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Back to the Future Part II

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	*On December 12, 2008, Marty McFly's Hoverboard was sold at an auction between $30,000 and $50,000.		*On December 12, 2008, Marty McFly's Hoverboard was sold at an auction between $30,000 and $50,000.
	* The sports scores Biff hears on the radio are actual scores from that day. <ref>http://www.cbsnews.com/elements/2008/07/26/entertainment/photoessay4296728_0_11_photo.shtml</ref>		* The sports scores Biff hears on the radio are actual scores from that day. <ref>http://www.cbsnews.com/elements/2008/07/26/entertainment/photoessay4296728_0_11_photo.shtml</ref>
-	* When going back to 1955, the time circuits flicker to 1885 for a second, which is where "Doc" is sent when struck by lightning and where Marty goes in the 3rd film.	+	* When going back to 1955, the time circuits flicker to 1885 for a second, which is where "Doc" is sent when struck by lightning and where Marty goes in [[back to the future part 3]]

	==Video games==		==Video games==

Back to the Future

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-	{{quote\|He wasn't in time for his classes... He was never in time for dinner... Then one day... He wasn't in his time at all.\|tagline}}	+	{{quote\|He wasn't in time for his classes... He was never in time for dinner... Then one day... He wasn't in his time at all.\|tagline}}
		+	{{Quote\| 17 year old Marty McFly got home early last night. 30 years early.\|tagline}}
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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	===1985===		===1985===
-	On [[October 25]], [[1985]], [[Marty McFly]], a 17-year old high school senior, visits the home of his friend, an eccentric local scientist named [[Dr. Emmett L. Brown]], but finds that "Doc" is not there. Moments before Marty had walked in, a report came across the television about missing and stolen [[plutonium]]. As Marty walks into Doc's house, he kicks his [[skateboard]] and it runs into a box of plutonium that is under Doc's bed. Marty, however, does not notice the box and proceeds to hook his guitar up to the giant [[CRM-114 amplifier\|amplifier]] that Doc has constructed. Marty turns the amplifier settings to their highest points and strums his guitar. The amp blows up and sends Marty flying into the shelves behind him. Marty soon after receives a call from Doc asking him to meet him at 1:15 AM in the parking lot at [[Twin Pines Mall]]. As Marty agrees, the clocks in Doc's basement chime the hour. When Doc Brown remarks that the clocks are 25 minutes behind, proof that an [[Doc's 25 minute experiment\|experiment]] was successful, Marty realizes that he is late for school.	+	On [[October 25]], [[1985]], [[Marty McFly]], a 17-year old high school senior, visits the home of his friend, an eccentric local scientist named [[Dr. Emmett L. Brown]], but finds that "Doc" is not there. Moments before Marty had walked in, a report came across the television about missing and stolen [[plutonium]]. As Marty walks into Doc's house, he kicks his [[skateboard]] and it runs into a box of plutonium that is under Doc's bed. Marty, however, does not notice the box and proceeds to hook his guitar up to the giant [[CRM-114 amplifier\|amplifier]] that Doc has constructed. Marty turns the amplifier settings to their highest points and strums his guitar. The amp blows up and sends Marty flying into the shelves behind him. Marty soon after receives a call from Doc asking him to meet him at 1:15 AM in the parking lot at [[Twin Pines Mall]] and was told not to use the amplifier, even though he already used it. As Marty agrees, the clocks in Doc's basement chime the hour. When Doc Brown remarks that the clocks are 25 minutes behind, proof that an [[Doc's 25 minute experiment\|experiment]] was successful, Marty realizes that he is late for school.

	When Marty gets to [[Hill Valley High School\|school]], he is found by his girlfriend [[Jennifer Parker]]. She informs Marty that [[Mr. Strickland]] is looking for him. Mr. Strickland finds the kids and gives Jennifer a tardy slip while reprimanding Marty. After school, Marty and his band, "[[The Pinheads]]," [[Battle of the Bands\|audition]] to play at the school dance, but the band is rejected for being "too darn loud." Afterwards, Marty confides in Jennifer, about worrying that he will never get a chance to play for an audience. As they sit on a bench in the [[Courthouse Square]] of [[Hill Valley]], they are interrupted by a woman insisting that Marty and Jennifer help "save the [[clock tower]]." The lady proceeds to hand Marty a [[flyer]] about a campaign to save the clock tower, which was struck by [[lightning]] at 10:04 PM on Saturday, [[November 12]], [[1955]]. Jennifer soon has to leave and writes her phone number on the back of the flyer, as she is going to be at her grandma's house. Marty folds the flyer and puts it in his pocket.		When Marty gets to [[Hill Valley High School\|school]], he is found by his girlfriend [[Jennifer Parker]]. She informs Marty that [[Mr. Strickland]] is looking for him. Mr. Strickland finds the kids and gives Jennifer a tardy slip while reprimanding Marty. After school, Marty and his band, "[[The Pinheads]]," [[Battle of the Bands\|audition]] to play at the school dance, but the band is rejected for being "too darn loud." Afterwards, Marty confides in Jennifer, about worrying that he will never get a chance to play for an audience. As they sit on a bench in the [[Courthouse Square]] of [[Hill Valley]], they are interrupted by a woman insisting that Marty and Jennifer help "save the [[clock tower]]." The lady proceeds to hand Marty a [[flyer]] about a campaign to save the clock tower, which was struck by [[lightning]] at 10:04 PM on Saturday, [[November 12]], [[1955]]. Jennifer soon has to leave and writes her phone number on the back of the flyer, as she is going to be at her grandma's house. Marty folds the flyer and puts it in his pocket.

Back to the Future Part II

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	*As [[Bob Gale]] mentions in the audio commentary, he said that the trailer appearing to advertise ''Back to the Future Part III'' was taken from the device used to advertise ''[[Wikipedia:The Four Musketeers (film)\|The Four Musketeers]]'' within ''[[Wikipedia:The Three Musketeers (1973 film)\|The Three Musketeers]]''.		*As [[Bob Gale]] mentions in the audio commentary, he said that the trailer appearing to advertise ''Back to the Future Part III'' was taken from the device used to advertise ''[[Wikipedia:The Four Musketeers (film)\|The Four Musketeers]]'' within ''[[Wikipedia:The Three Musketeers (1973 film)\|The Three Musketeers]]''.
	*On December 12, 2008, Marty McFly's Hoverboard was sold at an auction between $30,000 and $50,000.		*On December 12, 2008, Marty McFly's Hoverboard was sold at an auction between $30,000 and $50,000.
-	* The sports scores Biff hears on the radio are actual scores from that day. <ref>http://www.cbsnews.com/elements/2008/07/26/entertainment/photoessay4296728_0_11_photo.shtml</ref>	+	* The sports scores Biff hears on the radio are actual scores from that day. <ref>http://www.cbsnews.com/elements/2008/07/26/entertainment/photoessay4296728_0_11_photo.shtml</ref>
		+	* When going back to 1955, the time circuits flicker to 1885 for a second, which is where "Doc" is sent when struck by lightning and where Marty goes in the 3rd film.

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Biff Tannen

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The late 20th century:

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	[[File:Manure ford 1955.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Biff's car crashes in a manure truck.]]		[[File:Manure ford 1955.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Biff's car crashes in a manure truck.]]
-	Marty was also indirectly responsible for causing Biff to crash his car into a [[manure]] truck, and this led to Biff finding Marty and Lorraine on the night of the [[Enchantment Under the Sea\|school dance]] ([[November 12]], 1955). Biff's gang trapped Marty in the trunk of another car and Biff tried to get his way with Lorraine. George came along, as part of the plan he and Marty had made where George would find Marty "parking" with Lorraine, but soon realized that the pretend rescue was now a real one. For the first time, George stood up to Biff to stop him from a sexual assault on Lorraine. Biff responded by attempting to break George's arm. Lorraine, trying to pull Biff away from George, was knocked to the ground. This enraged George, who knocked out Biff with one punch. As a result, George became much more confident George, and was no longer one of Biff's victims. Lorraine and George fell in love, and went on to marry.	+	Marty was also indirectly responsible for causing Biff to crash his car into a [[manure]] truck, and this led to Biff finding Marty and Lorraine on the night of the [[Enchantment Under the Sea\|school dance]] ([[November 12]], 1955). Biff's gang trapped Marty in the trunk of another car and Biff tried to get his way with Lorraine. George came along, as part of the plan he and Marty had made where George would find Marty "parking" with Lorraine, but soon realized that the pretend rescue was now a real one. For the first time, George stood up to Biff to stop him from a sexual assault on Lorraine. Biff responded by attempting to break George's arm. Lorraine, trying to pull Biff away from George, was knocked to the ground. This enraged George, who knocked out Biff with one punch. As a result, George became much more confident, and was no longer one of Biff's victims. Lorraine and George fell in love, and went on to marry.

