After Bodhi’s terrifying encounter with Caolan ... that certainly doesn’t mean Caolan was innocent. New episodes of Tulsa King drop Sundays on Paramount+.

Bodhi has often been the source of comedic relief in Tulsa King, and his on-screen chemistry with Stallone has been a ...

Bohdi doesn’t quite know what Dwight is going to protect him from, ... Our Take: There are three huge names attached to Tulsa King: Stallone, Paramount+ uber-producer Taylor Sheridan and ...

Sylvester Stallone plays a fish-out-of-water mobster learning the ropes in Oklahoma in 'Tulsa King,' Paramount+'s new dramedy from ... “But wait,” you and Bodhi are surely saying, “if ...

Taylor Sheridan's unorthodox gangster series, Tulsa King, returned for its long-awaited second season in 2024, and now season ...

He barges into a medical marijuana dispensary run by Bohdi ... It doesn’t really matter that “Tulsa King” doesn’t do drama or comedy particularly well — your dad or grandpa will love it.

Tulsa King Episode 2 is titled “Center of the Universe.” The official episode description reads, “Dwight, Tyson, and Bodhi go on a road trip to take care of some business; Stacy does some ...

Along with Stallone, the "Tulsa King" cast includes Jay Will, Max Casella, Andrea Savage, Martin Starr, Garrett Hedlund, Vincent Piazza, Dana Delany, and Annabella Sciorra. In Season 2, the series ...

Get ready for more action, crime and drama as Paramount+’s Tulsa King returns this fall with a second season. The series stars Sylvester Stallone as Dwight “The General” Manfredi, a former ...

Tulsa King’s premise is a fish-out-of-water comedy played straight, following Dwight Manfredi (Stallone), a former New York City mafia capo as he ends a 25-year prison sentence only to find that ...

Taylor Sheridan's Tulsa King starring Sylvester Stallone has been renewed for season 2. Here's what we know about the second season, including cast news and more.

As of now: no, Tulsa King has nothing to do with Yellowstone. That said, there's nothing stopping the two series from taking place simultaneously until Sheridan says otherwise.