Television Series ‘Tulsa King’ to Relocate Production to New York City for Fifth Season
The television series 'Tulsa King' will move its setting to New York City for its fifth season.
Tulsa, OK, October 6, 2026 — The popular television series ‘Tulsa King’ is set to relocate its primary setting from Tulsa, Oklahoma, to New York City for its upcoming fifth season. The shift marks a significant change in the show’s narrative landscape, which has been based in Tulsa since its premiere.
The exact reasons for the move were not detailed in the provided summary, nor were specific dates or timelines for when this change will occur within the narrative or production schedule. Information regarding any new cast members, production teams, or specific filming locations within New York City was also not immediately available.
‘Tulsa King,’ starring Sylvester Stallone as mob boss Dwight “The General” Manfredi, premiered in late 2022. The series follows Manfredi as he is released from prison after 25 years and is unceremoniously exiled by his New York family to set up shop in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The initial premise centered on his attempts to build a new criminal empire in a city unfamiliar to him.
The relocation to New York City, the original base of operations for Manfredi’s mafia family, suggests a potential return to the character’s roots and the broader criminal underworld he left behind. This move could introduce new plotlines and character dynamics as the series explores Manhattan’s distinct urban environment and its established criminal networks. However, details concerning the specific storylines that will unfold in New York, or how the transition will be depicted, have not been disclosed.
Further information regarding the production of ‘Tulsa King’ season five, including any potential impact on the existing cast and crew or the commencement of filming, is expected to be released at a later date. The contractor responsible for facilitating this relocation, specific budget implications, or any official permits filed for production in New York were not mentioned in the summary.
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