Tulsa King

[Pete]

https://tvline.com/news/tulsa-king-c...rs-1235198285/

Casting agency quits in Atlanta. Says Sly was disparaging.

It demonstrates how much filming is done in Georgia if an Atlanta-based casting agency can choose to walk away from a hit TV show.

[barrettd]

https://tvline.com/news/tulsa-king-c...rs-1235198285/

Casting agency quits in Atlanta. Says Sly was disparaging.

I really wasn't even sure if they were producing a second season. This may be the only thing I've heard about it since the move to Atlanta.

[Jake]

Not sure if there's just a generic "OKC Film" thread so I figured I would mention it here: https://www.oklahoman.com/story/ente...n/73116936007/

According to this there's a push to add an incentive to make live studio audience type shows like sitcoms and game shows. Since, like with everything, Texas will start outcompeting Oklahoma. Seems...interesting? Sitcoms still exist?

[mugofbeer]

I really wasn't even sure if they were producing a second season. This may be the only thing I've heard about it since the move to Atlanta.

Tulsa King totally lost my interest since they left town.

[barrettd]

Tulsa King totally lost my interest since they left town.

Yeah, it was awesome to see OKC featured prominently in a show, but that was really what kept me watching.

[HOT ROD]

ditto

[baralheia]

I'm still interested in the storyline... but I agree, my level of interest has dropped considerably since they decided not to film here.