kahuna

I would of thought you were a "Hard" 55.

DJariya

Episode was great. Also very short at 39 minutes.

at Dwight’s driving test. “Shut the fuck up.” And using Paul’s blood to write the partial plate.

Finally a Dana Delany appearance. I think age is finally catching up with her. Still looks good for 66.

I kind of like the dynamic between Stacey and Dwight. She likes talking to him, but always feels guilty when they have sex.

I really like that this isn’t some kind of hardcore gangster show and always incorporates humor.


By the way, I think the young woman at the cafe was one of Sly’s daughters.

dex14

Renewed: https://variety.com/2022/tv/news/tul...us-1235445674/

Gizmo

This is pretty damn good. is Yellowstone this good?

PhantomStranger

We are only a couple episodes in for Tulsa King but I'm fairly confident Yellowstone is the better series.

stingermck

Not at all. Tulsa has very likeable characters and Yellowstone is populated with nothing but selfish assholes. I watch it but it's a chore sometimes.

Why So Blu?

Another 39 minute episode. Lots of fun, too.

OldBoy

This was a great episode. Showed Stallone’s range. Good mix of everything in this ep. So glad it’s renewed.

Red Dog

No. Certainly not the last few seasons. It started out okay. It's a completely different kind of show than TK.

This show is simple fun. Watched the 3rd and 4th episodes last night.

Coral

The show is decent enough so far. You really can't take it seriously though as there are too many unrealistic scenarios.

Desperate typical Hollywood pairing of an old fart with a young/younger hot female (27 year age difference) - where they had to use a line like that which really stretches believability.
Anyone would know Dwight is no younger than very late 60s - nevermind an FBI agent who are supposed to be good at profiling people.

Giantrobo

Sooo is this show like "My Blue Heaven" with Steve Martin and Rick Moranis?

B.A.

awesome

Coral

With regards to a mob guy being a fish out of water it is.

The latest episode had a Goodfellas homage with regards to the neighbor and dog shit.

Runaway

It's more like an Elmore Leonard story, funny but not a comedy. I really enjoy the show and the facetime call with his brother showed they are able to do serious stuff too.

Runaway

That was intense. Not so much humor in this episode. Again I liked the emotional parts, which were featured more prominent in the episode. There was man small detail I really liked. When Dwight was standing at the coffin, his daughter repeatedly watched over to him, she was auto of focus, just a blur, but still they thought of that detail. Of course a woman, who hasn't seen her father in 20 years, would be curious. Annabella Sciorra was great too. When Dwight made the promise to his daughter, I was pretty sure, he wouldn't keep it, but like I said, that was just intense.
It's kind of weird how short the episodes are and I still don't get why they cast Garrett Hedlund as a regular for such a minor part.

Orbi-Wan Techno

I started watching this yesterday, and I am completely hooked. On the third episode. Awesome!

Why So Blu?

Just finished the new episode. Damn, this shit just went to 11! I knew I recognized Mitch -- that's Garrett Hedlund. Mitch is awesome. Ritchie Coster as the main baddy is also great. He's great with accents just like Gary Oldman. He was the Russian mob leader in The Dark Knight. "These dogs are hungry!" "I want to hear proposition,"

devilshalo

Been enjoying this and watching the intensity ramp up. Speaking of Elmore Leonard, this does have a bit of that Justified feeling to it.

DJariya

Episode 6 just dropped, but I just got caught up with episode 5 from last week.

Wow, Dwight went crazy at the end. That was a really great and emotional scene with Dwight and his daughter. If you didn't completely follow that scene, Tina sort of implied that Nico "The Package" sexually molested her when he was away in prison. I guess he was supposed to be keeping an eye on her when he was gone. And wow, Dwight snapped. The brutality of that scene was crazy. We got the lighter side of Dwight, now it appears we're getting the darker version of him.

dex14

The stuff with the daughter really threw a curveball in the show. You knew there would be some friction with NY over the course of the show but this definitely amped shit up.

I loved the scene in Episode 6 where Dwight meets with the biker gang and just makes the situation worse. His whole rebuttal and quoting Woody Guthrie was great.

Osiris3657

Starting watching the show a few days ago and breezed through the available episodes. Entertaining show, Sly is great as a mafiaso

Why So Blu?

The ending of the newest episode was cool. It's Oklahoma, so "stand your ground" rules are in effect, right?

Bandoman

This show is highly entertaining. I'm guessing

OldBoy

This show, episode by episode just gets better and better.

Stallone seems so comfortable in the role. The supporting cast: Savage, Hedlund, Martin Starr, guy who plays Tyson, all so great.

This show is just breezy. Fun, funny, devastating, brutal, sometimes all in one scene.

Just a well produced, created, acted, written show.

Absolutely look forward to this and just surprised too, I like it so much.

I hope this gets Emmy consideration.

Gizmo

I had zero interest in this show and just watched on a whim and really enjoying it. This is definitely going to get some attention with the huge word of mouth going on. If this was on Netflix or Hulu it would be huge.