Bobby's Back In 'Tracker' Season 2: Here's What's Happening In Episode 16

Bobby Exley's Return to Tracker Sparks Excitement Among Fans

Hey there, TV enthusiasts! If you're a fan of Tracker, you're in for a treat. Bobby Exley, portrayed by Eric Graise, is back in action for season 2, episode 16. Fans have been buzzing with excitement as they catch a sneak peek of Bobby reconnecting with his cousin Randy, played by Chris Lee. This dynamic duo is set to bring the laughs and drama that we've all come to love.

In a clip shared by Us Weekly, Bobby makes a triumphant return to the show after being absent for a few episodes. His arrival is filled with heartwarming moments and some good old-fashioned banter with Randy. It's the kind of return that makes you want to sit on the edge of your seat and soak in every second.

A Clip That Warms the Heart

Let's dive into the clip. Reenie Greene, a beloved character on the show, is overjoyed to hear that Bobby is back. In the clip, she's on the phone with Randy when he hands the phone over to Bobby. "It is so good to hear your voice," Reenie exclaims, her relief and joy evident in her tone. Bobby, on the other hand, seems a bit more reserved, acknowledging that he's there to assist Colter Shaw with his latest case.

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Bobby shares a lighthearted moment when he complains about the state of his workspace. "I am taking it one day at a time," he tells Reenie. "But I had to come back and fix this mess. This man got chip dust all over my keyboard and gummy worms all over the place." It's clear that Bobby's return brings a mix of professionalism and humor that fans adore.

Randy's Quirky Charm Shines Through

Throughout his appearances on the show, Chris Lee's portrayal of Randy has captured viewers' hearts. His love for gummy bears and his hilarious remarks have become a staple of the series. In this episode, Randy doesn't disappoint. When Bobby accuses him of "doing enough damage to my vibe," Randy fires back with his signature charm. "Vibe? That is what you call this place? A vibe? He is disrespecting my gummy worms and that is not cool," Randy retorts.

Randy continues to poke fun at Bobby, saying, "You did not hook this place up. If you would have given me two more months, I would have had you operating at full level. Could you not touch that? Could you not disconnect that? See that right there? It is just mean." It's these witty exchanges that make their relationship so entertaining to watch.

Bobby's Absence and His Return

Bobby was absent from episodes 10 through 15 of season 2 to handle personal matters off-screen. During one episode, Colter and Randy discussed how Bobby had to step away to attend the funeral of a close friend. Colter understood the gravity of the situation and hoped to hear from Bobby soon. "He will get back to it — and if he doesn’t then I will make sure he does," Randy promised, adding, "No way out but through." It's moments like these that highlight the strong bond between these characters and remind us why we love the show so much.

What to Expect in Episode 16

The episode featuring Bobby’s return, airing on Sunday, April 13, will see Colter tackling a challenging case in a snowy wilderness. In the promo released by CBS, Colter is seen hiking up a mountain to rescue a young woman who appears to be freezing. Decked out in winter gear, Colter is determined to help her off the mountain, an area Randy refers to as the "Deadzone Wilderness." It's an intense and thrilling episode that fans won't want to miss.

The logline for episode 16 reads: "Colter helps an old friend with a search and rescue mission for two missing sisters in the snowy Montana wilderness. Meanwhile, Reenie gets a visit from a new client that challenges her morality." In a clip from the episode, Colter and the rescued woman sit by the fire after he saves her. He informs two people coming up the mountain that the woman "took a pretty hard blow to the head." Colter then asks if they saw another person on the mountain. One of the girls describes a man she saw who was "dressed weird and he had antlers." It's a plot twist that keeps you guessing and engaged.

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Tracker airs on Sundays at 8 p.m. ET on CBS, so be sure to tune in for what promises to be an unforgettable episode.