-	It is unclear whether Biff found someone else to bully, or whether being knocked out, by the supposed weakest kid in school, had ended Biff's days of bullying people and installed at least a rudimentary notion of humility in him. Since Biff no longer had George to do his work for him, he now had to do things for himself. He started up his auto-detailing business, which he owned and ran himself, and by 1985, the McFlys were among his most loyal customers, and Biff's subservient attitude was demonstrated by his addressing George as "Mr. McFly". George seemed amused at Biff's efforts to get away with as little work as possible (although Biff's comment about already doing two coats of wax on the car may have been a personal good-natured joke between him and George) though he and Lorraine privately credited him with unwittingly helping them get together. George and Biff appeared to have become friends, or were at least on amicable terms.	+	It is unclear whether Biff found someone else to bully or whether being knocked out by the supposed weakest kid in school had ended Biff's days of bullying people and also installed at least a rudimentary notion of humility in him. Since Biff no longer had George to do his work for him, he now had to do things for himself. He started up his auto-detailing business, which he owned and ran himself, and by 1985, the McFlys were among his most loyal customers, and Biff's subservient attitude was demonstrated by his addressing George as "Mr. McFly". George seemed amused at Biff's efforts to get away with as little work as possible (although Biff's comment about already doing two coats of wax on the car may have been a personal good-natured joke between him and George) though he and Lorraine privately credited him with unwittingly helping them get together. George and Biff appeared to have become friends, or were at least on amicable terms.

	==2015==		==2015==

George McFly

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History rewritten:

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	==History rewritten==		==History rewritten==
-	On the morning of Saturday, [[November 5]], [[1955]], 17 year old George McFly was eating cereal at [[Lou's Cafe]] when Biff Tannen and his gang walked into the restaurant. George, who was regularly bullied by Biff, had escaped worse treatment by doing Biff's homework for him. On that day, however, George hadn't done the work quickly enough, and Biff had singled him out. After the gang left, George noticed that he was being stared at by a teenager sitting next to him. Before George could find out what the stranger wanted, one of Lou's employees, [[Goldie Wilson]], nagged George about not standing up to Biff. George rode away on his bike.<ref name="BTTF"/>	+	On the morning of Saturday, [[November 5]], [[1955]], 17 year old George McFly was eating cereal at [[Lou's Cafe]] when Biff Tannen and his gang walked into the restaurant. George, who was regularly bullied by Biff, had escaped worse treatment by doing Biff's homework for him. On that day, however, George hadn't done the work quickly enough, and Biff had singled him out. After the gang left, George noticed that he was being stared at by a teenager sitting next to him not knowing that it was his future son, Marty. Before George could find out what the stranger wanted, one of Lou's employees, [[Goldie Wilson]], nagged George about not standing up to Biff. George rode away on his bike.<ref name="BTTF"/>

	Later that morning, George was getting a thrill by climbing up into a tree across the street from Lorraine Baines, and spying on her as she undressed. George lost his grip and nearly fell, but was able to drop to the street. As he tried to stand up, he was shoved by someone who was then struck by a car. George was startled to see that it was the same guy who had been staring at him at Lou's Cafe. Rather than confronting the angry driver of the car, George fled the scene. On Monday at school, George was being tormented by [[Mark Dixon]] and another group of students, who had placed a "Kick Me" sign on his back. To make matters worse, [[Mr. Strickland]] then lectured him about being a [[slacker]]. As George picked up his books, he was not pleased that the stranger -- who now identified himself as "Marty" -- was again following him. The stranger claimed to be "the guy who saved your life", and then tried to introduce George to Lorraine, in what turned out to be a humiliating experience. Lorraine ignored George, and talked instead to Marty, although she called him "Calvin".<ref name="BTTF"/>		Later that morning, George was getting a thrill by climbing up into a tree across the street from Lorraine Baines, and spying on her as she undressed. George lost his grip and nearly fell, but was able to drop to the street. As he tried to stand up, he was shoved by someone who was then struck by a car. George was startled to see that it was the same guy who had been staring at him at Lou's Cafe. Rather than confronting the angry driver of the car, George fled the scene. On Monday at school, George was being tormented by [[Mark Dixon]] and another group of students, who had placed a "Kick Me" sign on his back. To make matters worse, [[Mr. Strickland]] then lectured him about being a [[slacker]]. As George picked up his books, he was not pleased that the stranger -- who now identified himself as "Marty" -- was again following him. The stranger claimed to be "the guy who saved your life", and then tried to introduce George to Lorraine, in what turned out to be a humiliating experience. Lorraine ignored George, and talked instead to Marty, although she called him "Calvin".<ref name="BTTF"/>

Emmett Brown

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Birth of a time machine:

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	[[Image:Uncledoclorraine.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Doc posing as Marty's uncle.]]		[[Image:Uncledoclorraine.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Doc posing as Marty's uncle.]]
-	Fortunately, Marty, who had witnessed the first time travel experiment, was accidentally sent back to 1955, where he tried to warn the 1955 version of Doc about the terrorists. Over the course of the week, Doc posed at Marty's uncle and avoided any discussions with Marty about his own future. Just minutes before the [[Hill Valley Thunderstorm]] reached downtown on [[November 12]], [[1955]], he came across the [[Marty's letter\|warning letter]] Marty had written him. Doc ripped it up just as lightning struck down a tree on top of the cable. After a race to reconnect the cable, Doc successfully sent Marty back to the future by harnessing the energy from a bolt of lightning as it struck the [[clocktower]] at 10:04pm. Sometime after these events, Doc decided to take the risk, taped together Marty's warning letter and discovered the truth about that night in 1985. When 1985 rolled around again, Doc wore a [[bulletproof vest]] for protection.<ref name="BTTF"/>	+	Fortunately, Marty, who had witnessed the first time travel experiment, was accidentally sent back to 1955, where he tried to warn the 1955 version of Doc about the terrorists. Over the course of the week, Doc posed at Marty's uncle and avoided any discussions with Marty about his own future. Just minutes before the [[Hill Valley Thunderstorm]] reached downtown on [[November 12]], [[1955]], he came across the [[Marty's letter\|warning letter]] Marty had written him. Doc ripped it up just as lightning struck down a tree on top of the cable. Then Marty tried to shout it to Doc when he was on top of the tower but then the bell rang so Doc told him to get in the time machine. After a race to reconnect the cable, Doc successfully sent Marty back to the future by harnessing the energy from a bolt of lightning as it struck the [[clocktower]] at 10:04pm. Sometime after these events, Doc decided to take the risk, taped together Marty's warning letter and discovered the truth about that night in 1985. When 1985 rolled around again, Doc wore a [[bulletproof vest]] for protection.<ref name="BTTF"/>

	After dropping Marty home, Doc went 30 years into the future. While it is known that he visited [[October 21]]st, [[2015]], it is not known exactly how long or during which days he was there for.<ref name="BTTF"/> While there, he got an "[[rejuvenation clinic\|all natural overhaul]]" to his body which added 30 or 40 years to his life, and made him look younger. He also got the DeLorean hover-converted, and installed a "[[Mr. Fusion]]". The Mr. Fusion reactor eliminated the need for plutonium, and allowed the time machine to operate off of ordinary household garbage. Afterwards, Doc returned to 1985 to pick up Marty (and Jennifer, who happened to be there) to take them to 2015.<ref name="BTTF2">''[[Back to the Future Part II]]''</ref>		After dropping Marty home, Doc went 30 years into the future. While it is known that he visited [[October 21]]st, [[2015]], it is not known exactly how long or during which days he was there for.<ref name="BTTF"/> While there, he got an "[[rejuvenation clinic\|all natural overhaul]]" to his body which added 30 or 40 years to his life, and made him look younger. He also got the DeLorean hover-converted, and installed a "[[Mr. Fusion]]". The Mr. Fusion reactor eliminated the need for plutonium, and allowed the time machine to operate off of ordinary household garbage. Afterwards, Doc returned to 1985 to pick up Marty (and Jennifer, who happened to be there) to take them to 2015.<ref name="BTTF2">''[[Back to the Future Part II]]''</ref>

Marty McFly

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Original Timeline:

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Lorraine Baines McFly

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Altered history:

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	==Altered history==		==Altered history==
-	Her life changed in 1955 when "[[Calvin Klein]]" showed up in town. Unaware it was her future son Marty, who had traveled back in time in the [[DeLorean time machine]] and had accidentally interfered with her first meeting with George, as Marty had pushed George out of the way of her father's car. She developed a crush on him. Marty knew he had to get his parents together to prevent himself, as well as his elder siblings, from being erased from existence.	+	Her life changed in 1955 when "[[Calvin Klein]]" showed up in town. Unaware it was her future son Marty, who had traveled back in time in the [[DeLorean time machine]] and had accidentally interfered with her first meeting with George, as Marty had pushed George out of the way of her father's car and George ran away with his bike. She developed a crush on him. Marty knew he had to get his parents together to prevent himself, as well as his elder siblings, from being erased from existence.

	[[Image:Enchantment george lorraine.jpg\|thumb\|left\|175px\|George and Lorraine before the kiss.]]		[[Image:Enchantment george lorraine.jpg\|thumb\|left\|175px\|George and Lorraine before the kiss.]]

