Tulsa King is heading back to New York — and not just in the story. Season 5 is officially on, with production already underway in Manhattan, a shift from Georgia that’s as much about plot as it is budget. Dwight ‘The General’ Manfredi, Sylvester Stallone’s mob boss exile, is returning to his roots, and so is the show. The move marks a rare pivot for a Taylor Sheridan project, which has long leaned into the American West. This time, the streets of New York are the battleground. And they’re paying for it: New York’s revamped tax incentives have made the city one of the most attractive filming hubs globally. That’s why Empire State Development’s Hope Knight called the renewal a win for jobs and investment. Governor Kathy Hochul’s re-election campaign will be watching closely. The season’s cast is getting a major overhaul too. Scarlet Rose Stallone, Stallone’s real-life daughter, is now a series regular as Spencer. Four new faces join her: Erik Palladino (I Play Rocky), Glenn Fleshler (Billions), Anthony Skordi (The Last Frontier), and Nickola Shreli (Power Book IV: Force). No word yet on their characters. But the stakes are clear: Dwight’s empire is under siege. Corruption, betrayal, personal loss, every victory comes with a deeper descent into the instincts he thought he’d left behind. The fourth season premieres October 16. Season 5? It’s already rolling. And this time, the city isn’t just a backdrop. It’s the story.