‘Tulsa King’ Season 4 Episode 5 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview

‘Tulsa King’ returns with a new chapter on Friday, Nov. 13, when the episode titled “Dinosaurs” arrives. The series streams exclusively on Paramount+. The crime drama follows New York mafia capo Dwight “The General” Manfredi, who is exiled to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Sylvester Stallone stars as Dwight.

For anyone planning a viewing schedule, this guide covers the date, the time, the streaming options and what has been revealed about the next ‘Tulsa King’ installment. The official synopsis points to a difficult stretch ahead, with Dwight watching his enemies multiply.

Release Date and Weekly Schedule

The episode titled “Dinosaurs” is scheduled for Nov. 13. New episodes of ‘Tulsa King’ arrive weekly on Fridays. That steady rhythm makes it easy to plan around the show from one week to the next.

The season consists of 10 episodes, and the run began on Oct. 16. The finale is set for Dec. 18. That places “Dinosaurs” around the halfway point of the season, a stage where a serialized crime drama often begins to tighten its central conflicts.

The episode titled “Black Diamonds” follows on Nov. 27. Viewers keeping track of the weeks ahead can use that date as a reference point for how the back half of the season is laid out.

Release Time and Runtime

Episodes of ‘Tulsa King’ are released on Fridays shortly after 3 a.m. Eastern. That means viewers on the East Coast can watch early on Friday morning, while others can catch up whenever they log in later in the day.

“Dinosaurs” runs 42 minutes, which is two minutes shorter than the 44 minute season premiere. The length is in line with the rest of the run, so viewers should expect a tightly paced hour of television rather than an extended installment.

Paramount+ has confirmed the same weekly rollout for the UK and Ireland. An earlier episode of the season was listed for around 8 a.m. BST for British viewers. Viewers in India can watch the series on JioHotstar.

Where to Watch on Paramount+

‘Tulsa King’ is available exclusively on Paramount+. The show is not on Netflix, because Paramount+ holds the rights. Anyone hoping to follow the story week by week will need a subscription to the service.

The season cannot be watched for free in its entirety, although UK viewers can claim a seven day free trial of Paramount+. Timed well, that trial could cover a couple of episodes. For everyone else, a standard subscription remains the route in.

The earlier seasons of ‘Tulsa King’ are also available to stream on Paramount+. The service also offers an official recap video that explains where Dwight and his crew left off before the new season. Both are useful for anyone arriving late to the story.

Preview of “Dinosaurs” and What Comes Next

The synopsis for “Dinosaurs” says Dwight sees his enemies multiplying, while Bodhi and Timpone race to profit from their wine. It also says Mitch and Spencer make a discovery worth millions. The description suggests a mix of mounting threats and fresh business opportunities, which has long been the balance at the heart of the series.

Promotional photography for the episode shows Stallone alongside Kevin Pollak, who plays Special Agent Musso. Martin Starr and Jay Will also appear in the season cast. Scarlet Stallone plays Spencer.

The episode arrives after a punishing stretch for Dwight. The official season synopsis describes a man fighting to legitimize his empire and protect his crew while corrupt politicians, dangerous new enemies and a crushing personal loss strike from every direction. In an earlier episode, Governor Clark made good on a threat to shut him down, and his crew’s problems continued to mount.

The long view is also taking shape. Paramount+ has already renewed the series for another run. The show will relocate from Oklahoma to New York City. With that change on the horizon, the stakes for Dwight’s Tulsa operation feel higher, so do you think the discovery worth millions that Mitch and Spencer make will give Dwight the cushion he needs against his multiplying enemies, or will it only draw more attention to his crew?