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BC-Filmed TRACKER Series With Justin Hartley Premieres After Super Bowl LVII on CBS

CBS is ramping up promotion of its new BC-filmed Tracker series starring Justin Hartley, ahead of the big post-Super Bowl LVII launch on February 11th.

People Magazine has an exclusive trailer and TVLine has some exclusive images.

Tracker follows Colter Shaw (Justin Hartley), a lone-wolf survivalist who roams the country as a reward seeker, using his expert tracking skills to help private citizens and law enforcement solve all manner of mysteries while contending with his own fractured family.

Colter Shaw travels around with an airstream trailer and a big truck.

And it looks like he can handle himself if not quite as brutally as Alan Ritchson’s Reacher.

Tracker filmed its premiere in BC’s desert terrain.

After a long delay due to Hollywood’s standoff with its striking writers and actors, Tracker returned to BC to start shooting the series at the end of November.

In the past few weeks, production has been spotted out in Belcarra and in Mission, where fan ChefB got to meet the star Justin Hartley.

ChefB’s Instagram stories.

Tracker Season One:

Filming dates: November 29 2023 – March 24 2024

Cast: Justin Hartley, Robin Weigert, Abby McEnany, Eric Graise, Fiona Rene.

Robin Weigert is former rock music touring manager Teddi Bruin, who is one half of the couple that runs Colter’s “back end”: seeking out new jobs, keeping track of the money, occasionally getting him sprung from jail. 

Abby McEnany plays Velma Bruin, the other half of the couple that runs Colter’s “back end” out of a spare room in their Florida home. 

Eric Graise is Colter’s resource and sparring partner Bob Exley, a computer scientist with a high-end boutique security company.

Fiona Rene plays lawyer Reenie Greene, who wants to be mad at Colter for a previous, mutual lapse in judgment, but against her better judgment continues to represent him.

Producers: 20th Television, Justin Hartley.

Adapted from the Jeffery Deaver thriller.

Filming in BC:

Mission.