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Justin Hartley Scours The Desert For A Missing Woman In Tracker Season 4 Episode 3 Clip

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“Original Parts” – Colter gets hired to track down a woman who disappeared after an argument with her husband in a deserted Texas town. Meanwhile, an unexpected reunion with an old friend, Adam Shevlin (Michael Malarkey), leaves Reenie revisiting her past.

Tracker season 4, episode 3 airs October 18 at 9:30pm ET/PT on CBS Television Network before becoming available to stream on Paramount+.

WRITTEN BY: Elwood Reid

DIRECTED BY: Ken Olin

 Starring: Justin Hartley (Colter Shaw), Fiona Rene (Reenie), Chris Lee (Randy)

Produced By: 20th Television

Executive Producers: Justin Hartley, Ken Olin, Elwood Reid, Sharon Lee Watson, Alex Katsnelson, Travis Donnelly, Ryan O'Nan

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