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Lee Eisenberg.
American television writer
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Lee Eisenberg is serving as showrunner for a new series set in Austin, with talent moving between Apple TV and HBO.Well supported4 reports
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Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson are collaborating on a new series called Brothers, serving as co-stars, showrunners, and executive producers.Some support2 reports
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Apple TV StructuralBoth Amazon, Apple TV, and Fandango platforms host the film "Semolina Pilchard".Moves Lee Eisenberg
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Chicago Shared contextThe NLRB required certification of a union election for nurses at Edward Hospital in Chicago.Moves Lee Eisenberg
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Apple TV Structural
Lee Eisenberg serves as the showrunner and co-executive producer for Apple TV series.
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Brothers Structural
Lee Eisenberg serves as the showrunner for the venue Brothers.
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Matthew McConaughey Structural
Lee Eisenberg serves as the producer and showrunner for series featuring Matthew McConaughey, whom they co-created.
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David West Read Transactional
A and B collaborated on a comedy show; A served as the original writer and they are jointly credited as co-creators.
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Chicago Shared context
Lee Eisenberg is associated with Chicago through his professional work as a head writer and public appearances.
History
Events by the month they beganJune 2026
3 events- Apple TV announced the comedy series Brothers. Eisenberg serves as showrunner and producer. The character travels to Austin for an extended stay.
- Lee Eisenberg is serving as showrunner for a new series set in Austin, with talent moving between Apple TV and HBO.
- Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson are collaborating on a new series called Brothers, serving as co-stars, showrunners, and executive producers.