‘Tulsa King’ Season 4 Release Schedule: When Does Every New Episode Drop on Paramount+?
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The next episode of Tulsa King Season 4 arrives on Paramount+ on October 23, 2026, bringing Sylvester Stallone back as Dwight Manfredi. The crime drama has turned his unlikely relocation into a mix of territorial disputes, criminal ambition, and the culture clash that comes with transplanting an old-school gangster into unfamiliar territory.
As the fourth season unfolds, the series continues to give Stallone a character that stands apart from the action heroes who made him a Hollywood icon. With ten episodes rolling out weekly, there is another chapter of Dwight’s criminal empire to follow every Friday.
Tulsa King Season 4: Full episode release schedule
Tulsa King Season 4 premiered on October 16, 2026, with the episode W.W.D.D., setting up a weekly run that continues through December. New episodes arrive on Fridays at 12 a.m. PT / 3 a.m. ET on Paramount+. Here is the complete release schedule for Season 4:
Episode 1, titled W.W.D.D. : October 16, 2026
Episode 2: October 23, 2026
Episode 3: October 30, 2026
Episode 4: November 6, 2026
Episode 5: November 13, 2026
Episode 6: November 20, 2026
Episode 7: November 27, 2026
Episode 8: December 4, 2026
Episode 9: December 11, 2026
Episode 10: December 18, 2026
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All episodes stream on Paramount+, alongside the first three seasons, (via PEOPLE). Sylvester Stallone, meanwhile, has spoken about what the series has meant to him in a September 2026 episode of The New York Times podcast The Interview.
“I’m incredibly fortunate to be doing Tulsa King,” he said.
He described the opportunity as a gift, crediting executive producer David C. Glasser.
“And I mean, it’s a gift and David Glasser giving me this new breath of life and a whole new character,” he said.
Stallone may be enjoying this new chapter as Dwight Manfredi, but the actor has never been short of memorable roles. His reflections on Tulsa King also offer a glimpse into how he views a career that has moved between blockbuster franchises and films that audiences did not always embrace.
Sylvester Stallone revisits his work with Dolly Parton
From Rocky and Rambo to Demolition Man, Sylvester Stallone has played characters that became fixtures of popular culture. Yet one film he believes deserves a second look is Rhinestone, the 1984 musical comedy in which he starred opposite Dolly Parton. The film was a significant departure from his familiar tough-guy image, and its reception was far from the response he had hoped for.
Stallone recalled that he deliberately wanted to play an exaggerated fool, knowing that audiences were accustomed to seeing him as Rocky Balboa and John Rambo. Although he said audiences hated Rhinestone, he remembered making it fondly and praised Parton for her generosity, intelligence, humor, and warmth.
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“I [told Dolly], I’m going for it. So we had the best time, and the audience hated it, but we loved it, and you can’t even find the film today. You can find Stop, Or My Mom Will S****, but you can’t find that even with this icon like Dolly,” he lamented fondly.
While Stallone revisits the films that shaped his career, Tulsa King continues to give him room to explore a different side of his screen persona. Season 4 brings another chapter of Dwight Manfredi’s criminal empire to Paramount+, with new episodes arriving every Friday through December 18.
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