When the end credits roll on Tracker‘s eventful Season 3 finale, fans will be happy they got some long-overdue answers, but also eager for more adventures with Colter (Justin Hartley), Russell (Jensen Ackles), Reenie (Fiona Rene), Randy (Chris Lee), and Billie (Sofia Pernas) in the future. The question now, is are we getting more new episodes of Tracker? And if so, when?
Last week, the Shaw brothers learned more about their dad Ashton’s mysterious life and death, and the finale saw them team up to successfully rescue Danny (Reid Miller) and Lola (Laurel Marsden) from the government’s top-secret Chrono Stasis program. While Colter seemingly makes it out of the high-stakes mission unscathed, Russell isn’t out of the woods just yet. So fans can’t wait to see what the future has in store for him and Tracker‘s leading man.
So will there be a Tracker Season 4 on CBS and Paramount+? And when will Tracker return with new episodes? Here’s what to know about the future of Tracker, including Season 4 premiere date info and more.
Will There Be A Tracker Season 4 On CBS And Paramount+?
Good news, Tracker fans! In case you missed it, Tracker got an early Season 4 renewal back in January, which makes sense, considering the network still celebrates it as the “No. 1 show on broadcast television.”
Tracker Season 4 Premiere Date: When Does Tracker Return With New Episodes On CBS And Paramount+?
While an official Season 4 release date has yet to be announced, on April 15, 2026, CBS announced its 2026-2027 fall primetime schedule and confirmed that Tracker will return Sundays at 9:00 p.m. ET in the fall. Stay tuned for more updates, but if Tracker‘s last two seasons are any indication, we may be getting new episodes in October.
How Many Episodes Will Be In Tracker Season 4?
We’ll also have to wait for updates on an official episode count, but since the series is thriving, there’s a chance that Tracker could return with another 22-episode season.
What Will Tracker Season 4 Be About?
Looking for a detailed Tracker Season 3 finale recap? Decider’s got you covered. But the major takeaways you need heading into Season 4 are that Russell made a deal to work for McIntyre in exchange for his eventual freedom and Ashton’s file, which reveals some damning information about him and Colter. Before Russell headed off on his secret assignment, he called Reenie and begged her to cover for him when Colter inevitably started questioning his whereabouts. She agreed, and he left without saying goodbye to his brother, all to protect him. But we have high hopes that Season 4 will check back in with the Shaw brother.
Meanwhile, Colter ended the season at a home base of sorts. He walked into a furnished garage, grabed a beer out of the fridge, and watched his pal Keaton (Brent Sexton) roll up hauling Ashton’s old truck from Echo Ridge. Colter told Keaton that the off-grid location was “a long story,” but called it “home, sort of.” Keaton agreed to help Colter fix up his dad’s old truck, and though Colter said he didn’t get all the answers he wanted, he learned his dad “was a good man in the end.” Keaton reminded Colter that “Nobody’s perfect.”Colter replied, “Not even close,” because his dad was flawed as hell! (Aside from the mysterious file, don’t forget Colter’s mom touched on Ashton’s anger issues last week!) After noting how bad his dad was at fixing cars, Tracker Season 3 closed with Colter sitting in the truck and saying, “I’ll get you up and running again.” Is it an anti-climactic finish compared to Season 2? Sure. But Colter is working hard to bury the questions about Ashton that took up so much space in his brain for so many years. Fixing the car is a small step, but he’s setting out to break a cycle and trying to be better than his dad.
Tracker Season 4 will presumably follow the pro-tracker and survivalist on more investigations, and Tracker is relocating to Los Angeles film, so we can’t wait to see what sunny West Coast adventures await!
How To Watch Tracker: Paramount+ Streaming Info
Want to tune into past and future episodes of Tracker online? Head to Paramount+:
Paramount+ offers two subscription plans, Essential and Premium. The ad-supported Essential plan costs $8.99/month, while the ad-free Premium plan (which comes with Showtime titles and live CBS) costs $13.99/month.
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