Eric Graise portrays Bobby Exley, the tech-savvy hacker and vital ally to Colter Shaw (played by Justin Hartley) in the CBS drama Tracker. Graise’s performance has garnered attention for its authenticity and depth, particularly as Bobby navigates complex cases from his tech shop in Chicago.
A Character Rooted in Reality
Bobby Exley is depicted as a bilateral amputee, a characteristic that mirrors Graise’s real-life experiences. Born without fibula bones, Graise underwent amputation surgeries at a young age. His portrayal of Bobby is not just an act but a reflection of his own journey, bringing a layer of authenticity to the character.
Absence and Return in Season 2
In Season 2 of Tracker, Bobby’s absence was noticeable, with several episodes lacking his presence. This led to speculation about Eric Graise’s status on the show. However, it was later addressed within the series that Bobby had been dealing with personal matters, including attending a close friend’s funeral. His return was confirmed in Episode 16, where Bobby resumed his role, assisting Colter Shaw with ongoing investigations.
Beyond Tracker: Graise’s Multifaceted Career
Eric Graise’s talents extend beyond acting. He is also a dancer, singer, and advocate for disability representation in the entertainment industry. His previous work includes roles in Locke & Key, The Tomorrow War, and Step Up: High Water. Graise is also involved in writing and directing, with aspirations to create content that authentically represents disabled characters.
Stay Connected
Fans can follow Eric Graise’s journey and updates on his projects through his Instagram handle @easygreazy.
