Colter Shaw, a lone-wolf survivalist, uses his expert tracking skills to assist law enforcement and private citizens across America. Traveling in his old RV, Shaw takes on various cases, from missing persons to complex criminal investigations, always seeking the truth and the rewards that come with it. His journey is fraught with danger and moral dilemmas, as each case reveals deeper layers of conspiracy and human struggle.
This Shaw story still needs a little brotherly follow-through.
The CBS series doesn't let itself become bogged down in too much history.
Tracker and Reacher share plenty in common, but one crucial difference gives CBS’s hit a very different kind of appeal.
Some skeletons don’t stay buried.
The best fixes are the ones hiding in plain sight.
Russell Shaw deserves his own adventure.
After all this time, Colter Shaw is confronted with the truth.
This may be the switch-up that the CBS procedural needs.
'Tracker' may have set this plotline up at the beginning of the season.
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When everyone stays separated, there’s no friction, no unpredictability, and no reason for Colter to change.
Colter and his team push forward in an episode that gives everyone something to do.
Colter and Randy together again? How could we refuse?
The rewardist searches for a missing boy as Reenie stumbles upon a new conspiracy.
The rewardist is at his best when the show leans into this aspect.
Colter Shaw finds himself in the middle of the strange worlds of indie filmmaking and highway robbery.
