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Encyclopedia > Blipverts (Max Headroom)
Max Headroom (TV series) episode
“Blipverts”
Episode no. Season 1
Episode 1
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Original airdate March 31, 1987
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// Introduction Max Headroom was a short-run but ground breaking U.S. science fiction television series that grew out of a one-hour British TV movie titled 20 Minutes into the Future. To create a background story for their announcer, Channel 4 created a one-hour TV movie describing the... March 31 is the 90th day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar (91st in Leap years), with 275 days remaining. ... 1987 (MCMLXXXVII) was a common year starting on Thursday of the Gregorian calendar. ...


Introduction

"Blipverts" is the first regular episode of the science-fiction television series Max Headroom. // Introduction Max Headroom was a short-run but ground breaking U.S. science fiction television series that grew out of a one-hour British TV movie titled 20 Minutes into the Future. To create a background story for their announcer, Channel 4 created a one-hour TV movie describing the...


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"Blipverts" was the reworked version of the original "20 Minutes Into the Future" film. The only actor other than Matt Frewer to appear in both versions of the story was Amanda Pays (as Theora Jones, Edison Carter's "controller"). W. Morgan Sheppard would reprise his role as Blank Reg later on in the series (but not in this episode), making him the only other actor to have thus crossed over. All other roles were recast, and several characters (most notably Bryce Lynch) were made far less sinister. Also, in the original film the character of Max Headroom existed as a physical hardware unit, which in the end was "stolen" by Blank Reg and his underachieving pirate network, "Big-Time TV", and went to work for them; but in "Blipverts" and for the rest of the series it was established that Max existed only as software, an independently-acting computer program which (who?) escapes into the Network 23 mainframe and in the end elects to stay there. Amanda Pays (born on 6 June 1959 in London, England) is an English actress. ... Edison Carter was one of the main characters in the science fiction television series Max Headroom. ... Bryce Lynch is a key character in the Max Headroom television series. ... Network 23 was the television network the protagonist, Edison Carter, worked for in the science fiction TV show Max Headroom. ...


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