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(CLOCKS TICKING)

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ANNOUNCER: <i>October is
inventory time,</i>

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<i>so right now, Statler Toyota</i>

4
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<i>is making the best
deals of the year</i>

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<i>on all 1985-model Toyotas.</i>

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<i>You won't find a better car</i>

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<i>at a better price with better service
anywhere in Hill Valley.</i>

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<i>That's Statler Toyota
in downtown Hill Valley.</i>

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NEWSCASTER: <i>The Senate is expected
to vote on this today.</i>

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<i>In other news, officials at the Pacific
Nuclear research facility</i>

11
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<i>have denied the rumor that
a case of missing plutonium</i>

12
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<i>was in fact stolen from their vault
two weeks ago.</i>

13
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<i>A Libyan terrorist group
had claimed responsibility</i>

14
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<i>- for the alleged theft.</i>
- (ALARM RINGING)

15
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<i>However, officials now attribute</i>

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<i>the discrepancy to
a simple clerical error.</i>

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<i>The FBI, which is investigating
the matter, had no comment.</i>

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(BUZZER BLARES)

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MARTY: Hey, Doc?

20
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Doc?

21
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Hello! Anybody home?

22
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Einstein, come here, boy.

23
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(WHISTLES)

24
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What's going on? Oh, God.

25
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Oh, Jesus!

26
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That is disgusting.
Where the hell is he?

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(CLOCKS TICKING)

28
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(MACHINE HUMMING)

29
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(HUMMING GROWS LOUDER)

30
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(LOUD HUMMING)

31
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(ELECTRIC GUITAR NOTE PLAYS)

32
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(GRUNTS)

33
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(GROANING)

34
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Whoa!

35
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Rock 'n' roll.

36
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(ALARM RINGING)

37
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- Yo.
- DOC: <i>Marty, is that you?</i>

38
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Hey. Hey, Doc.
Where are you?

39
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<i>Thank God I've found you.</i>

40
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<i>Listen, can you meet me
at Twin Pines Mall tonight at 1:15?</i>

41
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<i>I made a major breakthrough,
and I'll need your assistance.</i>

42
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Wait a minute.
1:15 in the morning?

43
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<i>Yeah.</i>

44
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Doc, what's going on?

45
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- Where you been all week?
<i>- Working.</i>

46
00:05:08,099 --> 00:05:09,475
Where's Einstein?
Is he with you?

47
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<i>Yeah, he's right here.</i>

48
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You know, Doc, you left your
equipment on all week.

49
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<i>My equipment.
That reminds me, Marty.</i>

50
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<i>You better not hook up
to the amplifier.</i>

51
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<i>There's a slight
possibility of overload.</i>

52
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Yeah. I'll keep that in mind.

53
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<i>Good. I'll see you tonight.
Don't forget now.</i>

54
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<i>1:15 a.m.,
Twin Pines Mall.</i>

55
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Right.

56
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(CLOCKS CHIMING)

57
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(CLOCKS CUCKOOING)

58
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<i>Are those my clocks I hear?</i>

59
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Yeah, it's 8:00.

60
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<i>Perfect!
My experiment worked!</i>

61
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<i>They're all exactly
25 minutes slow!</i>

62
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Wait a minute.
Wait a minute, Doc.

63
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Are you telling
me that it's 8:25?

64
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<i>Precisely.</i>

65
00:05:52,476 --> 00:05:55,395
Damn!
I'm late for school.

66
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(MUSIC PLAYING)

67
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- Jennifer.
- Marty, don't go this way.

68
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Strickland's looking for you.

69
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If you get caught,
it'll be four tardies in a row.

70
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All right, come on.
I think we're safe.

71
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You know, this time
it wasn't my fault.

72
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The doc set all his clocks
25 minutes slow.

73
00:07:09,720 --> 00:07:10,971
Doc?

74
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Am I to understand you're still hanging
around with Dr. Emmett Brown, McFly?

75
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(CLICKING TONGUE)

76
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Tardy slip for you, Miss Parker.

77
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And one for you, McFly.
I believe that makes four in a row.

78
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Let me give you a nickel's worth of
free advice, young man.

79
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This so-called Dr. Brown is dangerous.
He's a real nutcase.

80
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You hang around with him,
you're gonna end up in big trouble.

81
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Ooh. Yes, sir.

82
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You got a real attitude problem, McFly.
You're a slacker.

83
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You remind me of your father
when he went here.

84
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He was a slacker, too.

85
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Can I go now,
Mr. Strickland?

86
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I noticed your band
is on the roster

87
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for the dance auditions
after school today.

88
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Why even bother, McFly?
You don't have a chance.

89
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You're too much
like your old man.

90
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No McFly ever amounted
to anything

91
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in the history of Hill Valley.

92
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Yeah, well,
history is gonna change.

93
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<i>Next, please.</i>

94
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(SYNTHESIZER PLAYING)

95
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Okay, guys, let's rock 'n roll.

96
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<i>All right.</i>

97
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<i>We're the...
We're the Pinheads.</i>

98
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<i>One, two, three.</i>

99
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(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)

100
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<i>Okay, that's enough.
Thank you, fellas.</i>

101
00:08:44,188 --> 00:08:45,648
<i>Hold it, fellas.</i>

102
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<i>I'm afraid you're
just too darn loud.</i>

103
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<i>Next, please.</i>

104
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<i>Bring up the next group, please.</i>

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ANNOUNCER: <i>Re-elect Mayor
"Goldie" Wilson.</i>

106
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<i>Progress is his middle name.</i>

107
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MARTY: "Too loud."
I can't believe it.

108
00:09:04,417 --> 00:09:07,044
I'm never gonna get a chance
to play in front of anybody.

109
00:09:07,128 --> 00:09:09,505
Marty, one rejection isn't
the end of the world.

110
00:09:09,588 --> 00:09:12,007
I just don't think
I'm cut out for music.

111
00:09:12,091 --> 00:09:14,051
But you're good, Marty.
You're really good,

112
00:09:14,135 --> 00:09:15,928
and this audition
tape of yours is great.

113
00:09:16,011 --> 00:09:18,055
You've gotta send it in
to the record company.

114
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- It's like Doc's always saying.
- Yeah, I know. I know.

115
00:09:20,015 --> 00:09:21,130
"If you put your mind to it,"

116
00:09:21,142 --> 00:09:23,644
"you can accomplish anything."

117
00:09:23,727 --> 00:09:25,729
That's good advice, Marty.

118
00:09:25,813 --> 00:09:27,273
All right, okay, Jennifer.

119
00:09:27,356 --> 00:09:29,316
What if I send in the tape
and they don't like it?

120
00:09:29,400 --> 00:09:31,318
What if they say I'm no good?

121
00:09:31,402 --> 00:09:33,762
What if they say, "Get out of here, kid.
You got no future"?

