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Tracker S02E19, Season 2 Finale Update: It's a Shaw Family Reunion

We've got new sneak peeks at CBS's Tracker S02E19: "Rules of the Game" and the image gallery for the season finale, S02E20: "Echo Ridge."

Since we're down to the final two episodes of CBS's hit Justin Hartley-starring series Tracker Season 2, we decided we're not sitting on the preview that comes our way until Sunday (as we normally do). Not when you have Colter (Hartley) having a mini Shaw family reunion over the course of S02E19: "Rules of the Game" and the season finale, S02E20: "Echo Ridge." We've got Melissa Roxburgh's Dory Shaw set for the season's penultimate episode – and now, we have two new sneak peeks added below that include a spotlight on Dory. In addition, we have the official image gallery for the season finale, featuring Wendy Crewson returning as Colter, Dory, and Russell's (the not-appearing Jensen Ackles) mother, Mary Dove Shaw. Following our updated preview rundown, we also look back at Hartley's recent comments regarding the third season:

Tracker S02E19: "Rules of the Game" & S02 Finale "Echo Ridge" Previews

Tracker Season 2 Episode 19: "Rules of the Game" – When Reenie's (Fiona Rene) client, Leo Sharf (recurring guest star Pej Vahdat), hires Colter (Justin Hartley) to track down his missing assistant before his company launch, the case takes a personal turn and Reenie becomes entangled in a deadly vendetta threatening both of their lives. Written by Sharon Lee Watson & Dominique A. Holmes and directed by Nimisha Mukerji.

Tracker Season 2 Episode 20: "Echo Ridge" – Colter (Justin Hartley) returns to Echo Ridge to investigate a diner owner's disappearance, only to uncover a decades-old kidnapping and a shocking family secret. Written by Elwood Reid and directed by Ken Olin.

With only a handful of episodes remaining in the third season, Hartley is offering some interesting insights into what viewers can expect in an interview with THR. If you're looking for some answers to the mystery surrounding the death of Colter's (Hartley) father, it sounds like they might be coming. In addition, Hartley shared an overarching storyline that he would like to see for Colter that would flip things around for our hero and place him in a position that Harrison Ford's Dr. Richard Kimble is very familiar with.

Final Season 3 Episodes Will "Creep Closer" to Mystery Surrounding Colter's Father: "You are going to get the last five episodes in a row. So, you're getting five separate sort of movies. We call them little movies. As we're inching closer to the end of the season, we creep closer and closer to the mystery of what the hell happened to Colter's father. How did he die? Was there, in fact, another man in the woods? Did he get pushed? Did he get killed? Was it an accident? What the hell is going on with that? I end up with this box that's been talked about, and Dory, my sister [Melissa Roxburgh], brings it to me. And now that I have it, does he go through with it? Does he go through with it and open up that box? Does he want to go down that rabbit hole? He gets a lot of clues and a lot of details about what happened to his father, and who was actually involved. And to see the damage I think is an incredible payoff."

Hartley Likes the Idea of Colter Going "The Fugitive" in Season 3: "Of course, we have many more stories to tell. Now we're in new territory. We have a couple of ideas. One of these is that Colter has all of these skills; he's a survivalist, and he knows how to be alone, and he knows how to find people, and he's gifted in that regard. He's a great listener. But it would be interesting, I think, to see him be set up. In other words, to see him using all those skills to run from the authorities, because you've been set up for whatever reason. I'd love to have all that tie into the family background, the government. So, we'll see. We've been kicking that idea around. We have a lot of different stuff that we're talking about. We have the underlying theme of what we're going to do next year, while not really changing the direction of where our story is going."

Based on the bestselling novel The Never Game by Jeffery Deaver, the CBS series spotlights Hartley's Colter, a lone-wolf survivalist who roams the country as a reward seeker, using his expert tracking skills to help private citizens and law enforcement solve all manner of mysteries while contending with his own fractured family. Produced by 20th Television, CBS's Tracker stars Hartley (Colter Shaw), Fiona Rene (Reenie), Robin Weigert (Teddi), Abby McEnany (Velma), and Eric Graise (Bobby). Pej Vahdat (The Old Man) has joined the cast in the recurring role of Leonard Sharf. Hartley, Ken Olin, Elwood Reid, and Ben Winters executive-produce, with Deaver producing.

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