Tracker Season 3: What's New and When to Watch

Tracker, the popular drama series starring Justin Hartley, is back for its third season. The show, which is based on Jeffery Deaver's crime novel The Never Game, has been a hit with viewers since it first aired in February 2024. In Season 3, Hartley reprises his role as Colter, a survivalist who travels across the country to find missing people. The new season picks up where the last one left off, with Colter dealing with some tough truths about his family's past. With the help of his team, he must put those revelations behind him and focus on his job: using his skills to find missing people and collect rewards. There are some big changes in the cast for Season 3. Abby McEnany and Eric Graise won't be back as regulars, but fans can look forward to seeing Fiona Rene, Jensen Ackles, Brent Sexton, and Chris Lee return. The premiere of Season 3 kicked off with a gripping two-part storyline that left both Colter and Russell in danger. In an interview, Hartley hinted that the show is about to take a turn that viewers haven't seen before. "Colter will find himself in a sticky situation, " Hartley said. "He will have to use all of his knowledge and skills to evade and keep himself away from authorities. " So, when can fans expect to see the rest of Season 3? The first part of the premiere aired on Sunday, Oct. 19, and the second part will be released on Sunday, Oct. 26. New episodes will air every Sunday at 8 p. m. ET on CBS and Paramount+. Paramount+ Premium subscribers can watch new episodes on Sundays, while Essential subscribers can watch them after the episode airs on Mondays. Season 3 will have 22 episodes, the highest order for the CBS series yet. The first season had 13 episodes, while the second installment had 20. The season is expected to resume in early 2026 and continue through late spring, with the Season 3 finale likely airing around May 2026. To watch Tracker Season 3, tune in to CBS or stream it on Paramount+. Cord-cutters can watch the series on a live TV streaming service that carries the network, including DirecTV, fuboTV, and Hulu+ Live TV. All three sites offer free trials, so you can watch a portion of the new season for free.