Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson Explain Their ‘Brothers’ TV Idea — and What Happened at the Emmys
The actors who have been the closest of friends for three decades believe they may be half-brothers, and their 2026 Emmys bit teed up what to expect from their new Apple TV comedy inspired by the theory.
This week, streaming enthusiasts have a plethora of new shows to binge-watch across various platforms. The Apple TV original "Brothers" reunites Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson in a surreal comedy, as the two actors play heightened versions of themselves. A family secret is revealed when Ma Mac (Holland Taylor) admits that the longtime pals might share a dad, leading Matthew to consider a run for Texas governor.
Meanwhile, Netflix returns with "A Different World," following freshman Deborah Wayne (Maleah Joi Moon) as she navigates the complicated world of inheriting her parents' legacy while trying to forge her own path. On Hulu, "American Horror Story: 13" promises a terrifying family reunion, with returning favorites Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, and Emma Roberts in Ryan Murphy's twisted world.
Meanwhile, the NBC drama "Line of Fire" follows a family of government agents, including Secret Service agent Mike (Peter Krause) and U.S. Marshal Jane (Hope Davis), as they investigate a conspiracy targeting their profession.
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