As Episode 6 of Tulsa King unfolds, we are once again greeted by the sight of Pilot, the venerable white house, eluding its confines with yet another daring escape. It transpires that Roxy, the eccentric companion of Armand, harbors a hidden agenda as an informant for the ATF. She whispers of Dwight, deeming him "the genuine article," fueling Stacy's protective instincts, though Doug, her steadfast partner, insists on prying deeper into Roxy's intel. Doug's probing unearths a link to the mafia that's been on the FBI's radar, prompting him to sound the alarm.
Pete, unimpressed, scorns Chickie's suggestion to target Tina and Dwight, but the Capo's mind is already ablaze with possibilities. Meanwhile, Dwight lingers outside Tina's shop, confessing his hand in Nice's demise. Her heart races with fear for her family's safety, yet Dwight assures her with a steely gaze that Pete won't tolerate any harm coming to them. His world revolves solely around her.
Tyson arrives, weaving a tapestry of Dwight's absence, igniting a sense of urgency within him. Concerned about the police's potential connection to Bohdi, they rush to his shop, only to find it shuttered and his phone line dead. Doug, unrelenting, phones FBI Agent Ruiz, spilling the beans on Dwight.
Roxy, playing both sides, counsels Manny to broker peace between Dwight and Waltrip, warning that the escalating feud could spell disaster for both camps. Tina's phone rings, a silent caller haunting her thoughts. Dwight senses danger and vows to shield her from harm, reaching out to Goodie, the family's wise Consigliere, proposing a face-to-face in Tulsa to address the mounting issues. Pete, pragmatic as ever, grants permission, stipulating that as long as Dwight's contributions flow uninterrupted, he remains untouchable.
The following dawn, Stacy confronts Dwight, her voice laced with desperation as she lays bare the predicament they now face. The FBI's involvement looms large, and she pleads for him to put an end to it all. But Dwight's shadow seems to stretch across every horizon, his troubles following him wherever he goes.
Agent Ruiz and his team descend upon Bodhi's abode, then his weed den, ransacking the safe that once harbored a stash of contraband and cash. Dwight's warnings, echoing in vain, couldn't prevent the loss. Efforts to quell the animosity between Waltrip and Dwight prove futile, both sides dug in their heels, stirring up more trouble than they sought to quell.
At Mitch's establishment, Bohdi breaks the news to the fully assembled group, his face beaming with anticipation. To his surprise, Dwight reveals that he and Mitch had anticipated an FBI raid and had preemptively cleared out everything, leaving nothing for the authorities to seize. Bohdi's joy knows no bounds, and Dwight warmly invites him to join them for dinner, reassured that Bohdi had not betrayed him to the law.
As they dine, Dwight formally introduces Spencer, the charming waitress who frequents his usual café, to the group. When Bohdi inquires about Pilot, Spencer's tone turns somber, explaining that due to his relentless escapes, the decision has been made to euthanize him. Touched by this, Dwight accompanies Spencer to Pilot's owner, where he not only purchases the dog but also hires Spencer to temporarily care for him.
Stacy, in a desperate attempt, tries to persuade Dwight to turn in Waltrip, but her efforts fall flat, leaving a sour taste in the air. The exchange feels like a final parting, hinting at irreconcilable differences.
Dwight then takes Pilot to the farm, where Armand assigns him a week-long stint in the open fields. After agreeing to the payment terms, the owner grants temporary sanctuary to Pilot, but with the understanding that he must find a permanent home soon.
The episode reaches its climax with a double-edged attack on the Manfredi family. As anticipated, Chickie strikes, ambushing Emory, Tina's husband, in a dark alley and breaking his arm, forcing him into a hospital bed. Meanwhile, Pike, Roxy's lover, is dispatched solo to Mitch's bar with a sinister mission: to eliminate Mitch. But fates, as Dwight and Mitch band together, turning the tables on Pike and emerging victorious.
