Tracker Season 3, Episode 2 Release Date & Time

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The popular CBS show returns for a third season with a gripping two-part premiere. Colter Shaw, a resourceful and determined man haunted by his own history, dedicates himself to helping others. He relies on his sharp instincts and expert survival skills to locate missing persons.

Justin Hartley and Jensen Ackles are back together in the continuation of this season’s premiere. The action intensifies as a mysterious force, known as The Process, begins to focus its attention on the Shaw brothers.

When Does Tracker Season 3, Episode 2 Air?

Colter and Russell finally met again, and Colter revealed that Otto was the one responsible for their father’s death. They shared an emotional moment where Colter apologized for wrongly accusing Russell of pushing their father off the cliff and for thinking Russell had left him behind. Russell admitted he was young and simply followed his mother’s instructions to leave. Though Russell wants to move on, Colter is still haunted by the past and needs to understand what happened. Russell agreed to help him investigate the events of that summer.

Following a serious conversation, Colter and Russell took on a complicated case. A client named Cal Rodgers hired Colter to locate his missing ex-wife, Lisa, and their daughter, Hailey. As the brothers investigated, they learned Hailey had been kidnapped, and Lisa had disappeared with money stolen from her late boyfriend, seemingly following instructions from someone involved in a shadowy operation called The Process, which appeared to be controlling people.

At the end of the episode, Russell and Colter receive threatening messages from a mysterious group called “The Process,” warning them that their interference will have repercussions. The next episode, titled “Leverage,” will see Colter and Russell trying to uncover the origins of this dangerous operation and stop it completely, continuing the story from the season three premiere.

The season finale will air on CBS October 26th at 8 pm, and will be available to stream on Paramount+ the next day. Jules Wilcox and Kai Lennox will return as Lisa and Raymond Ockman, respectively – Raymond was previously kidnapped by Hailey as part of the Process. Omid Abtahi joins the cast as Harith Holmes, and photos from the next episode of Tracker show him tied up.

Fans Get a Double Dose of Jensen Ackles as Russell Shaw

New photos from the upcoming episode of “Leverage” offer a few hints about what’s to come. We see Colter and Russell meeting with Randy at a diner, and the two shaking hands, suggesting Randy will deliver crucial information about the mysterious “Process” that’s threatening them. Meanwhile, Omid Abtahi’s character, Harith Holmes, is shown tied to a chair while Russell and Colter stand over him, implying he’s connected to the Process and will be interrogated.

Another image shows Russell lying unconscious on the ground with a small amount of blood on his neck. The people running this operation, known as the Process, might try to kill Colter and Russell for interfering. The stakes are incredibly high – after Ockman failed, his sister was killed, meaning this is a matter of life and death. It remains to be seen if those behind this sinister plan understand who they’re up against. Colter and Russell are far more capable than previous targets, like a teacher or doctor; Colter is trained to handle any situation, and Russell has a background in the military and experience with top-secret missions.

This week’s episode seems to be giving Reenie a larger role, potentially leading to some interesting interactions with Russell. Viewers already know Russell is attracted to Reenie, so we might see some playful flirting between them. The episode may also shed light on the status of Reenie’s relationship with her boyfriend, Elliot, who was seriously injured last season. Plus, it’s unclear if Reenie is still representing Leo Sharf after the events of the previous season.

You can watch new episodes of Tracker on CBS Sundays at 8 p.m. Eastern. If you missed anything, the first two seasons are available to stream on Paramount+.

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2025-10-23 17:36