What happened on Tulsa King Season 3 Episode 4?
Here’s the rundown. You can also check out our Tulsa King Season 3 Episode 4 review for a much longer and more personal conversation about the episode.
The Crew Faces the Fallout
Dwight returns to find his operation in chaos. In just one day, $150 million worth of bourbon has vanished, and his crew is rattled. He reminds everyone that he warned them not to retaliate, but Bodhi and Grace left Tyson behind when things went sideways.
Mitch steps up to take responsibility, but Dwight keeps Tyson out of the next round of assignments, telling him he’ll have to make things right to earn a clean slate.
Bodhi isn’t as forgiving, placing the blame squarely on Tyson for following Cole into the Bingo hall and getting caught.
Grace tries to hold the peace, insisting that if they’re a family, they need to forgive like one. Joanne, however, points the finger at Dwight for not being where he was supposed to be when it all fell apart.
Meanwhile, Bill is ready to roll out his fleet of trucks but grows suspicious of Armand, wondering if he’s feeding information to the feds. Dwight insists he isn’t, unaware of how deep the distrust runs.
A Dangerous Exchange
When Bill questions where Dwight disappeared to, Dwight brushes it off, but more trouble surfaces. Two of Bill’s men were killed in the crypt during the theft. Bodhi even has video proof.
Elsewhere, Vince visits Quiet Ray in New York, hinting at an opportunity in Tulsa. Ray plays coy until Vince reveals it’s tied to Dwight’s expanding enterprise.
Back in Tulsa, Bodhi begins working with a man he can’t stand — one of Bill’s tech-savvy associates — to exploit Jeremiah’s shipments through cybersecurity tricks.
Grace sees his talent in action and suggests using it for bigger gains. Her new idea? Launching an AI bourbon influencer who doesn’t come with real-world baggage.
Cole, still desperate to prove himself to Jeremiah, insists he recovered the Montague 50 and wants Jeremiah to see it. Jeremiah is skeptical and refuses to accompany him.
Chloe warns Mitch to stay out of the brewing feud, worried that Jeremiah’s temper could land him back in prison. Mitch isn’t concerned; criminals robbing criminals don’t call the law.
When Bill confronts one of his drivers for information about the missing bourbon, the exchange turns deadly. The man draws on Bill, forcing Bill to shoot him.
New Players Enter the Game
Musso calls Dwight, warning him not to get distracted by the moonshine conflict with the Dixie Mafia. He wants Dwight focused on the Watchmaker job.
At the same time, Tyson reconnects with Serenity, believing she’s special. Mark quickly sees through the illusion and cautions his son against trusting strangers. When Mark spots Serenity leaving the Bingo hall, Tyson realizes he’s been played.
Tyson calls Dwight with the tip, setting the stage for a larger move against Dunmire and Cole. Meanwhile, Grace and Bodhi prepare to launch their AI influencer campaign with Joanne’s approval, convinced their high-tech plan will solve their problems.
The Standoff at the Stash
Tyson and Mark locate the hidden stash. Tyson wants to wait for backup, and seconds later, Dwight and his crew arrive. Inside, Jeremiah celebrates the return of the Montague 50 with a prayer, thanking God for bringing the prized whiskey back into his hands. Cole stands by, proud of his achievement.
Outside, Bill and Bigfoot hold Cole at gunpoint. Dwight demands Jeremiah surrender the stash in exchange for his son. Jeremiah counters that the only son he worships is Jesus — a line that lands like a threat more than a prayer.
Ultimately, Jeremiah relents, allowing Mitch to drive away with the bourbon. As the truck pulls out, Jeremiah warns that anything taken from him can be taken back.
Political Games and Personal Stakes
Margaret meets with Cal Thresher over lunch, positioning herself as his secret weapon in his gubernatorial campaign.
She tells him people don’t like him — but they like her — and offers to help him win in exchange for buying back her ranch at a discount. Cal is intrigued by the partnership, and Margaret insists Dwight doesn’t know she’s there.
Later, Margaret tells Dwight about the deal. He’s stunned she’d align herself with Cal but listens as she explains it’s mutually beneficial — business, not romance.
Dwight warns that if Cal ever makes a move, he’ll break his jaw in six places. Margaret teases that it’s almost romantic, and Dwight admits he’s a little territorial.
That night, Dwight and Margaret share a quiet moment reading in bed. They reflect on how far he’s come since arriving in Tulsa. Once a “dead man walking,” Dwight now feels alive again. Margaret laughs at his sentiment — “people need people” — but it sticks.
New Shadows on the Horizon
The episode closes with Bill receiving a call from Quiet Ray, who claims to have known Bill’s grandfather and offers himself as a resource “for advice or any problems.”
It’s a cryptic gesture, but it signals a new connection forming between Tulsa and New York — and a reminder that Dwight’s empire, no matter how local it looks, is now part of something much larger.
Tulsa King Season 3 is almost at the halfway mark! Can you believe it?
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Dwight’s losing control, Margaret’s playing politics, and chaos is the new currency. Read our Tulsa King Season 3 Episode 4 review before things explode.
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Dwight scrambles to regain control after a massive bourbon theft, while Margaret makes a bold political move in Tulsa King Season 3 Episode 4.
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Margaret makes a bold move in this exclusive Tulsa King clip — and Dwight’s not thrilled. Watch the power shift before Sunday’s full recap and review!
