Love the one about the terrorists packaging their product to TV.

It's been sitting on my shelf for some odd reason. Now, let's marathon M-M-a-a-x-x.

Love this. Forgot that was Jeffrey Tambor, lol. Fantastic.

Oh yeah, this was great. Not really but for its time it was new.

Taking a stroll down memory lane. Rented the whole series!

Disc four. Some of the acting was terrible, and the fight scene looked like they were staged by a monkey, but there was weird satire that hasn't been seen since The Prisoner. (McGoohan's version, not... more

Disc four. Some of the acting was terrible, and the fight scene looked like they were staged by a monkey, but there was weird satire that hasn't been seen since The Prisoner. (McGoohan's version, not that awful AMC crap.)

I have a sudden unexplainable craving for Zik Zak.....anything.

Disc two. I don't know what it is, but every villain in this show has to glower furiously to the point of caricature.

Disc one. It's a little painful to watch.

It would be so cool to see Max again,perhaps hawking Coke Cola again.Max,Alf and Mr.T should do a show about the 80's for Vh1.

Obviously dated, but still a brilliant satire on culture and society.

Since I didn't watch this series when it was broadcast, I'm watching the bonus disc before going through the episodes.

The original story.....For those unaware that is the tv movie that started it all.

Finishing "Security Systems."

Still waiting to get the collected MH on dvd. Soon, soon (I hope!) Still amazingly good, 25 years on...

I saw the Rebus Tape.

Love this show, but I find their depiction of the Japanese to be a little troublesome.

I remember seeing this guy on TV when I was a kid and not knowing if he was real or ?

I am watching Max Headroom - 20 Minutes Into The Future

Still 20 minutes into the future. Genius. One of my all time favorite shows.
Edison: When did TV news become entertainment.
Murray: Since it was invented...

Look, Ma! I'm 20 minutes into the future!

Watching the original UK version of the TV movie "20 minutes Into The Future", which was the first episode of the American version. I LOVED that show. It was the first show in my life that was too... more

Watching the original UK version of the TV movie "20 minutes Into The Future", which was the first episode of the American version. I LOVED that show. It was the first show in my life that was too smart for the U.S. audience. (The 2nd time was "Charlie Jade".) You actually had to *pay attention* because there was not only the witty dialogue, there was stuff going on *on screen*.

I like to call it A-DRIVEL-INE... HAHAHAHAH

this show is my crack addiction. 20 yrs later, disturbing how accurate this show was!

I get frustrated w ppl who underestimated this show's relevance.

Wooo got my dvds!! Watching special features

recently rewatched both series and did enjoy them ... even if the 'tech' was outdated.