There won’t be a new episode of “Tracker” on Sunday, Dec. 28. Season 3 of the CBS series returns on Sunday, March 1. It will also move to a new time in 2026, airing at 9 p.m. ET instead of 8 p.m. ET.

Tracker has been on hiatus ever since Season 3, Episode 9, “Good Trouble,” premiered on December 14. While the eventful installment reunited Colter and his old pal Keaton (Brent Sexton), before the end credits rolled, Tracker put both lives on the line, leaving fans to wonder if a major character death is on the horizon.

Showrunner Elwood Reid talked to TV Insider about bringing back Jensen Ackles and Melissa Roxburgh as Colter’s siblings.

When it comes to breaking TV records, there is no denying that Justin Hartley knows what America wants — just look at his hit show Tracker. Based on Jeffery Deaver's novel The Never Game, Tracker follows a survivalist named Colter (Hartley) who travels the country helping people and law enforcement tackle a variety of mysteries.

Tracker met Psycho in this hour of the Colter Shaw show, which was just as horrifying as that comparison would suggest. It’s one of those episodes that’s a little hard to digest because it goes to an extremely dark, sinister place, which isn’t unlike ...

Free agent right-hander Merrill Kelly, after being dealt by the Diamondbacks to the Texas Rangers at the trade deadline last season, is returning to Arizona on a two-year, $40 million deal, sources confirmed to ESPN amid multiple media reports.

January is here, and that usually means our favorite shows will return. Sadly for Tracker fans, the series isn't back tonight, Sunday, Jan. 4, and we have a bit of a wait on our hands.

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