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,

Jelly Roll showed up in the most appropriate place during Episode 2 of Tulsa King. Sunday’s (Sept. 22) premiere of “Kansas City Blues” marks the “I Am Not Okay” singer’s acting debut. Season 2’s second episode introduces two new villains and additional threats against Dwight “The General” Manfredi and his Tulsa,

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,

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.

Tulsa King ‘s second episode saw the crew take a big swing at another scheme at what could’ve been a very inopportune time, but it paid off.

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.

Here’s everything we know about Tulsa King’s filming locations, including details on the massive change to production on Season 2.

Check out our review of Tulsa King Season 2 Episode 2 to discover what lengths Cal Thresher will go to to stop Dwight's rise in Tulsa.