On Instagram, Hartley shared a video teasing the arrival of the show’s next guest star. The video features Hartley teasing that he’s found the “perfect casting choice” to play Russell Shaw, the estranged brother of Hartley’s Colter Shaw. That’s when he reveals Ackles on the set, announcing the casting. Hartley said in the casting, “Thank you all for watching Tracker! We’ve got 4 more episodes coming your way before we start season 2. Wanted to share some fun news for all of you Tracker fans out there. Have fun.”
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Manifest star Melissa Roxburgh was previously announced to play Dory, the younger sister of Hartley’s Colter and Ackles’ Russell. She will appear in the eleventh episode, set to air on May 5. Lee Tergesen (Oz) and Wendy Crewson (The Santa Clause) respectively play the Shaw siblings’ parents, Ashton and Mary Dove. The series premiered on Feb. 11 and became an instant hit for CBS. In March, it was renewed for a second season following high viewership and strong reviews.
Tracker Scored an Early Renewal for Season 2
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Tracker is based on Jeffrey Deaver’s The Never Game, and it was developed for television by Ben H. Winters. The series stars Justin Hartley as Colter Shaw, a skilled tracker who uses his talents to aid law enforcement and others. The series also stars Robin Weigert, Abby McEnany, Eric Graise, and Fiona Rene. Deaver produces with Connie Dolphin, while executive producers include Hartley, Winters, Ken Olin, and Elwood Reid.
Tracker is currently streaming on Paramount+, and new episodes air on Sundays at 9:00 p.m. on the CBS network.