122
00:09:33,779 --> 00:09:36,991
I mean, I just don't think
I can take that kind of rejection.

123
00:09:37,074 --> 00:09:39,076
Jesus, I'm starting to
sound like my old man.

124
00:09:39,160 --> 00:09:40,983
- Come on. He's not that bad.
- Save the clock tower.

125
00:09:40,995 --> 00:09:44,540
At least he's letting
you borrow the car tomorrow night.

126
00:09:45,207 --> 00:09:47,126
Check out that 4x4.

127
00:09:47,626 --> 00:09:49,128
That is hot.

128
00:09:49,211 --> 00:09:50,463
Okay. Back her up.

129
00:09:50,546 --> 00:09:53,799
Someday, Jennifer.
Someday.

130
00:09:54,258 --> 00:09:57,761
Wouldn't it be great to take
that truck up to the lake?

131
00:09:58,762 --> 00:10:01,765
Throw a couple of
sleeping bags in the back.

132
00:10:03,100 --> 00:10:05,060
Lie out underneath the stars.

133
00:10:05,144 --> 00:10:06,979
- Stop it.
- What?

134
00:10:07,813 --> 00:10:10,441
Does your mom know?
About tomorrow night?

135
00:10:10,524 --> 00:10:11,734
No, get out of town.

136
00:10:11,817 --> 00:10:14,570
My mom thinks I'm going camping
with the guys.

137
00:10:14,653 --> 00:10:16,238
Jennifer, my mother
would freak out

138
00:10:16,322 --> 00:10:17,728
if she knew I was going
up there with you,

139
00:10:17,740 --> 00:10:19,909
and I'd get the
standard lecture about

140
00:10:19,992 --> 00:10:22,369
how she never did that kind of stuff
when she was a kid.

141
00:10:22,453 --> 00:10:25,331
I mean, look, I think the woman
was born a nun.

142
00:10:25,414 --> 00:10:27,917
She's just trying to
keep you respectable.

143
00:10:28,000 --> 00:10:30,168
Well, she's not doing
a very good job.

144
00:10:30,251 --> 00:10:31,461
Terrible.

145
00:10:31,544 --> 00:10:35,215
Save the clock tower.
Save the clock tower.

146
00:10:35,298 --> 00:10:39,344
Mayor Wilson is sponsoring an initiative
to replace that clock.

147
00:10:39,427 --> 00:10:42,013
Thirty years ago,
lightning struck that clock tower

148
00:10:42,096 --> 00:10:43,848
and the clock hasn't run since.

149
00:10:43,932 --> 00:10:46,226
We at the Hill Valley
Preservation Society

150
00:10:46,309 --> 00:10:48,728
think it should be preserved
exactly the way it is

151
00:10:48,811 --> 00:10:50,563
as part of our history
and heritage.

152
00:10:50,647 --> 00:10:51,761
There you go, lady.
There's a quarter.

153
00:10:51,773 --> 00:10:52,815
Thank you.

154
00:10:52,899 --> 00:10:54,013
Don't forget to take a flyer.

155
00:10:54,025 --> 00:10:55,026
Right.

156
00:10:55,109 --> 00:10:57,028
Save the clock tower!

157
00:10:58,696 --> 00:11:00,281
Where were we?

158
00:11:00,782 --> 00:11:01,866
Right about here.

159
00:11:01,950 --> 00:11:03,390
- (CAR HORN HONKING)
- MAN: Jennifer!

160
00:11:06,120 --> 00:11:08,498
- It's my dad. I've got to go.
- Right.

161
00:11:08,581 --> 00:11:10,041
I'll call you tonight.

162
00:11:10,124 --> 00:11:11,251
I'll be at my grandma's.

163
00:11:11,334 --> 00:11:13,753
Here, let me
give you the number.

164
00:11:18,758 --> 00:11:19,801
Bye.

165
00:12:03,011 --> 00:12:06,014
RADIO DISPATCHER:
<i>Bravo, Tango, Delta 6-2-9.</i>

166
00:12:06,097 --> 00:12:09,183
<i>Tow for impoundment.
Any unit, please respond.</i>

167
00:12:11,603 --> 00:12:14,188
Perfect.
Just perfect.

168
00:12:18,234 --> 00:12:19,986
(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)

169
00:12:20,653 --> 00:12:22,822
I can't believe you'd
loan me your car

170
00:12:22,905 --> 00:12:24,741
without telling me
it had a blind spot.

171
00:12:24,824 --> 00:12:26,409
- Blind spot?
- I could've been killed.

172
00:12:26,784 --> 00:12:29,120
Now, Biff, now, I never noticed

173
00:12:29,203 --> 00:12:33,207
that the car had any blind spot before
when I would drive it.

174
00:12:33,291 --> 00:12:34,709
Hi, Son.

175
00:12:34,792 --> 00:12:37,003
BIFF: What, are you blind,
McFly? It's there.

176
00:12:37,086 --> 00:12:38,963
How else do you explain
that wreck out there?

177
00:12:39,047 --> 00:12:42,050
GEORGE: Biff, can I assume

178
00:12:42,467 --> 00:12:45,511
that your insurance is going
to pay for the damage?

179
00:12:45,595 --> 00:12:47,889
My insurance?
It's your car.

180
00:12:47,972 --> 00:12:49,252
Your insurance
should pay for it.

181
00:12:49,265 --> 00:12:50,865
I wanna know who's
going to pay for this?

182
00:12:50,892 --> 00:12:52,840
I spilled beer all over it
when the car smashed into me.

183
00:12:52,852 --> 00:12:54,008
Who's gonna pay
my cleaning bill?

184
00:12:54,020 --> 00:12:55,021
GEORGE: Ah...

185
00:12:55,104 --> 00:12:57,065
BIFF: And where's my reports?

186
00:12:57,148 --> 00:12:58,650
Well, I haven't
finished those up yet,

187
00:12:58,733 --> 00:13:01,402
but I figured since
they weren't due till...

188
00:13:01,486 --> 00:13:04,404
Hello? Hello?
Anybody home? Huh?

189
00:13:05,113 --> 00:13:07,407
- Think, McFly. Think!
- All right.

190
00:13:07,491 --> 00:13:09,576
I got to have time
to get them retyped.

191
00:13:09,660 --> 00:13:10,940
Do you realize what would happen

192
00:13:10,994 --> 00:13:13,789
if I hand in my reports
in your handwriting?

193
00:13:13,872 --> 00:13:15,415
I'll get fired.

194
00:13:15,499 --> 00:13:18,293
You wouldn't want that
to happen, would you?

195
00:13:18,377 --> 00:13:20,295
- Would you?
- Of course not, Biff.

196
00:13:20,379 --> 00:13:22,839
Now, I wouldn't
want that to happen.

197
00:13:22,923 --> 00:13:25,759
Now, look. I'll finish
those reports on up tonight,

198
00:13:25,842 --> 00:13:28,679
and I'll run them on over
first thing tomorrow, all right?

