
Tracker season 2 continues to miss Bobby, understandably raises questions about Eric Graise’s future in CBS’ hit procedural. Justin Hartley’s This Is Us follow-up series remains strong in ratings as it transitions to its sophomore year. Much has happened in Tracker season 2, including the introduction and eventual resolution of Colter Shaw’s white whale case — the disappearance of Gina Picket. His operation largely remains the same, with Hartley’s hero mostly on his own on the ground as he tracks down missing people for a reward. That said, he still relies on the help of his remote team.
Colter maintains a small group of allies, with each member serving an important purpose. After Tracker lost Robin Weigert’s Robin, the rewardist tapped the help of new friends he has met along the way, most notable Brent Sexton’s Keaton, who was integral in solving Picket’s case. As the procedural settles back into its weekly cases, however, Colter goes back to basics. Velma connects him with the case, while Reenie takes care of the legal side of things. Bobby specializes in research and fact-finding online, but he has been missing in action for a couple of episodes now.