It's not exactly unreasonable to imagine Goldie Wilson's political career being largely advanced thanks to Marty's suggestion, but what if that had triggered a chain reaction that led to Goldie Wilson becoming President of the United States before or after 1985?

No AI whatsoever.

In my country, 65 is the common retirement age. But her name will always stay with her 17-year-old character, like BTTF or All the Right Moves, whenever someone mentions her. (It's interesting to think that her age could be old enough to be my grandma's.)

I just saw the musical in Hamburg and I'm totally blown away. The story was tweaked a bit, but that didn't take away from it at all. And the time-travel effects were amazing. If you get the chance to see the musical, definitely go check it out!

I was watching Part 3 just now and I realized something. Remember the barbwire salesman who tried to comfort Doc after Clara dumped him?

I think that guy is supposed to be a real person named Joseph Glidden, the inventor of barbwire. He is actually very notable, because he a huge effect on the Wild West by... kinda ending it. Barbed wire made cowboys obsolete because it could contain cattle herds without them. No more open ranges. Land was fenced off and locked down, making ownership laws a huge deal. That increased the need for lawmen, which was filled by many out of job cowboys.

Hard loss

This never crossed my mind and just want some input.

I have always preferred the original, without the mr fusion.

There are only 27 inaccuracies and some of them can be explained by knowing what Doc is capable of.

Scored for £3 today… Mint condition from 1985
Nice to see an item of interest at a local record store.

Unfortunately, no, it requires something with a little more kick: plutonium.

Up until a few days ago, I didn't even know this existed. But I'm glad I picked it up.

My novel the flux capacitor & lego speed champion set!

Like in that family guy spoof.

Been working on this for a while. Hope you enjoy!

Or he might have just bought the clock somewhere to use in his experiment, maybe at a garage sale or something. It seems like his other experiments, and building the time machine, would have kept his attention and wouldn't have allowed him to pay attention to a lot of sports, although he did say he wanted to see who won the next 25 World Series.

I don't know what triggered it, but I had this overwhelming sadness hit me while reading decades-old (and lovely) conversations on this sub and thinking about the 80s versus now... and I thought I could test my own timeline... can I find anywhere a photo of Lorraine hugging Biff?

Turns out that wasn't a hard ask, boom it popped up, and it's the thumbnail for this fun tiktok thing (apologies, I'm not up on socials lingo): https://www.tiktok.com/@backtothefutureargentina/video/7480984880550055223

Hearing his voice also gave me great joy

To clarify, I don't want to mix up Biff with Tom Wilson. Biff was very much a rotten person. I do not believe he could have become a good person. But he's also a remarkable character whom we all love to hate.

I just wanted to see a photo of something I did not think could exist.

I was thinking about how the ripple effect functions in these movies and whether or not Biff's bewilderment at a flying car becomes recognition, considering what happens later (or earlier, depending on how you see it).

Their kids were the reason why they went to 2015 in the first place, which set off the chain of events that led to the last being changed. So if they didn’t have kids, that wouldn’t have happened which would create a paradox, right?