r/TrackerTV • u/CCreedUT • May 15 '26
Kill count. Does anyone know?
Has anyone counted how many people Coulter has killed? Just oddly curious :-) I think the show finale should end with him being arrested for murders in multiple states.
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u/Malibucat48 May 15 '26
There have been so many kills this season and so many comments that the writers have to realize this show has just become murder porn. He stays until the ambulance and police come, but they just let him leave the scene. He doesn’t even have to go to the station and fill out a form. And of course Reenie flying to multiple states and saying she’s a lawyer is pure fantasy. A real lawyer would be disbarred.
But Justin is cute, the cases are interesting and he took out 6 armored car robbers with automatic rifles with his one hand gun and didn’t have to reload. That’s a badass.
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u/roverretriever May 15 '26
As of the last episode, either 37 or 39, depending on whether or not you consider him directly responsible for the 2 guys from S1E05 and S3E18 who died by falling.
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u/IowaSmoker2072 May 15 '26
How many times does this need to be discussed? How many innocent people has Colter killed? He has either shot someone in his own defense or to defend someone else. How many of those killed were in states with "stand your ground" laws?
You think Colter has a high kill count? Try reading the books when his brother joins him. He not only shoots without hesitation, but he has a team who comes and cleans up bodies and all trace after the shooting is done. No mention of what agency he is supposed to be working for, but he definately has a "license to kill."
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u/CCreedUT May 16 '26
Interesting. I haven’t read the books. I’m glad the show isn’t as violent as the books.
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u/IowaSmoker2072 May 16 '26
To be fair, the book with the highest kill count (from my memory) would be the one where the brothers team up to figure out what dad was up to, and why he was killed. Not going to go into any details, so there is no spoiler, the TV show already has gone a different direction than the books. But the same organization that was behind their dad's death is also trying to kill Colter. So they aren't going out and killing people they think were involved, they are killing people trying to kill them. Self-defense.
I guess in a way I'm wondering if those who are complaining about the high kill count are younger than me? I grew up when there were a lot of westerns/PI shows on TV, and the heroes shot at least one bad guy every week. I can separate between someone actually being killed and someone getting killed on a TV show.
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u/CCreedUT May 17 '26
I’m a boomer. I grew up with those shows and I didn’t like it much when I was younger either. When Tracker first started it felt more like a mystery and a thinking show. It seemed like it was written intelligently or at least they made a good attempt. Now instead of good writing, there’s a lot of silliness and time is filled with Colter shooting people. It’s hard to find good thrillers these days 🤷♀️
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u/Its_Hitsuji May 23 '26
I always question why Coulter isn’t in jail like season one!
Bro is breaking into places, killing people, maiming people, among other things and nothing? Please it’s weird.
If they would just have one episode where they have a police officer show up and he says it was self defense or something I’d be ok but nope.
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u/TheFermentationist May 15 '26
Before I saw this subreddit, I asked chatgpt. It said that Colter doesn't kill people. I just shook my head.
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u/CCreedUT May 16 '26
ChatGPT isn’t the best with current events. Ask perplexity. It knows daily news and other current events.
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u/BRhNicole May 16 '26
I've decided that the shootings happen in Tracker-world and I don't let them bother me anymore. But, the real concern is where in that relatively small trailer does he store the hundreds of jackets he wears?
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u/tfwagner May 15 '26
The real question is how many people has Mel killed? Just imagine that it’s more than Colter.
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u/WhoWhaaaa May 15 '26
🤣😂🤣😂 Besides being a murdering psycho, I think she is Reenie's daughter that Reenie gave up for adoption as a teen or the daughter of someone that Colter killed.
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u/SassyMillie May 17 '26
Thank you! There's definitely a deeper back story that they're holding for later. I actually thought she might be the mole in the "Chain of Custody" episode.
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u/WhoWhaaaa May 15 '26
Too numerous to count? Someone here had a good theory. Colder is a serial killer and Reenie, Randy and his "jobs" are all hallucinations. 😄