‘Tulsa King’ Season 4 Episode 6 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
The latest ‘Tulsa King’ episode, titled “Racket Club,” is listed for Friday, November 20, 2026 on Paramount+. That fits the Friday rollout that began with the premiere on October 16.
This guide covers the ‘Tulsa King’ release date, the expected release time, where to stream it and what the official synopsis suggests about Dwight Manfredi’s next move. Sylvester Stallone leads the cast as Dwight, with Martin Starr as Bodhi and Jay Will as Tyson.
Release Date and Remaining Schedule for the Latest ‘Tulsa King’ Episode
Episode listings put “Racket Club” on November 20, 2026. TechRadar’s schedule gives the same date. New episodes of the series are released every Friday.
The season runs ten episodes, and the finale is set for December 18. “Black Diamonds” follows on November 27, and “Nerved Up” arrives on December 11. “Storm Front” is the next title in line for December 4, and the closing chapter is called “Exit Interview.”
One listing gives “Racket Club” a runtime of 60 minutes. That is longer than the runtimes of roughly 36 to 44 minutes listed for several other episodes. Runtimes can shift before release, so the final length is worth confirming once the episode goes live.
Release Time for ‘Tulsa King’ Viewers Around the World
Earlier episodes this season unlocked at 12 a.m. Pacific, which is 3 a.m. Eastern. The same overnight window should apply to the latest episode, though it is worth checking the Paramount+ listing in your region.
For viewers in the UK, an earlier episode was reported to drop at around 8 a.m. BST. Readers elsewhere can convert from the Pacific or Eastern time to find their local start.
Because the episode goes live overnight in the United States, spoilers can spread quickly for anyone who waits until later in the day. Fans who prefer to avoid them may want to watch as early as possible.
Where to Watch ‘Tulsa King’ on Paramount+
‘Tulsa King’ streams exclusively on Paramount+. Netflix does not carry the show, and the full run cannot be watched for free.
In Canada, Paramount+ is the home for the series, with plans starting at CA$7.99 a month. The latest episodes are also available on Paramount+ in Australia. UK viewers can watch through the Paramount+ extension on Amazon Prime Video. The UK also offers a free trial lasting seven days, which could cover a couple of episodes if the timing works.
In New Zealand, an earlier episode was made available on TVNZ+, a free streaming service that only requires an account. Availability can change by region, so the local listing is the safest check before the episode drops.
Preview of “Racket Club” and What the Synopsis Reveals
The official synopsis says Dwight battles Turco’s rising demands while racing to protect the ranch from Van Heusen’s land grab, and Tyson receives a life changing offer. That sets up pressure on two fronts, one involving the criminal side of Dwight’s business and the other involving the property he is trying to hold on to.
The previous episode left several threads open. “Dinosaurs” had Dwight watching his enemies multiply, Bodhi and Timpone racing to profit from their wine, and Mitch and Spencer making a discovery worth millions. Before that, “Square One” saw Dwight regroup while Tyson tested his rap ambitions. The season opened with Dwight telling his team that Friedman Enterprises, an anagram of Manfredi, would operate strictly above board.
The show’s recent run has drawn measured critical commentary. In its review of “Square One,” Taste of Country compared the pace to an Indy car, said the quick rhythm was starting to feel comfortable, and noted that a thin central storyline leaves some ambitious threads fraying, while adding that half a season remained for redemption.
Paramount+ renewed the series for another season before this one premiered, with production already underway in New York. That gives the remaining episodes room to complicate Dwight’s position without ending his story. With Turco pressing harder, Van Heusen eyeing the ranch and Tyson about to hear an offer that could pull him away from the crew, which of those threats do you think costs Dwight the most?
