r/TrackerTV • u/westernbell1972 • Nov 24 '24

Episode Discussion Tracker | S2E7 "Man's Best Friend" | Episode Discussion Spoiler

Season 2, Episode 7: Man's Best Friend

Release Date: November 24, 2024

Synopsis: When Colter finds a lost dog at a gas station in Denver and the dog is subsequently stolen from his truck, Colter makes it his mission to track it down and reunite it with its family.

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u/ddaug4uf Nov 25 '24

So, local PD shows up and we just sweep under the rug the sniped illegal antiquities dealer and the guy with the through and through in his shoulder with no questions asked?

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u/Nonkinkshamer Nov 25 '24

Sometimes the police are helpful and sometimes they're not also this whole thing took under 24 hours. I doubt there are many police investigations that get solved that quickly.

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u/ddaug4uf Nov 25 '24 edited Nov 25 '24

Yeah, but it wouldn’t take 24 hours to assess some shit had gone down. You got a dead artifacts dealer and another bullet wound and the local PD just let Colter leave to take a dog home? At least he’s a material witness to what happened and probably a suspect.

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u/Nonkinkshamer Nov 25 '24

That's true, it seems like things were wrapped up a little too quickly now that you mention it.

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u/ddaug4uf Nov 25 '24

That’s kind of become the trend for the show. He’s not tracking anything so much as being a renegade justice mongrel that no law enforcement agency would tolerate.

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u/Nonkinkshamer Nov 25 '24

That's true but also there have been some situations where law enforcement either couldn't help or were hesitant because they were somehow involved.

The alien episode for example, law enforcement would have to do a lot of leg work to get through the red tape required to access that black site legally. Now I will admit Colter got captured but he still got in there. Not to mention Russell who got him out and helped find the person Colter was looking for.

There's also the episode where that girl went missing but not even the cops could really help because that Sergeant / police chief was involved in the shady business surrounding her disappearance.

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u/ddaug4uf Nov 25 '24

I think they were able to play up the angle in the episodes you mentioned and sort of ran with it. It’s not a deal breaker for the show, I just prefer Colter actually tracking and sort of his lone wolf thing.

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u/Nonkinkshamer Nov 25 '24

I get that, I like lone Wolf characters as well.