‘Tulsa King’ Season 4 Episode 4 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
The fourth episode of ‘Tulsa King’ arrives next Friday, November 6, and carries the title ‘Square One’. The episode is listed as airing on November 6 on Paramount+, with a TV-MA rating. It lands at a point where Dwight Manfredi is under heavy pressure, since Governor Clark has gone on the offensive, shutting down his businesses and freezing his bourbon shipments.
Sylvester Stallone is back in the lead role, and Paramount+ set a Friday, October 16 premiere date for the new season. This guide covers the release date, the release time, how to stream the latest ‘Tulsa King’ installment, and what the official synopsis reveals about where the story goes next.
‘Tulsa King’ Release Date and Weekly Schedule
‘Square One’ is scheduled to arrive on November 6, 2026. The season contains ten episodes and rolls out weekly on Fridays, with the finale arriving on December 18. That keeps the show on a steady Friday rhythm for the rest of the year.
The weeks leading up to this point have followed the same pattern. The second episode, Blind Rooster, arrived on October 23, and the third episode, Cease & Desist, arrives on October 30. Anyone who has fallen behind therefore has a few days to catch up before the next chapter drops.
The schedule beyond the fourth episode is already mapped out. The fifth episode, Dinosaurs, follows on November 13, then Racket Club on November 20 and Black Diamonds on November 27, with the finale titled Exit Interview closing the season on December 18. Paramount+ has also confirmed that the season follows a weekly rollout rather than a binge release.
Release Time for the New Episode
Timing matters for viewers who like to watch as soon as an episode goes live. New installments generally premiere in the early hours of the morning, at 3 a.m. Eastern Time and 12 a.m. Pacific Time. West Coast viewers can therefore start the episode at midnight as Friday begins.
The earlier episodes offer a useful guide to how the release window works for international audiences. The second episode dropped on Friday at 3 a.m. ET and 12 a.m. PT, which translated to around 8 a.m. British Summer Time in the UK. Viewers outside North America should confirm their local time before planning a watch session.
Runtime is another detail worth noting. ‘Square One’ is listed with a runtime of 43 minutes. That sits close to the third episode, which runs 42 minutes.
Where to Watch ‘Tulsa King’ on Paramount+
The fourth season of ‘Tulsa King’ is available exclusively on Paramount+, with new episodes released every Friday. There is no broadcast or cable window for the series, so a subscription to the streamer is the main route in.
Access is available through several routes. The season can be streamed on Paramount+ Premium, Paramount+ Essential, the Paramount+ Apple TV channel and the Paramount+ Amazon Channel. The first three seasons are also on the service, which makes it easy to revisit earlier chapters before the new episode.
There are a few practical options for viewers on the move or on a budget. Episodes can be saved with the download icon and watched offline through the Paramount+ app. One listing notes that the second episode was streaming for free on TVNZ+, a free service that only requires a free account.
‘Square One’ Episode Preview and What to Expect
The official synopsis points toward a rebuilding chapter. Dwight regroups as Mitch and Spencer prepare for a high stakes score, Bodhi expands a counterfeit scheme, and Tyson tests his rap ambitions. The mix of crime plotting and personal side stories fits the tone the series has built across its run.
The setup comes directly from the episodes before it. The second episode saw a devastated Dwight lean on Bodhi’s honesty while his crew dealt with the fallout from Tyson’s tainted pills. The third episode then had Governor Clark shut down his businesses, block his bourbon shipments and target his associates, forcing Dwight to fight back. The title ‘Square One’ suggests a reset after that pressure, though the synopsis stops short of saying how far back Dwight has to go.
Critical response to the season has been measured. One review on Rotten Tomatoes graded the season a C, calling it a solid mob drama that lacks a single standout hook. Paramount+ has already renewed the series for a fifth season, announcing the news before the fourth season premiered. With Tyson chasing a music career while Bodhi runs a counterfeit operation, which of Dwight’s crew members do you think is the bigger risk to his plan to rebuild in ‘Square One’?
