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Paramount+ has officially renewed Tulsa King for a fourth season, with Season 4 premiering Friday, October 16, 2026. Following the Season 3 finale in 2025 and a showrunner shakeup (Terence Winter returning as head writer after Dave Erickson’s exit), the cast expands with Gretchen Mol as Amanda Clark and Eden Lee as Maya. The series’ first three seasons remain available on Paramount+ as production heads toward the new episodes.
Deadline confirms Tulsa King will debut Season 4 on Paramount+ with a teaser and first-look photos; Gretchen Mol joins as a series regular, and the new episodes follow Dwight as he fights to legitimize his empire against corrupt politicians, dangerous enemies, and a personal loss that deepens the show's streetwise intensity.
Tulsa King is back for Season 4 on Paramount+ with a teaser and an Oct. 16 premiere; Sylvester Stallone returns as Dwight, and the show reloads behind the scenes with Terence Winter returning as head writer/executive producer, while Gretchen Mol joins as a series regular, as Dwight fights to legitimize his empire amid new enemies and political pressure.
Tulsa King will kick off its fourth season on Paramount+ with an Oct. 16 premiere date, accompanied by a first teaser and new photos. Sylvester Stallone returns as Dwight, joined by an expanded ensemble overseen by head writer and EP Terence Winter, as the show tees up bigger rivalries and personal losses. Reports indicate a Season 5 writers’ room has opened, and a Frisco King spinoff is in development.
The 2026 Emmy nominations once again overlook Taylor Sheridan’s TV slate, with Michelle Pfeiffer in The Madison snubbed from Lead Actress and veterans Billy Bob Thornton and Sam Elliott in Landman also left out. Tulsa King did pick up a stunt-coordination nod, but acting and writing nominations for Sheridan’s shows remain scarce. Critics point to Sheridan’s contentious relationship with voters and his own admission that Emmys aren’t his priority, suggesting that only technical categories may offer future recognition while major acting/writing wins remain uncertain.
Variety reports Tulsa King’s Season 5 writers’ room is now open and production is being planned to relocate from Atlanta to New York for budgetary and storytelling reasons, aided by New York’s expanded incentives (about $800 million annually, a 30% rebate, and up to 40% for large investments), though a Season 5 greenlight has not been officialized yet; roughly 250 crew work on the show in Atlanta with many returning from prior seasons.
Paramount+ moves forward with the Tulsa King spinoff, now titled Frisco King, which shifts the setting from New Orleans to Frisco, Texas. Samuel L. Jackson will reprise his Tulsa King role, and Taylor Sheridan will write all eight episodes of Season 1. Production starts late March in Fort Worth, with the Frisco setting expected to anchor the series while brief New Orleans visits are possible.
Taylor Sheridan’s Tulsa King spinoff, originally set in New Orleans as NOLA King, has relocated to Texas and been renamed Frisco King, with Samuel L. Jackson cast to star. Sheridan will write all eight episodes of the first season, production set to begin in late March in Fort Worth, and the project is produced by Paramount Television Studios and 101 Studios.
Taylor Sheridan’s Tulsa King spinoff has been renamed Frisco King and relocated from New Orleans to Frisco, Texas, with Samuel L. Jackson starring and Sheridan writing all eight episodes. Production is set to begin in late March in Fort Worth, casting is underway, and no new showrunner has been named after the departure of Dave Erickson.
Just before filming for the fourth season of 'Tulsa King' began, around 26 crew members were unexpectedly dismissed and expected to be replaced, amid reports of crew turnover and upcoming layoffs at Paramount, with no clear link to budget cuts but possibly related to creative changes and industry shifts.
Just days before filming for 'Tulsa King' Season 4 begins, 26 crew members, including key stunt personnel and Stallone's long-time stunt double, were replaced, likely due to standard production restructuring and budget considerations, with no contractual obligations for the outgoing staff.
Several crew members of Tulsa King, including stunt coordinators and doubles, were unexpectedly replaced ahead of season 4, despite initial plans for renewal and their expectations of continued employment, amid broader industry changes and executive shifts at Paramount.
Several crew members of Tulsa King, including stunt coordinators and doubles, were unexpectedly replaced ahead of season 4, despite initial plans for renewal and continuity, amid broader industry layoffs and production changes.
'Tulsa King' returns for its third season on September 21 on Paramount+, with new episodes dropping weekly. The series stars Sylvester Stallone as a Mafia capo in Tulsa, and is a major hit for the streamer, which has already ordered a fourth season. Viewers can watch episodes via subscription plans, with options for a free trial through Amazon Prime Video Channels.
Tulsa King Season 3 will premiere on September 21, featuring new enemies, the Dunmires, and introducing Samuel L. Jackson's character, who will star in a spinoff called NOLA King set to debut next year. The series follows Dwight's expanding empire and the threats from rival families.