‘Tulsa King’ Season 4 Episode 2 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview

The second episode of the new ‘Tulsa King’ season is close, and the schedule details are now clear for viewers planning their weekend. Paramount+ starts the new run on Friday, October 16, which puts the follow up installment one week later. The episode is titled ‘Blind Rooster’ and is dated for October 23.

This guide covers what ‘Tulsa King’ fans need to know about that installment, including when it arrives, where to stream it and what the official description suggests. Sylvester Stallone returns as Dwight Manfredi, and the story picks up with the crew facing pressure from several directions.

‘Tulsa King’ Episode 2 Release Date

‘Blind Rooster’ is scheduled to arrive on Friday, October 23, on Paramount+. The episode runs 41 minutes, which sits close to the length of the other installments listed for the season.

The season consists of ten episodes, with new installments arriving weekly through December 18. That gives the story a steady Friday cadence, and the third episode is already dated for the following week. It is titled ‘Cease & Desist’ and is set for October 30.

The day of the week is a change for the series. ‘Tulsa King’ has traditionally been a Sunday show in the United States, with its previous two seasons premiering on that day and keeping the same weekly pattern. This season moves the show to Fridays instead, so longtime viewers will want to adjust their routines.

Release Time for the Latest ‘Tulsa King’ Episode

New episodes generally premiere in the early hours of the morning at 3 a.m. Eastern Time and 12 a.m. Pacific Time. For viewers on the West Coast, that means the episode becomes available at the stroke of midnight on the night leading into Friday.

Paramount+ shows tend to drop new episodes at 3:00 a.m. ET, so depending on the time zone the episode may be available late on Thursday night. Anyone outside the United States should check the local listing in their Paramount+ app, since the exact hour shifts by region.

The early morning timing is a familiar pattern for the streamer. It means the episode is typically ready to watch before the Friday workday begins for viewers on the East Coast.

Where to Watch ‘Tulsa King’ Online

The new season streams exclusively on Paramount+. There is no weekly broadcast listing in the sources reviewed, so a subscription to the streaming service is the way to follow along.

The premiere applies to both the United States and the United Kingdom and Ireland, where Paramount+ has confirmed the same weekly rollout. That means international viewers in those regions should see the second installment on the same Friday as American subscribers.

The series has streamed on Paramount+ since November 2022, so earlier seasons are the natural place to catch up. Paramount+ also renewed the show for a fifth season ahead of the new premiere, which signals continued confidence in the Dwight Manfredi story.

Episode Preview for ‘Blind Rooster’

The official description for the episode points to a more personal chapter. Dwight is reeling from a crushing personal loss and leans on unexpected honesty from Bodhi, while his crew faces fallout from Tyson’s tainted pills. The pairing of grief and a fresh problem for the crew suggests an installment that balances emotional weight with the business side of the story.

That tone fits the wider direction of the season. Paramount shared a synopsis describing Dwight fighting to legitimize his empire and protect his crew as corrupt politicians, dangerous new enemies and a crushing personal loss hit from every direction. The description for the premiere says Dwight’s world abruptly fractures just as he leads his crew toward legitimacy, so the second episode appears to deal with the immediate aftermath.

Behind the scenes, the season has a new creative setup. Terrence Winter serves as head writer and executive producer, and Gretchen Mol joins the cast as a series regular playing a politician named Amanda Clark. Variety reported that more than two dozen crew members were let go as production began in Atlanta, and that there was no distinct showrunner at that time, though Paramount+ has since confirmed Winter in his current role.

Bodhi has often been the lighter presence in Dwight’s circle, so a moment of candor from him could shift how the two men relate. Whether that honesty comforts Dwight or complicates his decisions about the crew is something fans of ‘Tulsa King’ will be watching closely when ‘Blind Rooster’ arrives, and we would like to hear in the comments whether Bodhi’s frankness is what Dwight needs right now or whether the tainted pills storyline will pull the crew apart.