so. Justin [Hartley] is a...

Jensen Ackles has confirmed Russell's Tracker season 3 fate in a new BTS video.

In a video on his Instagram account, Ackles revealed he is on the set of Tracker. He didn't reveal the show by name, but panned the camera up to show his trailer door. Check out his post below:

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One Chicago star Tracy Spiridakos is set to play the leading role in USA Network's upcoming crime drama Anna Pigeon. Spiridakos is best known for her long-running role as Chicago P.D. character Detective Hailey Upton in the hit NBC procedural, as well as its sister shows Chicago Med and Chicago Fire.

As one of the longest-running and most popular stars in the One Chicago franchise, there's excitement for Spiridakos' new endeavor. She brought heart, vulnerability, and depth to the character of Hailey, and her Chicago P.D. season 11 departure was a big blow for the show and the franchise as a whole.

Per Deadline, Spiridakos is set to play the leading role in Anna Pigeon, based on the novels by Nevada Barr. The show is under development from showrunner Morwyn Brebner, who has previously created Rookie Blue and Saving Hope. Ana Pigeon will be the second original series from the USA Network,...

A peek behind the curtain of NCIS: Originsseason 2 may have just spoiled the fate of Lala Dominguez. The first prequel of the NCIS franchise fittingly focuses on the crucial character of Leroy Jethro Gibbs. Played by Austin Stowell, with Mark Harmon narrating, NCIS: Origins season 2 returns in October and will have to address a major cliffhanger.

The prequel, which takes place in the early 1990s, concluded its first installment with Special Agent Cecilia "Lala" Dominguez (Mariel Molino) getting into a car accident. Considering that Lala does not appear in the main series, viewers are on alert for any storyline that might write her off early on.

But according to an Instagram story posted by Molino herself, fans shouldn't be so quick to say goodbye to Lala. The actor shared a photo of herself on the Paramount lot, where the prequel is often filmed, although no caption or details were included.

Jensen Ackles is ready to spill the tea — kind of. After months of wishing and waiting, hoping that our favorite Tracker guest star will eventually reprise his role in the upcoming third season, the Supernatural alum seems to point towards the incredible likelihood that he’ll be seen again opposite series star, Justin Hartley. While chatting with TV Insider about his new Prime Video crime drama, Countdown, Ackles, who previously appeared on the CBS procedural as Russell, the brother of Hartley’s Colter Shaw, said there’s “probably a good chance” that audiences will see his character make a comeback during the next set of episodes.

For much of his life, Colter believed that it was his brother, Russell, who was responsible for the mysterious death of their father when they were both young men. However, thanks to a huge reveal and cliffhanger in Tracker’s Season 2 finale, Colter learned...

Now that David Ellison’s Skydance has secured the keys to Paramount Global, what toys await him inside the company’s intellectual property chest?

After a nail-biting federal approval process that inspired backlash, Ellison and team have not only secured a legacy distributor, but a trove of content in various stages of production and development.

As the new Skydance-Paramount team prepares to set leadership (Paramount Global co-ceo Chris McCarthy is already out; Paramount Pictures CEO Brian Robbins is expected to depart imminently; CBS honcho George Cheeks is the only leader pegged to stay with the new team), here’s what they’ve got on the board:

Film

Robbins became president and CEO of Paramount Pictures in 2021, following a fraught tenure led by veteran movie executive Jim Gianopulos. Robbins, a teen star who became a powerful family content executive at Nickelodeon, helped boost the volume of original film production and...

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,...

“There’s a lot of stuff to uncover there,” Jensen Ackles says of Tracker, on which he recurs as Russell, the brother of Justin Hartley‘s Colter Shaw. Season 2 ended with Colter beginning to get answers about the night of their father’s death. The man Russell had seen that night was Otto (Alex Fernandez), who told Colter that yes, he pushed his father off the cliff, but also revealed that his mother (Wendy Crewson) had asked for his help. The good news is that we’ll get more answers when Season 3 premieres in October — and it sounds like Ackles should be back! While discussing his new Prime Video drama, Countdown, he tells TV Insider there’s “probably a good chance” of a return in Season 3. On Tracker, Jensen Ackles is once again playing a complicated dynamic between brothers — but he’s ...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about Tracker, Dick Wolf show turnover, Trump vs. The View and more!

1 | Assuming Abby McEnany and Eric Graise’s Tracker exits are a result of budget cuts and they don’t add new series regulars to replace them, how do you anticipate Colter will find jobs and dig up pertinent information on suspects from here on out? Will Season 3 introduce some sort of convoluted A.I. to replace both Velma and Bobby?

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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...

The issues with Tracker and the way it buries its supporting cast have been well-documented by me over the hit series’ first two seasons, but somehow, I still kept the faith that they’d figure things out and adjust.

Sadly, that is not the case.

