Stallone's Back in the Saddle: Tulsa King Season 3 Now Streaming on Paramount+

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We thought we were going to have to wait until 2026, but nope — Tulsa King Season 3 has officially come back to town on Sept. 21. Sylvester Stallone is back as Dwight "The General" Manfredi, and the new season is giving us ten episodes of crime, chaos, and cowboy boots. Where to watch Tulsa King Season 3? Well, the same place it's always been — Paramount+. So, if you haven't signed up yet and you love a good dramedy with mob-style muscle and small-town mess, now's the time to queue it up.

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Last season left Dwight in a serious tangle. After clawing his way into Tulsa's underground (and, let's be honest, its above-ground too), the finale hit us with betrayals, beatdowns, and a whole lot of unresolved tension. Stallone plays his character in a way that only Rocky himself can (equal parts ruthless and weirdly lovable) and now we're staring down the barrel of what comes next. New alliances? More enemies? A total implosion? All signs point to yes.

If you've been following from the jump, you already know we're going to laugh, we might cry, and we will certainly get a little freaked out once or twice. The show's been walking that perfect line between dark comedy and gritty drama since day one, and Season 3 looks like it's doubling down. Expect tension, expect chaos, and expect to be surprised.

And if you're late to the party? There's still time to catch up. Both previous seasons are streaming on Paramount+, and trust us: if you love a show with swagger, sharp writing, and a lead who can throw a punch and a punchline in the same breath, you've got to get this one on your list.

How to Watch Tulsa King Season 3 on Paramount+

Like we said, Tulsa King Season 3 is streaming on Paramount+. You can get the Essential plan (which is all you need) for $7.99/month or just $59.99 for the entire year. It's a deal that really stands out when compared to other streaming services. Plus, it comes with a seven-day free trial.

Want more? Well, you need Paramount+ Premium, which offers tons more content including originals, exclusive movies and television series (such as picks from SHOWTIME), and access to some live sports at $12.99/month or $119.99 for the year. It might seem like a steep jump, but trust us, you're going to want a bit more. This also comes with a seven-day free trial.

Lastly, you can also access both Paramount+ Essential and Paramount+ Premium through Prime Video at the same price. Why do it? Well, adding to Prime Video means there's no need to app hop, you can just get all of the content you're looking for through Prime Video instead. Prime Video costs $8.99/month, but if you have Amazon Prime which includes Prime Video, that'll cost you $14.99/month or $139 for the year.

How to Watch Tulsa King Season 3 from anywhere with a VPN

A VPN can make sure you don't miss a single episode when traveling. Whether you're overseas or stuck in a region where Paramount+ isn't fully supported, a reliable VPN lets you stream like you never left home. ExpressVPN is a standout if you're after smooth, high-speed playback — ideal for catching every twist in Dwight's latest power moves without the dreaded buffering. Looking for something more budget-friendly? Private Internet Access offers strong protection and an easy setup that won't slow you down. NordVPN is another great pick, with a clean interface and consistently fast speeds. No matter where you are, the right VPN keeps Tulsa King right in your queue.

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