‘Tracker’ Returns November 15: Season 4 Episode 6 Details and CBS Schedule
Fans of the CBS hit drama “Tracker” will have to wait another week to see Colter Shaw’s next investigation. The series is taking a brief hiatus and will not air a new episode on Sunday, November 8, 2026. Instead, the network has shifted its Sunday night schedule to accommodate a special television event.
The sixth episode of the current season is scheduled to return to its regular time slot on Sunday, November 15, 2026, at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. This one-week break affects the entire CBS Sunday primetime block, including the “Yellowstone” spinoff “Marshals,” which is also set to resume its season on the same night with the episode titled “Roughstock.”
Why Is ‘Tracker’ Not on Tonight?
CBS pre-empted its standard Sunday night lineup on November 8 to provide a three-hour premiere block for “Cupertino,” a new legal drama. The special presentation took over the 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. ET/PT window, pushing “Tracker” and other returning series off the schedule for the evening.
This scheduling shift comes as “Tracker” continues its fourth season, which premiered on October 4, 2026. While fans may be disappointed by the delay, the series has maintained steady momentum following a significant production move from Vancouver to Los Angeles for the current season. This relocation has allowed for a more frequent rotation of guest stars, including the recurring presence of Jensen Ackles as Colter’s brother, Russell Shaw.
What to Expect from Season 4, Episode 6
When the series returns on November 15, the upcoming episode, titled “Blind Spot,” will focus on a case with personal ties to Colter’s frequent collaborator, Reenie Greene. The narrative follows Colter as he is tasked with investigating the disappearance of the daughter of Reenie’s longtime mentor. The case is expected to dive deeper into Reenie’s professional background while showcasing Colter’s specialized tracking skills in a high-stakes environment.
Beyond the immediate plot of “Blind Spot,” Season 4 has continued to explore the complex Shaw family history. The ongoing involvement of Jensen Ackles has been a focal point for viewers, as the tension and bond between the Shaw brothers remain a central pillar of the show’s overarching narrative arc.
Viewers can catch up on the first five episodes of Season 4 on Paramount+, where the series remains a top-performing title for the streaming platform. “Tracker” will resume its weekly broadcast schedule immediately following the November 15 return.
