Tulsa King is the latest TV show from Hollywood’s macho boy Sylvester Stallone, who was facing a real downfall in his career after delivering several B Grade lackluster films like Escape Plan sequels, Backtrace, etc… and now, finally, after a really long time, he has delivered something that would definitely make a lot of Stallone fans happy. Tulsa King follows the adventures of Dwight (played by Sylvester Stallone), who comes out of prison after completing his 25 years sentence, and gets a task to set up a new criminal empire.
Tulsa King started airing on 13th November 2022, & upon its release, the show received a lot of love from the audience and from critics, who particularly praised Stallone’s screen presence, his dominant tough guy role, the cheeky humor, the gangster storyline and the performance of the lead actors. It’s definitely a joy for all those who grew up watching Stallone and his tough guy films like the Rocky & Rambo series.
The show Tulsa King will have a total of 10 episodes in its 1st season & currently, only 2 of its episodes have been released, “Go West Old Man” & “Centre Of The Universe.” Which basically established the much-needed foundation for Stallone’s character and for the show’s story.
For all those fans who want to watch this show or are just eagerly waiting for the upcoming episodes. For all those fans, we have got everything covered up, with all the details regarding Tulsa King’s plot, episode release dates, and a streaming guide.
Cast Of Tulsa King
The show’s main lead actor is Sylvester Stallone, famous for the Rocky & Rambo movie series. Here he plays the role of Dwight, “a tough guy” on a mission to establish a criminal empire in Tulsa.
Domenico Lombardozzi is an actor who is famous for acting in several gangster films like The Irishman, The Bronx Tale, etc… including his role in the critically acclaimed gritty crime drama “The Wire.” Here he plays the role of a mob boss, Dwight’s boss.
Some other essential actors in the show are Max Casella (who is famous for acting in the gangster show The Sopranos and Boardwalk Empire), Vincent Piazza, Dana Delany, etc.
Plot Of Tulsa King
Tulsa King follows the story of Dwight, “The Mafia General,” who spent 25 years of his life inside a prison & when he completes his sentence and returns back to the world, his boss tasks him to analyze Tulsa, set up a new gang, and take control over that area. Dwight agrees & sets off to Tulsa, where he first recruits some gang members & finds out that he could easily make good money by providing protection to the legal weed harvesters, who often get robbed. But the real challenge arrives when a new motorcycle gang arrives into the picture, who are ready to foil the plan of Dwight.
The show has a very familiar premise for all of us who have grown up watching Scorsese’s gangster films like Casino, Goodfellas, and The Irishman, or perhaps some other made guy films like Donnie Brasco. So Tulsa King plays in safe waters, but at the same time, it delivers a show with a really good story.
Tulsa King Episode Release Dates
Here is the episode release date list of Tulsa King
Episode 1, “Go West Old Man,” will release on 13 November 2022
Episode 2, “Centre Of The Universe,” will release on 20 November 2022
Episode 3 will release on 27 November 2022
Episode 4 will release on 4 December, 2022
Episode 5 will release on 11 December 2022
Episode 6 will release on 18 December 2022
Episode 7 will release on 25 December 2022
Episode 8 will release on 1 January 2023
Episode 9 will release on 8 January 2023
Episode 8 will release on 15 January 2023
Tulsa King will have a total of 10 episodes. The name of the 1st two episodes has been announced, while the names of the remaining episodes are yet to be announced.
Where Can You Watch Tulsa King Episodes & Streaming Guide
You can watch Tulsa King once it starts airing on Paramount +. Its next episode will air at 3 am U.S. time on the above-mentioned date. You can also stream it through Direct TV. If you haven’t seen the first two episodes of Tulsa King, then you can check its preview right here.
