John Reardon, Mayko Nguyen, Kevin Hanchard, Justin Kelly
The streets are colder, the crimes are smarter, but the bond remains the ultimate law. In a world of digital ghosts, some shadows are meant to be hunted.
In Hudson & Rex: Untraceable (2026), the familiar fog of St. John’s hides a far more sinister reality. The duo is no longer dealing with local criminals; they are facing “The Erasure Collective”—a high-tech shadow syndicate specialized in the art of making people, data, and entire legacies vanish without a trace. When a global conspiracy threatens to delete the identities of the world’s most powerful figures, Detective Charlie Hudson (John Reardon) and his legendary German Shepherd partner, Rex, find themselves framed and hunted. To clear their names, they must go rogue, transforming from protectors of the peace into the ultimate predators of the underworld.
John Reardon returns as a more rugged, hardened version of Charlie Hudson. He has traded his standard detective attire for bespoke, reinforced tactical suits that move with lethal, athletic precision. Charlie has evolved into a master of “urban-predation,” blending old-school detective intuition with a cold, calculated efficiency. Beside him, Rex has transcended his role as a K9 officer to become a “Sovereign Enforcer.” Equipped with a sleek, carbon-fiber tactical harness integrated with bio-metric scanning tech, Rex is a force of nature—faster, smarter, and more relentless than any machine. Together, they navigate the neon-lit back alleys and high-rise glass towers with a seductive, predatory grace.
The transformation reaches its peak with Dr. Sarah Truong (Mayko Nguyen). Stepping out of the forensic lab and into the heart of the fire, she has evolved into the team’s “Intelligence Sovereign.” Clad in fierce, high-fashion tactical silks and wielding experimental decryption hardware, she radiates a new, lethal confidence. She is no longer just analyzing evidence; she is dismantling enemy networks in real-time, proving that her brilliant mind is the most dangerous weapon in their arsenal. Meanwhile, Superintendent Donovan (Kevin Hanchard) acts as the “Command Architect,” shielding them from the shadows, while Jesse Mills (Justin Kelly) evolves into a “Digital Ghost,” fighting a silent war across the global grid.
Packed with high-octane pursuits, hyper-stylized “Tech-Noir” cinematography, and a brooding, glamorous atmosphere, Untraceable is a visceral evolution of the hit series. In 2026, the message is undeniable: Even in a world where everything can be deleted, you can’t outrun the scent of justice when a man and his dog are leading the hunt.