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Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson’s new show is all about Texas.
“Brothers” sees McConaughey and Harrelson play fictionalized versions of themselves, whose lifelong friendship is thrown into chaos when they learn that they might actually be brothers. The eight-episode series filmed in Austin last year.
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Since the show is set and filmed in Texas, there are several specific Lone Star State references and locations that appear in it.
Here’s a look at all the Texas references and locations featured in season 1, episode 5, “Valentine’s Day,” which aired Oct. 14 on Apple TV.
Editor’s note: Spoilers for “Brothers” below.
Kruger’s Diamond Jewelers
At 11:24, Wyatt (Nolan Almeida) and Kai (Oona Mei Yaffe) go shopping for jewelry.
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Kruger’s Diamond Jewelers in Austin appears in “Brothers” season 1, episode 5. Screenshot Apple TV
This was filmed outside Kruger’s Diamond Jewelers in Austin at 722 Congress Ave.
Wheatsville Food Co-op
At 13:50, McConaughey and Harrelson shop for dinner.
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Austin’s Wheatsville Food Co-op appears in “Brothers” season 1, episode 5. Screenshot Apple TV
This was filmed at Wheatsville Food Co-op in Austin at 4001 S. Lamar Blvd. suite E.
Paramount Theatre
At 14:05, McConaughey and Harrelson try to save Wyatt from being arrested.
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Austin’s Paramount Theatre appears in “Brothers” season 1, episode 5. Screenshot Apple TV
The duo park their truck outside the Paramount Theatre in Austin at 713 Congress Ave.
The Long Center for the Performing Arts
At 17 minutes, McConaughey and Harrelson are stopped by a police officer.
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Austin’s Long Center for the Performing Arts appears in “Brothers” season 1, episode 5. Screenshot Apple TV
This was filmed near the Long Center for the Performing Arts in Austin at 701 W. Riverside Drive.
“Brothers” airs Wednesdays on Apple TV.
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Brayden Garcia is the entertainment reporter at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, where he mainly writes about how the film and TV industry impacts North Texas, from Taylor Sheridan shows to the Fort Worth Film Commission and everything in between.