TV Series1985 · Channel 4 · Ended · 30 min
Max Headroom, the stylish, charming and egotistical artificial intelligence program with a speech impediment, gets to host his own talk show. Done in the same style as Late Night and The Tonight Show, Max Headroom's show includes guest interviews, musical numbers, and short comedy skits. Not to be confused with the sci-fi drama "Max Headroom: 20 Minutes Into the Future" (1987), also starring the stuttering software.
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Matt Frewer
Max Headroom
29 episodes
Paul Shearer
Ridley (Talk Show Crew: Stage Manager)
10 episodes
Sting
Self
2 episodes
Simon Le Bon
Self
1 episode
Nick Rhodes
Self
1 episode
Roger Daltrey
Self
1 episode
Michael Caine
Self
1 episode
Vidal Sassoon
Self
1 episode
Oliver Reed
Self
1 episode
Tracey Ullman
Self
1 episode
Rutger Hauer
Self
1 episode
David Byrne
Self
1 episode
Howie Mandel
Self
1 episode
Jack Lemmon
Self
1 episode
Jackson Browne
Self
1 episode
Jackie Collins
Self
1 episode
Boy George
Self
1 episode
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