Will ‘Tracker’ Get a Season 3? CBS Reveals Fate of Justin Hartley-Led Drama Series

To no one’s surprise, CBS announced today that Tracker has already been renewed for Season 3. The news comes with a slate of other renewals from the network, but Tracker fans in particular know that Colter Shaw (Justin Hartley) has been able to bring in some big numbers for CBS on a weekly basis. The series is currently rolling out Season 2 episodes, and in the new season, the story will continue to follow Colter as he works independently with police officers and civilians in order to solve cases ranging from missing persons to killings and even conspiracies. CBS is yet to announce a return date for the series.

According to CBS itself, Tracker is the most-watched series on broadcast television, and its episodes have averaged 18 million viewers per week. It’s impressive that the show manages to retain such a hefty audience, especially when you consider that the network has changed the series’ air date more than a couple of times – a movement that tends to alienate viewers rather than bring more in. This just proves the compelling power of the thriller story, and chances are that the show will continue to be picked up for many seasons to come if it manages to stay relevant.

Before Season 3 kicks off, however, Colter still has a lot to do. The series is starting to bring in characters that challenge the main character’s skills, and in this week’s episode, Colter will meet another survivalist who is not too different from him. Season 2 also made its story even more personal by involving Colter’s family, especially his brother Russell – played by none other than Supernatural star Jensen Ackles. And, as it couldn’t be any different, their relationship is far from ideal.

What Other Shows Has CBS Renewed?

Along with Tracker, CBS announced a pretty hefty slate of series that are coming back for the 2025-2026 season. The NCIS franchise will keep moving with the flagship title hitting Season 23 and its spin-offs NCIS: Origins and NCIS: Sydney coming back for Seasons 2 and 3, respectively. Investigative series Elsbeth is also coming back for Season 3, and Fire Country will gear up to Season 4. Comedies Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage and Ghosts are also renewed – the latter scored a two-season renewal at once. The block renewal underscores that CBS is on a roll with several hit shows under its belt. Fortunately for fans, this means that their favorite series will keep rolling out episodes for the foreseeable future. The network is yet to announce return dates for Tracker and all the other renewed series.

Stick to Collider to find out more news about Tracker and other CBS shows as soon as it is announced.