If you’re sitting on your couch wondering about tulsa king how many episodes in season 2, you aren't alone. Honestly, it feels like we waited forever for Sylvester Stallone’s Dwight "The General" Manfredi to get back to his business in Oklahoma.
Here is the quick answer: Season 2 of Tulsa King has 10 episodes.
That is one more than the first season, which only gave us nine. It sounds like a small change, but in the world of Taylor Sheridan—the guy who basically owns Paramount+ at this point—that extra hour of television is a lot of room for mob hits and weed shop drama.
The Full Episode List and Why It Matters
Most people expected the show to stick to the same nine-episode structure. When the second season wrapped up on November 17, 2024, it became clear that the writers needed that tenth episode to bridge the gap between Dwight’s legal troubles and the mounting war with the Kansas City mob.
The season kicked off with "Back in the Saddle" and finished with "Reconstruction."
Each episode clocks in around 40 minutes, give or take. If you’re planning a binge-watch, you’re looking at about seven hours of total runtime. It's the perfect length for a weekend marathon where you don't want to commit to a 22-episode network slog.
What happened in those 10 episodes?
The story picks up right where the cliffhanger left us. Dwight is dealing with the fallout of being arrested (again) while trying to protect his crew—Bodhi, Tyson, and Mitch—from new sharks in the water. We got introduced to Frank Grillo’s character, Bill Bevilaqua, who is basically the human embodiment of a headache for Dwight.
Neal McDonough also showed up as Cal Thresher. If you’ve seen Neal in anything, you know he plays a "powerful local businessman" with the kind of icy stare that makes you want to move states.
The pacing of these ten episodes felt a bit different than the first year. Without a traditional showrunner for a big chunk of production, the episodes felt like they were "winging it" sometimes, but Stallone’s charisma usually carries the weaker moments.
Where to Stream Every Episode
You’ve probably figured this out, but you need a Paramount+ subscription. There isn't a legal way around it unless you want to wait for a physical Blu-ray release, which is becoming rarer these days.
- Platform: Paramount+ (Exclusive)
- Total Season 2 Count: 10 Episodes
- Current Status: All episodes are available for streaming right now.
- Total Series Count: 19 Episodes (including Season 1)
If you're watching from outside the US or Canada, the episodes usually dropped a day later. But by now, in early 2026, the entire library is sitting there waiting for you.
Why the Episode Count for Season 2 Is a Big Deal
The jump from 9 to 10 episodes actually says a lot about the show's success. Paramount saw the numbers. Tulsa King shattered records for the service, even beating out some Game of Thrones spin-off stats during its initial run.
Adding that tenth episode was likely a move to give the "Sheridan-verse" more meat. They are even talking about a spin-off called NOLA King. It’s basically becoming a franchise.
Is Season 2 the end?
Definitely not. If you’ve finished the tenth episode, you know they didn’t wrap everything up in a neat little bow. In fact, the season ended on a cliffhanger that basically demanded a third season.
We already know Season 3 is a go, and there are even talks for Season 4. It looks like Dwight Manfredi isn't going anywhere as long as people keep hitting "play."
Moving Forward with the Manfredi Crew
If you haven't started yet, don't just skip to the new stuff. The dynamic between Dwight and his daughter Tina is much more intense this time around. Plus, seeing how the New York family reacts to Dwight’s success in the middle of nowhere is half the fun.
Now that you know there are exactly ten episodes to get through, you can pace yourself. Or don't. Honestly, most people just finish it in two sittings anyway.
Actionable Next Steps:
Log into your Paramount+ account and look for the "Season 2" toggle in the dropdown menu. If you’re caught up, keep an eye out for news on the NOLA King spin-off, as it's expected to expand the world Dwight built in Tulsa. Check your subscription settings to ensure you aren't paying for the ad-free tier if you don't mind a few breaks, as they’ve recently adjusted those price points.