Here’s why Marshals and Tracker won’t be on air on CBS Sunday, and when they’re returning

If you’re planning to watch Marshals or Tracker this Sunday, CBS is making a temporary change to its lineup, so here’s why the schedule changed and when you can watch the next episodes.

Marshals and Tracker usually air every Sunday on CBS, with Marshals at 8 pm and Tracker at 9 pm ET/PT. So, if you’re wondering whether either TV show has been cancelled, don’t worry, neither has. It’s only a temporary break.

So, why won’t Marshals and Tracker air on Sunday?

CBS is changing the schedule on 8 November by giving Cupertino a special Sunday night slot. According to the network’s October programme announcement, the new legal drama will air straight after 60 Minutes. It will take over the 8 pm to 11 pm ET/PT window normally occupied by Marshals and Tracker.

Instead of airing drama repeats, CBS is using the evening to give its new original series a bigger audience. Basically, it’s a promotional opportunity for Cupertino, which made its debut in early October and has already been well received.

The series stars Mike Colter as Michael Price and Rachel Keller as Olivia Siffre. Both are lawyers who lose their jobs before deciding to start their own legal practice, taking on some of Silicon Valley’s biggest technology companies. The cast also includes Ella Stiller, Busy Philipps and Renée Elise Goldsberry.

So, when do Marshals and Tracker return?

Thankfully, the break is only for one week. Both dramas are scheduled to return to their usual Sunday night slots on November 15, 2026. Marshals will return with a new episode at 8 pm ET/PT, and Tracker at 9 pm ET/PT.

Marshals is currently airing its second season, while Tracker is in its fourth season. So, if you’ve been following both shows, you won’t have to wait too long to find out what happens next.

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