TV Line reported on July 18 that series regulars Eric Graise (Bobby Exley) and Abby McEnany (Velma Bruin) will be departing the series ahead of its third season.

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For those unfamiliar, Tracker tells the tale of Colter Shaw, played by the always charming Justin Hartley, who travels across the United States finding missing things in exchange for rewards.

I say that because, while we’ve mainly seen Colter find missing persons, we’ve also seen him find a missing horse. There are levels to this reward-seeking business.

Black Royalty: Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s Legacy — When a Cultural Icon Feels Like Familyby Jasmine Blu Tracker...

Tracker Season 3 is set to return to CBS with all new episodes this Fall, but fans will be in for a surprise when they tune in and realize half the cast is gone.

Who will be returning to Tracker with The Young and the Restless star Justin Hartley (Colter Shaw)? Keep reading to find out, TV spoilers down below!

Tracker debuted on CBS in 2019 and was a ratings victory for the network. A lot of the series’ success has been accredited to its star Justin Hartley. Hartley is well known for his roles on The Young and the Restless (Adam Newman) and This Is Us (Kevin Pearson).

Who Will Join Colter Shaw In Tracker Season 3

The CBS primetime series’ cast was never that large to begin with, the main cast member on Tracker is a lone wolf and a survivalist. Colter Shaw doesn’t spend a whole lot of time interacting with people.

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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As summer winds down, CBS is wasting no time building excitement for the fall as the network has unveiled its schedule for the much-anticipated new TV season. Given the wave of cancellations that shook fans towards the end of last season, some beloved staples like Blue Bloods, FBI: Most Wanted, and The Equalizer are, sadly, missing this time around. But as we say goodbye to long-running hits, CBS is hoping to win us over with a slate of new titles ready to fill the void. The bulk of these new offerings come in the form of spin-offs, stepping up to build upon the legacy of their predecessors. From dramas and procedurals to comedies, the fall schedule is packed, and we can’t wait to see how it unfolds.

CBS’s fall schedule officially kicks off on Sunday, October 12, with a special event night featuring the Kathy Bates-led legal drama...

As two seasons have shown us, there’s no shortage of people who need help from someone like Colter Shaw, the rewardist played by Justin Hartley who uses his survivalist skills to help find missing people. Tracker has been a hit since its premiere in 2024, topping viewership and ratings charts, and in addition to the weekly cases, there’s also a through line involving Colter’s family to follow. But will it be back for Season 3? Read on for everything we know about the show’s future. Is Tracker renewed for Season 3? Yes! CBS renewed nine of its shows at the same time in February 2025, and Justin Hartley’s drama was one of them. “This season, our new and returning series continue to showcase CBS as the leader in launching and programming the biggest hits with mass appeal for broadcast and streaming viewers,” said Amy Reisenbach, president of CBS Entertainment,...

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...

CBS has unveiled its fall premiere dates, becoming the first network to pull back the curtain on when popular shows will make their way back. At a time when there has been a lot of coverage about broadcast networks pulling back on scripted programming, CBS is charging full speed ahead with a healthy and popular primetime line-up.

The network has dramas like Tracker and Matlock, which are among the most-watched new shows on television, as well as long-running staples like NCIS. But it's also trying its hand at new spinoffs such as Boston Blue and the Fire Country offshoot Sheriff Country.

Per TVLine, CBS has announced its fall premiere dates. The network has confirmed that the FBI spinoff CIA has moved to midseason, while the medical drama Watson has shifted to debuting its second installment in the fall. The full CBS line-up of new and returning scripted series can be viewed below.

ABC has posted the top two highest-rated shows for the 2024-25 TV season, including one that the network almost canceled. With the 2024-25 broadcast season over and the 2025-26 season imminent, there are many shows that have performed admirably, with ratings juggernauts like The Rookie continuing to be a huge success on ABC.

ABC rival shows such as CBS' Tracker season 2, and popular comedy Ghosts have also performed well in terms of ratings. But there are two ABC shows in particular that have left the rest of the field in their wake when it comes to performance and ratings among the 18-49 viewing demographic.

Per TV Insider, the network's shows High Potential and Shifting Gears posted the highest ratings for new dramas and comedies, despite the latter being almost canceled. High Potential was #1 for new dramas among adults 18-49, with a 3.85 rating, while Shifting Gears did the same for comedies,...

CBS has announced their 2025 fall premiere schedule!

The network has revealed when fan-favorite shows including Matlock, Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage, and Tracker will return and also shared the premiere dates for new series Sheriff Country, Boston Blue, and The Road.

CBS also announced that several shows won’t be premiering until the midseason in early 2026.

You can see all of the shows CBS has canceled so far in 2025 here.

