Fans of Sylvester Stallone have something to look forward to in mid-September.
The Paramount Plus series Tulsa King, created by Taylor Sheridan, is about to launch its 10-episode second season. In the series, Stallone plays a New York mobster who ends up in prison in Tulsa, Oklahoma, after 25 years. In season 2, his character Dwight “The General” Manfredi will focus on their growing criminal empire along with the crew he assembled in season 1, according to a synopsis from Paramount Plus. Threats such as the Kansas City mafia and a powerful local businessman will play a role in the latest installment.
The executive producers of Season 2 of the series are Sheridan, Stallone, screenwriter Terence Winter and director Craig Zisk. Other Paramount Plus series involving Sheridan, the co-creator of Yellowstone, include 1923, 1883, Mayor of Kingstown, Lawmen: Bass Reeves, Special Ops: Lioness and the upcoming series Landman. If you want to see more of Tulsa King, you can see when you can watch here.
How to watch season 2 of Tulsa King
Paramount Plus is the only way to watch the crime series. In the USA, the first episode will be released at Midnight PT/3 a.m. ET. On September 15, according to Paramount Plus. After the premiere, a new episode will be released every Sunday at that time until November 17.
The streaming service raised monthly prices in August. Paramount Plus Essential now costs $8 per month and Paramount Plus with Showtime costs $13 per month. The streamer’s annual plans have not increased. Existing subscribers to the Showtime monthly plan will pay more starting September 20, but existing Essential subscribers can stay at their old price of $6.
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Not sure if you want Paramount Plus Essential or Paramount Plus with Showtime? Essential is cheaper, but it also includes ads. With Paramount Plus with Showtime, you’ll see far fewer ads, as it only shows ads on “live TV and a few shows.” The latter plan also includes Showtime programming, the ability to download titles, and your local live CBS station.
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