What Happened To Bobby On Tracker? His Absence, Explained
Colter Shaw (Justin Hartley) lost his man in the chair, Bobby Exley (Eric Graise), for a moment on Tracker. Let's take a closer look at his sudden absence.
Read MoreColter Shaw (Justin Hartley) lost his man in the chair, Bobby Exley (Eric Graise), for a moment on Tracker. Let's take a closer look at his sudden absence.
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