199
00:13:28,762 --> 00:13:30,597
Not too early.
I sleep in Saturday.

200
00:13:30,681 --> 00:13:31,932
McFly, your shoe's untied.

201
00:13:32,015 --> 00:13:33,016
(LAUGHING) Oh.

202
00:13:33,100 --> 00:13:35,477
Don't be so gullible, McFly.

203
00:13:35,560 --> 00:13:37,437
Got the place fixed up nice,
though, McFly.

204
00:13:39,731 --> 00:13:41,775
I have your car towed
all the way to your house

205
00:13:41,858 --> 00:13:43,527
and all you got for me
is lite beer?

206
00:13:43,610 --> 00:13:44,945
(LAUGHS)

207
00:13:51,493 --> 00:13:53,954
What are you
looking at, butthead?

208
00:13:55,956 --> 00:13:57,999
Say hi to your mom for me.

209
00:14:00,794 --> 00:14:02,796
I know what you're
going to say, Son,

210
00:14:02,879 --> 00:14:05,507
and you're right.
You're right.

211
00:14:06,675 --> 00:14:10,595
But Biff just happens
to be my supervisor,

212
00:14:10,679 --> 00:14:11,805
(CAR DRIVING AWAY)

213
00:14:11,888 --> 00:14:15,308
And I'm afraid I'm just not
very good at confrontations.

214
00:14:16,393 --> 00:14:18,186
But the car, Dad.

215
00:14:19,980 --> 00:14:22,649
I mean, he wrecked it.
He totaled it.

216
00:14:23,567 --> 00:14:25,652
I needed that car
tomorrow night, Dad.

217
00:14:25,736 --> 00:14:27,904
Do you have any idea
how important this was to me?

218
00:14:27,988 --> 00:14:29,030
Do you have any clue?

219
00:14:29,114 --> 00:14:31,783
I know, and all I can
say is, I'm...

220
00:14:32,325 --> 00:14:33,785
I'm sorry.

221
00:14:34,077 --> 00:14:36,455
Believe me, Marty,
you're better off

222
00:14:36,538 --> 00:14:39,458
without having to worry
about all the aggravation

223
00:14:39,541 --> 00:14:42,794
and headaches of
playing at that dance.

224
00:14:42,878 --> 00:14:44,546
DAVID: He's
absolutely right, Marty.

225
00:14:44,629 --> 00:14:47,132
The last thing you
need is headaches.

226
00:14:48,049 --> 00:14:49,259
(LAUGHING)

227
00:14:49,342 --> 00:14:50,677
(BOTH LAUGHING)

228
00:14:54,973 --> 00:14:58,602
Kids, we're going to have to eat
this cake by ourselves.

229
00:14:59,186 --> 00:15:01,563
Your Uncle Joey didn't
make parole again.

230
00:15:02,522 --> 00:15:03,857
(LORRAINE SIGHS)

231
00:15:03,940 --> 00:15:07,277
I think it would be nice
if you all dropped him a line.

232
00:15:07,360 --> 00:15:09,112
MARTY: Uncle
"Jailbird" Joey?

233
00:15:09,196 --> 00:15:10,655
He's your brother, Mom.

234
00:15:10,739 --> 00:15:14,576
Yeah. I think it's a major embarrassment,
having an uncle in prison.

235
00:15:14,993 --> 00:15:16,870
We all make mistakes
in life, children.

236
00:15:16,953 --> 00:15:18,663
God damn it.
I'm late.

237
00:15:18,747 --> 00:15:20,415
David, watch your mouth!

238
00:15:20,499 --> 00:15:23,084
You come here and kiss your mother
before you go. Come here.

239
00:15:23,168 --> 00:15:26,254
Come on, Mom. Make it fast.
I'll miss my bus.

240
00:15:26,713 --> 00:15:28,215
See you later, Pop.

241
00:15:28,298 --> 00:15:31,051
(EXCLAIMS) Time to
change that oil.

242
00:15:31,259 --> 00:15:32,719
(LAUGHING)

243
00:15:34,179 --> 00:15:37,723
Hey, Marty. I'm not
your answering service.

244
00:15:37,807 --> 00:15:40,226
While you were outside
pouting over the car,

245
00:15:40,309 --> 00:15:42,561
Jennifer Parker
called you twice.

246
00:15:42,645 --> 00:15:44,063
I don't like her, Marty.

247
00:15:44,146 --> 00:15:47,274
Any girl who calls up a boy
is just asking for trouble.

248
00:15:47,358 --> 00:15:50,236
Oh, Mother, there's nothing wrong
with calling a boy.

249
00:15:50,319 --> 00:15:53,823
I think it's terrible.
Girls chasing boys.

250
00:15:54,240 --> 00:15:57,576
When I was your age, I never chased
a boy or called a boy

251
00:15:57,660 --> 00:16:00,204
or sat in a parked car
with a boy.

252
00:16:00,871 --> 00:16:03,749
Then how am I supposed
to ever meet anybody?

253
00:16:04,416 --> 00:16:06,877
Well, it'll just happen.

254
00:16:06,961 --> 00:16:08,462
Like the way I met your father.

255
00:16:09,338 --> 00:16:12,258
That was so stupid.
Grandpa hit him with the car.

256
00:16:12,758 --> 00:16:14,510
It was meant to be.

257
00:16:15,386 --> 00:16:18,889
Anyway, if Grandpa
hadn't hit him,

258
00:16:18,973 --> 00:16:20,641
then none of you
would have been born.

259
00:16:20,724 --> 00:16:22,017
Yeah, well.

260
00:16:22,601 --> 00:16:24,353
I still don't understand
what Dad was doing

261
00:16:24,436 --> 00:16:25,855
in the middle of the street.

262
00:16:25,938 --> 00:16:28,399
What was it, George?
Bird-watching?

263
00:16:28,482 --> 00:16:30,609
What, Lorraine? What?

264
00:16:31,110 --> 00:16:34,029
Anyway, your Grandpa
hit him with the car

265
00:16:34,113 --> 00:16:35,823
and brought him into the house.

266
00:16:37,199 --> 00:16:39,118
He seemed so helpless,

267
00:16:41,871 --> 00:16:44,874
like a little lost puppy,
and my heart just went out to him.

268
00:16:44,957 --> 00:16:48,127
LINDA: Yeah, Mom, we know. You've told us
this story a million times.

269
00:16:48,210 --> 00:16:49,545
You felt sorry for him,

270
00:16:49,628 --> 00:16:51,088
so you decided to go with him

271
00:16:51,171 --> 00:16:52,715
to the Fish Under the Sea dance.

272
00:16:52,798 --> 00:16:55,968
No. It was the Enchantment
Under the Sea dance.

273
00:16:56,802 --> 00:16:59,930
Our first date.
I'll never forget it.

