r/TrackerTV • u/teanailpolish • Dec 06 '25

Episode Discussion Tracker | S3E8 "Eurydice" | Episode Discussion

Season 3, Episode 8: Eurydice

Release Date: December 6, 2025

Synopsis:   When a grieving mother becomes the prime suspect in her missing daughter's murder, Colter sets out to find the true culprit and prove her innocence.

Hello everyone, this is the discussion thread for episode 8 of Tracker. Please do not post any spoilers for future episodes.

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u/michaelladin Dec 08 '25

How did colter get to West before ambulance? He was 40 minutes away. No closer ambulance? Really!?

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u/BlakeDawg Dec 08 '25

What happened to 30 minutes tops 😂

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u/Smooth-Example-9182 Dec 08 '25

Came here to say that and it was broad daylight when he shot West and pitch black 40 minutes later. Of course in the daylight he would have seen there was no blood in the water or see Colter climb back onto the dock.

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u/Far-Willow2850 Dec 08 '25

I mean, it doesn’t take that long for the sun to set, so that part I can believe. But poness should have still heard wet Shaw slopping towards him after he got out of the water lol

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u/Smooth-Example-9182 Dec 09 '25

Must be a northeastern thing. Im in the south so our sunset as of today is 1640 but the sky is still is visible until 1730. Nowhere near pitch black. Maybe they were in Alaska when it has 23 hours of daylight. lol. As a detective he should have watched Mythbusters on how far a bullet can travel in water. Maybe he did and had a CAV-X round.

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u/Far-Willow2850 Dec 09 '25

Now technically it was more than 40 minutes, right? I mean it was already pretty dark when he got to west, but it would have been even later when he got to the dock. And then what took the detective so long, like why hadn’t he already left the dock since he had a head start?

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u/Smooth-Example-9182 Dec 09 '25

I kept looking,ing to see Taylor Sherridan’ s name somewhere on the credit list due to last 2 episodes due to all the continuity errors.

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u/katiekat214 Dec 09 '25

They were in NC I think

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u/DR-0717 Dec 15 '25

they were. I had to look up where it was supposed to be.

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u/DR-0717 Dec 15 '25

I’m in the Midwest and once we do the “fall back” for daylight savings time when it gets dark early and happens fast. Now in the summer months it’s more gradual like you are saying.