Tulsa King is coming back for a fourth season, but Paramount+ and CBS still have not said when viewers will get it. Sylvester Stallone is expected to return as Dwight Manfredi, yet the next chapter remains without a premiere date.
That absence matters now because CBS Premiere Week has already put other titles on the calendar, including Marshals, Survivor and The Amazing Race for Wednesday, Oct. 7. Tulsa King was left off that lineup, which is why fans searching for Sylvester Stallone Tulsa King season 4 still do not have the one detail they want most.
The renewal itself came early, before the third season aired its first episode, a sign that the series remains a priority for Paramount+. The show has been a hit since it arrived in 2022, when it followed New York mafia capo Dwight Manfredi, known as The General, after his release from prison after 25 years and exile to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Season 2 pushed Dwight into a wider fight as he discovered he had more enemies than he expected. Season 3 raised the stakes again, with his empire growing even as the Dunmires threatened both his business and his personal life.
Paramount+ has also kept the fourth season’s cast list under wraps, which leaves Stallone as the only clearly expected return so far. In July, the streamer posted that “All is okay in Oklahoma” and said the new season would continue exploring power, loyalty, family and organized crime. That tease points to a familiar formula, but it does not answer the question now hanging over the show: when, exactly, will Tulsa King be back on screen?
For now, the answer is simple. The season exists, Stallone is expected back, and the date is still missing. Until Paramount+ and CBS put Tulsa King on the calendar, the biggest update is that there is no update yet.
