Taylor Sheridan, the genius behind Yellowstone and 1883, is known for keeping audiences on the edge of their seats. But surprisingly, one of his shows is now being slammed as a complete snoozefest. For the first time in TV history, fans are seriously unimpressed with his work, questioning what went wrong.
Has the magic run out, or is this just a bump in the road for Sheridan? Either way, this unexpected backlash is a shocker for a creator known for delivering gripping drama. It seems the tables have turned, leaving viewers wondering if Sheridan’s finally missed the mark with this latest project.
Is Tulsa King Season 2 Losing Its Edge? Fans Sound Off on the Snooze Fest
Tulsa King’s getting roasted this season, and not in a good way. Even episode 5 felt like it was just hanging around, doing nothing to push the story forward. The promise of explosive storytelling seems to have fizzled out, making it feel more like Real Housewives of Oklahoma than the gritty drama fans signed up for. A Reddit user nailed it, calling it a complete snoozefest.
Season 1 = 10 Season 2 = 4, absolutely nothing has happened, complete snoozefest. Lots of new characters with little to no purpose.
So, what’s the deal? This season, brought to you by Taylor Sheridan and Terence Winter, has ditched the fun fish-out-of-water vibe. Now it’s just Dwight and his crew getting into one ridiculous scheme after another, from running a cannabis shop to dreaming up plans to milk the federal government with half-built wind turbines. Ambitious? Sure. Realistic? Not so much.
The first episode felt like a mashup of random scenes rather than a tight narrative. It teased some juicy drama—like Stacy turning Dwight in—but instead of keeping the heat, it served up quirky interludes that didn’t add up to anything. It’s like they’re trying to be a comedy, but all the punchlines are flat.
We’re halfway through the season, and the promise of an epic showdown between Dwight and Thresher’s still looming. Can we please get some action? With this slow pace, fans are starting to wonder if the show will find its groove or just keep dragging its feet.
Fans Are Frustrated: Is Tulsa King Season 2 Too Slow to Keep Up?
Fans are seriously grumbling about Tulsa King Season 2. It’s not living up to the hype that Taylor Sheridan built with hits like Yellowstone and 1883. What started as a thrilling ride into the crime world now feels like a long, drawn-out snooze fest.
With fans feeling let down by the storytelling, it’s clear this season needs to pick up the pace if it wants to keep its audience on board.
Watch Tulsa King Season 2 on Paramount + & Apple TV.
