Tulsa King

[boykinlp]

Anyone here watching this show? It stars Sylvester Stallone, and is done by Taylor Sheridan of “Yellowstone” fame. The first season was only on Paramount Plus, but it’s being replayed on CBS on Sunday nights. I kinda like it, but then again, I seem to like anything done by Sheridan. I can’t believe Stallone is 78 years old.
Larry

 

[Rustyt1953]

I enjoyed it.

The "bluffing the cops" scene was classic Stallone.

 

[LVSteve]

Not sure if I can stomach Stallone, but Dana Delany is a plus.

 

[Smoke]

Sylvester Stallone bought himself a concealed handgun permit in Los Angeles. But he doesn't think you should have the same privilege. Not one dime of mine goes to support him.

 

[Exmilcop]

I loved the series. Looking forward to a second season.

 

[rockquarry]

Pretty good show. I watched it for Stallone's talent playing the part. His personal life and gun views aren't part of his role in the series.

 

[ladder13]

Saw the first go round on Prime. Await the next. I hope Tina and Stacey Beale come back.

 

[CajunBass]

One of the best things I've seen on TV in a while. Looking forward to season two.

 

[444 Magnum]

Sylvester Stallone bought himself a concealed handgun permit in Los Angeles. But he doesn't think you should have the same privilege. Not one dime of mine goes to support him.

Pretty good show. I watched it for Stallone's talent playing the part. His personal life and gun views aren't part of his role in the series.

If I abstained from doing business with everyone who doesn't hold my views on everything, I'd starve, walk everywhere, never watch TV, live in a cave, and stay off the internet. I have to pick my battles.

I enjoyed season one. Sly keeps finding ways to hang around. Looking forward to season two of Tulsa and the final season of Yellowstone in November. I'm really looking forward to season three of Reacher but it won't be out until 2025. Curious to see what he finds himself in next.

 

[Rustyt1953]

I have long been able to separate the performer from the personality.

Case in point: I hold little respect for Roger Waters as a person but still enjoy listening to Floyd.

 

[lihpster]

I still enjoy Michael Jackson's music.

 

[fiasconva]

I've been enjoying it so far but couldn't watch Sunday's episode because the golf ran way over and wasn't able to record it. I'll keep trying to find it somewhere this week. Nice to find something that isn't re-runs this time of year.

 

[pharmer]

Taylor Sheridan has cornered the market on the "dark comedy" genre.' Like Yellowstone, the "hero' is a bad guy you root for along with troublesome women/family and innocent kids. I watched it last year, time to see it again( seeing as Yellowstone is way too much drama with zero action, I might be dead before it finishes) Joe

 

[zeke]

Am enjoying it a lot.

 

[sophie]

I watched season 1 of Tulsa King on Paramount plus and will watch season 2 when it’s released also. I see that season 2 is being shot in Atlanta, Georgia. Figure that one out. I’ve always liked Stallone.

 

[SMSgt]

Some of Sly's better acting.

 

[S&W Fan]

Yup, caught it first time around and loved it! Season two is in production now, I hope all the stuff going on with Paramount Global as it is getting ready to be sold to Skydance Media doesn’t impact the production of the season-Paramount Studios is shutting down on Friday, big layoffs, most productions will shift to CBS Studios-owned by Paramount.

 

[wood714]

I like the series in multitudes.

His daughter Scarlet who plays in it is most pleasing to look at too!

 

[Farmer17]

Some of it was filmed here in OKC and my friend Bob played an extra and you can see a glimpse of him in a couple bar scenes. His son's girlfriend got him the part because shes a nurse and was testing everyone on the set for Covid. He said he was standing a lot and waiting and once Stalone goosed him from behind and made him jump. Said Stalone is a pretty funny guy.

 

[Pisgah]

Just as "True Grit" was the ONLY real acting that non-actor and draft-dodger John Wayne ever did, so "Tulsa King" is Stallone's chance to prove that, despite the evidence of the past 35 years, he can act...