The hit CBS series Tracker is heading west, swapping Vancouver for Los Angeles after a $48 million tax incentive, and a mystery character is set to reappear on November 1.
Key points
- Tracker’s fourth season will be filmed in Los Angeles after receiving a $48 million tax incentive.
- Justin Hartley publicly welcomed the relocation and thanked fans for their support.
- A surprise character return has been confirmed for the November 1 episode, though specifics are not disclosed.
- Details on other cast departures or additions remain unconfirmed pending further announcements.
CBS’s action‑drama Tracker returns on November 1 with a brand‑new episode that promises a surprise: a previously departed character is slated to make a comeback, according to the network’s latest announcement.
The series, which filmed its first three seasons in Vancouver, Canada, will film season four in Los Angeles after securing a $48 million tax break from California officials, a move the production team says will open up fresh storytelling possibilities.
Production relocates to Los Angeles
Lead actor Justin Hartley, who portrays survivalist Colter Shaw, issued a statement through Deadline expressing pride in the Vancouver work and enthusiasm for the Los Angeles shift, adding thanks to fans for their ongoing support.
While the article highlights the location change and the surprise return, it does not specify which cast members will exit or join the fourth season, leaving fans to await further details on the full roster.
Justin Hartley comments on the move
The upcoming episode on November 1 is billed as the first to showcase the new setting and the returning character, setting the stage for what producers hope will be a revitalized season.
Reader questions
Why is Tracker moving its production from Vancouver to Los Angeles?
According to the source, the move is driven by a $48 million tax break offered by California, which the producers say will enable new locations and storytelling opportunities.
Source: justjared.com
