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I never saw this, but judging from the description (from what I've read during random web surfing) is it the Total Recall TV series that actually mixed elements from other Philip K. Dick stories such as Blade Runner? (Or, is it the other way round, the Blade Runnerl TV series that actually mixed elements from other Philip K. Dick stories such as Total Recall?)

Total Recall 2070, which was indeed vaguely based on Philip K. Dick stuff.

The David Warnermower Man?

Well, that's a guess at least. But not a single correct word.

Alright, since no one's guessing titles, here's a rundown of hints:

Ramón Estevez(Martin Sheen) was around the same age Emilio Estevez currently is.
Michael Easton played the main character.
The series is scifi/cyberpunk.
The series aired on Showtime in the US.
David Warner was in a couple of episodes.

New information:
The name of the series is similar to the name of a movie from the early 90s and vaguely takes place in the same world.

You are correct, sir.

Slight change of plan. No Estevez today. Instead I noticed that this fellow was in a couple of episodes. Hopefully the image quality is good enough to make him recognizable.

This is the only other useful thing I can think to include since there are plenty of clues to lead to the answer. If no one guessed in a couple of days, I will post another image of Ramón Estevez.

That's off-topic but hey, there's an italian movie in the box!  Did you watch it, VampireWombat?

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Not sure which movie you mean. So, probably not. I've only watched a handful of them so far.

Here's an edited image of a dvd set that contains the first episode/tv movie. I thought it was the same set I have, but mine has The Faculty instead of Lifepod, the images for 2 or 3 of the movies are different, and some are located in different locations.

Has General Hospital gone cyberpunk? But yes, it is Michael Easton.

I guess I chose something too obscure. Alright, here's the main character.

Wow, he looks so much like his father at that age.

Huh. Interestingly, Emilio is the same age now as his father was in the image I posted.

Alright, have an Estevez

I liked the casting. Taking the guy who played Superman in a failed movie and making him basically the same character, but with less powers. Taking a guy from Doctor Who and making him play the guy with the time machine. And of course taking the two brothers from Prison Break to be the only ones with any kind of prior relationship.

I have nothing profound. So, this is purely due to looking around and seeing the first dvd with a tv series. I think the guy in the suit is one of the two leads.

I was watching a video talking about how badly the Eternals is doing on Rotten Tomatoes and suddenly was reminded I forgot to check about this. (Both being comic book related).

Guess it's time to look up Brandon Routh so I can find the proper name. Which is... DC's Legends of Tomorrow.

I just realized it's been 2 or 3 years since I watched this. The last episode I remember had vikings worshiping a stand in for Tickle Me Elmo. My brain is broken on the correct name. But if no one else gets it in the next day or two, I'll look up the name.

I doubt this is right, but going to guess anyway to not totally spam...
Watchmen.

I'm suddenly nostalgic for that old show. 

It's available on the Tubi Tv app/website. Which is why I even thought about it at all, having watched 2 episodes this past month.

Indeed. The mediocre scifi series brought to us by the same people who made Xena and Hercules.

Alright, I'll try again.

Forgive me...

Poor Gordon. Crash lands on earth, with most of his planet blown up. And the family doesn't even ask if he has a name, just classifying him as an Alien Life Form and calling him Alf. Even after he tells them his name, which happens to be quite easily pronounced by English speakers, and is even a fairly common name in America...

TLDR: Alf

I'm thinking of a 3 letter word. An acronym, you might say. I'm sure I'll think of it after I make this lovely sandwich. Here kitty kitty.