Biff Tannen

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Behind the scenes:

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	*Biff Tannen had been named in the [[Back to the Future first draft screenplay\|original]], 1980 draft of the script for ''[[Back to the Future]]'', and in earlier drafts, "Biff H. Tannen" was referred to, along with a mention that the H. stood for "Howard". While this might suggest that Biff is a nickname, the original script included a sequence where Biff ruins an electric drill and then says to George, "Oh--and one more thing: my kid's selling Girl Scout cookies. I told her you were good for 4 boxes. Don't make me a liar!". This unused line may well be the basis for Tiffany Tannen. A similar scene was filmed for ''Back to the Future'', with a pushy neighbor and his daughter getting George to buy a case of [[peanut brittle]]. The neighbor, whose scenes were cut from the film, was named [[Howard]]. The middle name Howard was actually spoken for the first time in the Telltale game.		*Biff Tannen had been named in the [[Back to the Future first draft screenplay\|original]], 1980 draft of the script for ''[[Back to the Future]]'', and in earlier drafts, "Biff H. Tannen" was referred to, along with a mention that the H. stood for "Howard". While this might suggest that Biff is a nickname, the original script included a sequence where Biff ruins an electric drill and then says to George, "Oh--and one more thing: my kid's selling Girl Scout cookies. I told her you were good for 4 boxes. Don't make me a liar!". This unused line may well be the basis for Tiffany Tannen. A similar scene was filmed for ''Back to the Future'', with a pushy neighbor and his daughter getting George to buy a case of [[peanut brittle]]. The neighbor, whose scenes were cut from the film, was named [[Howard]]. The middle name Howard was actually spoken for the first time in the Telltale game.
-	*[[J.J. Cohen]] who later played one of Biff's gang was considered to play Biff but did not appear physically imposing next to [[Eric Stoltz]], who was originally cast as Marty. He did appear more imposing next to the shorter [[Michael J. Fox]] who had been the first choice to play Marty and who would later replace Stoltz in the role. On the [[DVD]] commentary for the first film, producer [[Bob Gale]] noted that Cohen may very well have won the role had Fox been cast from the beginning.	+	*[[J.J. Cohen]] who later played [[Skinhead]], one of Biff's gang was considered to play Biff but did not appear physically imposing next to [[Eric Stoltz]], who was originally cast as Marty. He did appear more imposing next to the shorter [[Michael J. Fox]] who had been the first choice to play Marty and who would later replace Stoltz in the role. On the [[DVD]] commentary for the first film, producer [[Bob Gale]] noted that Cohen may very well have won the role had Fox been cast from the beginning.
	*By the time he reaches age 78, Biff is a lot smarter than he had been at 48 or at 18. Besides the more obvious point, where he is with the 1955 Biff, he is very exasperated with Biff's penchant for mixing up metaphors and corrects him and blasts him for sounding "like a damn fool" when he says "make like a tree and leave" wrong. He also quickly recognizes an opportunity to borrow a Sports Almanac and a time machine, and even readily figures out how to operate the machine without any prior instructions. In addition to stealing the car, he has to (a) put fuel in Mr. Fusion (b) input an appropriate destination time (c) turn the time circuits on, and (d) reaching the proper speed (88 mph) for time displacement. After locating his younger self, he has to repeat the sequence and set a return time immediately after his moment of departure so that nobody would realize the car had ever been gone. It's possible that old Biff might have needed more than one try before he successfully traveled to November 12, 1955. It is also possible that the camcorder with the videotape of Doc's instructions was still in the car.		*By the time he reaches age 78, Biff is a lot smarter than he had been at 48 or at 18. Besides the more obvious point, where he is with the 1955 Biff, he is very exasperated with Biff's penchant for mixing up metaphors and corrects him and blasts him for sounding "like a damn fool" when he says "make like a tree and leave" wrong. He also quickly recognizes an opportunity to borrow a Sports Almanac and a time machine, and even readily figures out how to operate the machine without any prior instructions. In addition to stealing the car, he has to (a) put fuel in Mr. Fusion (b) input an appropriate destination time (c) turn the time circuits on, and (d) reaching the proper speed (88 mph) for time displacement. After locating his younger self, he has to repeat the sequence and set a return time immediately after his moment of departure so that nobody would realize the car had ever been gone. It's possible that old Biff might have needed more than one try before he successfully traveled to November 12, 1955. It is also possible that the camcorder with the videotape of Doc's instructions was still in the car.
	*According to the readout on the time machine controls, Biff spent several hours in 1955 before giving his younger self the Almanac. Popular opinion speculates he may simply have done some nostalgic sightseeing. Who wouldn't be tempted?		*According to the readout on the time machine controls, Biff spent several hours in 1955 before giving his younger self the Almanac. Popular opinion speculates he may simply have done some nostalgic sightseeing. Who wouldn't be tempted?

Mixed metaphor

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	'''Mixed metaphors''' were a common problem amongst members of the [[Tannen family]].		'''Mixed metaphors''' were a common problem amongst members of the [[Tannen family]].

-	[[Biff Tannen]] was infamous for missing the joke in a humorous expression, and then reciting it back incorrectly. (although he did get better at them as he got older) Examples:	+	[[Biff Tannen]] was infamous for missing the joke in a humorous expression, and then reciting it back incorrectly (although he did get better at them as he got older). Examples:
	*"Why don't you make like a tree... and get out of here." What Biff had heard before was the pun "Make like a tree, and leave".		*"Why don't you make like a tree... and get out of here." What Biff had heard before was the pun "Make like a tree, and leave".
	*"That's about as funny as a screen door on a battleship." As Marty noted from a distance, the joke was about "a screen door on a submarine".		*"That's about as funny as a screen door on a battleship." As Marty noted from a distance, the joke was about "a screen door on a submarine".

Biff Tannen

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	By 1985, Biff's marital status is unknown, although Biff had a grandson [[Griff]] by 2015, indicating that Biff had at least one child by 1985. According to some sources, Biff had a son, [[Biff Jr.]], who, it is suggested owned the [[Cafe 80's]]). <ref> Referred to in an early draft script for ''Part II'', and in the animated series </ref>In Part 1 of the Back to the Future game from Telltale in 2010-2011, in 1986 old Edna Strickland does briefly call out the window to a "Tiff Tannen" suspiciously loitering by a car. Edna threatens to get Tiff's father if Tiff doesn't move. It is possible that Tiff is the missing generation between Biff and Griff Tannen, but Tiff is not shown or heard, however, and is of unknown age. It is possible that Tiff Tannen is Tiffany Tannen of non-canon storyline fame, but this is unclear.		By 1985, Biff's marital status is unknown, although Biff had a grandson [[Griff]] by 2015, indicating that Biff had at least one child by 1985. According to some sources, Biff had a son, [[Biff Jr.]], who, it is suggested owned the [[Cafe 80's]]). <ref> Referred to in an early draft script for ''Part II'', and in the animated series </ref>In Part 1 of the Back to the Future game from Telltale in 2010-2011, in 1986 old Edna Strickland does briefly call out the window to a "Tiff Tannen" suspiciously loitering by a car. Edna threatens to get Tiff's father if Tiff doesn't move. It is possible that Tiff is the missing generation between Biff and Griff Tannen, but Tiff is not shown or heard, however, and is of unknown age. It is possible that Tiff Tannen is Tiffany Tannen of non-canon storyline fame, but this is unclear.

-	Biff was noted for mixed metaphors, for example, he said "make like a tree and ''get out of here''" instead of "make like a tree and ''leave''" on more than one occasion. He also once said "That's about as funny as a screen door on a ''battleship''" instead of ''submarine''. During his theft of the DeLorean in 1991, he said "Have a nice trip, see you next winter!" His insult of choice was "[[butthead]]", or-usually when addressing [[George McFly]]-(Irish) "bug." One of his routines was to knock on someone's head and say "Hello? Hello? Anybody home?" He liked cars and ended up with a career waxing and cleaning them with his [[Biff's Auto Detailing\|auto detailing business]]. Biff was still a jerk and more passive-agressive than a bully, but could be nice when necessary, usually to get out of trouble.	+	Biff was noted for [[Mixed metaphor\|mixed metaphors]]. For example, he said "make like a tree and ''get out of here''" instead of "make like a tree and ''leave''" on more than one occasion. He also once said "That's about as funny as a screen door on a ''battleship''" instead of ''submarine''. During his theft of the DeLorean in 1991, he said "Have a nice trip, see you next winter!" His insult of choice was "[[butthead]]", or-usually when addressing [[George McFly]]-(Irish) "bug." One of his routines was to knock on someone's head and say "Hello? Hello? Anybody home?" He liked cars and ended up with a career waxing and cleaning them with his [[Biff's Auto Detailing\|auto detailing business]]. Biff was still a jerk and more passive-agressive than a bully, but could be nice when necessary, usually to get out of trouble.

	==Pre-1955==		==Pre-1955==

Mixed metaphor

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	*"Why don't you make like a tree... and get out of here." What Biff had heard before was the pun "Make like a tree, and leave".		*"Why don't you make like a tree... and get out of here." What Biff had heard before was the pun "Make like a tree, and leave".
	*"That's about as funny as a screen door on a battleship." As Marty noted from a distance, the joke was about "a screen door on a submarine".		*"That's about as funny as a screen door on a battleship." As Marty noted from a distance, the joke was about "a screen door on a submarine".
-	*"I'm not one to look a gift horse in the butt" What Biff heard before was "I'm not one to look a gift horse in the mouth".	+	*"I'm not one to look a gift horse in the butt." What Biff heard before was "I'm not one to look a gift horse in the mouth".
	*"It's time to race the music." Marty responds, "It's face the music, you idiot."		*"It's time to race the music." Marty responds, "It's face the music, you idiot."

