He’s joined by Abby McEnany and Robin Weigert as Velma and Teddi Bruin, Eric Graise as Bobby Exley, and Fiona Rene as attorney/love interest Reenie Greene.

What are people saying about Tracker?

With an 88% ‘fresh’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes, it seems Tracker has gone down an absolute treat with fans of the genre.

Admitting that he fell in love with his character, Hartley tells The Hollywood Reporter: “What an amazing idea of a life, where you live in an Airstream, you’re self-sustaining, go wherever you want to go and help people. You’re not an antihero, you’re just a good guy, a good man.”

He adds: “I guess it made me think about how rare that is. I remember sitting there thinking he’s just a good guy. Colter Shaw is not agenda-driven, necessarily. He’s a businessman. He takes the money, that’s how he makes his living. He’s not politically driven. He’s driven by doing the right thing… [and] he is not a superhero; he’s living a very dangerous life. If he gets shot, he bleeds, he will die.

“I think it’s a throwback series, sort of like The Rockford Files. We just don’t have that anymore and I get nostalgic about that kind of television.”

When and where can we watch Tracker?

The first episode of Tracker will be released on Disney+ in the United Kingdom and Ireland on Wednesday 3 April 2024, and new episodes will be released weekly.

Will you be tuning in?

Tracker: the most-watched US drama series in almost a decade is finally coming to the UK