Tulsa King Season 4 arrived on Paramount+ on Friday, October 16, 2026, with Sylvester Stallone back as Dwight “The General” Manfredi . The season runs for 10 episodes, the same length as Seasons 2 and 3, and brings several new faces into Dwight’s world while wrapping up the stories of two major characters in the very first episode.
Every Episode Date for Tulsa King Season 4
Season 4 shifted the show’s release day from Sunday to Friday, a change from how Seasons 2 and 3 were rolled out . The schedule runs without a break through the Thanksgiving period, with the finale set for December 18, 2026 .
- Episode 1 — “W.W.D.D.”: Friday, October 16, 2026 (44 minutes)
- Episode 2 — “Blind Rooster”: Friday, October 23, 2026 (41 minutes)
- Episode 3 — “Cease & Desist”: Friday, October 30, 2026 (42 minutes)
- Episode 4 — “Square One”: Friday, November 6, 2026 (43 minutes)
- Episode 5 — “Dinosaurs”: Friday, November 13, 2026 (42 minutes)
- Episode 6 — “Racket Club”: Friday, November 20, 2026 (39 minutes)
- Episode 7 — “Black Diamonds”: Friday, November 27, 2026 (36 minutes)
- Episode 8 — Title not confirmed: Friday, December 4, 2026 (42 minutes)
- Episode 9 — “Nerved Up”: Friday, December 11, 2026 (41 minutes)
- Episode 10 — “Exit Interview” (Finale): Friday, December 18, 2026 (41 minutes)
Titles for Episodes 8 through 10 are based on TV database listings and leaks; Paramount has confirmed titles through Episode 6 . Episode 8 is the only installment without even a rumored title at the time of the season premiere.
New Cast Members Joining Dwight’s World
Gretchen Mol joined as a series regular playing Amanda Clark, a political strategist tied to local corruption in Tulsa . Her character is introduced in the trailer with a sharp line about the mob’s presence in Oklahoma.
“It may have come, but it sure as hell ain’t staying.” — Amanda Clark (Gretchen Mol), in the Season 4 trailer
Kevin Pollak joined the cast as John, while Flula Borg plays Bradley Van Heusen, a Silicon Valley tech billionaire who pushes the conflict beyond street-level crime into corporate warfare . Richie Stephens was added as English Dan, a rival crime supplier angling for a piece of Dwight’s territory .
Scarlet Rose Stallone, Sylvester Stallone’s real-life daughter, continued as Spencer, a role she has played since the series began . Stallone spoke about working with her and how her approach to the character has grown.
“She definitely pursues the character the way she sees it. It even becomes more mature this season. She’s flying on her own now.” — Sylvester Stallone on his daughter’s role
The Premiere’s Shocking Deaths and What They Mean
The Season 4 premiere, “W.W.D.D.,” ended with a plane crash over the Pacific Ocean carrying Governor Cal Thresher (Neal McDonough) and Margaret Devereaux (Dana Delany) . Both characters were presumed dead, marking the exit of two long-running figures from the series.
Neal McDonough addressed his character’s sudden end and the reasoning behind the decision.
“You can’t put yourself above the show. You certainly can’t put yourself above the lead of the show and it’s not the Cal Thresher show. It’s the Dwight Manfredi show.” — Neal McDonough
Terence Winter, who returned as showrunner and head writer for Season 4, explained that the losses were designed to strip Dwight of his emotional support system.
“We wanted to put Dwight in the most vulnerable position he could be in, not just from a danger standpoint, but from an emotional standpoint. Losing somebody that you deeply care about in such tragic circumstances really starts knocking him off the moral pedestal.” — Terence Winter
Sylvester Stallone said the twist was planned to deliver a strong reaction from the audience.
“I wanted people’s jaws to drop.” — Sylvester Stallone
Behind-the-Scenes Changes Before Filming
Terence Winter, the show’s original showrunner and a veteran writer on The Sopranos and Boardwalk Empire, returned to the top creative role for Season 4 . Winter had stepped back after Season 1 and returned as head writer for Season 2 before taking the showrunner position again for Season 4 .
Production on Season 4 began in November 2025 at Eagle Rock Studios in Georgia . Weeks before filming started, 26 crew members — including Freddie Poole, Stallone’s stunt double of 14 years — were told they would not be returning . The replacements covered stunts, camera, sound, hair, rigging, and transportation roles .
Taylor Sheridan, the creator of Tulsa King, signed a five-year deal with NBCUniversal that begins in January 2029, after his Paramount contract ends in 2028 . Paramount retains ownership of all existing Sheridan-produced seasons through 2028, which covers the current Tulsa King run.
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Where to Watch Season 4 Around the World
Paramount+ is the exclusive home for Tulsa King in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia . Subscription prices vary by region: CA$7.99 per month in Canada, £5.99 in the UK, and AU$7.99 in Australia .
Viewers in India can stream the series on JioHotstar, which carries new episodes alongside the Paramount+ release . New episodes arrive every Friday on both platforms .
For more streaming schedules, cast updates, and episode guides, keep reading VvipTimes.
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