Tyson Tries Rap While Dwight Chases New Hustles

Dwight Mandredi and his team are not moping after the first three episodes of Tulsa King. New photos show Tyson in a recording studio. He is dropping rhymes. Grace and Bodhi look surprised. Could he be starting a rap career? This makes sense for him. Since Season 1, Tyson has tried on many personalities. Acting like a hard gangster is his latest costume. He is not very good at it. The botched ecstasy robbery proves that. The bold murder proves that too.

Episode 3 was chaotic. All of Dwight's businesses closed before the halfway point. The episode is 40 minutes long. Mitch bought a horse. Dwight faced the new governor at a charity gala. Then he fought with Quiet Ray. Tyson shot English Dan. This almost seemed like a side note. He used a gun Goodie stole from the Aryan Brotherhood in Episode 2. He left the gun at the scene. Police might track it to Dwight's family. Or maybe they won't. Detective Mackenzie will likely lead the investigation. Pat McAfee plays him. He is a dirty cop and a wild card. Dwight could make friends with him.

Episode 4 comes out November 6 on Paramount+. Season 4 started October 16. Two surprising deaths already happened. Three new business plans are in the pictures. One was teased in the Season 4 trailer. Leonardo Timpone returns. He is a fake wine entrepreneur. That is plan number two. Plan number three is at the race track. It involves the horse Mitch bought. Horse racing is legal in Oklahoma. But tracks attract crime and shady people. Dwight should fit right in.

A character named Liquid Rick was hinted at in the trailer. He might appear soon. By the end, viewers should learn who the real enemy is. Right now, the conflicts are short and unclear. They suggest something bad but end before anything happens. What do you think? Should Tyson pick up a mic instead of a gun? Can Dwight handle a crooked cop and a racetrack at the same time?