Tulsa King Season 4 Pictures Reveal Major Plot Twist, New Enemies

Pictures from Season 4 of Tulsa King have me questioning everything I thought I knew about how Season 3 ended.

One character I knew to be foe suddenly seems friendly. Several key characters are just plain absent, and the most important new character looks to be straddling a line of good and evil.

Additionally, Dwight is walking around with a cane now, which seems to show he’s vulnerable.

• Season 4 of Tulsa King begins streaming on Oct. 16 on Paramount+.
• Episode 1 is titled “W.W.D.D.”
• Actor Sylvester Stallone says ideally the show will last six seasons.

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Pictures from Episode 1 are at the top of the Tulsa King photo gallery below.

The network has also shared nearly two dozen photos from Episodes 2-10, and you’ll find those marked as such.

What Is Tulsa King Season 4 About?

Once again, Tulsa King lead Dwight “The General” Manfredi (Stallone) looks to be battling a new crime syndicate. He’s three-for-three so far, but he may need help this time.

Quiet Ray Renzetti returns for Season 4, but scenes from the trailer find him and Dwight keeping the peace. Of course, this is surprising, because at the end of Season 3, Ray put hits out on both Dwight and Russell Lee Washington (Samuel L. Jackson), star of the upcoming Frisco King.

A music producer/criminal named Liquid Rick is also featured prominently in the trailer, but last spring, two new enemies were described as new competition.

English Dan (played by Richie Stephens) is described as a mid-level crime boss who goes head-to-head with Dwight. Actor Flula Borg will play a tech billionaire named Bradley Van Heusen.

There’s also local politician Amanda Clark, played by Gretchen Mol. Her alliances are unknown, but she’s quoted as saying she wants to rid Oklahoma of the mob, so it’s not promising.

Pictures show her and Governor Cal Thresher (Neal McDonough) working together.

We also know she’ll be introduced in Ep. 1, and it looks like she’s working closely with the governor.