Tulsa King
Season 3
TV-MA
86%58%
In season three, as Dwight's empire expands, so do his enemies and the risks to his crew. Now, he faces his most dangerous adversaries in Tulsa yet: the Dunmires, a powerful old-money family that doesn't play by old-world rules, forcing Dwight to fight for everything he's built and protect his family.
Where to Watch Tulsa King • Season 3
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Tulsa King • Season 3 Ratings & Reviews
- Donovan John McGeerSeptember 21, 2025How many executive producers does one tv show need? Are people who fund the production cost automatically given the executive producer title? In my opinion, "Too many cooks spoil the broth".
- Hipster ZOMBIENovember 27, 2025Season 3 of Tulsa King comes swaggering in like Dwight Manfredi himself—loud, confident, and wearing a suit so sharp it could draw blood. And honestly? It’s a good time. Not the show’s strongest season, but definitely its most ambitious. Samuel L. Jackson and Robert Patrick joining the season? That’s the kind of chaotic, unexpected, “did they really just do that?” stroke of genius that makes you want to clap your hands like a caffeinated seal. Jackson is an absolute force—oozing menace and charisma in the same breath—while Patrick basically walks in and says, “Remember when I terrified a generation as the T-1000? Yeah, let’s do that again, but with more swagger.” But then… the season’s big bad, Dunmire (played by Patrick), gets wrapped up with the speed and emotional depth of a grocery store self-checkout machine. It’s like the writers realized they had 12 minutes left in the finale and yelled, “Okay, just end it! End EVERYTHING!” The build-up deserved better. Patrick deserved better. We deserved better. Still, Tulsa King Season 3 delivers that dependable cocktail of violence, charm, and comedy. The chemistry between Stallone, Jackson, and Patrick is electric—so much so that the show almost forgets to slow down and savor it.
- maxnaughtyNovember 24, 2025Awesome. Stallone is excellent and the other cast are great as well. Recommended.