274
00:17:00,389 --> 00:17:03,058
It was the night of that
terrible thunderstorm, remember, George?

275
00:17:03,142 --> 00:17:05,060
(INDISTINCT CHATTER ON TV)

276
00:17:06,729 --> 00:17:10,649
Your father kissed me for the very
first time on that dance floor.

277
00:17:12,568 --> 00:17:14,737
It was then that I realized

278
00:17:14,820 --> 00:17:17,698
that I was going to spend
the rest of my life with him.

279
00:17:17,781 --> 00:17:19,408
(LAUGHING)

280
00:17:28,459 --> 00:17:30,628
(MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO)

281
00:17:40,137 --> 00:17:41,889
(TELEPHONE RINGING)

282
00:17:46,727 --> 00:17:47,770
Hello.

283
00:17:47,853 --> 00:17:49,384
DOC: <i>Marty, you didn't
fall asleep, did you?</i>

284
00:17:49,396 --> 00:17:50,856
Doc.

285
00:17:51,899 --> 00:17:54,318
No. No, don't be silly.

286
00:17:54,693 --> 00:17:57,655
<i>Listen, this is very important.
I forgot my video camera.</i>

287
00:17:57,738 --> 00:18:00,574
<i>Can you stop by my place and pick it up
on your way to the mall?</i>

288
00:18:00,658 --> 00:18:03,410
Yeah. I'm on my way.

289
00:18:27,600 --> 00:18:29,811
Einstein! Hey, Einstein,
where's the doc, boy? Huh?

290
00:18:29,894 --> 00:18:31,104
(WHIMPERING)

291
00:18:31,896 --> 00:18:33,773
(MACHINE HUMMING)

292
00:18:35,942 --> 00:18:37,235
(GATE UNLOCKING)

293
00:19:10,977 --> 00:19:12,437
(ENGINE REVVING)

294
00:19:13,604 --> 00:19:15,064
(BRAKES SCREECHING)

295
00:19:24,949 --> 00:19:26,075
Doc!

296
00:19:27,368 --> 00:19:28,703
Marty! You made it!

297
00:19:28,786 --> 00:19:29,829
Yeah.

298
00:19:29,912 --> 00:19:31,998
Welcome to my latest experiment.
This is the big one,

299
00:19:32,081 --> 00:19:33,958
the one I've been
waiting for all my life.

300
00:19:34,042 --> 00:19:35,501
Well, it's a DeLorean...

301
00:19:35,585 --> 00:19:37,491
Bear with me, Marty.
All your questions will be answered.

302
00:19:37,503 --> 00:19:38,838
Roll tape and we'll proceed.

303
00:19:38,921 --> 00:19:41,049
Doc, is that a DEVO suit?

304
00:19:41,132 --> 00:19:42,425
Never mind that now.

305
00:19:42,508 --> 00:19:43,593
Not now.

306
00:19:43,676 --> 00:19:44,719
All right. I'm ready.

307
00:19:45,344 --> 00:19:47,055
Good evening.
I'm Dr. Emmett Brown.

308
00:19:47,138 --> 00:19:49,307
I'm standing on the parking lot
at Twin Pines Mall.

309
00:19:49,390 --> 00:19:52,977
It's Saturday morning,
October 26, 1985, 1:18 a.m.,

310
00:19:53,061 --> 00:19:55,313
and this is temporal
experiment number one.

311
00:19:55,396 --> 00:19:57,440
Come on, Einie.
Hey, hey, boy, get in there.

312
00:19:57,523 --> 00:19:59,817
That a boy!
In you go. Sit down.

313
00:20:00,777 --> 00:20:02,278
Put your seat belt on.
That's it.

314
00:20:04,614 --> 00:20:05,865
(GRUNTING)

315
00:20:07,408 --> 00:20:08,451
Whoa, whoa. Whoa.

316
00:20:08,534 --> 00:20:09,911
Okay.

317
00:20:11,245 --> 00:20:13,873
Please note that
Einstein's clock

318
00:20:13,956 --> 00:20:16,876
is in precise synchronization
with my control watch.

319
00:20:17,001 --> 00:20:18,544
- Got it?
- Right. Check, Doc.

320
00:20:18,628 --> 00:20:19,629
Good.

321
00:20:21,798 --> 00:20:24,759
Have a good trip, Einstein.
Watch your head.

322
00:20:30,431 --> 00:20:31,837
You got that thing
hooked up to the car?

323
00:20:31,849 --> 00:20:32,934
(MACHINE HUMMING)

324
00:20:33,017 --> 00:20:34,018
Watch this.

325
00:20:34,102 --> 00:20:36,395
Yeah. Okay. Got it.

326
00:20:40,525 --> 00:20:41,692
Jesus!

327
00:20:46,571 --> 00:20:48,240
Not me!
The car! The car!

328
00:20:48,323 --> 00:20:49,866
(TIRES SQUEALING)

329
00:20:55,872 --> 00:20:57,374
(ENGINE REVVING)

330
00:21:05,590 --> 00:21:07,884
If my calculations are correct,

331
00:21:08,426 --> 00:21:11,054
when this baby
hits 88 miles per hour

332
00:21:11,513 --> 00:21:13,557
you're going to see
some serious shit.

333
00:21:16,977 --> 00:21:18,395
(TIRES SCREECHING)

334
00:21:19,604 --> 00:21:20,856
(REMOTE CONTROL BEEPING)

335
00:21:32,367 --> 00:21:34,286
(RAPID BEEPING)

336
00:21:49,551 --> 00:21:51,261
Watch this.
Watch this.

337
00:22:08,278 --> 00:22:09,279
(LAUGHS)

338
00:22:09,362 --> 00:22:11,698
What did I tell you?

339
00:22:11,781 --> 00:22:15,243
88 miles per hour!

340
00:22:18,330 --> 00:22:19,831
The temporal
displacement occurred

341
00:22:19,915 --> 00:22:23,251
exactly 1:20 a.m.
and zero seconds!

342
00:22:25,003 --> 00:22:26,880
Jesus Christ!

343
00:22:26,963 --> 00:22:29,382
Jesus Christ, Doc!
You disintegrated Einstein!

344
00:22:29,466 --> 00:22:32,093
Calm down, Marty.
I didn't disintegrate anything.

345
00:22:32,177 --> 00:22:36,890
The molecular structure of both Einstein
and the car are completely intact.

346
00:22:36,973 --> 00:22:38,350
Then where the hell are they?

347
00:22:38,433 --> 00:22:39,935
The appropriate question is,

348
00:22:40,018 --> 00:22:41,561
"When the hell are they?"

349
00:22:41,645 --> 00:22:46,107
You see, Einstein has just become
the world's first time traveler.

350
00:22:46,608 --> 00:22:49,527
I sent him into the future.

351
00:22:50,278 --> 00:22:52,656
One minute into the future,
to be exact.

