Tracy Spiridakos, who departed Chicago P.D. after seven seasons, leads USA Network's upcoming drama based on Nevada Barr's mystery series. She plays Anna Pigeon, a park ranger solving crimes in national parks, a role that continues her law enforcement character trajectory but in a new setting. The series premieres this August.
Tracy Spiridakos, known for her role as Hailey Upton on Chicago P.D. for seven seasons, is set to star as Anna Pigeon in USA Network's new drama premiering this August.
The series is based on Nevada Barr's mystery novels and follows a former city dweller who becomes a park ranger after her husband's death, solving crimes in national parks while navigating jurisdictional conflicts with other law enforcement agencies. Spiridakos left Chicago P.D. to pursue other creative opportunities, previously starring in a missing persons thriller film before taking on this lead role. The show marks USA Network's continued expansion into scripted programming
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