CBS’s Sunday lineup, including Tracker and Marshals, routinely runs late because football broadcasts and 60 Minutes specials overrun, shifting the entire block. The pattern has persisted since Tracker’s debut, with ongoing delays affecting scheduling and viewing flow, though the show has demonstrated strong audience momentum. Star Justin Hartley notes creative ideas for season 3, such as leveraging Colter’s survival skills in a setup that ties into family and government backstory, while the team continues to plan around the overarching arc. The shows air 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. ET respectively, with new episodes available on Paramount+ the next day, highlighting a hybrid traditional-digital strategy. Overall, the season trajectory combines scheduling volatility, record-breaking early performance, and evolving storytelling ahead of future installments.