Tulsa King’s Series 2 finale is fast approaching and fans are desperate to see where the ending leaves Sylvester Stallone’s mobster character, Dwight Manfredi.
The Paramount+ series has been a huge hit since it was launched in 2022. It follows Dwight – aka The General – a New York mafia man who finds the world has changed a bit when he is released from prison after serving 25 years.
Once he’s out, his bosses send him off to Tulsa, Oklahoma, to set up shop for some shady operations there.
When Is Season 2 Finale of ‘Tulsa King’ Airing?
Series 2 started in September and now the finale is just days away.
The 10th and final episode in the current series is due to air on November 17.
Is ‘Tulsa King’ Returning for a Third Season?
So far there is no official word on whether the show will be back for a third run. But Rocky and Rambo star Stallone has seemed to confirm that it’s in the pipeline.
He wrote on Instagram: “I am elated and so proud of our cast because our show has gone up 75% over last year which is unheard of, and Season 2 got 100% on ROTTEN TOMATOES! Also it’s the second most popular show in the WORLD across all streaming services!”
“Thank you so much and we are working on the third season at this moment,” he added.
What Platform Is ‘Tulsa King’ on?
Tulsa King, which also stars Andrea Savage, Martin Starr and Domenick Lombardozzi, is a Paramount+ exclusive. The show started streaming on the platform in 2022 and after two series it is still going strong. Viewers wanting to tune in will need a subscription to watch Tulsa King Season 2 online.
Stallone Was Ready to Step Back When ‘Tulsa King’ Came Up
Stallone, 78, previously told Newsweek that he was ready to step back and take it easy with his family before he was offered the series. But when the part came up, he was in.
“I was really very content with going, ‘Sayonara, I’ll see you around, it’s been a nice life’ and just go and I’ll go hang out with the family and all,” he said.
Referencing actor Al Pacino’s well-known line from The Godfather: Part III, he quipped: “And then this comes along and it’s like the Al Pacino line, they bring me back in – just when I was thought I was out.”
The actor said the role was “a challenge, something I’ve always wanted to do,” adding: “I couldn’t believe it, I’d spent my entire career never playing one gangster!”
Newsweek has emailed Paramount for comment.
Tulsa King’s season finale is on November 17.