‘Tracker’ Star Justin Hartley Promises ‘Most Ambitious Season’ Yet After That Illuminating Finale
Justin Hartley, star and executive producer of 'Tracker', promises that the upcoming fourth season will be the show's most ambitious yet. The series, which recently concluded its third season as the top primetime scripted show, will relocate production from Vancouver to Los Angeles. Hartley emphasizes the importance of evolving the show and enhancing character development as they explore new landscapes and storylines.
- ▪Season 4 of 'Tracker' will be the most ambitious season according to star Justin Hartley.
- ▪The show will move production from Vancouver to Los Angeles due to a $48 million California tax credit.
- ▪Hartley believes the new location will enhance the show's landscapes and character development.
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Home > Creative Content > TV Shows ‘Tracker’ Star Justin Hartley Promises ‘Most Ambitious Season’ Yet After That Illuminating Finale The actor and EP tells TheWrap how the hit CBS drama’s move to LA “opens up our world” moving forward JD Knapp May 24, 2026 @ 7:00 PM Share on Social Media Share on Facebook Share on X (formerly Twitter) Share on LinkedIn Share on Email Justin Hartley in "Tracker" Season 3 (Darko Sikman/CBS) Note: This story contains spoilers from “Tracker” Season 3, Episode 22. “Tracker” ended its third season on Sunday, once again finding itself as the No. 1 primetime scripted show in broadcast. But according to star and executive producer Justin Hartley, Season 4 this fall will be the CBS series’ most ambitious one yet.
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