Lorraine Baines McFly

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-	A version Lorraine from a dystopian [[1986B\|alternate timeline]] was seen in ''[[Back to the Future: The Game]]'' episodes "[[Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 3: Citizen Brown\|Citizen Brown]]" and "[[Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 4: Double Visions\|Double Visions]]".	+	A version of Lorraine from a dystopian [[1986B\|alternate timeline]] was seen in ''[[Back to the Future: The Game]]'' episodes "[[Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 3: Citizen Brown\|Citizen Brown]]" and "[[Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 4: Double Visions\|Double Visions]]".

	[[File:1746625-2011_03_30_00055.jpg\|thumb\|Lorraine while driving her "car".]]		[[File:1746625-2011_03_30_00055.jpg\|thumb\|Lorraine while driving her "car".]]

Back to the Future: The Game

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	[[Bob Gale]] advised on the narrative of the series, and [[Christopher Lloyd]] reprised the role of [[Dr. Emmett Brown]].<ref> [http://content.usatoday.com/communities/gamehunters/post/2010/08/telltale-games-times-back-to-the-future-project/1 "Telltale Games times 'Back to the Future' project".] Press release at USA Today's Game Hunters. September 1, 2010.</ref>		[[Bob Gale]] advised on the narrative of the series, and [[Christopher Lloyd]] reprised the role of [[Dr. Emmett Brown]].<ref> [http://content.usatoday.com/communities/gamehunters/post/2010/08/telltale-games-times-back-to-the-future-project/1 "Telltale Games times 'Back to the Future' project".] Press release at USA Today's Game Hunters. September 1, 2010.</ref>

-	The voice of [[Marty McFly]] was performed by [[AJ LoCascio]], a voice actor who had submitted a demo of some of Marty's lines from the films, and was found surprisingly close to [[Michael J. Fox]]'s voice.<ref>[http://www.gametrailers.com/video/exclusive-behind-back-to-the/706591 Exclusive Behind the Scenes Part II: Hey McFly!]</ref> While Fox did not reprise his role of Marty, he did give Telltale Games the rights to use his likeness from the films. By Episode 5, Fox did contribute to the game, voicing other roles such as [[William McFly]]. [[Michael X. Sommers]] portrayed the voice of [[George McFly]].<ref name="George">[http://www.bttf.com/voice-of-george-mcfly-revealed-for-back-to-the-future-the-game.php Voice of George McFly revealed for 'Back to the Future: The Game']</ref> It is unknown if [[Crispin Glover]] was offered a chance to reprise the role or whether he gave permission as Fox did (or if he was even asked) to use his likeness.	+	The voice of [[Marty McFly]] was performed by [[AJ LoCascio]], a voice actor who had submitted a demo of some of Marty's lines from the films, and was found surprisingly close to [[Michael J. Fox]]'s voice.<ref>[http://www.gametrailers.com/video/exclusive-behind-back-to-the/706591 Exclusive Behind the Scenes Part II: Hey McFly!]</ref> While Fox did not reprise his role of Marty, he did give Telltale Games the rights to use his likeness from the films. By Episode 5, Fox did contribute to the game, voicing other roles such as [[William McFly]] and three older Marty Mcfly's from three different alternate future timelines. [[Michael X. Sommers]] portrayed the voice of [[George McFly]].<ref name="George">[http://www.bttf.com/voice-of-george-mcfly-revealed-for-back-to-the-future-the-game.php Voice of George McFly revealed for 'Back to the Future: The Game']</ref> It is unknown if [[Crispin Glover]] was offered a chance to reprise the role or whether he gave permission as Fox did (or if he was even asked) to use his likeness.

-	[[James Arnold Taylor]], better known as the voice of Obi-Wan Kenobi in ''[[w:starwars:Star Wars: The Clone Wars (TV series)\|Star Wars: The Clone Wars]]'', was the voice of Young Doc and [[Andrew Chaikin]] was the voice of [[Biff Tannen]] and his siblings.<ref name="new1214">[http://www.bttf.com/telltale-games-releases-new-art-game-play-footage.php Telltale Games Releases New Artwork, Voice Samples, Actor Names, Gameplay Footage]</ref> Despite reports on IMDB.com, [[Tom Wilson]] was NOT offered the voice role of [[Biff Tannen]] in the game.<ref name="firstlook"/>	+	[[James Arnold Taylor]], better known as the voice of Obi-Wan Kenobi in ''[[w:starwars:Star Wars: The Clone Wars (TV series)\|Star Wars: The Clone Wars]]'', was the voice of Young Doc and [[Andrew Chaikin]] was the voice of [[Biff Tannen]] and his siblings.<ref name="new1214">[http://www.bttf.com/telltale-games-releases-new-art-game-play-footage.php Telltale Games Releases New Artwork, Voice Samples, Actor Names, Gameplay Footage]</ref> Despite reports on IMDB.com, [[Tom Wilson]] was NOT offered the voice role of [[Biff Tannen]] in the game.<ref name="firstlook"/>

	In an interview with James Rolfe from Cinemasscre, LoCascio noted that he had sent in a message directly to the president of Telltale in the voice of Marty, and that he was chosen over James Arnold Taylor. LoCascio, at the time, had finished recording the first of five episodes that would be downloaded for PC and Mac. It is unclear if console versions will be downloadable or in hard copy.<ref>[http://www.cinemassacre.com/2010/11/05/aj-locascio-interview/ AJ LoCascio Interview at Cinemassacre]</ref>		In an interview with James Rolfe from Cinemasscre, LoCascio noted that he had sent in a message directly to the president of Telltale in the voice of Marty, and that he was chosen over James Arnold Taylor. LoCascio, at the time, had finished recording the first of five episodes that would be downloaded for PC and Mac. It is unclear if console versions will be downloadable or in hard copy.<ref>[http://www.cinemassacre.com/2010/11/05/aj-locascio-interview/ AJ LoCascio Interview at Cinemassacre]</ref>

James Strickland

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Gerald Strickland

2012-05-13T16:58:18Z

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President of the United States

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Danny Parker

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Mattel hoverboard

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	Marty would then continue to use the hoverboard in [[1955]] to retrieve the [[Grays Sports Almanac]] and in [[1885]] to save [[Emmett Brown\|Doc Brown]] and [[Clara Clayton Brown\|Clara Clayton]] from falling off the locomotive that would push him back to the future. Doc caught the hoverboard's strap with his foot and caught Clara as her dress ripped. Doc and Clara hovered away from the tracks and the ravine to safety.		Marty would then continue to use the hoverboard in [[1955]] to retrieve the [[Grays Sports Almanac]] and in [[1885]] to save [[Emmett Brown\|Doc Brown]] and [[Clara Clayton Brown\|Clara Clayton]] from falling off the locomotive that would push him back to the future. Doc caught the hoverboard's strap with his foot and caught Clara as her dress ripped. Doc and Clara hovered away from the tracks and the ravine to safety.

-	In an attempt to bring [[Edna Strickland Tannen\|Edna Strickland]] back to [[1931]] from [[1876]], Doc gives Marty the hoverboard to use while hooking up the [[flux override]]s to the [[flux emitter]] on the DeLorean.	+	{{noncanonstart}} In an attempt to bring [[Edna Strickland Tannen\|Edna Strickland]] back to [[1931]] from [[1876]], Doc gives Marty the hoverboard to use while hooking up the [[flux override]]s to the [[flux emitter]] on the DeLorean. {{noncanonend}}

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==

Michael J. Fox

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	Fox was an animal rights activist and a vegetarian, which caused two scenes in the trilogy to be slightly adapted. At his future home in Part II, although Marty McFly Jr. takes a slice of pepperoni [[pizza]] at dinner, he picks all the pepperoni off before eating it. At the [[McFly Farm]] in Part III, there is no meat on the fork he transfers from the serving dish to his plate, and then to his mouth, before he spits out several pieces of buckshot.		Fox was an animal rights activist and a vegetarian, which caused two scenes in the trilogy to be slightly adapted. At his future home in Part II, although Marty McFly Jr. takes a slice of pepperoni [[pizza]] at dinner, he picks all the pepperoni off before eating it. At the [[McFly Farm]] in Part III, there is no meat on the fork he transfers from the serving dish to his plate, and then to his mouth, before he spits out several pieces of buckshot.

-	A[[File:1333741546_michael-j-fox-lg.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Michael J. Fox at the 201 TV Land Awards.]]fter the release of ''[[Back to the Future Part III]]'' in May 1990, Fox started displaying symptoms of early-onset [[Parkinson's disease]] later the same year while shooting the movie ''[[Wikipedia:Doc Hollywood\|Doc Hollywood]]'', though he wasn't properly diagnosed until the following year. In 1998, he decided to go public with his condition, and since then he has been a strong advocate of Parkinson's disease research. In 2000, Fox semi-retired from acting.	+	A[[File:1333741546_michael-j-fox-lg.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Michael J. Fox at the 2011 TV Land Awards.]]fter the release of ''[[Back to the Future Part III]]'' in May 1990, Fox started displaying symptoms of early-onset [[Parkinson's disease]] later the same year while shooting the movie ''[[Wikipedia:Doc Hollywood\|Doc Hollywood]]'', though he wasn't properly diagnosed until the following year. In 1998, he decided to go public with his condition, and since then he has been a strong advocate of Parkinson's disease research. In 2000, Fox semi-retired from acting.

