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‘Tracker’ Season 3 Finale: Colter Shaw Digs Deeper Into Secret Government Project Related To His Father’s Past

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‘Tracker’ Season 3 Finale: Colter Shaw Digs Deeper Into Secret Government Project Related To His Father’s Past
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The Season 3 finale of 'Tracker' sees Colter Shaw delve deeper into his father's past and the secret government project he was involved in. While some answers are revealed, the conclusion leaves viewers with lingering questions about Colter's family dynamics. The episode also introduces new characters and intensifies the stakes as Colter and his brother Russell continue their mission to uncover the truth.

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Tracker Darko Sikman/CBS SPOILER ALERT! This post contains details from the Season 3 finale of CBS‘ Tracker. Colter Shaw (Justin Hartley) continues to unravel his father’s complicated past in the Season 3 finale of Tracker. As star and executive producer Hartley previously teased to Deadline, the end of the season provides some answers about Colter’s past, specifically related to his father — but it also leaves audiences with even more questions about what’s to come and whether Colter’s family troubles have really been put to rest.

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