I’m not going to sit here and tell you that Tulsa King‘s second season is compelling, high-end, prestige drama. It most certainly is not. However, when you have the always charismatic Sylvester Stallone surrounded by terrific (and personal favorite) character actors like Frank Grillo, Neal McDonough, Martin Starr, and Domenick Lombardozzi (among others), you can forgive almost all the story’s shortcomings, including its predictability and cheesiness. The fact of the matter is that this is just a fun show, flaws be damned — a sort of Diet Coke version of The Sopranos that I will eagerly tune in to week after week, season after season.