352
00:22:52,739 --> 00:22:55,951
At precisely 1:21 a.m.
and zero seconds,

353
00:22:56,034 --> 00:22:58,912
we shall catch up with him
and the time machine.

354
00:23:02,457 --> 00:23:04,459
Wait a minute.
Wait a minute, Doc.

355
00:23:06,127 --> 00:23:09,005
Are you telling me that
you built a time machine

356
00:23:10,215 --> 00:23:11,341
out of a DeLorean?

357
00:23:11,424 --> 00:23:12,467
The way I see it,

358
00:23:12,550 --> 00:23:14,499
if you're going to build
a time machine into a car,

359
00:23:14,511 --> 00:23:16,346
why not do it with some style?

360
00:23:16,429 --> 00:23:19,598
Besides, the stainless-steel
construction made the flux dispersal...

361
00:23:19,682 --> 00:23:20,683
(WATCH BEEPING)

362
00:23:21,225 --> 00:23:22,643
Look out!

363
00:23:23,769 --> 00:23:25,521
(TIRES SCREECHING)

364
00:23:27,982 --> 00:23:29,358
(REMOTE CONTROL BEEPS)

365
00:23:56,218 --> 00:23:58,053
(TIME MACHINE CREAKING)

366
00:24:06,228 --> 00:24:07,438
(GASPS)

367
00:24:07,521 --> 00:24:08,647
What? Is it hot?

368
00:24:08,731 --> 00:24:10,441
It's cold. Damn cold.

369
00:24:12,901 --> 00:24:14,069
(DOC LAUGHING)

370
00:24:14,153 --> 00:24:16,071
Einstein, you little devil!

371
00:24:16,155 --> 00:24:17,906
(CLOCK BEEPING)

372
00:24:18,574 --> 00:24:20,367
Einstein's clock is
exactly one minute

373
00:24:20,451 --> 00:24:22,828
behind mine and still ticking!

374
00:24:25,205 --> 00:24:26,248
(BARKING)

375
00:24:26,332 --> 00:24:27,541
- He's all right.
- He's fine.

376
00:24:27,624 --> 00:24:29,960
And he's completely unaware
that anything happened.

377
00:24:30,044 --> 00:24:32,671
As far as he's concerned,
the trip was instantaneous.

378
00:24:32,755 --> 00:24:35,341
That's why his watch is
exactly one minute behind mine.

379
00:24:35,424 --> 00:24:36,508
He skipped over that minute

380
00:24:36,592 --> 00:24:38,469
to instantly arrive
at this moment in time.

381
00:24:38,552 --> 00:24:40,387
Come here.
I'll show you how it works.

382
00:24:40,471 --> 00:24:41,597
All right.

383
00:24:43,265 --> 00:24:46,018
First, you turn
the time circuits on.

384
00:24:46,101 --> 00:24:47,644
(MACHINE POWERING UP)

385
00:24:48,687 --> 00:24:49,980
(MACHINE WHIRS)

386
00:24:50,064 --> 00:24:51,470
This readout tells you
where you're going.

387
00:24:51,482 --> 00:24:52,762
This one tells you
where you are.

388
00:24:52,775 --> 00:24:54,276
This one tells you
where you were.

389
00:24:54,360 --> 00:24:56,695
You input your destination time
on this keypad.

390
00:24:56,779 --> 00:24:58,030
Say you want to see the signing

391
00:24:58,113 --> 00:25:00,657
of the Declaration
of Independence.

392
00:25:00,741 --> 00:25:02,368
(BEEPS)

393
00:25:02,451 --> 00:25:04,745
Or witness the birth of Christ.

394
00:25:07,539 --> 00:25:10,167
Here's a red-letter date
in the history of science.

395
00:25:10,250 --> 00:25:12,961
November 5th, 1955.

396
00:25:16,799 --> 00:25:21,053
Yes, of course.
November 5th, 1955.

397
00:25:22,012 --> 00:25:23,639
What? I don't get it.
What happened?

398
00:25:23,722 --> 00:25:24,807
(LAUGHING)

399
00:25:24,890 --> 00:25:28,685
That was the day I invented time travel.
I remember it vividly.

400
00:25:29,311 --> 00:25:31,426
I was standing on the edge
of my toilet, hanging a clock.

401
00:25:31,438 --> 00:25:32,636
The porcelain was wet.
I slipped,

402
00:25:32,648 --> 00:25:34,191
hit my head on
the edge of the sink,

403
00:25:34,274 --> 00:25:36,318
and when I came to,
I had a revelation,

404
00:25:36,402 --> 00:25:39,738
a vision, a picture in my head,
a picture of this.

405
00:25:40,531 --> 00:25:45,160
This is what makes time travel possible.
The flux capacitor.

406
00:25:45,828 --> 00:25:47,037
Flux capacitor?

407
00:25:47,121 --> 00:25:49,581
It's taken me almost 30 years
and my entire family fortune

408
00:25:49,665 --> 00:25:52,083
to realize the vision
of that day.

409
00:25:52,166 --> 00:25:54,419
My God, has it been that long?

410
00:25:55,086 --> 00:25:57,922
Things have certainly
changed around here.

411
00:25:58,881 --> 00:26:00,758
I remember when
this was all farmland

412
00:26:00,842 --> 00:26:02,969
as far as the eye could see.

413
00:26:04,220 --> 00:26:06,681
Old man Peabody
owned all of this.

414
00:26:07,932 --> 00:26:11,519
He had this crazy idea
about breeding pine trees.

415
00:26:15,648 --> 00:26:19,110
This is heavy-duty, Doc.
This is great.

416
00:26:19,569 --> 00:26:22,113
Does it run on regular
unleaded gasoline?

417
00:26:22,196 --> 00:26:23,781
Unfortunately, no.
It requires something

418
00:26:23,865 --> 00:26:25,992
with a little more kick.
Plutonium.

419
00:26:26,451 --> 00:26:28,327
Plutonium.
Wait a minute.

420
00:26:28,411 --> 00:26:30,788
Are you telling me
that this sucker is nuclear?

421
00:26:30,872 --> 00:26:32,874
Hey, hey, hey! Keep rolling.
Keep rolling there.

422
00:26:32,957 --> 00:26:34,792
No, no, no,
this sucker's electrical,

423
00:26:34,876 --> 00:26:36,085
but I need a nuclear reaction

424
00:26:36,169 --> 00:26:38,629
to generate the 1.21 gigawatts
of electricity I need.

425
00:26:38,713 --> 00:26:42,300
Doc, you don't just walk into
a store and buy plutonium.

426
00:26:42,884 --> 00:26:44,552
Did you rip that off?

427
00:26:46,679 --> 00:26:49,307
Of course. From a group of
Libyan nationalists.

