He strung upon us by rising out of a title screen full of static in the Channel 4 TV movie : 20 Minutes into the Future. The real (Fair use) Via Wikimedia Commons.If you were a bored British teenager and future Hackaday writer vegging out in front of your parents’ TV on an April night in 1985, you’d have caught ’s genesis. He also made unscheduled showings on two Chicago TV stations in an audacious hack that has never been explained and whose culprit has never been found. He looks a little quaint for viewers with a few decades viewing experience of CGI, but in his day he was cutting-edge cypberpunk TV.
was a supposedly computer generated TV show host and VJ with a pseudomechanical stutter, a slightly blocky rendered head, and a moving background of rendered lines. Those of you with long memories and a compulsive TV viewing habit might remember, a quirky piece of TV ephemera from the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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