Reenie’s Journey Takes a Dramatic Turn
Fiona Rene, who portrays the quick-witted and emotionally grounded Reenie Greene in CBS’s Tracker, recently opened up about a major turning point for her character in the upcoming third season. As one of Colter Shaw’s most trusted allies, Reenie has long been the steady voice of reason in a chaotic and dangerous world. But in Season 3, she will face a case that hits disturbingly close to home, forcing her to question not only Shaw’s methods but her own sense of justice and morality.
“This season, Reenie is going to be pushed in ways that reveal what she’s been hiding from herself,” Rene said during a fan Q&A. “She’s smart, sure, but even the smartest people have blind spots. Her story is going to get very personal.”
The show’s creative team has confirmed that Reenie will be drawn into a case involving the disappearance of someone she once tried to protect years ago—a young woman whose life veered into darkness after a failed intervention. Now, as Colter is hired to locate this person, Reenie must face her past failures head-on.
An Emotional Reckoning and Ethical Dilemma
The storyline will pull Reenie into unfamiliar emotional territory. Known for her calculated pragmatism and sharp moral compass, she will now be challenged by guilt and doubt. The case revives memories of a time in her life before she met Shaw, when she was working in local advocacy and victim support programs. Though she rarely speaks of those years, the return of this missing person case will bring buried trauma back to the surface.
Showrunner Elwood Reid said, “Reenie has always been the stabilizer, the one Colter leans on. But this season, she’s the one who’ll need grounding. We’re finally peeling back the layers of who she is and what she’s been through.”
As Colter and Reenie take different approaches to the case, their partnership is tested like never before. Reenie wants justice, but she also wants redemption—and those two goals may not be compatible. She finds herself walking a fine line between doing what’s right and doing what feels right, a distinction that becomes increasingly blurred.
This arc will provide Fiona Rene with her most emotionally charged material to date, showcasing the actress’s range and giving fans a long-awaited deeper exploration of one of the show’s most intriguing supporting characters.
