CBS may not be done with Tracker just yet. According to new industry whispers, the network is quietly exploring the idea of a continuation project—a follow-up series that would adapt Tracker into a fresh storyline while still holding on to the cast fans have grown attached to.
Expanding Colter Shaw’s World
The current series has been a ratings powerhouse, following Justin Hartley’s Colter Shaw as he hunts for missing people while grappling with personal demons. But sources say CBS is considering a new chapter that builds upon the same foundation while allowing the universe to expand. Rather than ending Tracker at i
The Cast’s Possible Return
The most exciting rumor is that the core cast may stick around. Justin Hartley, Robin Weigert, Abby McEnany, and others could reprise their roles in the follow-up, ensuring continuity for longtime viewers. This strategy would mirror how other franchises like NCIS have spun into multiple projects without abandoning the characters that audiences already love.
“CBS knows that what makes Tracker work isn’t just the cases—it’s the chemistry between the actors,” one insider claimed. “Keeping the cast intact while exploring new narrative avenues could give the franchise a fresh identity without losing its soul.”
Why Now?
With Tracker securing one of the top spots in CBS’s lineup, the timing couldn’t be better. The network is eager to protect one of its strongest assets, and extending its life through an adaptation rather than a direct sequel might give writers more freedom to reinvent the format. Fans could see Colter Shaw in new environments, higher-stakes mysteries, or even serialized arcs that carry across multiple episodes.
What Fans Can Expect
Although no official confirmation has been made, speculation is already running wild. Would the adaptation lean more into Colter’s personal history? Could it spin his search for justice into a more serialized thriller, similar to how Sherlock or True Detective approached complex cases? The possibilities are wide open—and fans are buzzing with anticipation.
For now, CBS is keeping tight-lipped, but if the follow-up series does move forward, it could cement Tracker not just as a hit drama, but as the launchpad for one of the network’s next big franchises.
