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And never actually watched the episode.

OTOH, its one of the few scripted shows that's not part of a long-running franchise (and it has a good-looking lead who has the whole spotlight on him.) Maybe people are finally getting tired of all the shows that look and sound the same?

Just watched the rerun. Paying more attention this time, knowing what was supposed to be happening, and...it still doesn't make any sense. Oh well.

At least start the fire in the back room. That way all the incriminating evidence will burn first.

Maybe they're intending to explore Colter's dark side, as in, "how far will the good guy/knight go to get closure on this case"? The ex-cop seems to have embraced his dark side (I can't imagine he did much torturing while working, or hopefully would have been retired sooner. In TV, shooting a badguy is OK, torture is not! 😀) So is he there to tempt Colter? Of course, we know the answer, but maybe Justin wants to show some range (or at least, a few new expressions).

I know! Colter and Barbie can combine forces and open their own business. They can call it "Hide and Seek"! ETA: Or a new TV show, with alternating episodes of Colter and Barbie.

Well, the sister had a spare $25,000 to pay Colter, so they're obviously not hurting for cash. Also, it's (moderately) easy to fake a death; getting a new identity I would think is much harder. Fake SS #? Try getting a job, a credit card, a car loan or even a bank account without one. (Maybe the family has enough money not to need any of the above!) And wouldn't someone named "Isaac Newton" raise a few eyebrows when he checked into a motel? Maybe they should choose a name not only non-google-able but also not so obviously fake.

Colter certainly has faith in the criminal justice system (and its speed). Not only is he guaranteeing that the rich politician will go to jail, but it will happen soon enough that the kid can come out of witness protection immediately. *sigh* I did like the woman who disappeared people. It's a good thing Colter is honest; I can see them running a scam where she disappears them and then Colter finds them, and they both get paid.

Didn't somebody in another thread say they wanted Colter to look for something simple, like a lost dog? Be careful what you wish for...

That's what we used to say about CW shows. Maybe just make it: "it's TV."

My nitpick was that the guy who was clobbered in the head with a metal kettleball hard enough to be thought dead (and stayed unconscious long enough to be hauled to that lake) walked away from the ambulance with nothing but a small butterfly bandage on his forehead? Without even a paranormal (sorry: preternatural) healer nearby? 😊

Not to say they're not. Just Colter wasn't such a lone wolf, finish the job and leave kind of guy. Yes, restless to keep moving, but not avoiding people. He actually had friends that he saw. (And an investment income that he could live on between rewards!) 😊

I read the first two books, which have a little more background. Yes, Colter was the middle child. His father referred to Dory as "the clever one," Colter was "the restless one" and Russell was "the reclusive one." I think they changed those two around a bit for the show. 😊

Well, he must have damn good health insurance, and that (considering his risk factor) must cost a fortune. At least he didn't fix this with a tea bag.

I had to check, but it turns out Tracker (like so many shows) is filmed in Vancouver. The article I read said: "La Stella Winery in Osoyoos, British Columbia, served as one of the scenic filming locations for Tracker Season 2. Nestled in Canada's Okanagan Valley, this winery is surrounded by stunning landscapes, including vineyards, hills, and lakes, which add a picturesque backdrop to the show's scenes."