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Here’s everything new Apple TV has coming in September

Apple TV kicks off fall with several high-profile premieres in September, including a Ryan Reynolds film, the return of Slow Horses, a Matthew McConaughey comedy series, and more. Here’s what’s new on Apple TV this September.

Here’s everything new Apple TV has coming in September

Apple TV is set to launch several new series and films in September, including a Ryan Reynolds film, a return of Slow Horses, and a Matthew McConaughey comedy series. The highlight of the month seems to be the Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh collaboration, "Mayday." This genre-defying action-comedy follows U.S. Navy pilot Lieutenant Troy "Assassin" Kelly (Reynolds) who gets stranded behind enemy lines during the Cold War.

He's discovered by Nikolai Ustinov (Branagh), a gruff ex-KGB agent, which leads to an unlikely alliance that could result in his rescue.

Another series that will be available throughout September is "Which of Apple TV's September releases do you plan to watch? Let us know in the comments." It details the story of a detective (Patrick Brammall) trying to find his missing daughter, only to discover she might be alive. The espionage drama series, "The Brothers," starring Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as doppelgängers, explores a lifelong friendship that gets complicated when they discover they might be actual brothers. The series also involves a secret that could change Matthew McConaughey's life.

Currently airing Apple TV shows will continue to release new episodes throughout September, such as "Which of Apple TV's September releases do you plan to watch? Let us know in the comments." For those interested, Apple TV is priced at $12.99 per month or can be included in a discounted Apple One bundle.

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