	In an [[My Pop's an Alien\|episode]] of ''[[Back to the Future: The Animated Series]]'', [[Marty McFly]] believes he looks like Michael J. Fox, a sort of [[wikipedia:Breaking the fourth wall\|fourth wall breach]] or self-reference, however the voice of Marty in the series was not of Fox's, but instead [[David Kaufman]].		In an [[My Pop's an Alien\|episode]] of ''[[Back to the Future: The Animated Series]]'', [[Marty McFly]] believes he looks like Michael J. Fox, a sort of [[wikipedia:Breaking the fourth wall\|fourth wall breach]] or self-reference, however the voice of Marty in the series was not of Fox's, but instead [[David Kaufman]].

Michael J. Fox

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The Future of Law Enforcement

2012-05-12T13:02:59Z

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The Future of Law Enforcement is one of the exhibits in the [[Hill Valley Science Expo]] hosted by [[Danny Parker]].

Enlightment Under the Sea

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Doc Brown's Chicken

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-	*Doc's last name "Brown" and Chicken, could be a possible reference to the <span style="font-family:sans-serif;font-size:12px;line-height:13px;text-align:left;">Illinois</span> chicken chain "Brown's Chicken".	+	*Doc's last name "Brown" and Chicken, could be a possible reference to the Illinois chicken chain "Brown's Chicken".

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Enlightment Under the Sea

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		+	'''Enlightment Under The Sea''' was one of the exhibits in the [[Hill Valley Science Expo]] hosted by diver [[Jacques Douteux]].
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		+	This is a reference to the [[Enchantment Under the Sea]] dance in [[1955]].
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Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 5: OUTATIME

2012-05-12T09:29:41Z

Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 4: Double Visions

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-	The episode opens up with [[Marty]] waking up in the Citizen Plus facillity, awaiting brainwashing by Edna Strickland, who was discovered to be the true perpetraitor of these events at the end of the previous episode. By tricking a guard, and with assistance from Marty's father whom is communicating with Marty through the security cameras, Marty is able to retrieve his personal belongings from a cage in the waiting room. Marty discovers that [[Jennifer]] is in the next room over, having already been partially brainwashed by the Citizen Plus program.	+	The episode opens up with [[Marty]] waking up in the [[Citizen Plus]] facility in [[1986-B]], awaiting brainwashing by [[Edna Strickland]], who was discovered to be the true perpetrator of these events at the end of the previous episode. By tricking a guard, and with assistance from [[George McFly\|Marty's father]] whom is communicating with Marty through the security cameras, Marty is able to retrieve his personal belongings from a cage in the waiting room. Marty discovers that [[Jennifer]] is in the next room over, having already been partially brainwashed by the Citizen Plus program.

-	Despite this, this doesn't deter Marty from utilizing his guitar, which restores Jennifer to her previous mental state. Once Jennifer has been freed from the effects of the Citizen Plus program, she knocks a guard out and gets Marty to dress up in the guard's clothing. Even with Jennifer's assitance, her father comes to pick her up, forcing Marty to save [[Citizen Brown]] alone. The disguse manages to work in Marty's favory, as he is able to steal a pacification pill from the reimprisoned [[Biff]] and slip it into the Citizen Plus Overseer's coffee, knocking him out.	+	Despite this, this doesn't deter Marty from utilizing his [[guitar]], which restores Jennifer to her previous mental state. Once Jennifer has been freed from the effects of the Citizen Plus program, she knocks a guard out and gets Marty to dress up in the guard's clothing. Even with Jennifer's assistance, her [[Mr. Parker\|father]] comes to pick her up, forcing Marty to save [[Citizen Brown]] alone. The disguise manages to work in Marty's favor, as he is able to steal a [[pacification pill]] from the re-imprisoned [[Biff]] and slip it into the Citizen Plus Overseer's [[coffee]], knocking him out.

-	After messing around with the controls, Marty frees Citizen Brown and he's able to escape to his secret lab in [[Clayton Ravine]] where he had the [[DeLorean]] towed to. In the meantime [[Edna Strickland]] confronts Marty and he's able to stall her a few minutes by telling her of the proper timeline. First Citizen Brown arrives from six months from the future having successfully repaired the DeLorean. Brown coldly regets Edna's attempts at affection and Marty and Brown, now asking to be called Doc, escape back to 1931 in the DeLorean while Edna swears revenge.	+	After messing around with the controls, Marty frees [[Citizen Brown]] and he's able to escape to his secret lab in [[Clayton Ravine]] where he had the [[DeLorean]] towed to. In the meantime Edna Strickland, confronts Marty who is able to stall her a few minutes by telling her of the proper timeline. First Citizen Brown arrives from six months from the future having successfully repaired the DeLorean. Brown coldly regrets Edna's attempts at affection and Marty and Brown, now asking to be called Doc, escape back to [[1931]] in the DeLorean while Edna swears revenge.

-	Marty discovers that he and Doc have arrived far too late in the past, a day before the science expo instead of several months earlier. Emmett is still head over heels for Edna in the worst way possible, but the young Brown is soon planning to propose to her.. Citizen Brown discovers that the DeLorean's time circuits are malfunctioning. Using Emmet's experiment entry for the expo, a good Citizen meter designed to work by charting electrical responses to images and other physical responses (with [[Kid Tannen]] and Emmet as control examples), Marty has to find out some way to make Emmett look like a deplorable scumbag on the level of Kid himself.	+	Marty discovers that he and Doc have arrived far too late in the past, a day before the [[Hill Valley Science Expo]] instead of several months earlier. Emmett is still head over heels for Edna in the worst way possible, but the young Brown is soon planning to propose to her. Citizen Brown discovers that the DeLorean's [[time circuits]] are malfunctioning. Using Emmett's experiment entry for the expo, a good Citizen meter designed to work by charting electrical responses to images and other physical responses (with [[Kid Tannen]] and Emmett as control examples), Marty has to find out some way to make Emmett look like a deplorable scumbag on the level of Kid himself.

-	Marty and Doc have a falling out when Doc asks Marty what becomes of Edna. Upon hearing that she becomes old and lonely, he feels a bit of compassion for her despite what she did to him. Doc wants to explore the possibility of a third option where "everybody wins", while Marty rightly insists that in order to restore the timeline properly, Edna must be forced into a life of solitude. Doc parts with Marty angrily and drives off in the DeLoran, permanently ending their friendship.	+	Marty and Doc have a falling out when Doc asks Marty what becomes of Edna. Upon hearing that she becomes old and lonely, he feels a bit of compassion for her despite what she did to him. Doc wants to explore the possibility of a third option where "everybody wins", while Marty rightly insists that in order to restore the timeline properly, Edna must be forced into a life of solitude. Doc parts with Marty angrily and drives off in the DeLorean, permanently ending their friendship.

-	In order to help repair the timeline, Marty is able to convince [[Trixie Trotter]] to help make it look like Emmet and her have been having a affair behind Edna's back. This, along with making his mind map like Kid's and using the rapidly aged clothing enzyme to destory the suit Edna gave him, causes Edna to break up with Emmett, ending their relationship and making Emmet completely give up on science. Through reverse psychology, Marty is able to get Emmett angry enough to reignite his love for science. Unfortunately for him, a light storm dislodges a statue of [[Einstein]] that was being installed on the court house that precariously puts young Emmet's life on the line.	+	In order to help repair the timeline, Marty is able to convince [[Trixie Trotter]] to help make it look like Emmett and her have been having a affair behind Edna's back. This, along with making his [[mind map]] like Kid's and using the rapidly aged clothing enzyme to destroy the suit Edna gave him, causes Edna to break up with Emmett, ending their relationship and making Emmett completely give up on science. Through reverse psychology, Marty is able to get Emmett angry enough to reignite his love for science. Unfortunately for him, a [[lightning]] storm dislodges a statue of [[Einstein]] that was being installed on the court house that precariously puts young Emmett's life on the line.

	Marty is able to narrowly rescue Emmett, making him realize what he did wrong with his flying car. With his life no longer threatened, he and Marty goes off to repair and complete it in time for the expo. On the highway leading out of [[Hill Valley]], Doc, now having turned traitor to Marty, picks up the young Edna and instructs her to tell him everything she knows about Marty, intent on thwarting his former friend's plan and protecting the woman destined to hold a terrified Hill Valley in her unforgiving grip.		Marty is able to narrowly rescue Emmett, making him realize what he did wrong with his flying car. With his life no longer threatened, he and Marty goes off to repair and complete it in time for the expo. On the highway leading out of [[Hill Valley]], Doc, now having turned traitor to Marty, picks up the young Edna and instructs her to tell him everything she knows about Marty, intent on thwarting his former friend's plan and protecting the woman destined to hold a terrified Hill Valley in her unforgiving grip.

Enlightment Under The Sea

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Michael J. Fox

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-	'''Michael J. Fox''' (born [[June 9]], [[1961]] in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) portrayed [[Marty McFly]] throughout the [[Back to the Future trilogy]], [[Martin McFly Jr.]] and [[Marlene McFly]] in ''[[Back to the Future Part II]]'', and [[William Sean McFly]], and [[Seamus McFly]] in ''[[Back to the Future Part III]]''.	+	'''Michael J. Fox''' (born [[June 9]], [[1961]] in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) portrayed [[Marty McFly]] throughout the [[Back to the Future trilogy]], [[Martin McFly Jr.]] and [[Marlene McFly]] in ''[[Back to the Future Part II]]'', and [[William McFly\|William Sean McFly]], and [[Seamus McFly]] in ''[[Back to the Future Part III]]''.

