Tracker Season 4 Release Schedule: Confirmed Episode Dates, CBS Time Slots, and Where to Watch

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Tracker Season 4 is now airing on CBS, with Justin Hartley back as reward seeker Colter Shaw. The season opened on Sunday, October 4, 2026, and has already moved through its first three episodes. A new case arrives every Sunday, and the show has settled back into its familiar 9 p.m. ET/PT slot after a one-week delay for the premiere. For viewers who want to plan their Sundays or catch up later on streaming, here is the full confirmed schedule, episode details, cast information, and global streaming guide.

Premiere Date and Regular CBS Time Slot

Tracker Season 4 premiered on Sunday, October 4, 2026, at a special time of 9:30 p.m. ET/9 p.m. PT on CBS. The delayed start followed the season two premiere of Marshals. From Sunday, October 11 onward, the series returned to its usual 9 p.m. ET/PT slot.

CBS renewed Tracker for a fourth season in January 2026, while Season 3 was still airing. The network confirmed the fall premiere date later in the year, keeping the show on Sunday nights where it has been one of the most-watched broadcast dramas in the United States.

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Confirmed Episode Schedule for Season 4

CBS has locked in dates and titles for the first five episodes of the season. The list below covers every episode with an official air date so far.

  • Episode 1: “Safe Harbor” — Sunday, October 4, 2026 (special 9:30 p.m. ET slot)
  • Episode 2: “Switchback” — Sunday, October 11, 2026 (regular 9 p.m. ET/PT slot begins)
  • Episode 3: “Original Parts” — Sunday, October 18, 2026
  • Episode 4: “Purification” — Sunday, October 25, 2026
  • Episode 5: “Need to Know” — Sunday, November 1, 2026

CBS has not announced air dates for Episode 6 and beyond. The season is expected to follow the show’s usual weekly Sunday pattern, but the network has not confirmed the full rollout past November 1, 2026.

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What Happens in Each Confirmed Episode

Each episode follows Colter Shaw as he takes on a new missing-person case while the larger Shaw family story continues in the background. The confirmed synopses give a clear picture of where the season is heading.

“Safe Harbor” sends Colter to the Port of Los Angeles to search for a teenage boy’s missing father. The case pulls him into a dangerous criminal operation.

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“Switchback” follows a mother and daughter who vanish while hiking the Pacific Divide Trail. Colter races to find them after learning they were being stalked.

“Original Parts” takes Colter to a deserted Texas town to track down a woman who disappeared after an argument with her husband. The episode also brings an unexpected reunion for Reenie Greene with an old friend, Adam Shevlin, played by Michael Malarkey.

“Purification” centers on a woman who disappears after helping a terrified teenage runaway. Colter uncovers a disturbing case of abuse and works to save both of them.

“Need to Know” brings Jensen Ackles back as Russell Shaw. A military contractor’s wife and daughter are kidnapped, and Colter learns that Russell is investigating a related lead. The Shaw brothers join forces to uncover a high-stakes cover-up.

How Many Episodes Will Season 4 Have

CBS ordered 22 episodes for Tracker Season 4, matching the show’s previous full-season pattern. The exact number of episodes that will actually air has not been officially confirmed by the network, but the 22-episode order gives the season enough room to run through the 2026-2027 broadcast year.

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Season 1 had 13 episodes, Season 2 had 20, and Season 3 had 22. Tracker Season 4 is on track to match or come close to the Season 3 count.

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Where to Watch Tracker Season 4 Around the World

CBS airs new episodes live in the United States every Sunday at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Streaming availability depends on the region and the platform.

  • United States: New episodes stream live on Paramount+ with the Paramount+ Premium plan. On-demand streaming starts the next day for subscribers on any Paramount+ plan, including Paramount+ Essential.
  • Canada: Episodes are available on Paramount+, following the same next-day release pattern as the U.S..
  • United Kingdom: Disney+ holds the UK streaming rights for Tracker. New episodes arrive in the autumn 2026 window.
  • Australia: Paramount+ carries the series, with episodes arriving after the U.S. broadcast.
  • India: JioHotstar streams Tracker Season 4 for Indian viewers.
  • France: Disney+ streams the series in France.

Viewers outside these regions can check their local Paramount+ or Disney+ catalogue, as rights vary by country.

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Cast Changes and Returning Faces

Justin Hartley leads the cast as Colter Shaw and also serves as an executive producer. Fiona Rene returns as Reenie Greene, Chris Lee returns as Randy, and Cassady McClincy Zhang returns as Melanie “Mel” Day. Sofia Pernas is back as Billie Matalon.

Jensen Ackles returns as Russell Shaw in Episode 5, “Need to Know.” His return was confirmed during a panel at Televerse 26 in Los Angeles in August 2026.

“We’ll come back with something — we already have it, it’s pretty incredible. Honestly, I think it’s our most ambitious season to date, but I think it’s also our richest one, in terms of character and backstory and where we’re taking Colter.” — Justin Hartley, speaking to TheWrap in May 2026

Production moved from Vancouver to Los Angeles for Season 4, giving the show a wider range of locations for Colter’s weekly cases.

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Also Read: Tracker Season 4 Episodes 1-2 Recap: Colter’s New Mentee, Reenie’s Fresh Chapter, Mel’s Mother Case, and Russell’s Secret Text

For weekly episode dates, cast updates, and streaming details on Tracker Season 4, keep VvipTimes bookmarked as your Sunday viewing guide.


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