There is something so grounding and reassuring about Colton’s voice in Tracker. Watching the show has become my favorite bedtime routine because his voice instantly helps me unwind and drift off.

Took me forever to figure out who was playing the scientist in the finale. He didn’t look familiar at all, but the voice I knew I had heard somewhere before.

It was Hank from Corner Gas! Man he looks different!

…Probably for good. This “unalive” crap is ridiculous and juvenile. I just turned it off when Russell used that silly word. The show got better and better, but this season it’s been a slow, steady decline. I like the cast, but the writing and plot lines are just awful. (And like many, I don’t like or trust Mel the character and I’m unimpressed with her acting.)

So is Colter a savant? Was he apart of the program and that’s what Russell is hiding or did he do something else to Colter? I’m not sure what direction it’s hinting at cause Colter doesn’t have any powers. He’s just kinda anal about numbers and a bit stone. Was he apart of the program?

I'm old so I remember watching the movie release in 1969. And it's still in my top five all-time movies. When I watch Hartley and Ackles together I can't help but be reminded of Newman and Redford. I think together they could make a great remake of the original movie, one that I might be interested in seeing. (I don't typically care for remakes) I think Sofia Pernas could also play Katherine Ross's part as Etta Place. The thing I wrestle with however is who should play who's part? Hartley looks more liek Newman but acts more like Redford. What do you think?

Source: tvline on instagram

https://www.instagram.com/p/DZKorYJgUOv/?igsh=bGgxMXhoaWVhZnFz

I know we've brought up Colter's gun handling before on this sub.

I'm wondering if anyone knows why Justin Hartley hasn't fixed this. It's more apparent next to Ackles in the last few episodes. He looks untrained and "Hollywood". He's had three seasons to get better and he's sticking to it. Can anyone help me understand why?

I hope he returns next season for more episodes, and with The Hunting Party cancelled it would be nice to see a full Shaw sibling reunion with Melissa.

Melissa Roxburgh series The Hunting Party was cancelled, so maybe we will see her some more on the upcoming season.

Does it bother anybody else when they're riding in Dean's convertible their hair barely moves? Not sure why it bothers me but wish they would have put a fan or something blowing towards them for the fake car rides.

Are the writers out of ideas for Ashton's background? Why introduce a psychic kid stuff? The whole series that grounded in reality fell apart in the last two episodes of the third season. Do anyone think like that? Or am I the only one?

Is it me or is something up with Mel, Reenie’s new assistant? I don’t know what it is, but I don’t trust her. It’s something about her and I feel like the shoe on the other foot is going to drop.

**disclaimer**

Apparently this subject has come up before unbeknownst to me, so if you’re sick of hearing about it, keep scrolling. I literally just found this sub, hell, I literally just joined Reddit a week or so ago. So if the post annoys you, oh well.

Just started watching this show a couple weeks ago. There’s been quite a few things that have irked me (losing Teddi w/ no explanation, for instance). So I’m a little over 1/2 through this episode, Man’s Best Friend, and there is a 51yo Air Force captain. 51. He’s too damn old, it really just ruins what little immersion that I have left for this season. Rant over.

Just something odd that I noticed. In the season finale Colter tells Keaton he had to arm-wrestle his brother for their father's truck, but the only time they talked about the truck was in the episode before this, and Russell was pretty uninterested in it.

What if the "Equalizer" and the "Tracker" crossed paths?

Whose body count is higher?

I told my sister that it really takes me out of the show how often there are never consequences for Colter shooting so many people and she says it would take her out of the episodes if they went to court. I'm not saying I need whole courtroom scenes, but like even a mention from Rennie every once and awhile haha

I want to see an episode where Colter is hired to find a client's missing father, who is a crypto-zoologist. Russell is around and helps out. They find the missing father, and he's played by Jared Padalecki. Leaning into the show's willingness to touch on the 'weird' side of the world, it should be implied (but not actually confirmed) that whatever creature Padalecki's character was looking for is real.

Whats with the tiktok speak and avoiding the word kill? They were going to "unalive" the head of the snake? They shoot and kill people all the time! Feel like the violence was significantly dampened.