428
00:26:49,390 --> 00:26:50,671
They wanted me to
build them a bomb,

429
00:26:50,683 --> 00:26:53,215
so I took their plutonium and, in turn,
gave them a shoddy bomb casing

430
00:26:53,227 --> 00:26:54,937
full of used
pinball machine parts.

431
00:26:55,062 --> 00:26:57,052
- Come on. Let's get you a radiation suit.
- Jesus!

432
00:26:57,064 --> 00:26:58,441
We must prepare to reload.

433
00:27:07,241 --> 00:27:08,743
(MUFFLED BREATHING)

434
00:27:09,494 --> 00:27:10,995
(AIR ESCAPING)

435
00:27:21,589 --> 00:27:22,882
(SUCKING)

436
00:27:27,595 --> 00:27:30,056
It's safe now.
Everything's lead-lined.

437
00:27:31,974 --> 00:27:34,101
Don't you lose those tapes now.

438
00:27:34,185 --> 00:27:35,603
I need that as a record.

439
00:27:36,187 --> 00:27:38,564
Let's put this back here.
There we go.

440
00:27:39,774 --> 00:27:40,816
(EXCLAIMS)

441
00:27:40,900 --> 00:27:42,693
I almost forgot my luggage.

442
00:27:42,777 --> 00:27:45,530
Who knows if they've got
cotton underwear in the future?

443
00:27:45,613 --> 00:27:46,906
I'm allergic to all synthetics.

444
00:27:46,989 --> 00:27:48,616
The future?

445
00:27:49,408 --> 00:27:50,448
That's where you're going?

446
00:27:50,493 --> 00:27:52,036
That's right,
25 years into the future.

447
00:27:52,119 --> 00:27:55,164
I've always dreamed of seeing the future,
looking beyond my years,

448
00:27:55,248 --> 00:27:57,375
seeing the progress of mankind.

449
00:27:57,458 --> 00:27:58,668
Why not?

450
00:27:58,751 --> 00:28:02,547
I'll also be able to see who wins
the next 25 World Series.

451
00:28:02,922 --> 00:28:04,048
Doc.

452
00:28:04,131 --> 00:28:05,174
Huh?

453
00:28:05,341 --> 00:28:07,760
Look me up when you get there.

454
00:28:08,469 --> 00:28:11,013
Indeed, I will.
Roll 'em.

455
00:28:12,723 --> 00:28:14,100
(WHIRRING)

456
00:28:14,183 --> 00:28:15,851
(CLEARING THROAT)

457
00:28:17,353 --> 00:28:19,814
I, Dr. Emmett Brown,

458
00:28:21,399 --> 00:28:24,277
am about to embark on
an historic journey.

459
00:28:26,194 --> 00:28:27,737
(LAUGHING) What am
I thinking of?

460
00:28:27,821 --> 00:28:30,323
I almost forgot to
bring extra plutonium.

461
00:28:30,407 --> 00:28:32,951
How did I ever expect to get back?
One pellet, one trip.

462
00:28:33,034 --> 00:28:34,661
I must be out of my mind.

463
00:28:34,744 --> 00:28:36,246
(BARKING)

464
00:28:37,622 --> 00:28:39,291
What is it, Einie?

465
00:28:47,757 --> 00:28:49,301
Oh, my God.

466
00:28:49,384 --> 00:28:52,178
They found me. I don't know how,
but they found me.

467
00:28:52,262 --> 00:28:53,346
Run for it, Marty!

468
00:28:53,430 --> 00:28:54,472
Who? Who?

469
00:28:54,931 --> 00:28:57,350
Who do you think?
The Libyans!

470
00:28:58,268 --> 00:28:59,436
(SHOUTING IN ARABIC)

471
00:28:59,519 --> 00:29:00,562
(TIRES SCREECHING)

472
00:29:00,645 --> 00:29:02,147
Holy shit!

473
00:29:02,230 --> 00:29:03,648
(GUN FIRING)

474
00:29:06,192 --> 00:29:08,028
I'll draw their fire!

475
00:29:15,994 --> 00:29:17,037
Doc, wait!

476
00:29:20,248 --> 00:29:21,458
(GUN COCKING)

477
00:29:31,635 --> 00:29:32,719
No!

478
00:29:33,928 --> 00:29:35,513
You bastard!

479
00:29:40,518 --> 00:29:41,978
(SHOUTING IN ARABIC)

480
00:29:46,024 --> 00:29:47,275
(GRUNTS)

481
00:29:47,567 --> 00:29:48,652
(GUN CLICKING)

482
00:29:48,735 --> 00:29:50,278
(SWEARING IN ARABIC)

483
00:29:52,238 --> 00:29:53,615
(GRUNTING)

484
00:29:54,366 --> 00:29:55,659
Go! Damn Soviet gun.

485
00:29:55,742 --> 00:29:57,035
(ENGINE STALLING)

486
00:30:01,665 --> 00:30:02,707
Go!

487
00:30:02,791 --> 00:30:03,917
(TIRES SCREECHING)

488
00:30:05,710 --> 00:30:07,337
(ENGINE STARTING)

489
00:30:18,181 --> 00:30:19,474
(BEEPING)

490
00:30:38,118 --> 00:30:39,744
(SHOUTING)

491
00:30:43,581 --> 00:30:45,917
Come on!
Move, damn it!

492
00:30:47,335 --> 00:30:48,670
Jesus!

493
00:31:08,814 --> 00:31:10,274
Holy shit!

494
00:31:11,024 --> 00:31:13,736
Let's see if you
bastards can do 90.

495
00:31:13,819 --> 00:31:15,529
(TIRES SQUEALING)

496
00:31:34,423 --> 00:31:35,841
(SCREAMING)

497
00:31:40,512 --> 00:31:42,055
(CRASHING)

498
00:31:43,557 --> 00:31:44,975
(CHICKENS CLUCKING)

499
00:31:47,644 --> 00:31:49,563
(DOG BARKING DISTANTLY)

500
00:31:51,231 --> 00:31:52,357
(DOOR CREAKS OPEN)

501
00:31:57,196 --> 00:31:58,697
(CAR BLINKER CLICKING)

502
00:32:05,537 --> 00:32:07,915
What is it?
What is it, Pa?

503
00:32:08,624 --> 00:32:11,919
Looks like an airplane
without wings.

504
00:32:12,461 --> 00:32:15,297
That ain't no airplane.
Look.

505
00:32:16,131 --> 00:32:17,925
(HYDRAULICS HISSING)

506
00:32:30,062 --> 00:32:31,563
(MUFFLED BREATHING)

507
00:32:32,981 --> 00:32:34,483
(SCREAMING)

508
00:32:36,360 --> 00:32:37,611
Children!

509
00:32:37,694 --> 00:32:39,029
Listen... Whoa.

510
00:32:42,533 --> 00:32:44,243
(COWS MOOING)

511
00:32:51,708 --> 00:32:52,918
Hello?

512
00:32:56,046 --> 00:32:57,422
Excuse me.