		+	==Biography==
	After having co-starred in a television series ''[[wikipedia:Family Ties\|Family Ties]]'' for a few years, series producer Gary David Goldberg was approached and asked to let Fox star in a [[Steven Spielberg]] produced film about a time-traveling teenager. At first, Goldberg did not inform Michael about the offer, not wanting to lose Michael to film stardom. Months later, Goldberg was again asked about Michael because [[Eric Stoltz]], who had been chosen for the part after Goldberg stated that Fox wasn't available, was reportedly not giving the energetic performance that [[Robert Zemeckis]], the director, was looking for. Goldberg finally told Michael about the offer and he quickly agreed to play the role of [[Marty McFly]] in the film ''[[Back to the Future]]''. Fox would rehearse for ''Family Ties'' from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. After he was done, he would be rushed to the ''Back to the Future'' set where he would rehearse and shoot until 2:30 A.M. This schedule lasted for two full months.		After having co-starred in a television series ''[[wikipedia:Family Ties\|Family Ties]]'' for a few years, series producer Gary David Goldberg was approached and asked to let Fox star in a [[Steven Spielberg]] produced film about a time-traveling teenager. At first, Goldberg did not inform Michael about the offer, not wanting to lose Michael to film stardom. Months later, Goldberg was again asked about Michael because [[Eric Stoltz]], who had been chosen for the part after Goldberg stated that Fox wasn't available, was reportedly not giving the energetic performance that [[Robert Zemeckis]], the director, was looking for. Goldberg finally told Michael about the offer and he quickly agreed to play the role of [[Marty McFly]] in the film ''[[Back to the Future]]''. Fox would rehearse for ''Family Ties'' from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. After he was done, he would be rushed to the ''Back to the Future'' set where he would rehearse and shoot until 2:30 A.M. This schedule lasted for two full months.

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	During the [[1989]] production of ''[[Back to the Future Part II]]'', Fox's father passed away, and his wife, Tracy Pollan, gave birth to his first son. Fox, then 28 years old, was made to look "middle aged" with the assistance of makeup artist [[Bron Roylance]], and he paid homage to his father by adding some of his mannerisms to the character. (On June 9, 2008, Fox turned 47 years old, the same age as Marty McFly in [[2015]].)		During the [[1989]] production of ''[[Back to the Future Part II]]'', Fox's father passed away, and his wife, Tracy Pollan, gave birth to his first son. Fox, then 28 years old, was made to look "middle aged" with the assistance of makeup artist [[Bron Roylance]], and he paid homage to his father by adding some of his mannerisms to the character. (On June 9, 2008, Fox turned 47 years old, the same age as Marty McFly in [[2015]].)

-	Fox was an animal rights activist and a vegetarian, which caused two scenes in the trilogy to be slightly adapted. At his future home in Part II, although Marty McFly Jr. takes a slice of pepperoni pizza at dinner, he picks all the pepperoni off before eating it. At the [[McFly farm]] in Part III, there is no meat on the fork he transfers from the serving dish to his plate, and then to his mouth, before he spits out several pieces of buckshot.	+	Fox was an animal rights activist and a vegetarian, which caused two scenes in the trilogy to be slightly adapted. At his future home in Part II, although Marty McFly Jr. takes a slice of pepperoni [[pizza]] at dinner, he picks all the pepperoni off before eating it. At the [[McFly Farm]] in Part III, there is no meat on the fork he transfers from the serving dish to his plate, and then to his mouth, before he spits out several pieces of buckshot.

	A[[File:1333741546_michael-j-fox-lg.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Michael J. Fox at the 201 TV Land Awards.]]fter the release of ''[[Back to the Future Part III]]'' in May 1990, Fox started displaying symptoms of early-onset [[Parkinson's disease]] later the same year while shooting the movie ''[[Wikipedia:Doc Hollywood\|Doc Hollywood]]'', though he wasn't properly diagnosed until the following year. In 1998, he decided to go public with his condition, and since then he has been a strong advocate of Parkinson's disease research. In 2000, Fox semi-retired from acting.		A[[File:1333741546_michael-j-fox-lg.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Michael J. Fox at the 201 TV Land Awards.]]fter the release of ''[[Back to the Future Part III]]'' in May 1990, Fox started displaying symptoms of early-onset [[Parkinson's disease]] later the same year while shooting the movie ''[[Wikipedia:Doc Hollywood\|Doc Hollywood]]'', though he wasn't properly diagnosed until the following year. In 1998, he decided to go public with his condition, and since then he has been a strong advocate of Parkinson's disease research. In 2000, Fox semi-retired from acting.
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	In 2001, Fox voiced the main protagonist Milo Thatch (who in the [[Wikipedia:Atlantis: Milo's Return\|sequel]] was voiced by [[James Arnold Taylor]]) in the animated film ''[[Wikipedia:Atlantis: The Lost Empire\|Atlantis The Lost Empire]]''. In an interview promoting the film, Fox had considered more about voice acting as it was more liberal than on-screen acting, such as not requiring the entire cast and crew to be present at all times.		In 2001, Fox voiced the main protagonist Milo Thatch (who in the [[Wikipedia:Atlantis: Milo's Return\|sequel]] was voiced by [[James Arnold Taylor]]) in the animated film ''[[Wikipedia:Atlantis: The Lost Empire\|Atlantis The Lost Empire]]''. In an interview promoting the film, Fox had considered more about voice acting as it was more liberal than on-screen acting, such as not requiring the entire cast and crew to be present at all times.

-	From 1999-2006, Fox provided the voice for the title character in ''[[Wikipedia:Stuart Little (film)\|Stuart Little]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Stuart Little 2\|Stuart Little 2]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild\|Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild]]''. Like with Marty McFly on ''BTTF The Animated Series'', David Kaufman would provide the voice for Stuart in the shortlived ''[[Wikipedia:Stuart Little The Animated Series\|cartoon]]''.	+	From 1999-2006, Fox provided the voice for the title character in ''[[Wikipedia:Stuart Little (film)\|Stuart Little]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Stuart Little 2\|Stuart Little 2]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild\|Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild]]''. Like with Marty McFly on ''Back to the Future: The Animated Series'', David Kaufman would provide the voice for Stuart in the short lived [[Wikipedia:Stuart Little The Animated Series\|cartoon]]. In the early 2000s, Fox played a doctor with obsessive-compulsive disorder on the comedy drama series ''[[wikipedia:Scrubs (TV series)\|Scrubs]]''.

	Michael J. Fox was unable to reprise his role for ''[[Back to the Future: The Game]]'', with the role going to [[AJ LoCascio]]. He did, however, provide voice work on ''[[Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 5: OUTATIME]]'' (which include [[William McFly]] and 3 future dopplegangers of Marty).		Michael J. Fox was unable to reprise his role for ''[[Back to the Future: The Game]]'', with the role going to [[AJ LoCascio]]. He did, however, provide voice work on ''[[Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 5: OUTATIME]]'' (which include [[William McFly]] and 3 future dopplegangers of Marty).

-	==Behind the scenes==	+	==Notes==
-	Fox, in reality, hasn't got a middle name that commences with the letter ''J''. His actual middle name is Andrew, as in Michael Andrew Fox. He chose to be billed as Michael '''''J.''''' Fox due to the fact that ''The Screen Actors Guild'' didn't allow two actors to work under the same stage name and a "''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Fox_(American_actor) Michael Fox]'' " already existed. Michael borrowed the middle ''J'' from the middle name of ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_J._Pollard Michael J. Pollard]'', which was one of Fox's favorite character actors. The reason he didn't want to be credited as ''Michael A. Fox'' was due to his Canadian heritage, which is often associated with peppering statements with "eh", and jokes would be "Michael, Eh? Fox". Another reason is that other jokes would be "Michael's a fox!"	+	Fox, in reality, hasn't got a middle name that commences with the letter ''J''. His actual middle name is Andrew, as in Michael Andrew Fox. He chose to be billed as Michael '''''J.''''' Fox due to the fact that ''The Screen Actors Guild'' didn't allow two actors to work under the same stage name and a "''[[wikipedia:Michael Fox (American_actor)\|Michael Fox]]'' " already existed. Michael borrowed the middle ''J'' from the middle name of ''[[wikipedia:Michael J. Pollard\|Michael J. Pollard]]'', which was one of Fox's favorite character actors. The reason he didn't want to be credited as ''Michael A. Fox'' was due to his Canadian heritage, which is often associated with peppering statements with "eh", and jokes would be "Michael, Eh? Fox". Another reason is that other jokes would be "Michael's a fox!"{{Fact}}
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Back to the Future: The Game

