The Highwayman

1987
The Highwayman

Seasons & Episodes

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EP1 Terror on the Blacktop Sep 20, 1987

A government agent in a supertruck named "Stealth" that is loaded with ultra-high-tech weapons and a helicopter travels the highways, fighting evil.

EP2 Road Lord Mar 04, 1988

Highway investigates the murder of his fellow Marshall, Stephen North (Kent McCord) and finds that there is more to the story. Androids.

EP3 The Hitchhiker Mar 11, 1988

Highwayman transports an alien life form that infects himself and others exposed to it.

EP4 Till Death Duel Us Part Mar 18, 1988

Highway breaks an ex partner out of jail to help clear his name in a bank robbery, on the lamb he finds out differently.

EP5 Summer of '45 Apr 01, 1988

Winthrop goes into a government facility and doesn't come out. Highway and Jetto follow her and find themselves in World War 2.

EP6 Send in the Clones Apr 08, 1988

Highwayman and Jetto befriend a subhuman clone called Mac, only to discover he's been programmed to assassinate the mayor of a major city.

EP7 The Billionaire Body Club Apr 15, 1988

A doctor provides a black market organ donor service to the rich and powerful. Highwayman assists a police officer determined to save her sister from being the next 'donor'.

EP8 Frightmare Apr 22, 1988

A mobster who is looking for the man who will testify against him abducts anyone who might know where he is. Eventually he grabs Winthrop and Highway and Jetto try to find her.

EP9 Warzone Apr 29, 1988

Jetto suffers a head injury causing flashbacks to his time in the service and a previous head injury that caused him to forget the cause of it.

EP10 The Haunted Highway May 06, 1988

Highway and Jetto investigate a murder connected to a mine on native American land. The murder is said to be by native American spirits upset by the mine.
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Released: 20 September 1987 Ended
Producted By: 20th Century Fox Television
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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The Highwaymen fight crime in the near future.

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CrackerJack30 If you are not into classic Sci-Fi shows from the 80s that are rather cheesy, do yourself a favor and just don't watch "The Highwayman". But if you like this kind of shows, if it reminds you of your childhood - go take a look! Yes, some of the SFX was outdated maybe 10 years before this show started, but damn, a truck with a helicopter in it! When I saw that as a child I knew i would love that show.The 80s atmosphere in the episodes is thick, some sequences doesn't even seem to belong to the real world. Is the Highwayman really guarding the streets? Or is he a hero in some kind of a dreamland? Some in-between limbo maybe? Who knows...Imo, Sam Jones is doing a great job as the though lead actor here, and Jacko as Jetto - yeah, yeah, I know he's not a real actor, but b(OY!) does he add some lunatic charm to this show. So, all in all, this is not a hit show from the past that everyone has seen and everyone remembers (like "Knight Rider", which is still around as a rerun every now and then), but believe me, it's worth a view!
redneckrocker99 I had the privilege of watching the movie when it came out in '88. I was 13 and in love w/ sci-fi. Knight Rider, Automan, Airwolf, they all made me wish I had them for myself! When I saw this movie for the first time, I thought I WANT ONE OF THOSE! I mean, come on now, who wouldn't want a heavily armored tractor-trailer that could turn into a helicopter? It was just plain INSANE! And I mean that in a good way. The series introduced the main characters bud who had a unique truck of his own. Although it looked more like a car hauling a Semi-trailer, There was one episode where this particular vehicle came into play and you sit there and say, "wow, now I know why it looks like that!" Back up to the ocean and open the trailer doors and release a mini-sub? How cool is that? Like I said, if you like sci-fi, this is a MUST SEE!
Paul-308 The Highwayman movie that led to the series was action packed and innovative.The semi truck could actually vanish into thin air...(invisible in other words) on command.When the series started,the semi truck was different,and it couldnt go into invisible mode.With lame ratings they thought up the idea to bring Jacko "Energizer Battery Man" (OY!!!) aboard.He couldnt act a lick.Sam Jones always seemed too cocky on the show,sorta like Michael Knight of Knight Rider.I guess with a rig like that MACK,he could be cocky,but the ratings shot him down in the end.The final episode was even on the cheap...scenes from the episode two weeks earlier were re-used as filler.Even TV Guide caught that blatant cheap-out in its review.Heck,with careful editing,the show could have ran many years...with existing footage!! Not a good way to build an audience or to be taken seriously.
blue-78 The highwayman the movie and the t.v. series to me was action packed , interesting and exciting. I like Sam Jones he has great screen appeal. I wish there was more of this series, 8 episodes just wasn't enough. Or maybe a new t.v. movie updating what has been happening to all the feds.