But it does a great job of setting up what could be a more interesting side plot to come.
Meanwhile, “Exodus” takes a little too long to get to the point.
There are a couple of minor twists, but it lacks the twisty, atmospheric goodness of the greatTrackerepisodes.
And unfortunately, I’m getting a little tired of Good Guy Colter.
It may end up being what saves the end of the season.
(Why the man hasn’t learned how to pick locks is beyond me.)
Without that, it became a very formulaic entry intoTrackercanon.
This is an interesting little scene in and of itself.
However, the real interest for me is that it is acting like setting up something bigger for Reenie.
Tracker follows lone-wolf survivalist Colter Shaw as he navigates the country as a reward seeker. Utilizing his expert tracking skills, he aids private citizens and law enforcement in solving various mysteries while grappling with issues from his fractured family.
I did wonder whether itmay end up being the Mystery of the Missing Bobby (Eric Graise).
This isn’t new for her, either.
Here’s hoping Billie might help steer him down a slightly more interesting path!
I’ll be looking forward to seeing what Billie might bring out in our heroic rewardist.
Hopefully, it’s something to sink our collective teeth into.
New episodes ofTrackerseason 2 air on CBS each Sunday at 8pm ET.