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-	My name is Isaac Joseph Zammit and was born in May 16, 1993.I'm from Hal Kirkop, a small village in Malta( a small island in the Mediterranean sea). Well I simply '''really love''' the Back to the Future Trilogy and I will go so far as to say that I consider myself a die-hard BTTF fan. I just love every scene of all three movies. I first saw Back to the Future, Back to the Future Part II and Back to the Future Part III on television (the italian dubbed version actually) and I remember that I always loved the movies(the first one especially) and that I really looked forward to seeing it again. Some time after they showed all the trilogy in 3 weeks( one film every week) and I really enjoyed it and loved it. Some 3 years later, it was Sunday, I arrived home after a football(soccer) game and before I turned on the tv, I said to myself that probably they will show the trilogy soon enough and coincidentally when I turned on the tv they were showing Back to the Future!Unfortunately it was the last part where Marty was connecting the hook into the flux capacitor(before the "Flux Capacitor...fluxing" scene).Some three weeks later they showed Back to the Future Part II and then I decided to buy the trilogy on DVD.Actually it was just a bootlegged one:)Anyway one day I bought the original Back to the Future DVD from Malta and after some time(near october 2008 I think) I bought the whole Back to the Future trilogy on DVD from bttf.net.I saw all the special features on the DVD and films of course and from that day forward I became a Back to the Future Maniac:)	+	My name is Isaac Joseph Zammit and was born on May 16, 1993. I'm from Hal Kirkop, a small village in Malta (a small island in the Mediterranean sea). Well I simply '''really love''' the Back to the Future Trilogy and I will go so far as to say that I consider myself a die-hard BTTF fan. I just love every scene of all three movies. I first saw Back to the Future, Back to the Future Part II and Back to the Future Part III on television (the italian dubbed version actually) and I remember that I always loved the movies (the first one especially) and that I really looked forward to seeing it again. Some time after they showed all the trilogy in 3 weeks (one film every week) and I really enjoyed it and loved it. Some 3 years later, it was Sunday, I arrived home after a football(soccer) game and before I turned on the tv, I said to myself that probably they will show the trilogy soon enough and coincidentally when I turned on the tv they were showing Back to the Future! Unfortunately it was the last part where Marty was connecting the hook into the flux capacitor (before the "Flux Capacitor...fluxing" scene).Some three weeks later they showed Back to the Future Part II and then I decided to buy the trilogy on DVD.bActually it was just a bootlegged one:) Anyway one day I bought the original Back to the Future DVD from Malta and after some time (near october 2008 I think) I bought the whole Back to the Future trilogy on DVD from bttf.net. I saw all the special features on the DVD and films of course and from that day forward I became a Back to the Future Maniac:)

	Coincedently one of the veteran western actors who plays a saloon old timer in Back to te Future Part III, Harry Carey, Jr, was born on the same day as me.Of course I was born in 1993, he was born in 1921.		Coincedently one of the veteran western actors who plays a saloon old timer in Back to te Future Part III, Harry Carey, Jr, was born on the same day as me.Of course I was born in 1993, he was born in 1921.

Michael J. Fox

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	Fox was an animal rights activist and a vegetarian, which caused two scenes in the trilogy to be slightly adapted. At his future home in Part II, although Marty McFly Jr. takes a slice of pepperoni pizza at dinner, he picks all the pepperoni off before eating it. At the [[McFly farm]] in Part III, there is no meat on the fork he transfers from the serving dish to his plate, and then to his mouth, before he spits out several pieces of buckshot.		Fox was an animal rights activist and a vegetarian, which caused two scenes in the trilogy to be slightly adapted. At his future home in Part II, although Marty McFly Jr. takes a slice of pepperoni pizza at dinner, he picks all the pepperoni off before eating it. At the [[McFly farm]] in Part III, there is no meat on the fork he transfers from the serving dish to his plate, and then to his mouth, before he spits out several pieces of buckshot.

-	After the release of ''[[Back to the Future Part III]]'' in May 1990, Fox started displaying symptoms of early-onset [[Parkinson's disease]] later the same year while shooting the movie ''[[Wikipedia:Doc Hollywood\|Doc Hollywood]]'', though he wasn't properly diagnosed until the following year. In 1998, he decided to go public with his condition, and since then he has been a strong advocate of Parkinson's disease research. In 2000, Fox semi-retired from acting.	+	A[[File:1333741546_michael-j-fox-lg.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Michael J. Fox at the 201 TV Land Awards.]]fter the release of ''[[Back to the Future Part III]]'' in May 1990, Fox started displaying symptoms of early-onset [[Parkinson's disease]] later the same year while shooting the movie ''[[Wikipedia:Doc Hollywood\|Doc Hollywood]]'', though he wasn't properly diagnosed until the following year. In 1998, he decided to go public with his condition, and since then he has been a strong advocate of Parkinson's disease research. In 2000, Fox semi-retired from acting.

	In an [[My Pop's an Alien\|episode]] of ''[[Back to the Future: The Animated Series]]'', [[Marty McFly]] believes he looks like Michael J. Fox, a sort of [[wikipedia:Breaking the fourth wall\|fourth wall breach]] or self-reference, however the voice of Marty in the series was not of Fox's, but instead [[David Kaufman]].		In an [[My Pop's an Alien\|episode]] of ''[[Back to the Future: The Animated Series]]'', [[Marty McFly]] believes he looks like Michael J. Fox, a sort of [[wikipedia:Breaking the fourth wall\|fourth wall breach]] or self-reference, however the voice of Marty in the series was not of Fox's, but instead [[David Kaufman]].

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Enlightment Under the Sea

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Doc Brown's Chicken

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-	'''Doc Brown's Chicken''' is a restaurant at [[Universal Studios]] Hollywood, located near the former location of [[Institute of Future Technology\|Back to the Future: The Ride]]. The slogan on its logo reads "The Finest Chicken of All Time!" It serves four choices of heart-healthy fried [[chicken]] for lunch and dinner.<ref>[http://www.universalstudioshollywood.com/dining.html Dining] at [http://www.universalstudioshollywood.com Universal Studios Hollywood].</ref>	+	'''Doc Brown's Chicken''' is a restaurant at [[Universal Studios]] Hollywood, located near the former location of [[Institute of Future Technology\|Back to the Future: The Ride]]. The slogan on its logo reads "The Finest Chicken of All Time!" It serves four choices of heart-healthy fried [[chicken]] for lunch and dinner.<ref>[http://www.universalstudioshollywood.com/dining.html Dining] at [http://www.universalstudioshollywood.com Universal Studios Hollywood].</ref>

	On the walls of the queue inside the building hang framed photographs of [[Doc Brown]] (not portrayed by [[Christopher Lloyd]]) proudly holding up a fried drumstick at famous landmarks and historical events from around the world.		On the walls of the queue inside the building hang framed photographs of [[Doc Brown]] (not portrayed by [[Christopher Lloyd]]) proudly holding up a fried drumstick at famous landmarks and historical events from around the world.
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		+	==Trivia==
		+	*Doc's last name "Brown" and Chicken, could be a possible reference to the <span style="font-family:sans-serif;font-size:12px;line-height:13px;text-align:left;">Illinois</span> chicken chain "Brown's Chicken".

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World Series

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-	*The 1985 World Series was won by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kansas_City_Royals Kansas City Royals] on October 27, 1985, the day after Doc made this statement. (The series was tied at 3-3 with the 7<sup>th</sup> game on the 27<sup>th</sup> of October.)	+	**During the weekend of [[October 26]] and [[October 27]], [[1985]], while Marty and Doc were traveling through time, the Kansas City Royals won Game 6 and Game 7 of the World Series, respectively, defeating the St. Louis Cardinals to win the Major League Baseball championship. (The series was tied at 3-3 with the 7<sup>th</sup> game on the 27<sup>th</sup> of October.)
	*In Part I, Doc Brown said "I'll also be able to see who wins the next twenty-five World Series." The winner of the 2010 World Series was the San Francisco Giants, defeating the Texas Rangers 4 games to 1.		*In Part I, Doc Brown said "I'll also be able to see who wins the next twenty-five World Series." The winner of the 2010 World Series was the San Francisco Giants, defeating the Texas Rangers 4 games to 1.
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-	*One of the jokes in the script for ''Part II'' was that the Cubs would finally win the World Series. The Chicago Cubs last appeared in the World Series in 1945, and has not won the Series since 1908. Over the years, the Cubs have been famous for having many chances to win the National League pennant, but falling short in each instance.
-	*Miami did not have a Major League Baseball team at the time of the filming of ''Part II'', and Marty was genuinely surprised to see a Miami team. The Florida Marlins team began play in Miami in 1993, and won the World Series in 1997. Soon afterward, an urban legend arose that ''[[Back to the Future Part II]]'' had "predicted" that a team from Miami would win the World Series in 1997. According to the news, of course, the Miami team will lose the 2015 Series.
-	*In 2012, the Florida Marlins changed their name to the Miami Marlins. However, barring a league realignment, it would be an impossibility for the Chicago Cubs and Miami to face each other in the World Series as they are both National League teams.
-	*During the weekend of [[October 26]] and [[October 27]], [[1985]], while Marty and Doc were traveling through time, the Kansas City Royals won Game 6 and Game 7 of the World Series, respectively, defeating the St. Louis Cardinals to win the Major League Baseball championship.
-	*In the [[Back to the Future novelization\|novelization]], Doc mentions that he is a fan of the "Brooklyn Bums", a nickname for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Marty says that he's a fan of the San Diego Padres. In 1955, Brooklyn won the World Series one month before Marty's arrival. The Padres had played in their first World Series in 1984.
	*In the original timeline, Doc planned to see who would win the next 25 World Series. After the timeline was altered, Doc made plans to go 30 years ahead rather than 25, and stopped Marty's attempt to learn the results of future sports scores. [[Grays Sports Almanac]] would have included the results of the 1985-2000 Series, as well as other sports results. The film leaves open the question of whether Marty has learned any scores from briefly flipping through the almanac.		*In the original timeline, Doc planned to see who would win the next 25 World Series. After the timeline was altered, Doc made plans to go 30 years ahead rather than 25, and stopped Marty's attempt to learn the results of future sports scores. [[Grays Sports Almanac]] would have included the results of the 1985-2000 Series, as well as other sports results. The film leaves open the question of whether Marty has learned any scores from briefly flipping through the almanac.
-	*The [[Kirk Gibson Jr. Slugger 2000 adjustable bat]] was mentioned in ''Part II'' as well. At the time the script was being written by [[Bob Gale]] in 1988, Kirk Gibson (Senior) had been the hero of the 1988 World Series. As Gale notes in the commentary, Gibson is not as well remembered now as he had been when the film was released. As of 2011, Gibson is the manager of the [[Wikipedia:Arizona Diamondbacks\|Arizona Diamondbacks]].	+	*In the [[Back to the Future novelization\|novelization]], Doc mentions that he is a fan of the "Brooklyn Bums", a nickname for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Marty says that he's a fan of the San Diego Padres. In [[1955]], Brooklyn won the World Series one month before Marty's arrival. The Padres had played in their first World Series in 1984.
		+	*One of the jokes in the script for ''Part II'' was that the Cubs would finally win the World Series. The Chicago Cubs last appeared in the World Series in 1945, and has not won the Series since 1908. Over the years, the Cubs have been famous for having many chances to win the National League pennant, but falling short in each instance.
		+	*The [[Kirk Gibson Jr. Slugger 2000 adjustable bat]] was mentioned in ''Part II'' as well. At the time the script was being written by [[Bob Gale]] in [[1988]], Kirk Gibson (Senior) had been the hero of the [[1988]] World Series. As Gale notes in the commentary, Gibson is not as well remembered now as he had been when the film was released. As of [[2011]], Gibson is the manager of the [[Wikipedia:Arizona Diamondbacks\|Arizona Diamondbacks]].
		+	*Miami did not have a Major League Baseball team at the time of the filming of ''Part II'', and Marty was genuinely surprised to see a Miami team. The Florida Marlins team began play in Miami in [[1993]], and won the World Series in [[1997]]. Soon afterward, an urban legend arose that ''[[Back to the Future Part II]]'' had "predicted" that a team from Miami would win the World Series in 1997. According to the news, of course, the Miami team will lose the 2015 Series.
		+	*In [[2012]], the Florida Marlins changed their name to the Miami Marlins. However, barring a league realignment, it would be an impossibility for the Chicago Cubs and Miami to face each other in the World Series as they are both National League teams.
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Dinosaur

