Justin Hartley’s Costars Celebrate How Good He Is Amid Tracker’s Success
Justin HartleyPast and present costs reveal what it’s really like to work with Tracker star.
On the Tuesday, February 17, episode of the “Inside of You” podcast, David Ramsey He spoke to the manager Michael Rosenbaum about his upcoming guest arc on the hit CBS series.
“It was fun because I had never met Justin. He’s the sweetest guy,” Ramsey said. “I can’t tell you how sweet you are.
Rosenbaum, who worked with Hartley, 48, continued Arrowagreed with Ramsey, adding, “She radiates beauty and sweetness. I can’t stand her.” The podcast host compared Hartley to Walter Payton, who was nicknamed “Fun.”
Ramsey aka John Diggle from Arrow is set to star Erica DuranceThe on-screen husband in the March 22 episode of Tracker. Durance, 47, who played Lois Lane in the Superman prequel series, will appear as Laura, who is described as “a silly woman who brings in Hartley’s technician Colter Shaw when her boyfriend disappears on a film set.”
This marks several reunions for Hartley, who played Oliver Queen on the WB series before the Green Arrow story was adapted and The CW no. Stephen Amell in the main role.
Since Tracker premiered on CBS in 2024, Hartley found a way to stop the crossovers that were his expenses for projects like Smallville again This is us. Until now, Jensen Ackles, Jennifer Morrison again Sofia Pernas appeared on the show after working with Hartley on other projects.
The Tracker, however, has also faced its fair share of departures. The face of the process changes there Robin Weigert exited the show after becoming a series regular in the first season. That was later confirmed Abby McEnany again Eric Grise will also leave the show.
“I think it’s revolutionary. If I can change those characters — Randy or Reenie or Bobby — it’s not just people who pick up the phone and say, ‘Okay, here’s the answer.’ That’s where the show comes in,” executive producer Elwood Reid explained to Us Weekly in May 2025. “The challenge is that you learn about them, which I thought was fun. That is the challenge of the program not to get into the form.”
Reid noted that they didn’t want Tracker to “get involved.”
“The rule that I really have for the show is that every week Colter will come to a new place and there will be a new case. How he gets those answers and how he uses them on the team, that’s all something that has to be caught,” Reid teased. “Meeting these people [local] unusual characters is something we will try to do more of as the season goes on. Colter just walks in and interacts with the other characters. It’s great to see Justin stretch those muscles and the guest cast is really good.”
In addition to Ramsey and Durance, Kathleen Robertson and Mark Engelhardt have been cast in Tracker in recurring roles. Robertson will play Maxine, who is described as “a successful lawyer at a large firm who wants to get involved” with Reenie in what “Maxine convinces is a tough job for an upcoming class-action suit.” However, it quickly becomes clear that “Maxine may have a completely different game she’s playing.”
Meanwhile, Engelhardt will play the role of Emile Lang, “a man with his morals.” The newcomer is “cold, calculating and methodical,” according to her character description.
Tracker returns to CBS on Sunday, March 1, at 9 pm ET.
