TV Fanatic caught up with Garrett Hedlund to talk about Tulsa King Season 2 and what's ahead for good-hearted cowyboy and ex-con, Mitch.

Dwight Manfredi (Sylvester Stallone) is in the middle of a court battle for his freedom after the bribery charges, but that doesn’t stop his posse from executing a very risky boost of catalytic converters at a local car dealership.

Tulsa King recently returned with its second installment. The drama series continues to focus on the journey of Dwight and his crew to gain prominence in Tulsa. Apart from its engaging storyline and powerful performances,

Undoubtedly the most surprising moment of “Kansas City Blues” is when the crew’s recently renovated weed shop gets a celebrity visitor in the form of country superstar Jelly Roll. Dwight, being stuck culturally in 1975,

Tulsa King has always excelled in crafting funny characters and smart dialogue, which is perhaps just as well since Season 2 doesn’t seem in much of a hurry to get anywhere, plot-wise. Episode 2, “Kansas City Blues”,

Actor Rich Ting talks about working with Sylvester Stallone on "Tulsa King," and how Ting’s character on the show is inspired by real-life.