Justin Hartley's 94% RT Series Is A Must-Binge For Tracker Fans Before It Leaves Streaming

Published Sep 17, 2026, 7:30 PM EDT

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Justin Hartley, the star of CBS's Tracker, is the lead in another must-watch TV series that is about to leave streaming, so now's your last chance to binge-watch it. Tracker is an ongoing action drama series that premiered in 2024, and is based on the 2019 novel, The Never Game, by Jeffery Deaver.

Along with strong critical ratings and high viewership. Tracker has introduced even more people to Hartley, an underrated dramatic actor who has been a consistent fixture of television for two decades now with memorable performances in Smallville as Oliver Queen, Revenge as Patrick Osbourne, and more.

His best role, even counting Tracker, has to be his co-starring performance in This Is Us as Kevin Pearson. This Is Us is a 2016 family comedy drama that aired for six seasons on NBC. The show follows the members of the Pearson family over multiple decades of their lives, with flashbacks exploring the childhoods and young adult lives of siblings Kevin, Kate (Chrissy Metz), and Randall (Sterling K. Brown).

Kevin and Kate were triplets in the womb, but their brother, Kyle, was stillborn. Believing they were always meant to have three children, the Pearson parents adopted Randall, an African American boy born on the same day and coincidentally brought to the very same hospital.

The series is 106 episodes, and has been available on Tubi for the last year. However, the series will be leaving the free streaming service at the end of September 2026. While it will still be available to watch on Hulu and YouTube TV, Tubi was the only free option. Now's the time to binge if you don't have those subscription streaming services.

This Is Us Is A 10/10 Family Drama

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This Is Us has a 94% on Rotten Tomatoes, and for good reason. A lot of shows make the claim that they are a show about family, but This Is Us makes family generations a key theme of the series. Over six seasons, This Is Us explores multiple generations of the Pearson family in deep detail.

Through flashbacks, flash forwards, distant relations, and family friends, we come to know an American family and learn exactly what that means in today's age. It's a family drama, a family comedy, and a family tragedy. The issues the characters in This Is Us face are as compelling as they are relatable.

Very real thing happen in This Is Us. The Pearsons have to face the difficult questions of life that we all must face at one time or another, but This Is Us refuses to be a pessimist. It may be honest in its depiction of how life can get you down, but there's a triumphant aspect to it as well when the series shows that overcoming difficulties, even in small ways, makes life worth living.

When Does Tracker Season 4 Premiere?

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If you binge-watch This Is Us and decide you need more Justin Hartley in your life, then you should check out Tracker, and there's still more to come for that show. Tracker season 4 is set to premiere on October 4, 2026. The fourth season of the series will likely continue the case-of-the-week storytelling style.

Jensen Ackles, who plays Russell Shaw, will return for season 4, setting up one of the main storylines of the show. The relationship of the pair could become a big part of Tracker going forward. Good thing Hartley is already well-versed in portraying difficult family dynamics thanks to his work in This Is Us.