McConaughey and Harrelson star in Apple comedy 'Brothers'
Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 23 Sept, 20:14 · Archive
Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson star in a new Apple TV comedy about the possibility they might be related.
The show is a meta-comedy where the actors play fictional versions of themselves, drawing on their real-life friendship and previous collaboration on True Detective. The series has received mixed reviews, with some describing it as entertaining and others as occasionally amusing but aimless.

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- Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Brothers’ On Apple TV, Where Matthew McConaughey And Woody Harrelson – Already Bros – Might Be BrothersAlright, alright, alright now.New York Post · 23 Sept, 20:00
- Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson play caricatures of themselves in Apple’s bizarre ‘Brothers’: review"Brothers" starring Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson is a messy stew of ideas that’s occasionally amusing, but also aimless.New York Post · 23 Sept, 08:00
- Brothers review – Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey’s super-fun sitcom about the chance they’re relatedThe actors co-star in a lightly fictionalised meta-comedy about their real-life bromance – and possible sharing of parents. It’s a tasty little treat The cheek! The indulgence! The privilege! Did anyone, anywhere in 2026, look up from news of a world in flames and say, what we really need now is a meta-comedy where two actors play gently self-satirising fictional versions of themselves? They did not, and yet here are Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson. They once co-starred in the first season of True Detective , one of TV’s darkest and best crime dramas, but otherwise their personae…The Guardian · 23 Sept, 05:00
- How to watch Matthew McConaughey, Woody Harrelson in ‘Brothers’ for freeThe "heartfelt, chaotic and wildly funny" comedy is partially inspired by the actors' lives.New York Post · 22 Sept, 23:45
In this story: Matthew McConaughey · Woody Harrelson · Apple · True Detective
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