Check out some early sneak peeks at what's ahead this weekend with CBS's hit Justin Hartley-starring series Tracker S02E12: "Monster."
Even though we still have a few days to go until the next episode of CBS's hit Justin Hartley-starring series Tracker hits our screens, the network made the right call in deciding that it wasn't too early for some sneak peeks at what S02E12: "Monster" has to offer. For this go-around, Colter (Hartley) searches for a mother who went missing after putting her son to bed - and based on the title of the episode, we have a feeling that things are going to get creepy for our hero. Here's a look at the official overview, image gallery, promo trailer, and three sneak peeks at what's to come this weekend:
With S02E09: "The Disciple" finally bringing a resolution to Colter's Gina Picket case, Hartley was asked about Colter's other "white whale" during a recent interview with TV Insider. The big headline-grabber? Hartley confirming that they're "writing" for Jensen Ackles's and Melissa Roxburgh's returns: "We're writing for them, yeah." With the series officially renewed for a third season, the prospects of a family reunion have grown considerably.
In terms of where Colter's mindset will be when he crosses paths with Russell and Dory again, Hartley believes it's about comparing notes to see who knows what and examining why certain things might not add up. "I think at this point, it's trying to get up to speed and make sure that everyone's up to speed, and that I have all the information that he has, and that it jives. If he has some information about something and I have different information and different facts about the same exact subject, then it's a meeting of the minds and going, okay, so what's the truth here? What actually happened? Were we both being lied to or was I being lied to? Were you in on the lie? What are you protecting me from?" Hartley explained.
He continued, "Because Colter's not lying. The audience knows what Colter knows, but the question is, if the siblings know more than he does, why? What's the point of protecting him? Why was he the one that -- what are they protecting him from? And are they talking to each other, or are we all just kind of in the dark here, and Colter is the one that is pursuing this, and everyone else is like, well, just let it go. Who cares? It's dangerous. It's not worth it. Nothing can change the past, but that's just not the way that Colter operates. So he's sort of got different blood flowing through his veins, I think."