Sylvester Stallone's crime drama Tulsa King is back for the penultimate episode of season 2 this week, with US viewers getting to see it on Sunday and UK viewers having to wait just that little bit longer.

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The stakes have been ratcheting up dramatically over the past few weeks, with the latest episode sure to end on another explosive cliffhanger heading into the finale.

Where the end of this season will leave Stallone's character Dwight Manfredi – AKA The General – is difficult to tell, but episode 7 ended with a twist which could see him soon taking bloody vengeance, and kicking the mob war into another gear.

Showrunner Terence Winter previously explained how Dwight differs from the small screen's most famous mobster Tony Soprano (the late James Gandolfini), telling FandomWire that the character is, at heart, "a rational, reasonable guy".

He continued: "He’s not a bully. I mean, a lot of mob guys in real life are bulls in china shops. I think Dwight, in general, will be respectful to people until he feels that they don’t deserve that, and then the other shoe drops. He’s thoughtful in the sense that he actually thinks about the world.

"He’s had plenty of time in prison to reflect on his choices. And he’s incredibly well read. He has a much broader base of knowledge about the world than most gangsters."

Stallone's co-star Neal McDonough previously told RadioTimes.com that his rival businessman character, Cal Thresher, is endeared to Dwight because of these characteristics, explaining: "[Cal's] a country guy who has his codes and such, and he's going against guys who don't really have any codes.

"The only person he finds who has any code is Dwight Manfredi, so my character gravitates much more towards him."

If you're excited for the next instalment, read on for our guide to the Tulsa King season 2 release schedule – including when to expect episode 9 on Paramount Plus.

When is Tulsa King episode 9 released on Paramount Plus?

Episodes are set to be released weekly, meaning the ninth episode of Tulsa King season 2 will be on our screens on Sunday 10th November in the US and on Monday 11th November in the UK.

The Paramount Plus series premiered on Sunday 15th September in the US and Canada, and on Monday 16th September in the UK.

Tulsa King season 2 release schedule: When do new episodes air?

Andrea Savage as Stacy, walking towards the stand in court
Andrea Savage as Stacy in Tulsa King season 2. Brian Douglas/Paramount+

There are 10 episodes in the show's second instalment – that's one more episode than season 1.

Episodes will air weekly on Sundays in the US and Canada, and Mondays internationally, with the finale airing on Sunday 17th November in the States and Canada, and Monday 18th November in other territories, including the UK.

  • Episode 1 - 15th-16th September (out now)
  • Episode 2 - 22nd-23rd September (out now)
  • Episode 3 - 29th/30th September (out now)
  • Episode 4 - 6th/7th October (out now)
  • Episode 5 - 13th/14th October (out now)
  • Episode 6 - 20th/21st October (out now)
  • Episode 7 - 27th/28th October (out now)
  • Episode 8 - 3rd/4th November (out now)
  • Episode 9 - 10th/11th November
  • Episode 10 - 17th/18th November

What time do new episodes of Tulsa King season 2 come out?

In the US and Canada, new episodes will be released on Sundays at 3am ET/12am PT.

You can watch brand new episodes of Tulsa King season 2 from 8am on Mondays in the UK.

Tulsa King season 2 is now streaming on Paramount Plus - sign up for Paramount Plus here.

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