513
00:33:00,843 --> 00:33:02,094
Sorry about your barn.

514
00:33:02,177 --> 00:33:03,720
(GUN FIRING)

515
00:33:05,848 --> 00:33:09,142
It's already mutated into human form!
Shoot it!

516
00:33:11,061 --> 00:33:13,397
Take that, you mutated
son of a bitch!

517
00:33:14,815 --> 00:33:16,275
(SCREAMING)

518
00:33:17,609 --> 00:33:18,777
BOY: Get away!

519
00:33:20,028 --> 00:33:21,113
MAN: Hold it.

520
00:33:21,488 --> 00:33:23,073
BOY: Shoot it, Pa!

521
00:33:25,492 --> 00:33:28,537
My pine! Why you...

522
00:33:30,581 --> 00:33:34,000
You space bastard!
You killed our pine!

523
00:33:37,044 --> 00:33:38,296
(TIRES SCREECHING)

524
00:33:38,379 --> 00:33:40,339
All right. All right.
Okay, McFly.

525
00:33:40,423 --> 00:33:42,550
Get a grip on yourself.
It's all a dream.

526
00:33:42,633 --> 00:33:45,428
It's just a very intense dream.

527
00:33:45,511 --> 00:33:46,762
(PANTING)

528
00:33:47,805 --> 00:33:49,056
(BRAKES SQUEALING)

529
00:34:28,679 --> 00:34:29,931
Listen, you got to help me.

530
00:34:30,014 --> 00:34:32,308
Don't stop,
Wilbur! Don't!

531
00:34:34,352 --> 00:34:35,353
It can't be.

532
00:34:37,271 --> 00:34:38,522
(MACHINE BEEPS)

533
00:34:41,776 --> 00:34:42,777
This is nuts.

534
00:34:44,570 --> 00:34:46,280
(ENGINE STALLING)

535
00:34:47,531 --> 00:34:48,824
Come on.

536
00:34:49,825 --> 00:34:51,118
Perfect.

537
00:34:51,202 --> 00:34:52,703
(MACHINE BEEPING INSISTENTLY)

538
00:35:21,983 --> 00:35:23,818
(MUSIC PLAYING)

539
00:35:43,129 --> 00:35:44,755
(HORN HONKING)

540
00:35:54,390 --> 00:35:55,433
(BELL DINGS)

541
00:35:57,059 --> 00:35:59,186
(GAS ATTENDANTS CHATTERING)

542
00:36:13,616 --> 00:36:15,076
(BOY COUNTING)

543
00:36:28,631 --> 00:36:30,300
(BELL TOLLING)

544
00:36:46,524 --> 00:36:50,070
ANNOUNCER: <i>Remember, fellow citizens,
the future is in your hands.</i>

545
00:36:50,153 --> 00:36:53,948
<i>If you believe in progress,
re-elect Mayor Red Thomas.</i>

546
00:36:54,032 --> 00:36:56,076
<i>Progress is his middle name.</i>

547
00:36:56,159 --> 00:36:58,745
<i>Mayor Red Thomas'
progress platform</i>

548
00:36:58,828 --> 00:37:01,372
<i>means more jobs,
better education,</i>

549
00:37:01,456 --> 00:37:04,250
<i>bigger civic improvements
and lower taxes.</i>

550
00:37:04,626 --> 00:37:08,338
<i>On election day, cast your vote
for a proven leader.</i>

551
00:37:08,421 --> 00:37:10,757
<i>Re-elect Mayor Red Thomas.</i>

552
00:37:14,052 --> 00:37:16,221
This has got to be a dream.

553
00:37:24,979 --> 00:37:27,357
(MUSIC PLAYING ON JUKEBOX)

554
00:37:33,071 --> 00:37:35,990
LOU: Hey, kid.
What'd you do? Jump ship?

555
00:37:36,074 --> 00:37:37,075
What?

556
00:37:37,158 --> 00:37:38,827
What's with the life preserver?

557
00:37:43,790 --> 00:37:46,084
I just want to use the phone.

558
00:37:46,167 --> 00:37:47,377
Yeah, it's in the back.

559
00:37:50,296 --> 00:37:51,631
MARTY: Brown.

560
00:37:54,008 --> 00:37:55,426
Great. You're alive.

561
00:37:55,510 --> 00:37:56,928
(PHONE RINGING)

562
00:37:58,680 --> 00:38:00,056
(WATCH BEEPING)

563
00:38:05,228 --> 00:38:06,437
(SIGHS)

564
00:38:07,397 --> 00:38:08,731
Come on.

565
00:38:16,156 --> 00:38:18,032
Do you know where
1640 Riverside...

566
00:38:18,116 --> 00:38:20,743
Are you going to
order something, kid?

567
00:38:22,370 --> 00:38:24,706
Yeah. Give me a Tab.

568
00:38:25,582 --> 00:38:28,001
Tab? I can't give you a tab
unless you order something.

569
00:38:28,084 --> 00:38:30,170
Right.
Give me a Pepsi Free.

570
00:38:30,253 --> 00:38:33,006
You want a Pepsi, pal,
you're going to pay for it.

571
00:38:33,089 --> 00:38:36,301
Just give me something
without any sugar in it, okay?

572
00:38:36,384 --> 00:38:38,386
Something without sugar.

573
00:38:44,516 --> 00:38:45,684
(DOOR OPENS)

574
00:38:45,767 --> 00:38:47,227
BIFF: Hey, McFly.

575
00:38:49,646 --> 00:38:51,940
What do you think you're doing?

576
00:38:52,232 --> 00:38:53,317
Biff.

577
00:38:53,567 --> 00:38:56,069
I'm talking to you, McFly,
you Irish bug!

578
00:38:56,153 --> 00:38:58,322
Hey, Biff. Hey, guys.
How are you doing?

579
00:38:58,405 --> 00:39:00,157
You got my homework
finished, McFly?

580
00:39:00,782 --> 00:39:03,493
Well, actually, I figured since it
wasn't due till Monday...

581
00:39:03,577 --> 00:39:05,370
Hello? Hello?
Anybody home?

582
00:39:05,454 --> 00:39:06,872
(BOYS LAUGHING)

583
00:39:06,955 --> 00:39:08,832
- Think, McFly. Think!
- (LAUGHING) Okay.

584
00:39:08,916 --> 00:39:10,792
I got to have time to recopy it.

585
00:39:10,876 --> 00:39:12,044
You realize what would happen

586
00:39:12,127 --> 00:39:14,630
if I hand in my homework
in your handwriting?

587
00:39:14,713 --> 00:39:16,423
I'll get kicked out of school.

588
00:39:16,506 --> 00:39:18,967
You wouldn't want that
to happen, would you?

589
00:39:20,844 --> 00:39:21,887
Would you?

590
00:39:21,970 --> 00:39:23,013
Now, of course not, Biff.

