The last Tracker episode was not a favorite and here's why:
1. The episode just began without any backstory - like, who is this friend of Colter's that he's helping out? - and it ended abruptly. It didn't feel like a full episode.
2. Why would Colter leave two young women that he was supposed to be helping with strangers - all three of whom emanated suspicious vibes. Also, why would Colter spend so much time searching for a phone or whatever it was he was looking for, knowing how awful those men were - the ones keeping that woman captive for 9 years and now the two young women - what the frack was that? He should have barged right in to save them. Instead we were subjected to watching violence being inflicted on women and it was horrible.
3. The only highlight was Bobby - he's back! Or at least I hope he is.
I read a lot of negative comments about this episode. Apparently fans are not happy with the direction that Tracker is going. I'm just hoping to see Colter and siblings find out what actually happened to their father. I'd also like to see them confront their mother, who is obviously hiding information about all of it.
Anyhow, those are my three things this week. Wishing you all a lovely rest of the week! Happy reading!
2 comments:
My issue with Tracker lately is I don't like the direction they're taking Reenie with that sleazy client of hers. I don't think it's adding to the story line. I was happy to see that Bobby was back. And I really wish they'd bring back his brother.
Lark, I agree. I get that Reenie is out on her own and needs clients, but this guy is not what she needs. I'm just waiting to see what sort of danger he puts her in and how Colter will help her out of it. It's not adding anything to the story line. I would love to see more of his brother. And, I want to see his sister - like a family reunion. I also wouldn't mind seeing him work with Keaton again - I liked him and the cop teaming up. I really like when he finds a good partner on a case - he needs to have someone sometimes.
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