From an outsider's perspective, two things about Tulsa King appear clear. #1. The action-filled Sylvester Stallone-starring crime drama is a one of Paramount+ biggest shows, and consistently sits in the #1 slot of the streamer's Top 10 ranks. And #2. The show has gone through nearly as much behind-the-scenes drama as Dwight's own crew has, at least of the non-violent variety, and one of the more than two dozen recently terminated crew members has spoken out, claiming a lack of leadership persists even with Season 4’s production imminent.
With everything still yet to explode for the criminal protagonists in the Season 3 finale (streaming on November 23 via Paramount+ subscription), Tulsa King has reportedly kicked off production in Atlanta for Season 4, having been officially renewed by the streaming service in September before the new episodes kicked off. (Stallone’s own deal negotiations made a fourth season all but inevitable back in November 2024.) But that production will be with the 26 veteran crew members that were suddenly released in the weeks ahead of Season 4’s onset.
