Trending Now - Tracker Renewed for Season 4 Following Intense Finale

WHO:

TVLine - Keaton, played by Brent Sexton, is fully recovered after surviving multiple gunshot wounds and is involved in transporting a truck for Colter.

ComingSoon.net - The series "Tracker" is developed by Ben H. Winters.

Deadline - Justin Hartley stars as Colter Shaw and serves as an executive producer.

WHAT:

Coming Soon - Justin Hartley stated that Season 4 will be the "most ambitious chapter yet" and believes it will surpass Season 3, which reached No. 1 for a primetime scripted show broadcast with its May 24 finale.

TVLine - The Season 3 finale of "Tracker" ends with Colter Shaw stating, "Spent a lot of time on this thing, working on it with my dad. We got it up and running once, but it gave out on us again."

TVLine - The finale of Season 3 indicates a potential reset for "Tracker" as Colter Shaw drives to a new home base that viewers have not seen before.

ComingSoon.net - CBS has renewed "Tracker" for Season 4 following the intense finale of Season 3.

Deadline - The Season 3 finale of "Tracker" involves Colter Shaw digging deeper into a secret government project related to his father's past.

WHERE:

TVLine - "Tracker" will relocate production from Vancouver, British Columbia, to Los Angeles for Season 4 after securing a sizable California tax credit.

ComingSoon.net - The series "Tracker" is aired on CBS.

WHEN:

Screen Rant - Season 4 of "Tracker" is set to evolve significantly during the 2025-2026 TV cycle.

Deadline - The Season 3 finale provides answers about Colter Shaw's past.

WHY:

TVLine - The finale suggests a reset for "Tracker," indicating new mysteries surrounding Colter's father may unfold in Season 4.

Deadline - The storyline in the Season 3 finale focuses on uncovering Colter Shaw's father's complicated past.

HOW:

TVLine - Colter Shaw is revealed to have a place to call home, which he hooks his Airstream to before driving away, indicating a new direction for the character in Season 4.

TVLine - Colter Shaw is revealed to have a place to call home, which he hooks his Airstream to before driving away, suggesting a new direction for the character in Season 4.

ComingSoon.net - Colter Shaw, a dedicated and lone-survivalist, aids law enforcement in solving crimes and cases related to disappearances with the help of a lawyer, a tech expert, and a handler.

(UPDATED May 25, 2026 21:16 UTC)

Justin Hartley has announced that Season 4 of "This Is Us" will be the "most ambitious chapter yet," and he believes it will surpass the success of Season 3. The third season recently concluded with a finale that reached the top spot for a primetime scripted show. Fans can look forward to this exciting new season, which promises to deliver even more captivating storytelling.

(UPDATED May 25, 2026 10:17 UTC)

In a significant turn of events, Keaton, played by Brent Sexton, has fully recovered from multiple gunshot wounds and is now involved in transporting a truck for Colter. The Season 3 finale of "Tracker" leaves viewers with Colter reflecting on his past efforts with his father, hinting at a reset that could lead to new mysteries in Season 4, which is set to evolve during the 2025-2026 TV cycle. Additionally, production for the upcoming season will move from Vancouver to Los Angeles after securing a sizable California tax credit, marking a new chapter for the series.

(UPDATED May 25, 2026 08:18 UTC)

"Tracker" is set to move its production from Vancouver to Los Angeles for Season 4 after securing a significant tax credit from California. The Season 3 finale hints at a fresh start for the series, as Colter Shaw drives to a new home base that viewers have yet to see. As he connects his Airstream and drives away, it suggests an exciting new direction for his character in the upcoming season.

(UPDATED May 25, 2026 06:21 UTC)

CBS has officially renewed the series "Tracker" for a fourth season following the intense finale of Season 3, which saw Colter Shaw, played by Justin Hartley, digging deeper into a secret government project tied to his father's complicated past. In this gripping finale, viewers received answers about Shaw's history while he continues to assist law enforcement in solving crimes alongside a lawyer, a tech expert, and a handler. The show, developed by Ben H. Winters, airs on CBS and has captivated audiences with its thrilling storylines and character depth.