URGENT UPDATE: Following a dramatic character death in Paramount+’s Mayor of Kingstown, actor Lane Garrison is set to join the cast of Tulsa King, another series created by Taylor Sheridan. Garrison’s character, Carney, met a shocking end during the latest episode of Mayor of Kingstown, which aired on October 15, 2023.
In a jaw-dropping twist, Garrison’s character was killed by Cortez, leaving the show’s protagonist, Mike McLusky, without a steadfast ally. Garrison expressed his surprise at this turn of events during an interview with TV Insider, stating, “I was a little shocked… The bad news is we’re killing you. The good news? We’re bringing you to Tulsa King.”
Garrison’s transition to Tulsa King comes as the series continues to release episodes for its third season. Although specific details regarding his new role remain under wraps, he is eager to reunite with co-star Michael Beach, who has also appeared in both shows. Garrison humorously remarked, “If I die, I’m not doing it,” reflecting on his frequent on-screen character deaths.
This development arrives at a pivotal time for Sheridan, who recently announced a shift from Paramount to NBCUniversal, although his contract with Paramount continues until 2028. As he prepares to create at least 20 new shows for NBC’s streaming service, Peacock, the potential for Garrison to feature in upcoming projects is undeniable.
Fans of both Mayor of Kingstown and Tulsa King are buzzing with excitement over Garrison’s continued collaboration with Sheridan. The actor has previously appeared in the acclaimed Yellowstone during its second season, further cementing his connection to Sheridan’s universe.
As season three of Tulsa King unfolds, viewers are eager to learn more about Garrison’s new character and hope for a chance to see him thrive rather than face another demise. With the evolving landscape of television and Sheridan’s ambitious plans, Garrison’s future in this gritty world remains a hot topic.
Stay tuned for more updates as fans speculate on Garrison’s next move and the impact of Sheridan’s new deal.
