《Frisco King》(Frisco King, temporary translation) will be broadcast on December 18, starring Samuel L. Jackson《Tulsa King》(Tulsa King) spin-off series

Russell Lee Washington Jr., played by Samuel L. Jackson, leaves Oklahoma and sets up business in Texas.《Frisco King》(Frisco King, tentative translation) released the first pilot trailer. This spin-off drama《Tulsa King》(Tulsa King) will start from Lee's experience in establishing his own power in Frisco.

Lee previously appeared in the third season of Tulsa King.He is a veteran New Orleans gangster who was released from prison. He was originally ordered to go to Tulsa to kill Dwight Manfredi, but he was inspired by the other party's approach to establishing a territory and decided to create a world for himself.

The new story is set in the glossy American suburbia.Lee discovered that there was enough business hidden here for speculators to use their methods.He recruited an ambitious disciple, a loyal driver, and eccentric collaborators gathered around him to gradually expand the small business.Each success raises the stakes for the next, and the more influential he becomes, the more risks he faces.

Asa German, Kay Custer, Lila Pate and Savannah Gunn join the cast, with Sylvester Stallone reprising his role as Dwight in a special appearance.Jackson is bringing Lee into his own spin-off story, which continues to be created by Taylor Sheridan.

Sheridan wrote all episodes, with Michael Friedman and Christina Alexandra Voros directing.This is also the series project he has participated in after - Landman, The Madison, Dutton Ranch, Lioness and Marshals.

Production companies include 101 Studios, Bosque Ranch Productions, Balboa Productions and Paramount Television.Sheridan, Stallone, and Jackson serve as executive producers along with Friedman and Voros, and the list also includes David C. Glasser, Ronald Burkle, Bob Yari, David Hutkin, LaTanya Richardson Jackson and Keith Cox.

Paramount+ is scheduled to premiere the first two episodes on December 18, 2026, with updates every Friday thereafter.The trailers and posters summarize the expansion of this criminal business as “small town, big scam”.