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Max Headroom (1985-1988) [Online-Exclusive] Miscellaneous adding advanced internal tuning partsMax Headroom Online Exclusive Exhibit Max Headroom, known as the "first computer generated television host", was played by Matt Frewer. He was known for his commentary, arrogant wit, and his pitch shifting voice. He was created by 3 people and made his first appearance in the TV film, Max Headroom: 20 Minutes into the Future on April 4, 1985. Max Headroom became so popular that he was featured in a soda commercial and he made an appearance in the 1989