Tracker Season 4 Premiere Draws 13.86 Million Viewers
Nielsen live+7 multiplatform data placed the CBS drama second among all shows for its premiere week, behind only Marshals.
The fourth season premiere of Tracker drew 13.86 million viewers in Nielsen live+7 multiplatform data, according to screenrant.com. That made it the second most-watched show across traditional television and streaming platforms during its premiere week.
Marshals led all entertainment programs for the week with 15.14 million viewers. Tracker and Marshals were also the two most-watched shows on streaming platforms alone, the outlet reported.
CBS averaged 8.63 million viewers across its fall 2026 premiere week, a 14% increase over the same period in 2025. The network claimed seven of the top 10 shows for the week in live+7 multiplatform viewing.
Tracker stars Justin Hartley as Colter Shaw, with Robin Weigert, Abby McEnany, Eric Graise and Fiona Rene in the main cast. Elwood Reid serves as showrunner, and Ben H. Winters created the series, which first premiered on CBS in February 2024.
Other premieres on the network
Sheriff Country season 2 returned with 10.518 million viewers, a 27% increase over its series debut the previous year, while NCIS season 24 premiered with 10.59 million viewers, up 23% over last season's debut, according to the same data.
Quick answers
How many viewers watched the Tracker season 4 premiere?
Nielsen live+7 multiplatform data showed 13.86 million viewers for the premiere, the second most-watched show of its premiere week.
Which show beat Tracker in the weekly ratings?
Marshals led all entertainment programs with 15.14 million viewers that week.
Who stars in Tracker?
Justin Hartley plays Colter Shaw, with Robin Weigert, Abby McEnany, Eric Graise and Fiona Rene in the main cast.