| 1. | Max Headroom: Season 1 | 1987 |
| 2. | Max Headroom: Season 2 | 1987 |
Max Headroom
It is the day after tomorrow, and television networks rule the planet. The TV sets themselves do not turn off, and the programming is designed to keep citizens in a state of complacency. Society is in a shambles, with poverty rampant. In the shadows of the Networks, untold millions live on the streets with only a TV to their names, and many can only make their living by selling dead bodies on the organ transplant black market. The one ray of hope is Edison Carter, investigative reporter for Network 23. Edison covers the stories that matter, and he is the voice of the people who have no other. Edison, of course, winds up on the wrong side of some very bad men who try their best to have him killed. An attempt to find out what he knows by reading his brain with a computer inadvertently creates a stuttering, manic computer simulation of Edison that calls itself Max.
Top TV reporter Max Edison discovers Network 23 is experimenting with advertising that is lethal to some viewers. His boss tries to kill him and copy his mind to a controllable simulation. Instead Edison survives - and Max Headroom is born.
Theora's brother gets involved in "raking" - a violent underground sport that is a cross between skateboarding and roller-derby.
While Max attempts to fill the many gaps in his and Edison's memory, a young woman goes missing, revealing the shadowy world of involuntary organ donation.
The CEO of Security Systems, the world's largest security center, fears there may be danger behind the possible purchase of her company by an unknown buyer.
Edison and the Network 23 team are dumbfounded when a lesser rival network appears to be always at the scenes of recent terrorist attacks for the big ratings-drawing exclusives.
A group of unidentified anarchists who are known only as Blanks terrorize the city's central computer systems.
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Jeffrey Tambor | Murray McKenzie |
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Matt Frewer | Edison Carter |
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William Morgan Sheppard | Blank Reg |
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George Coe | Ben Cheviot |
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Amanda Pays | Theora Jones |
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Chris Young | Bryce Lynch |
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Hank Garrett | Gene Ashwell |
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Lee Wilkof | Edwards |
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Virginia Kiser | Julia Formby |
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Judi M. Durand | Computer |
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Ricardo Gutiérrez | Martinez |
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Arsenio 'Sonny' Trinidad | Ped Xing |
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J.W. Smith | Rik |
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Concetta Tomei | Blank Dominique |
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Michael Paul Chan | |
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Rick Ducommun | Mahler |
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Lee De Broux | |
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Jere Burns | Breughel |
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Sherman Howard | Simon Peller |
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Jay Arlen Jones | |
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Lisa Niemi | Janie Crane |
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Rob Narita | Joel |
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Les Collins | |
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Heath Jobes | |
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Tom Everett | Tracher |
| Director | Thomas J. Wright |
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| Tommy Lee Wallace |
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| Farhad Mann |
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| Francis Delia |
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| Writer | Steve Roberts, James Crocker, Michael Cassutt, Joe Gannon, Martin Pasko, Rebecca Parr Cioffi | |
| Producer | Jim Bratkowsky, Philip DeGuere, Brian E. Frankish, Bruno George, Peter Wagg, Rebecca Parr Cioffi, Sheila Wenz | |
| Musician | Cory Lerios | |
| Photography | Paul Goldsmith, Robert M. Stevens | |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
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| Layers | Single side, Single layer |
| Index | 6723 |
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| Added Date | Dec 16, 2019 16:03:31 |
| Modified Date | Sep 06, 2024 18:31:07 |