The latest trailer for Tulsa King Season 4, set to premiere on Paramount+ on October 16, paints a grim picture for Dwight ‘The General’ Manfredi. He’s talking like a man who’s lost it all, and it might not be just talk—his personal and professional life seems to be in shambles. The full cast from Season 3 is back, except for Max Casella’s Armand, while new faces join the fray, bringing fresh conflicts. The trailer introduces three new storylines: the music business, the wine trade, and horse racing, expanding Dwight’s world into uncharted territory. As usual, Dwight is fighting a new crime syndicate, but this time, the enemies are trickier. Quiet Ray Renzetti returns, surprisingly on good terms with Dwight, which is a shift after previous tensions. New antagonists include Liquid Rick, a music producer turned criminal, English Dan, a mid-level crime boss, and Bradley Van Heusen, a tech billionaire played by Flula Borg. Adding to the mix is Amanda Clark, a local politician portrayed by Gretchen Mol, who’s dead set on cleaning up the mob in Oklahoma, and she’s seen working with Governor Cal Thresher. Pat McAfee makes a four-episode appearance as a law enforcement officer, showing off his badge and likely causing headaches for Dwight. The official synopsis mentions a ‘crushing personal loss’ for Dwight, which could mean a death in the family—perhaps involving his daughter Cristina or someone close. Pictures suggest he might be heading back to NYC, possibly to investigate. On the romance front, Dwight is getting cozy with Spencer, the bartender played by Sylvester Stallone’s daughter, leading to a kiss in the trailer. Other potential pairings, like Grace and Tyson, are hinted but seem less likely. Overall, Season 4 looks like it’ll push Dwight to his limits with corrupt politicians, dangerous new enemies, and personal turmoil.
