Sylvester Stallone fans have something to look forward to in September, October and November.

The third episode of Paramount+’s crime drama series ‘Tulsa King’ season 2, titled ‘Oklahoma v. Manfredi,’ revolves around the legal battle Dwight “The General” Manfredi has been fighting after his arrest in the first installment’s finale.

EXCLUSIVE: Sylvester Stallone is drawing a big crowd for the return of Tulsa King. The Season 2 premiere episode has amassed 5.4M active sub households in its first seven days, according to Paramount Global. In its premiere day alone, the episode drew 2M global views, which is an all-time record for the series.

Tulsa King hasn’t been in a rush to get going in Season 2, but that changes slightly in Episode 3, “Oklahoma v. Manfredi”. Quite a bit goes down here — we get the outcome of Dwight’s court case, more from the season’s villain contingent,

Fans of Tulsa King Season 2, the gripping mafia drama series featuring Sylvester Stallone, are buzzing with curiosity over the noticeable shifts in filming locations. As the series unfolds, Dwight “The General” Manfredi faces a fresh set of challenges.

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Tulsa King is a comedy-crime genre show produced by Taylor Sheridan and created for Paramount+. Sylvester Stallone was chosen to be the main lead of the show which premiered on Paramount+ on 13 November 2022.

According to a Paramount+ press release, the second season sees Dwight and his crew “continue to build up and defend their growing empire” but, just as they begin to get their bearings, they realize “they’re not the only ones who want to stake their claim.”

McDonough's character is remarkably similar to the one he played during Season 2 of Yellowstone. Malcolm Beck was also an oilman who would stop at nothing to protect his assets. The Beck Brothers came up against John Dutton and — well, we don't want to spoil it, but neither actor came back for Season 3.

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.