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Apple TV unveils Matthew McConaughey comedy series from ‘The Office’ alum

Apple TV has a new original comedy series—Brothers—coming next month with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson. Here’s the trailer.

Apple TV unveils Matthew McConaughey comedy series from ‘The Office’ alum

Apple TV has introduced an upcoming original comedy series titled "Brothers," set to debut on September 23rd. This show stars Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson, who play fictionalized versions of themselves in this story. The series, created by Lee Eisenberg, follows the friendship of the two characters as it faces turmoil when they discover a decades-old secret: they may be actual brothers.

The plot thickens as Woody's daughter's engagement troubles lead to a visit to Matthew's ranch in Austin, where the truth about their familial connection becomes a source of chaos and confusion. Meanwhile, Matthew grapples with the possibility of running for governor of Texas, adding a layer of political intrigue to the narrative.

The series promises a blend of heartfelt storytelling, chaotic humor, and exploration of themes such as friendship, family, fame, and the blurred lines between truth and myth. "Brothers" joins other September releases on Apple TV, including a new season of "Slow Horses," an original crime thriller "Last Seen," and the film "Mayday" starring Ryan Reynolds. The show is priced at $12.99 per month or can be accessed through the Apple One bundle.

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