Tulsa King
New York mafia capo Dwight "The General" Manfredi is released from prison after 25 years and exiled by his boss to set up shop in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Realizing that his mob family may not have his best interests in mind, Dwight slowly builds a crew.
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Dwight, blindsided by the news that his mob family has nothing left for him in New York, is sent to Tulsa, Oklahoma; as he settles in and surveys his...
Dwight, Tyson, and Bodhi go on a road trip to take care of some business; Stacy does some digging into Dwight's past.
Dwight takes note of a possible new business opportunity. Later, a routine errand has an explosive, unexpected outcome. Stacy opens up to Dwight about...
At the Tulsa Arena, Dwight and company test out their new plan, until a roadblock forces them to adjust and defend their turf. Tyson and his father ar...
Dwight returns to New York under unfortunate circumstances, where his reunion with his daughter and family doesn't go quite as expected. Back in Tulsa...
Dwight visits Tina before returning to Tulsa. Pete agrees to send Goodie to Oklahoma, while Roxy tries to keep the FBI at bay. Dwight has an offer for...
Stacy makes a decision that has serious consequences. Dwight and Armand dispose of evidence, and Bodhi proposes a new plan. Tina contemplates her futu...
Dwight and Bodhi lay out the casino plan for Jimmy. As pressure increases, Dwight, Mitch, and Tyson assemble their team. Stacy confronts Waltrip.
It's all hands on deck as tensions between Dwight's crew and Waltrip escalate past the point of no return. Elsewhere, a flashback reveals what sent Dw...
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3 years ago
I have to confess I stumbled across this, quite by chance. I don't watch a lot of US entertainment these days. I did however, grow up watching my share of Stallone action films, so a dash of nostalgia and curiosity, drew me in.
There's nothing terribly original by now about the plot of Tulsa King. Its Mafia style antics are noting new. I think it was a smart move, playing this as a dark comedy. It fits the well worn character, Stallone, inhabits.
That said, I guess the key question is, is it entertaining? I'd say "sort of". I like seeing Stallone back on the small screen. Regrettably, thus far and I appreciate its early days, the story is a little basic. Even for a comedy, it stretches credulity at times and lacks an intelligent wit and charm, that would have rendered it, more appealing.
In summary, Stallone's star power will probably draw people in but will viewers keep watching? Unless it ups the stakes, by crafting a more witty, clever tale of a long in tooth mobster, I for one, have my reservations.
Emily
TMDB10 months ago
It's not Shakespeare but it's a fun show to watch after you get home from work or school. Plus it's nice to see a show that is set somewhere other then usual: NYC or LA. I really liked it and I'm looking forward to next season.
Marco-Hugo Landeta Vacas
TMDB3 months ago
(CASTELLANO) Tulsa King me ha encantado. No será la serie más profunda, más innovadora ni más perfecta del mundo, pero tiene algo que muchas otras no tienen: carisma, ritmo y una forma muy consciente de divertirse con su propio planteamiento. Y eso, en un panorama lleno de series que van de importantísimas sin serlo tanto, se agradece muchísimo. Aquí se nota desde el principio que la serie sabe muy bien lo que quiere ser y no pierde el tiempo fingiendo otra cosa.
Gran parte de su encanto está en ese toque socarrón que la recorre de arriba abajo. Dentro del universo de Taylor Sheridan, que tantas veces tiende a la gravedad, al gesto seco y a la dureza constante, Tulsa King entra con una energía más juguetona, más ligera y bastante más graciosa. No renuncia al crimen, a la violencia ni a los ajustes de cuentas, pero lo mezcla con un humor muy agradecido que hace que todo entre mejor y que la serie tenga una personalidad propia muy clara.
Y luego, claro, está Stallone. La serie funciona porque él la sostiene de maravilla. Tiene presencia, tiene oficio, tiene ironía y ese tipo de carisma que no se puede fabricar. Su personaje tiene algo de viejo lobo, algo de dinosaurio desplazado y algo de superviviente con más tablas que todos los demás juntos. Y Stallone sabe jugar con todo eso sin caer en la autoparodia. Está muy bien porque no solo impone, también tiene gracia, vulnerabilidad y una forma muy natural de ocupar la pantalla.
Además, la serie sabe rodearlo bastante bien. Los secundarios acompañan, el tono está bastante controlado y la mezcla de drama mafioso, comedia seca y choque cultural funciona mejor de lo que podría parecer. No todo es brillante, eso sí. Hay momentos algo caricaturescos, algunas situaciones bastante inverosímiles y cosas que dependen más del encanto general que de una escritura impecable. Pero, sinceramente, en una serie como esta eso pesa menos si el conjunto te atrapa.
Lo importante es que Tulsa King se deja ver con un gusto tremendo...