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When can you stream ‘Tulsa King’ season 2 on Paramount Plus?

Fans of Sylvester Stallone can expect something in mid-September.

The Taylor Sheridan-created Paramount Plus series Tulsa King is about to begin its 10-episode second season. The show stars Stallone as a New York mobster who ends up in Tulsa, Oklahoma after serving 25 years in prison. In Season 2, his character Dwight “The General” Manfredi, along with the crew he assembled in Season 1, will focus on their growing criminal empire, according to a Paramount Plus SummaryThreats such as the Kansas City mafia and a powerful local businessman play a role in the latest episode.

Season 2 of the show is executive produced by Sheridan, Stallone, writer Terence Winter and director Craig Zisk. Additional Paramount Plus shows starring Sheridan, the Yellowstone co-creator, include 1923, 1883, Mayor of Kingstown, Lawmen: Bass Reeves, Special Ops: Lioness and the upcoming series Landman. If you’re here for more Tulsa King, you can watch here.

How to watch Tulsa King season 2

Paramount Plus is the only way to watch the crime series. In the US, the first episode will be released on midnight PT/3am ET. on Sept. 15, according to Paramount Plus. Following the premiere, new episodes will air every Sunday through Nov. 17.

The streaming service raised its monthly prices in August, with Paramount Plus Essential now costing $8 per month, and Paramount Plus with Showtime costing $13 per month. The streamer’s annual plans have not increased. Existing Showtime monthly subscribers will be charged more on or after Sept. 20, but existing Essential subscribers can keep their old $6 price.

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Not sure whether you want Paramount Plus Essential or Paramount Plus with Showtime? Essential costs less, but it also includes ads. You’ll see far fewer ads with Paramount Plus with Showtime, which only shows commercials on “live TV and a few shows.” The latter plan also offers Showtime programming, the ability to download titles, and your local live CBS station.

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