Everything To Know About Tulsa King Season 4: Tulsa King Season 4 is officially happening, and after the way Season 3 left Dwight’s world looking, the wait feels a little rude. Paramount+ renewed the Sylvester Stallone-led crime drama in September 2025, before Season 3 premiered. Terence Winter, who was the showrunner of Season 1, is also back in the creative space as the head writer and executive producer.
Everything To Know About Tulsa King Season 4: Is Tulsa King Season 4 Happening?
Yes, Paramount+ officially renewed Tulsa King for Season 4 on September 17, 2025, a few days before the Season 3 premiere. The announcement confirmed Sylvester Stallone’s return as Dwight “The General” Manfredi and Terence Winter’s involvement as head writer and executive producer.
The renewal was hardly surprising, as the show frequently claims the title of the platform’s number one streaming original series with millions of viewers watching it.
Tulsa King Season 4 Release and Filming
There is still no officially announced Tulsa King Season 4 premiere date.
The streamer has neither announced the date nor the number of episodes for the Season.
The production on Season 4 has wrapped. Garrett Hedlund, who plays Mitch Keller, publicly marked the end of filming in March 2026, posting about the season’s official wrap, which means that the series is now in the post-production stage, probably anyway, not waiting to shoot.
Who Is Returning for Tulsa King Season 4?
The one person we absolutely cannot imagine the show to exist without is obviously Sylvester Stallone as Dwight Manfredi
Along with Stallone, the ensemble includes several major Season 3 players, but there are reportedly new add-ons. Among the reported cast are Martin Starr, Jay Will, Garrett Hedlund, Dana Delany, Anabella Sciorra, Vincent Piazza, Robert Patrick, Beau Knapp, Frank Grillo and Scarlet Rose Stallone.
Gretchen Mol is reportedly joining Season 4 to play Amanda Clark, a Tulsa politician, and this is exactly the kind of casting that makes you sit upright because Tulsa King has always been about Dwight discovering that power does not necessarily wear a mobster’s face. It can also come dressed as law enforcement or sit behind a business desk or wear a political title.
Another reported addition is Eden Lee in a major recurring role as the Chief of Staff for the Governor of Oklahoma. Richie Stephen and Flula Borg are also reportedly a part of the cast for the season.
The Season 3 Fallout Might Matter
Season 3 was a particularly important chapter for Dwight because his biggest threat was not simply another mobster. Season 3 finale left several other problems hanging around Dwight’s neck too.
Agent Musso remains a major complication; Bill Bevilaqua’s Kansas City operation has not magically disappeared. The Renzetti family is another threat, and Dwight’s relationship with the people closest to him is hardly simple anymore.
So, Season 4 might start with a clean slate and with a very full table with Dwight at the centre.
Will There Be a Season 4 Trailer?
Paramount+ has not released an official trailer yet that establishes the season’s story.
With filming already wrapped, promotional material should eventually begin rolling out as Paramount gets closer to announcing the premiere date. Until then, be very careful with “official trailer” videos floating around social media.
How Many Episodes Will Season 4 Have?
Paramount+ has not officially announced the episode count. The first three seasons have collectively given us 29 episodes, with Season 1 having 9 episodes while Season 2 and 3 having 10 episodes each.
While 10 episodes is a reasonable expectation based on the show’s recent structure, it should not be written as a confirmed Season 4 episode count unless Paramount says so.
Where Can You Watch Tulsa King Season 4?
Season 4 will stream on Paramount+. All three seasons are currently available, giving you a very convenient opportunity to remember exactly how Dwight went from recently released convict to Oklahoma crime boss before Season 4 arrives.
Tulsa King is one of those shows where you remember big things but realise that you might have forgotten 400 smaller criminal decisions.
The Biggest Thing To Watch in Season 4
It is not the next villain for us but Dwight’s relationship with power. When Tulsa King began, Dwight was a man who had lost almost everything. 25 years in prison had frozen him in one version of himself while the outside world kept moving, even without him.
With the second act, he has gone from being the man sent away to the middle of nowhere to being someone with enough influence that politicians, law enforcement, rival crime families and business interests all have reasons to care what he does.
That changes the character; Dwight is not fighting simply to survive anymore, but he is fighting to keep what he built, and those are two very different wars.
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