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	'''Dinosaurs''' were lizards that lived on Earth from 65 million to around 270 million years ago.		'''Dinosaurs''' were lizards that lived on Earth from 65 million to around 270 million years ago.

-	They were seen several times by the Browns on their trips to the past, including a ''Tyrannosaurus Rex'' and a ''[[Pteranodon]]'' while visiting the [[Cretaceous Period]].	+	They were seen several times by the [[Brown family\|Brown]]s on their trips to the past, including a ''Tyrannosaurus Rex'' and a ''[[Pteranodon]]'' while visiting the [[Cretaceous Period]]. In one [[1991 (Dinosaur Timeline)\|alternate timeline]], dinosaurs resembled their human counterparts due to continued evolution after [[Emmett Brown]] prevented an asteroid impact. Doc and [[Marty McFly]] subsequently encountered a [[Tannensaurus]] during this time.

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Tannensaurus

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-	'''Tannensaurus''' was a large red dinosaur that lived in the [[1991 (Dinosaur timeline)\|Alternate 1991]]. He acted as an police officer upon seeing the [[DeLorean time machine]], he tried to sell it to a science laboratory. As [[Emmett Brown\|Doc]], [[Jules Brown\|Jules]], and [[Verne Brown]] escaped in the DeLorean, he attempted to latch on with his tongue but became injured in the struggle.	+	'''Tannensaurus''' was a large red [[dinosaur]] that lived in the [[1991 (Dinosaur timeline)\|Alternate 1991]]. He acted as an police officer upon seeing the [[DeLorean time machine]], he tried to sell it to a science laboratory. As [[Emmett Brown\|Doc]], [[Jules Brown\|Jules]], and [[Verne Brown]] escaped in the DeLorean, he attempted to latch on with his tongue but became injured in the struggle.

	He referred to another officer as "tailhead" (an obvious reference to [[Biff Tannen\|Biff's]] popular catchphrase).		He referred to another officer as "tailhead" (an obvious reference to [[Biff Tannen\|Biff's]] popular catchphrase).

Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 4: Double Visions

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	*When Citizen Brown returns with the repaired time machine, he says he worked on it in his lab near Clayton Ravine; in the timeline depicted, Marty and Doc never saved Clara, hence the ravine retains her name.		*When Citizen Brown returns with the repaired time machine, he says he worked on it in his lab near Clayton Ravine; in the timeline depicted, Marty and Doc never saved Clara, hence the ravine retains her name.
-	*If Marty examines the dinosaur in the Hill Valley of the Past diorama, he remarks "If that thing's called a 'Tannensaurus', I'll...ugh." This can be seen as a double reference to the animated series, both the episode "[[Forward to the Past]]", where an actual Tannensaurus is the version of Biff Tannen that appears in an alterted timeline where dinosaurs ruled the Earth. It could also be seen as a reference to a line Marty spoke in another episode, asking "Is there a Tannen in ''every'' time period?"	+	*If Marty examines the [[dinosaur]] in the Hill Valley of the Past diorama, he remarks "If that thing's called a 'Tannensaurus', I'll...ugh." This can be seen as a double reference to the animated series, both the episode "[[Forward to the Past]]", where an actual [[Tannensaurus]] is the version of Biff Tannen that appears in an altered timeline where dinosaurs ruled the Earth. It could also be seen as a reference to a line Marty spoke in another episode, asking "Is there a Tannen in ''every'' time period?"
-	*A crate marked "Peabody Farms" is found in the back of the truck young Emmet is using to transport his entry into the Science Fair.	+	*A crate marked "[[Peabody Farms]]" is found in the back of the truck young Emmett is using to transport his entry into the Science Fair.

	==Notes and references==		==Notes and references==

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-	Fortunately, Marty, who had witnessed the first time travel experiment, was accidentally sent back to 1955, where he tried to warn the 1955 version of Doc about the terrorists. Over the course of the week, Doc posed at Marty's uncle and avoided any discussions with Marty about his own future. Just minutes before the [[Hill Valley Thunderstorm]] reached downtown on [[November 12]], [[1955]], he came across the [[Marty's letter\|warning letter]] Marty had written him. Doc ripped it up just as lightning struck down a tree on top of the cable. After a race to reconnect the cable, Doc successfully sent Marty back to the future by harnessing the energy from a bolt of lightning as it struck the [[clocktower]] at 10:04pm. Sometime after these events, Doc decided to take the risk, taped together Marty's warning letter and discovered the truth about that night in 1985. When 1985 rolled around again, Doc wore a [[bulletproof vest]] for protection.<ref name="BTTF"/>	+	Fortunately, Marty, who had witnessed the first time travel experiment, was accidentally sent back to 1955, where he tried to warn the 1955 version of Doc about the terrorists. Over the course of the week, Doc posed at Marty's uncle and avoided any discussions with Marty about his own future. Just minutes before the [[Hill Valley Thunderstorm]] reached downtown on [[November 12]], [[1955]], he came across the [[Marty's letter\|warning letter]] Marty had written him. Doc ripped it up just as lightning struck down a tree on top of the cable. Then Marty tried to shout it to Doc when he was on top of the tower but then the bell rang so Doc told him to get in the time machine. After a race to reconnect the cable, Doc successfully sent Marty back to the future by harnessing the energy from a bolt of lightning as it struck the [[clocktower]] at 10:04pm. Sometime after these events, Doc decided to take the risk, taped together Marty's warning letter and discovered the truth about that night in 1985. When 1985 rolled around again, Doc wore a [[bulletproof vest]] for protection.<ref name="BTTF"/>

	After dropping Marty home, Doc went 30 years into the future. While it is known that he visited [[October 21]]st, [[2015]], it is not known exactly how long or during which days he was there for.<ref name="BTTF"/> While there, he got an "[[rejuvenation clinic\|all natural overhaul]]" to his body which added 30 or 40 years to his life, and made him look younger. He also got the DeLorean hover-converted, and installed a "[[Mr. Fusion]]". The Mr. Fusion reactor eliminated the need for plutonium, and allowed the time machine to operate off of ordinary household garbage. Afterwards, Doc returned to 1985 to pick up Marty (and Jennifer, who happened to be there) to take them to 2015.<ref name="BTTF2">''[[Back to the Future Part II]]''</ref>		After dropping Marty home, Doc went 30 years into the future. While it is known that he visited [[October 21]]st, [[2015]], it is not known exactly how long or during which days he was there for.<ref name="BTTF"/> While there, he got an "[[rejuvenation clinic\|all natural overhaul]]" to his body which added 30 or 40 years to his life, and made him look younger. He also got the DeLorean hover-converted, and installed a "[[Mr. Fusion]]". The Mr. Fusion reactor eliminated the need for plutonium, and allowed the time machine to operate off of ordinary household garbage. Afterwards, Doc returned to 1985 to pick up Marty (and Jennifer, who happened to be there) to take them to 2015.<ref name="BTTF2">''[[Back to the Future Part II]]''</ref>

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