Keep reading to find out more…Keep scrolling to see the fall schedule…

Sunday, Sept. 14

8pm Emmy Awards

Sunday, Sept. 21

8pm A Grammy Salute to Earth, Wind & Fire Live: The 21st Night of September

Wednesday, Sept. 24

8pm Survivor Season 49 (two hours)

Thursday, Sept. 25

9pm The Amazing Race Season 38 (90 minutes)

Saturday, Sept. 27

10pm 48 Hours Season 38

Sunday, Sept. 28

7:30pm 60 Minutes Season 58

8:30pm Big Brother Season 27 finale (two hours)

Wednesday, Oct. 1

8pm Survivor (90 minutes)

9:30pm The Amazing Race (90 minutes)

Sunday,...

Annalisa Cochrane sure is stacking up a seriously cool Hollywood resume with her most recent role in James Gunn’s ‘Superman.’ As for what role she plays in the film, Cochrane’s character still seems to be somewhat of a mystery, despite the film’s recent release. Even though she is mentioned in the credits (via Cinema.com), her character remains unknown.

But worry not, Cochrane has many other roles she has played to perfection! Let’s take a look at some of them and let you decide if you want to binge-watch her work or not. Spoiler alert, you might want to.

1. Annalisa Cochrane’s Role in ‘Cobra Kai’ Annalisa Cochrane in ‘Cobra Kai’ | Credits: Netflix

Annalisa Cochrane plays the role of Yasmine in ‘Cobra Kai,’ one of the two secondary antagonists in season one. While not in the second season, she becomes a recurring character from season three onwards.

“I Was That, Too” – A pregnant woman asks for Olympia’s help obtaining a divorce from her husband, whose family is a client of the firm, on Matlock, Thursday, April 10 on the CBS Television Network, and streaming on Paramount+*. Pictured (L-r): Kathy Bates as “Madeline Matlock”. Photo: Sonja Flemming/CBS ©2024 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Get ready to mark your calendars, TV fans! CBS is rolling out an exciting lineup for the 2025-2026 season, bringing back 16 of your favorite shows and introducing four brand-new series. It looks like our evenings are officially booked! Before the main “CBS premiere week” kicks off in October, September is packed with some major must-sees. Get ready for CBS to host the 2025 Video Music Awards (VMAs) live for the first time on Sunday, Sept. 7. Then, prepare for laughs and awards on Sunday, Sept. 14 with The 77th Emmy® Awards, hosted by the hilarious Nate Bargatze.

Today, CBS announced fall primetime premiere dates for four new and 16 returning series for the 2025-2026 season. The sophomore hit drama Watson will now air Mondays at 10:00 p.m. Et/Pt in the fall, and the new drama CIA, previously announced to air in the fall, will move to midseason.

The official “CBS Premiere Week” begins Sunday, Oct. 12, with sneak peeks of Matlock and Elsbeth on a special day, followed by seven straight nights of original episodes of new and returning series.

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September is stacked with marquee events, including two fan-favorite annual specials, four season premieres, a summer series’ season finale, and a new special honoring a legendary R&b band.

The CBS Fall 2025 premiere schedule follows. All times are Et/Pt unless noted, and all programs are available to stream live and on demand on Paramount+. Bold program titles denote season premieres, finales, or specials.

Matlock CBS Fall 2025 Premiere Schedule

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Asher Grodman, Román Zaragoza, Rebecca Wisocky, and Danielle Pinnock in ‘Ghosts’

CBS just announced premiere dates for its 2025-2026 fall primetime season lineup, with the official start of the network’s premiere week set for October 12. Returning shows populating the network’s fall lineup include Ghosts, Tracker, FBI, Matlock, Elsbeth, The Neighborhood, and Watson.

Fire Country and Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage also return for new seasons, along with 60 Minutes, 48 Hours, Survivor and The Amazing Race. Newcomers earning a fall time slot include Boston Blue, Sheriff Country, The Road, and Dmv. And CBS’s new Tuesday night lineup will consist of NCIS, NCIS: Origins, and NCIS: Sydney.

CBS is holding Hollywood Squares, CIA, Y: Marshals, Harlan Coben’s Final Twist, and America’s Culinary Cup for the second half of the upcoming broadcast season.

CBS’s Fall 2025 Primetime Premiere Dates

Sunday, Sept. 7

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CBS has made some changes to its fall schedule as it announces its new season roll-out plans. New “FBI” spinoff “CIA,” which had been slated to premiere in the fall, will now be held back for midseason as it undergoes some tinkering.

The show, from Dick Wolf, has switched showrunners: Warren Leight (“Law & Order: Svu”) will take over from David Hudgins, and has been given additional time to adjust before going into production. Tom Ellis stars in “CIA,” and the writers room is now up on the show — with casting set to begin soon and production now expected to start in the fall.

With “CIA” pushed back, CBS will now move up Season 2 of “Watson,” originally slated for midseason, to fall instead.

Beyond that, CBS has opted to launch most of its fall sked in October, aiming to take advantage of September events. Much of its lineup is set...