At long last, the Shaw siblings are reuniting on Tracker! And fans of Melissa Roxburgh won’t want to miss a moment of Dory’s return.
The official synopsis for Tracker Season 2, Episode 19, “Rules of the Game” is as follows: “When Reenie’s (Fiona Rene) client, Leo Sharf (recurring guest star Pej Vahdat), hires Colter to track down his missing assistant before his company launch, the case takes a personal turn and Reenie becomes entangled in a deadly vendetta threatening both of their lives.”
Written by Sharon Lee Watson & Dominique A. Holmes and directed by Nimisha Mukerji, Tracker Season 2, Episode 19 not only sees the return of Vahdat as Leo, but the series welcomes back Roxburgh as Dory Shaw. Woo!!!!
When Decider spoke with Roxburgh back in February, The Hunting Party star said she was “pretty sure” she’d be returning to Tracker at some point and would love to team up with Colter and their brother Russell Shaw (Jensen Ackles) at some point, too.
“I think that’d be so fun, because actually one of my first roles was on Supernatural working with Jensen,” Roxburgh said, referencing her two episodes on the long-running WB series. “So now that some time passed, I think it’d be fun to work together again.”
While it looks as though we may have to wait a bit longer to get the whole Shaw crew together, here’s when fans can watch Colter’s upcoming next adventure and his reunion with Dory.
Is Tracker on tonight, May 4? When does Tracker return with new episodes? Where is Tracker streaming? And how can you watch Tracker live and online? Here’s everything to know about Tracker Season 2, Episode 19 — including two first-look photos.
Is Tracker On Tonight (5/4/25)?
Yes! Tracker is on tonight, Sunday, May 4, 2025.
When Does Tracker Season 2, Episode 19 Air On CBS? Tracker Season 2, Episode 19 Premiere Date:
Tracker Season 2, Episode 19, “Rules of the Game” is set to premiere on Sunday, May 4 on CBS.
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What Time Is Tracker Season 2, Episode 19 On CBS?
Tracker fans know that premiere times have varied over the first two seasons, but if you’re looking to set your alarms for Tracker‘s Season 2, Episode 19 is currently set to air Sunday, May 4 from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. ET on CBS.
How Many Episodes Are In Tracker Season 2?
Though Tracker Season 1 consisted of 13 episodes, Season 2 will feature 22 episodes. Since 18 episodes have already aired, that means fans still have four new episodes to look forward to before the sophomore season concludes.
Is Tracker Season 2 On Paramount+? Tracker Streaming Info:
If you’re looking to rewatch Tracker or catch up on Season 2 episodes, you may be wondering if the series is streaming on Paramount+. The answer is yes! All 18 episodes of Season 2 are currently streaming on Paramount+. And when the series returns, new episodes will be available to stream live on Paramount+ with Showtime and next day for Paramount+ Essential subscribers.
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Is Tracker Season 2 On Hulu?
If you’re hoping to stream Season 2 episodes of Tracker on Hulu, however, you’re out of luck. While Tracker Season 1 was added to Hulu back in 2024, unfortunately Season 2 episodes won’t be available for next-day streaming on Hulu. The sophomore season will likely be added in the future, but for now, head to Paramount+ or CBS to stream or watch live using one of the other methods listed here.
How To Watch Tracker Season 2 Live On CBS And Online:
Want to watch new episodes of Tracker live when the show returns to CBS? If you have a cable subscription that includes the network, you can watch Tracker live by setting your TV to the proper channel a few minutes before new the episode airs.
You can also use your cable username and password to watch live CBS episodes live on CBS, CBS.com, or by using the CBS app. If your cable package includes a DVR, you can always record live episodes for later viewing, too. Don’t have cable? Don’t worry! There are other live viewing options, including fuboTV, Sling TV, Hulu + Live TV, DirecTV Stream, or YouTube TV, which offer access to CBS without cable. (Info on free trials below.)
For those wondering, FYI, FuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, and YouTube TV also offer free trials for eligible subscribers, so consider trying them out next time you’re looking for a way to stream Tracker.
