Tulsa King Season 4 Release Schedule: Episode Dates and Where to Watch

Dwight Manfredi’s Oklahoma operation faces new threats in the fourth season of Tulsa King, Taylor Sheridan’s crime drama starring Sylvester Stallone. The 10-episode season is rolling out weekly on Fridays through Paramount+. That weekly schedule gives viewers a fixed release day while spacing the story across more than two months. For a crime drama built around an expanding organization and the pressures gathering around its leader, that pause between episodes can give each new threat time to register.

The season’s premise puts Dwight’s operation under pressure, but the available details here don’t identify the new threats or explain how they’ll affect his plans. The trailer is described as a preview of those dangers, rather than a source of further confirmed plot specifics. That distinction matters: a release guide can tell you when to watch, but it can’t resolve questions about the story that the published schedule leaves open.

The listed schedule puts episode 3, “Cease & Desist,” on 30 October 2026. There’s a conflicting date elsewhere in the source: it also identifies “Cease & Desist” as episode 2, due 23 October. The schedule below lists episode 2 as “Blind Rooster” and episode 3 as “Cease & Desist.” For now, the episode-by-episode list is the clearest guide provided, though the conflicting reference means viewers should treat that title and date pairing with care. The listed dates still place the third episode one week after the second.

Episode release dates

New episodes are scheduled to arrive on Fridays at 8am in the UK and 12am PT / 3am ET in the US. The reported season schedule is:

• Episode 1: W.W.D.D. – Friday 16 October 2026
• Episode 2: Blind Rooster – Friday 23 October 2026
• Episode 3: Cease & Desist – Friday 30 October 2026
• Episode 4: Square One – Friday 6 November 2026
• Episode 5: Dinosaurs – Friday 13 November 2026
• Episode 6: Racket Club – Friday 20 November 2026
• Episode 7: Black Diamonds – Friday 27 November 2026
• Episode 8: TBC – Friday 4 December 2026
• Episode 9: Nerved Up – Friday 11 December 2026
• Episode 10: Exit Interview – Friday 18 December 2026

The dates run weekly from the premiere on 16 October to the finale on 18 December. That makes the schedule straightforward to follow, with one notable gap in the information: episode 8 is listed as “TBC,” even though its release date is supplied. The title hasn’t been confirmed in this schedule. If you're planning a weekly watch, that’s the entry to keep an eye on for an update.

The episode titles offer hints about the season’s progression, but titles alone don’t establish what happens in each instalment. “Square One” and “Exit Interview” may invite speculation, yet the source provides no plot descriptions to support it. Better to read the list as a viewing calendar than as a set of story clues.

Where to watch season 4

The season streams on Paramount+ in both the UK and US, with episodes scheduled for the same Friday in each territory. Its premiere was set for 16 October, and the finale is slated for 18 December. The listed release times differ by region, so viewers following the series across time zones should use the local time given for their territory rather than assume that a Friday release arrives at the same hour everywhere.

A weekly release also means the finale isn’t arriving alongside the premiere as part of a full-season drop. Viewers can follow the story one episode at a time, while anyone who prefers to watch several episodes together will need to wait until more of the season has been released. The schedule doesn’t say whether episodes will be available at precisely the stated times in every location, so the platform’s listing is the practical place to check on release day.

Paramount+ released an official trailer ahead of the premiere, previewing the threats gathering around Dwight’s organization. A trailer can establish the tone and introduce the season’s central pressure without revealing how the conflict will unfold. That’s useful for setting expectations, but it doesn’t answer the main question the schedule leaves hanging: how far those threats will reach into Dwight’s operation.

What the schedule tells viewers

The most useful detail is the steady Friday cadence: it gives the season a predictable rhythm and makes the finale date easy to identify. This is more significant than it looks for a show whose audience may be tracking new episodes across two territories. A shared release day keeps the UK and US schedules aligned, even though the posted clock times are different.

There are still limits to what this guide confirms. The episode 2 and episode 3 descriptions conflict in one part of the source, and episode 8 has no title. Those gaps don’t overturn the dated list, but they do make it sensible to check the episode listing on Paramount+ when a new instalment is due. Small discrepancies are easy to repeat once a schedule is copied across entertainment listings (and this is the part most people overlook).

That said, the season’s broad outline is clear: ten episodes, weekly Fridays, and a run from mid-October through mid-December 2026. The particulars of Dwight’s next challenge remain limited here. For viewers, the schedule is firm enough to plan around, while the story details will have to come from the episodes themselves. A calendar, with a few unanswered entries.

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