Tracker's Finale: Unraveling Colter's Dad's Mystery

0:00It's April 6th, Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today starts now, AI powered in Spotlight Ready. I'm Cory with the story. CBS Sunday nights got that prime lineup with Marshalls kicking off at APM, Tracker right after at 9pm, and Watson closing at 10pm. But every week, football games run long, pushing back to 60 minutes special, and delaying everything else. Tracker has been crushing it despite those constant shifts. It snagged the biggest broadcast premiere since the final NCIS episode back in September 2021, pulling in 18.2 million. Viewers per episode on average during season 1. Fans keep showing up strong, even with live events like March Madness missing with the schedule before. Variety ranked Tracker episodes in 15 of the top 100 prime time spots last year, and season 2's opener jumped to 8.3. Million viewers up nearly 10% from the season 1 finale. Justin Hartley, who plays the Tracker, Colter Shaw, says the show's buzz draws big names like Jensen

1:03Ackles because it's just that cool. Heading into the finale, he's hyping five straight episodes, like many movies, unraveling the mystery of Colter's dad's death in the woods. Was it Anne? Accident, murder, or something else? New episodes hit Paramount Plus the next day, so no excuses for missing out. Catch the action Sundays on CBS, delays and all, because this line ups too fire to skip.