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Tulsa King Renewed for Season 5 at Paramount+
The Sylvester Stallone crime drama gets an early pickup ahead of its Season 4 premiere, with a move to New York and new cast members.

Paramount+ has renewed *Tulsa King* for a fifth season, TVLine reports. The pickup comes before the Season 4 premiere on Friday, Oct. 16.
Scarlet Rose Stallone, who plays Spencer, has been promoted to series regular for Season 5. Four new series regulars are joining: Erik Palladino, Glenn Fleshler, Nickola Shreli, and Anthony Skordi. Production on Season 5 begins today, and the series has moved filming from Atlanta to New York. "We'll be here for four or five months," Stallone told TVLine.
Showrunner Terence Winter previewed Season 4, saying Dwight's conflict with New York mob boss Quiet Ray Renzetti (James Russo) will heat up. "We come into Season 4 with Quiet Ray and Dwight as antagonistic toward one another as ever... and their rivalry and bitterness heats up considerably as the season progresses," Winter said. He added that Dwight's enemies come from the mob, tech, and political worlds.
The returning cast includes Dana Delany, Garrett Hedlund, Annabella Sciorra, Neal McDonough, Martin Starr, Chris Caldovino, Frank Grillo, Kevin Pollak, McKenna Quigley Harrington, Vincent Piazza, and Mike "Cash Flo" Walden. Gretchen Mol will join in Season 4 as a series regular, playing Tulsa politician Amanda Clark.
Watch it. The early renewal means the show isn't slowing down, and the shift to New York sets up a fresh set of conflicts. If you liked the first three seasons, this one's worth catching on premiere day.
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