The Max Headroom Show Episode Rating Graph
Mar 1987 - May 1998
Mar 1987 - May 1998
7.5
Browse episode ratings trends for The Max Headroom Show. Simply click on the interactive rating graph to explore the best and worst of The Max Headroom Show's 14 episodes.
S2 Ep3
7.8
2nd Oct 1987
Rival Network 66 attempts to defeat Network 23 in a ratings-based election by introducing a ""watch while you sleep"" device into its programming to cause people to leave their TV sets on all night.
S1 Ep1
7.7
31st Mar 1987
In the near future, when TVs can't be shut off and ratings are all that matter, investigative reporter Edison Carter and his computer-generated alter ego Max Headroom battle to keep the "blank" generation informed. In the opener, Carter stumbles across his own network's cover-up of a sometimes deadly new form of TV advertising called "blipverts".
S1 Ep2
7.6
7th Apr 1987
Theora goes AWOL when she learns her estranged brother is involved in the brutal and dangerous ""sport"" of raking, which the promoters are trying to have legalized and televised.
S1 Ep3
7.6
14th Apr 1987
Breughel and Mahler are stealing live bodies from the Fringes and selling them to Nightingales Body Bank. The wealthy Plantaganet wants pituitarys from the bodies for an operation which could save his aging mother. While Carter races to save a Fringer girl's life, Cheviot is more concerned that Max is offending Network 23's biggest sponsor, ZikZak, who have decided to buy him.
S2 Ep7
6.9
5th May 1988
Network 23 censors go a step too far when they try to shut down a secret school in the fringes, because it's using pirated Network 23 instructional programming.
S2 Ep6
6.9
28th Apr 1988
Zik-Zak introduces Neurostim, a device to directly stimulate the brain and bypass the need to use television for advertising.
S1 Ep6
7.1
5th May 1987
As the ""blanks"" -- undesirables with no computer records -- are rounded up and arrested, the networks face permanent cancellation by hackers who threaten to crash the city's entire computer system if their companions aren't released.
S2 Ep5
7.2
16th Oct 1987
A video narcotic is causing people to leave their TVs tuned to Big Time Television twenty-four hours a day.
S1 Ep1
7.7
31st Mar 1987
In the near future, when TVs can't be shut off and ratings are all that matter, investigative reporter Edison Carter and his computer-generated alter ego Max Headroom battle to keep the "blank" generation informed. In the opener, Carter stumbles across his own network's cover-up of a sometimes deadly new form of TV advertising called "blipverts".
S1 Ep2
7.6
7th Apr 1987
Theora goes AWOL when she learns her estranged brother is involved in the brutal and dangerous ""sport"" of raking, which the promoters are trying to have legalized and televised.
S1 Ep3
7.6
14th Apr 1987
Breughel and Mahler are stealing live bodies from the Fringes and selling them to Nightingales Body Bank. The wealthy Plantaganet wants pituitarys from the bodies for an operation which could save his aging mother. While Carter races to save a Fringer girl's life, Cheviot is more concerned that Max is offending Network 23's biggest sponsor, ZikZak, who have decided to buy him.
S1 Ep4
7.5
21st Apr 1987
Carter is accused of credit fraud and becomes a fugitive after delving into the hostile takeover of Security Systems, the world's most powerful corporation.
S1 Ep5
7.5
28th Apr 1987
In the middle of a global ratings sweep programmer packager Frank Braddock tries to sell Network 23 a package covering the activities of a terrorist group, the White Brigade. Edison and Murray become suspicious when Breakthru TV, who have bought the package, start broadcasting terrorist bombings as soon as they occur.
S1 Ep6
7.1
5th May 1987
As the ""blanks"" -- undesirables with no computer records -- are rounded up and arrested, the networks face permanent cancellation by hackers who threaten to crash the city's entire computer system if their companions aren't released.
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The first episode of The Max Headroom Show aired on March 31, 1987.
The last episode of The Max Headroom Show aired on May 12, 1998.
There are 14 episodes of The Max Headroom Show.
There are 2 seasons of The Max Headroom Show.
No.
The Max Headroom Show has ended.