Major Tulsa King season 2 spoilers ahead.

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Tulsa King season 2 has come to a dramatic conclusion and, naturally, fans are wondering whether there’s another instalment on the horizon.

The series follows Sylvester Stallone's Dwight Manfredi, a mobster released from prison who establishes his own enterprise in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

In season 2, Manfredi faced numerous hurdles, both personal and professional, as his enemies sought to take what he'd built in Oklahoma, and built to a shocking finale which paves the way for a dramatic third season.

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So, are more episodes on their way? Read on for everything you need to know about Tulsa King season 3.

Will there be a Tulsa King season 3?

Garrett Hedlund as Mitch, leaning against a wall
Garrett Hedlund as Mitch. Brian Douglas/Paramount+

The show is yet to be renewed but, according to Variety, Sylvester Stallone is currently in the midst of negotiations with Paramount over signing a new deal for a further two seasons, meaning it looks like seasons 3 and 4 could well be on the cards.

Elsewhere, cast member Tatiana Zappardino, who plays Dwight's daughter Tina Manfredi, has said that, while she "cannot confirm" a season 3 renewal, the production team behind it are "holding the studio space" in Atlanta.

"All the sets are held, so I feel like they want to jump into a season 3," she continued to RadioTimes.com. "But you have to wait for the numbers to come back in. Apparently the numbers are good and people are liking the show, so I have no doubt there's going to be a season 3."

When could a potential Tulsa King season 3 be released?

There isn't an official release date given the series is yet to be given the green light, but we can hazard a guess based on when the first two seasons were released.

Season 1 arrived in November 2022, but fans then had to wait almost two years for the second instalment, which arrived in September 2024.

If production on season 3 gets going this year, new episodes will likely arrive in 2026.

Watch this space for updates.

Tulsa King potential season 3 cast: Who could return?

Vincent Piazza as Vince sat at a desk
Vincent Piazza as Vince. Brian Douglas/Paramount+

If season 3 does get the thumbs up, we'd expect to see a number of cast members return alongside Sylvester Stallone as Dwight 'The General' Manfredi.

Key returnees could include:

  • Frank Grillo as Bill Bevilaqua
  • Martin Starr as Bodhi
  • Jay Will as Tyson
  • Max Casella as Armand
  • Vincent Piazza as Vince
  • Garrett Hedlund as Mitch
  • Dana Delany as Margaret
  • Annabella Sciorra as Joanne
  • Chris Caldovino as Goodie
  • Dashiell Connery as Clint
  • Justin Garcia-Pruneda as Fred
  • McKenna Quigley Harrington as Grace
  • Scarlet Rose Stallone as Spencer

It remains to be seen if Tatiana Zappardino will return as Tina Manfredi, Dwight's daughter.

But we've definitely seen the last of Domenick Lombardozzi after his character Chickie was shot dead by Bevilaqua.

It seems we've also bid adieu to Neal McDonough as Cal Thresher, Rich Ting as Jackie Ming and Andrea Savage as Stacy Beale.

And there's also the potential for other returning faces and some new ones, too.

Tulsa King potential season 3 plot: What could happen?

Sylvester Stallone as Dwight "The General" Manfredi walking into a room, wearing a suit
Sylvester Stallone as Dwight 'The General' Manfredi and Garrett Hedlund as Mitch Keller. Brian Douglas/Paramount+

While it's unclear what exactly a third season could entail, we can look back at the season 2 finale for some clues, which saw most of Dwight's enemies, including Chickie and Jackie Ming, meet grisly ends.

Before Chickie was murdered by Bevilaqua in the season 2 finale, he was already on the back foot after Vince had "moved him aside" and brought the organisation under "new management".

New York wanted what Dwight had built in Oklahoma, and Chickie was ordered to travel there and order encourage Dwight to return with him to the Big Apple.

But when The General said no, Chickie adamantly refused to leave without him and turned to the man who would eventually end his life to hash out a plan.

The pair of them then paid Dwight a visit with the proposal of creating a franchise based on his own enterprise, which had recently expanded after The General took Cal's business from him.

But their conversation was cut short when Bevilaqua put a bullet in Chickie, which in turn earned him 50 per cent of Dwight's firm.

"You earned it," he added.

But despite Dwight's efforts to run a legitimate operation and keep the feds off his back, DC has requested everything Oklahoma law enforcement has on him, which would have been concern enough.

It's what happened next, however, which shifted the narrative landscape.

In the middle of the night, figures dressed in black and brandishing firearms abducted Dwight and declared that he now worked for them.

So, season 3 will likely deal with the fallout of Chickie and Ming's death, while also exploring who has kidnapped Dwight – and what this might mean for his partnership with Bevilaqua.

Like we said, here's hoping new episodes are on the cards because we need answers, and STAT!

Is there a trailer for Tulsa King season 3?

Unsurprisingly, there isn't any footage yet given that the series is yet to get the go-ahead.

If it does get the green light, the official trailer is likely to arrive in the month leading up to the premiere.

There may also be some teaser clips or pictures prior to that.

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

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Molly Moss is a Trends Writer for Radio Times, covering the latest trends across TV, film and more. She has an MA in Newspaper Journalism and has previously written for publications including The Guardian, The Times and The Sun Online.

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