Will a ‘Hunted’ Duo’s Religious Practices Lead to Its Capture? (VIDEO)

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'Hunted' follows nine teams of two in a real-life manhunt as they attempt the nearly impossible task of disappearing in today's vast digital world, as highly skilled investigators combine state-of-the-art tracking methods with traditional tactics to pursue and catch them. Pictured: Zaira Pirzada, Robert Clark, Lenny DePaul

CBS’s new reality-competition show Hunted lands in its permanent timeslot Wednesday night after debuting to solid ratings following the NFL’s AFC Championship game on Sunday, January 22.

The premise of the show is simple: nine teams of two are hunted by “highly skilled” investigators, called Hunters, using state-of-the-art tracking techniques. Each team that successfully evades capture will win $250,000.

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In an expanded two-hour episode, the Command Center investigators and the Hunters lose track of one of the teams, while another duo figured out a way to communicate with their friends and family.

Watch an exclusive clip from the episode:

Hunted, Wednesdays, 8/7c, CBS