[TV] Tulsa King (Paramount+ and Amazon Prime)

mTk · May 10, 2023

Oh, my. I may have stumbled upon a gem.
I've just finished the first episode (two seasons so far) and I really like what I see.
Stallone plays Stallone to the very top and a little bit over as a gangster just out
of prison after 25 years. His old gang doesn't want him and sends him to Tulsa
as the You Tube shows. Tulsa is not ready for Stallone.
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Louis · May 11, 2023

We have seen both seasons. I would rate it no more than seven points.
Let me know what you think when you're done.

Hardradi · May 11, 2023

I enjoyed the first season but didn't know there was a second season.

Louis · May 11, 2023

Hardradi said:
I enjoyed the first season but didn't know there was a second season.

Sorry, I expressed myself badly, we saw all the episodes of the first season but it is clear that due to the open ending there will be a second season. And I suppose that if there are many dollars involved, I would not rule out even a third season.

mTk · May 18, 2023

Well, I'm in the middle of episode 7 and gotta say I'm having a lot of fun with this one.
Stallone seems to be enjoying the role as well and it shows. Almost every line he delivers
makes me kind of smile.
I think it's a ride well worth your time, but your mileage may vary.

mTk · May 22, 2023

Well..THAT was unexpected!
OK, I'm done hyping this.
Looking forward to season 2.
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Unfortunately, ...

Sylvester Stallone Gives An Update On Tulsa King Season 2 Amid Writers Strike

Tulsa King was a big hit for Paramount+.

screenrant.com

Hardradi · May 23, 2023

mTk said:
Well..THAT was unexpected!
OK, I'm done hyping this.
Looking forward to season 2.
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Unfortunately, ...

Sylvester Stallone Gives An Update On Tulsa King Season 2 Amid Writers Strike

Tulsa King was a big hit for Paramount+.

screenrant.com

Shits that's sad but maybe good for the writers, I really don't know. Do they really think AI can write an effing script for a good series?

EDIT: Actually I remember that someone once said or wrote that usually each TV series season is USUALLY just a copy and paste job of the first one, as in the plot and structure.