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Shout! Factory released Max Headroom: The Complete Series on DVD in the United States and Canada on August 10, 2010.Max became a celebrity outside the television series. He was the spokesman for New Coke (after the return of Coke Classic), delivering the slogan "Catch the wave!" (in his trademark staccato, stuttering playback as "Ca-ca-ca-ca-ca-catch the wave!"). In the UK, Max appeared in television commercials for Radio Rentals. He also hosted an interview show on the Cinemax cable channel, called The Original Max Talking Headroom Show.
In 1987, Frewer appeared as Max Headroom in a segment for Sesame Street. He recites the alphabet with selected commentary on some of the letters.[2]
An older-looking Max has been used in a campaign to inform UK households of the impending digital TV switchover.[3] As he is looked after by a caretaker, he moans about being with the other "relics," and then talks about digital TV. He says that Channel 4 is now suddenly "20 years into the future," making a subtle reference to 20 Minutes into the Future. His sense of humor remains intact.Art of Noise featured an overdubbed Max on the song "Paranoimia".[4] Max was also featured on a single titled "Merry Christmas Santa Claus (You're a Lovely Guy)" released by Chrysalis Records.[5]
Max Headroom also showed up at the 1988 Winter Olympics.In 1986, Quicksilva released a Max Headroom game, which was sold in the UK for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64. The game's plot was to protect Edison Carter from criminals armed with guns, whilst rescuing Max. The NewTek "Demo Reel One" featured a Max Headroom grab. Newtek was a company which developed Commodore Amiga solutions including a digital video sampler
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Shout! Factory released Max Headroom: The Complete Series on DVD in the United States and Canada on August 10, 2010.Max became a celebrity outside the television series. He was the spokesman for New Coke (after the return of Coke Classic), delivering the slogan "Catch the wave!" (in his trademark staccato, stuttering playback as "Ca-ca-ca-ca-ca-catch the wave!"). In the UK, Max appeared in television commercials for Radio Rentals. He also hosted an interview show on the Cinemax cable channel, called The Original Max Talking Headroom Show.
In 1987, Frewer appeared as Max Headroom in a segment for Sesame Street. He recites the alphabet with selected commentary on some of the letters.[2]
An older-looking Max has been used in a campaign to inform UK households of the impending digital TV switchover.[3] As he is looked after by a caretaker, he moans about being with the other "relics," and then talks about digital TV. He says that Channel 4 is now suddenly "20 years into the future," making a subtle reference to 20 Minutes into the Future. His sense of humor remains intact.Art of Noise featured an overdubbed Max on the song "Paranoimia".[4] Max was also featured on a single titled "Merry Christmas Santa Claus (You're a Lovely Guy)" released by Chrysalis Records.[5]
Max Headroom also showed up at the 1988 Winter Olympics.In 1986, Quicksilva released a Max Headroom game, which was sold in the UK for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64. The game's plot was to protect Edison Carter from criminals armed with guns, whilst rescuing Max. The NewTek "Demo Reel One" featured a Max Headroom grab. Newtek was a company which developed Commodore Amiga solutions including a digital video sampler
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