Episode 6 of Tulsa King commences with another dramatic escape of Pilot, the venerable white house, from its confines. It transpires that Roxy, the eccentric girl employed by Armand, is in fact an undercover informant for the ATF. She speaks highly of Dwight, labeling him as "the genuine article." Stacy endeavors to safeguard him, but Doug, her partner, insists that Roxy reveal more. He swiftly establishes a link to the mafia that the FBI is after and decides to alert them. Pete scolds Chickie for suggesting Tina and Dwight as targets, yet the Capo has taken mental note.
Dwight loiters around Tina's shop and informs her that he eliminated Nice. Her fear for her family's safety surfaces, but Dwight reassures her that Pete will not permit harm. He reiterates that she is the sole matter of importance to him. Tyson picks up Dwight and recounts the entire narrative of what unfolded in his absence. Dwight is immediately concerned about the police's potential connection to Bohdi, and they rush to visit him. However, the shop is shuttered, and he is unreachable.
Doug informs FBI Agent Ruiz about Dwight, while Roxy advises Manny to convince Dwight to reconcile with Waltrip. She warns that the persisting enmity could gravely damage both parties. Tina receives a mysterious phone call, leaving her bewildered and apprehensive. Dwight senses her distress and assures her that he will investigate. He then contacts Goodie, the Consigliere of the family, suggesting he fly to Tulsa to address the situation. Pete agrees, stating that as long as Dwight submits their share, he is to remain untouched.
The next morning, Stacy confronts Dwight, explaining her dire situation. She also reveals that the FBI is now involved, urging him to cease his actions. She warns that this turmoil will persist wherever he goes. Ruiz and his team descend upon Bodhi's residence and his weed shop, ransacking his safe, leaving behind neither weed nor cash. Despite Dwight's repeated warnings to Bodhi to relocate it, everything is gone. The attempts to broker a truce between Waltrip and Dwight falter, as neither is willing to yield, instead escalating tensions further.
At Mitch's, Bohdi disseminates the news to the gathered group. Dwight shocks him by revealing that Mitch and he had anticipated the FBI raid and had emptied the place before they could strike. Bohdi is elated, and Dwight invites him to join the others for dinner. He is also convinced that Bohdi did not betray Dwight to the FBI. Spencer, the waitress at Dwight's favorite cafe, is formally introduced to him. When he inquiries about Pilot, she reveals that they are considering putting him down due to his repeated escapes.
Dwight accompanies Spencer to Pilot's owner and purchases him. He also engages Spencer to temporarily care for Pilot. Stacy's futile attempts to persuade Dwight to betray Waltrip leave her with a bitter taste in her mouth, signaling a potential final farewell. Dwight takes Pilot to the farm, where Armand places him in the field for a week. Upon payment, the owner allows Pilot to remain, but he must find a new home soon.
In the climax of the episode, the Manfredi family encounters a double-edged assault. As anticipated, Chickie, lurking in a shadowy alley, springs upon Emory, Tina's beloved husband, breaking his arm with a brutal strike and forcing him into the hospital's embrace. Meanwhile, Pike, Roxy's trusted companion, is dispatched alone to Mitch's bar with the sinister intention of eliminating him. However, Pike's mission is thwarted as he is confronted by a determined duo - Mitch and Dwight, who together overwhelm and defeat him.
