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In this episode of Trackin’ Tracker, Scott, Ryan, and Mike celebrate the long-awaited appearance of Russell Shaw, the enigmatic brother who supposedly killed the Shaw family patriarch. The gang tries to understand if it’s possible to overcome a complex 20 year absence in 10 minutes, which brother is better for Reenie, why the director cut out all of the action scenes, and if they could run a family business with their own sibling.

00:36 Character Analysis: Russell Shaw
02:59 Plot Breakdown: Colter and Russ Reunite
04:52 Action and Banter: The Brothers' Dynamic
06:04 Russell's Flirtations and Character Depth
06:50 Critique of the Episode's Plot and Execution
13:40 The Absurdity of the Action Scenes
20:32 Russell and Colter's Bonding
23:41 Rating the Episode
26:00 Discussion on Sibling Dynamics
28:52 Hypothetical Family Business Ventures
39:21 Russell's Backstory and Family Conflict
43:45 Predictions and Conclusion

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In this episode of Trackin' Tracker, the gang dives into Colter's first case in a major city: Chicago. The hosts debate if Bobby will ever escape the friend zone with Sun Mai, Colter's potential political leanings, and whether he's an adventure seeker, some well-off wealthy do-gooder, or just bad at business economics. Ryan, Mike, and Scott also wonder how did Colter train to become an amazing fighter and magician.

00:16 Episode Summary: Chicago
01:50 Discussion: Episode Impressions
03:02 Character Analysis: Bobby's Role
05:20 Speculations: Colter's Political Views
10:28 Character Analysis: Rennie's Legal Expertise
17:32 Financial Breakdown: Colter's Business Model
24:51 Living Expenses and Financial Struggles
27:41 Colter's Risky Lifestyle and Financial Model
34:06 Unanswered Questions and Theories
39:04 Character Dynamics and Future Predictions
41:44 Episode Review and Final Thoughts

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In this episode of Trackin' Tracker, Colter enters the high-stakes world of horse racing and works with a former flame. Ryan, Mike, and Scott discuss how much money it would take to scam high powered clients by selling a dud of a horse, if Colter cares about being a law abiding citizen, and Billie's power over Colter because the potential of sex. The gang also reveal their dream team line ups for their own tracking team.

00:39 Plot Breakdown: Lexington's Big Prize
01:05 Character Dynamics and Relationships
02:17 Episode Highlights and Theories
04:05 Deep Dive: Legal and Ethical Questions
07:04 Speculations on Character Backgrounds
09:30 Romantic Tensions and Future Predictions
20:48 Imagining the Ideal Support Team
21:30 Scott's Dream Team Breakdown
26:12 Ryan's Strategic Team Choices
29:23 Mike's Comprehensive Team Strategy
32:44 Concluding Thoughts and Next Episode Preview

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In this precursor pilot episode of the global podcast Trackin Tracker, Mike, Scott, and Ryan discuss Episode 5 - St. Louis. The gang question how Colter has the cash to get into the secret backroom poker game, what type of legal and travel fees Reenie charges Colter, and what kind of mental state Colter will be in after a surprisingly dark ending.

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In this week's episode of 'Trackin Tracker,' the gang discuss 'Beyond the Campus Walls,'” Tracker's latest mission to the dark side of Wyoming Science University and the uncovering of a bizarre web of dark web criminals, a sex dungeon, and a fake scientific breakthrough. The hosts delve into the implausibility of the episode's plot, how a payoff and NDA would of resulted in a way less violent outcome, and discuss which actor may be better suited for the role of Colter Shaw.

00:00 Welcome to Tracking Tracker: Beyond the Campus Walls
00:32 Diving Into the Case: The Missing College Student
02:07 Analyzing the Show's Premise and Logic
04:05 The Wyoming Sex Dungeon and Camcorder Mystery
06:22 Unraveling the Dark Web Plot and Character Backstories
13:56 The Professor's Desperate Measures
19:43 Comparing the Plot to The Fugitive
20:39 The Unbreakable Blake: Analyzing Resilience and Morality
22:26 The Aftermath of Trauma: Recovery and Trust Issues
23:19 Legal Repercussions and Coping Mechanisms
24:08 Critiquing Show Conventions: Action Scenes and Character Development
25:11 Diving Deep into Colter's Character and Family Dynamics
30:34 Reimagining the Show: Casting Alternatives and Character Dynamics
36:10 Final Thoughts and Ratings: The Verdict on the Show

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In this episode of Trackin Tracker, Mike, Ryan, and Scott delve into the messy and overcomplicated plot of episode 10 of 'Tracker.' They discuss why they continue to watch and review the show despite growing frustration. Key points include a detailed dissection of the episode’s three main storylines: the search for a missing plane, the introduction of a Russian antagonist, and a final confrontation at a ranger station. The hosts highlight numerous inconsistencies and missed opportunities for deeper storytelling, ultimately expressing their disdain for the show's direction while conceding it still holds a strange allure. Also don't miss a tangent where the guys discuss Justin Hartley’s physical stature.

00:19 The Existential Crisis of Watching Tracker

01:41 Dissecting Tracker's Downfall: From Action to Absurdity

04:47 Comparing Tracker to Indiana Jones: The Loss of Heart and Chemistry

05:32 The Casting Conundrum: Lack of Charisma and Connection

10:51 Could Tracker Be Saved by a Network Change?

15:30 Breaking Down the Episode: The Plane Crash Mystery

22:55 Introducing a New Villain: The Shady Russian and His Quest

26:18 Diving Into the Plot's Intricacies

27:02 Teddy and Velma's Detective Antics

28:59 The Unbelievable Resilience of Characters

32:04 The Heist's Financial Mysteries Unraveled

34:54 Final Showdown and Episode Wrap-Up

37:59 Viewer Ratings and Episode Reflections

39:32 Episode Rating and Concluding Thoughts

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Join three unlikely Tracker enthusiasts as they hilariously unravel the absurdity behind Episode 8's case in Camden, Maine. From the unexpected to the downright ridiculous, we're breaking down why CBS's 'Tracker' has us laughing, scratching our heads all at once, and debating on if our tv tastes will change as we get older.