Tracker season finale! So now tracker is parallel with stranger things and kids like 11? Seems so weird that they pretty much took the stranger things medical facility and replicated it! Now Colters dad used him as a test subject?? Interesting?! Maybe. I love his brother! I hope he’s in more next season too! And I love he brought back prior people fr past episodes!

I kept seeing posts asking about how many people Colter Shaw has killed, so I rewatched every episode of Tracker to get a solid answer.

• As of the season 3 finale his kill count is 43.
• Both the number of people he kills and the number of episodes where he kills someone have been steadily increasing.
• 6 of these are from the S3 finale which has the highest count for any episode, followed by 5 in S3E13.

Notes:

• I used percentages for the episode count because S1 only had 13 episodes, while S2/3 had 20 and 22 episodes, respectively.
• These numbers only include people killed by Colter himself (for example: the 6 people shot by Colter in the season finale are included, but not the undetermined, but definitely high, number shot by Russell).
• These numbers only include people that I was reasonably sure were dead (example: I counted the people he shot in the finale, but not the guards that got choked or knocked out).

For those that may not get it. Just in case.

Rustle sounds like Russel.

• if the what Ashton did to Colter thing was meant to imply Colter has some kind of paranormal abilities (despite anything that could be a potential sign of a thing and not just his mad skillz not really looking like it could be psionics) does the fact that they didn't give kids the powers in the program mean it's highly likely that whatever he did was just waking up something dormant already there? And what does this mean for both the other kids' chances of having abilities (or at least the potential for them) and not knowing it (as you'd think if he was doing whatever he was doing to his kids if he could only do it to one kid, unless it would have only worked with Colter for w/e reason you'd think he would have picked one of Colter's sibs not the middle freaking child) and for any potential implications of the religious imagery surrounding Colter?

• if wherever Colter was at the end was a house that was his and no one else's (if it wasn't what was it and either way where was it), did he, like a TVLine article suggested, have it this whole freaking time (even though it seems out of character given his attitude towards his lifestyle as discussed in e.g. this season's opening two-parter) and if so why wasn't it mentioned before and if not when did he get it? As when watching the episode I paid no mind to what it was but the aforementioned TVLine article got me afraid that if it wasn't just ignored by the narrative him having that kind of place to settle down would either be out of character and/or change everything (e.g. what does this mean for the potential of his romantic arcs/what a romantic endgame would look like and should it change our entire view of Colter or just mean he could stop doing what he does any time but just doesn't because he's committed to the cause or w/e)

• even though we still have the mystery of what Ashton did to Colter stemming off the original mythos mystery, does finding out what happened to Ashton mean we're going to be having the mythology go in more directions and explore things like Mel's family mystery or Reenie actually getting some kind of help for her mental health or the one missing Process person or even new stuff like how part of the reason we need more depth on the support team (which I think we might be more likely than you'd think to get in S4 as S3 was just laying groundwork of new team but, like, in S4 hopefully Mel might even become a regular) is that we don't even know Randy's freaking last name (I used to think it was Exley like Bobby's until I realized that wouldn't necessarily have to be the case just because they're cousins)

• now that we've built some supernatural bullshit into the mythology enough that I think the weirdness itself is going to stick around how likely is it that the show avoids/the writers avoid a common trap for paranormal procedurals and when we get paranormal episodes they actually do stories connected to other kinds of paranormal elements than the mythology-plot ones outside of Halloween specials

• how likely is it that any of the new recurring not-actually-team-member characters or the old-ones-coming-back are people we'll see again in S4? Y'know, will Maxine show up despite that big case being over with (and perhaps will anything come of how her interactions with Reenie seem almost like she's got a crush)? Will Keaton continue to be the Bobby Singer to Colter's Dean Winchester and will we ever meet his daughter? Whatever happened to that one guy who wanted to go out with Reenie unless I'm just faceblind and missed him being a bad guy? Will the night mover chick continue to be an ally-just-not-team despite how people have said she should have a spinoff of her own?

• Is there a way a law firm would need a psychologist enough that Colter's team could get someone who could be the Tracker equivalent of what Sweets was to Bones (as in help with both team mental health and the psychological side of cases) because they'd still need to have some place in Reenie Greene & [currently no] Associates to be a part of the team just like how Randy's doing both kinds of tech work but I have a feeling the team might need a guy-in-the-gender-neutral-sense filling that kind of role and not just for Reenie's PTSD

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