591
00:39:23,096 --> 00:39:25,015
- No.
- I wouldn't want that to happen.

592
00:39:25,098 --> 00:39:26,642
What are you
looking at, butthead?

593
00:39:26,725 --> 00:39:29,061
Biff, get a load of
this guy's life preserver.

594
00:39:29,144 --> 00:39:30,854
Dork thinks he's going to drown.

595
00:39:30,938 --> 00:39:33,232
How about my homework, McFly?

596
00:39:33,941 --> 00:39:37,236
Okay, Biff. Well, I'll finish
that on up tonight

597
00:39:37,319 --> 00:39:40,614
and then I'll bring it
over first thing tomorrow morning.

598
00:39:40,697 --> 00:39:42,241
Not too early.
I sleep in Sundays.

599
00:39:42,324 --> 00:39:43,617
Oh, McFly, your shoe's untied!

600
00:39:43,700 --> 00:39:44,701
(BOYS LAUGHING)

601
00:39:44,826 --> 00:39:46,870
- Don't be so gullible, McFly.
- Okay.

602
00:39:46,954 --> 00:39:48,109
I don't want to see
you in here again.

603
00:39:48,121 --> 00:39:50,832
Okay. All right.
Bye-bye.

604
00:40:12,646 --> 00:40:13,647
What?

605
00:40:13,730 --> 00:40:15,023
You're George McFly.

606
00:40:15,565 --> 00:40:16,942
Yeah. Who are you?

607
00:40:17,025 --> 00:40:18,652
Say! Why do you let those boys

608
00:40:18,735 --> 00:40:20,237
push you around like that for?

609
00:40:20,320 --> 00:40:21,613
Well, they're bigger than me.

610
00:40:21,697 --> 00:40:24,324
Stand tall, boy.
Have some respect for yourself.

611
00:40:24,408 --> 00:40:26,618
Don't you know, if you let people
walk over you now,

612
00:40:26,702 --> 00:40:28,822
they'll be walking over you
for the rest of your life.

613
00:40:28,870 --> 00:40:30,289
Look at me.
You think I'm gonna

614
00:40:30,372 --> 00:40:32,112
spend the rest of my life
in this slop house?

615
00:40:32,124 --> 00:40:33,917
- LOU: Watch it, Goldie.
- No, sir!

616
00:40:34,001 --> 00:40:35,282
I'm gonna make
something of myself.

617
00:40:35,294 --> 00:40:36,503
I'm going to night school,

618
00:40:36,586 --> 00:40:38,797
and one day,
I'm going to be somebody.

619
00:40:38,880 --> 00:40:40,757
That's right.
He's going to be mayor.

620
00:40:40,841 --> 00:40:42,217
Yeah, I'm...

621
00:40:42,884 --> 00:40:44,261
Mayor!

622
00:40:45,012 --> 00:40:48,932
Now that's a good idea!
I could run for mayor.

623
00:40:49,016 --> 00:40:50,517
A colored mayor.
That'll be the day.

624
00:40:50,600 --> 00:40:52,936
You wait and see, Mr. Caruthers.
I will be mayor.

625
00:40:53,020 --> 00:40:55,314
I'll be the most powerful man
in Hill Valley,

626
00:40:55,397 --> 00:40:57,190
and I'm going to
clean up this town.

627
00:40:57,274 --> 00:41:00,235
Good. You can start
by sweeping the floor.

628
00:41:02,779 --> 00:41:06,908
Mayor Goldie Wilson.
I like the sound of that.

629
00:41:10,454 --> 00:41:11,997
(BICYCLE BELL RINGS)

630
00:41:19,420 --> 00:41:22,840
Hey, Dad! George!
Hey, you on the bike!

631
00:41:54,121 --> 00:41:56,165
He's a peeping Tom.

632
00:42:00,461 --> 00:42:01,754
(GRUNTING)

633
00:42:01,837 --> 00:42:02,880
Dad!

634
00:42:02,963 --> 00:42:04,048
(HORN HONKING)

635
00:42:04,131 --> 00:42:05,132
(TIRES SCREECHING)

636
00:42:05,966 --> 00:42:07,468
(DOGS BARKING)

637
00:42:14,934 --> 00:42:17,728
Hey, wait a minute.
Wait a minute. Who are you?

638
00:42:19,730 --> 00:42:22,566
Stella! Another one
of these damn kids

639
00:42:22,650 --> 00:42:24,026
jumped in front of my car!

640
00:42:25,027 --> 00:42:28,197
Come on out here!
Help me take him in the house!

641
00:42:31,492 --> 00:42:32,827
(THUNDER RUMBLING)

642
00:42:33,244 --> 00:42:35,704
Mom? That you?

643
00:42:36,747 --> 00:42:39,792
LORRAINE: There,
there, now. Just relax.

644
00:42:42,420 --> 00:42:45,464
You've been asleep for
almost nine hours now.

645
00:42:47,299 --> 00:42:49,760
I had a horrible nightmare.

646
00:42:50,803 --> 00:42:55,349
I dreamed that I went back in time.
It was terrible.

647
00:42:56,600 --> 00:42:57,726
Well,

648
00:42:58,352 --> 00:43:01,814
you're safe and sound now,
back in good old 1955.

649
00:43:02,898 --> 00:43:04,316
1955?

650
00:43:08,028 --> 00:43:09,029
(MARTY GASPS)

651
00:43:09,113 --> 00:43:11,907
You're my...
You're my...

652
00:43:11,991 --> 00:43:13,159
My name is Lorraine.

653
00:43:14,618 --> 00:43:15,786
Lorraine Baines.

654
00:43:15,870 --> 00:43:16,954
Yeah.

655
00:43:18,080 --> 00:43:20,749
But you're...
You're so...

656
00:43:21,292 --> 00:43:24,336
You're so thin!

657
00:43:24,712 --> 00:43:28,132
Just relax, Calvin. You got
a big bruise on your head.

658
00:43:30,718 --> 00:43:32,094
(EXCLAIMS)

659
00:43:32,261 --> 00:43:34,263
Where are my pants?

660
00:43:34,346 --> 00:43:37,433
Over there, on my hope chest.

661
00:43:39,310 --> 00:43:41,937
I've never seen
purple underwear before, Calvin.

662
00:43:42,730 --> 00:43:45,524
Calvin? Why do you
keep calling me Calvin?

663
00:43:45,608 --> 00:43:48,526
Well, that is your name, isn't it?
Calvin Klein?

664
00:43:49,068 --> 00:43:51,738
It's written all over
your underwear.

665
00:43:52,113 --> 00:43:54,532
Oh, I guess they
call you Cal, huh?

666
00:43:54,866 --> 00:43:58,578
No, actually,
people call me Marty.

667
00:43:58,912 --> 00:44:00,038
Oh.

668
00:44:00,663 --> 00:44:03,082
Pleased to meet you, Calvin.

669
00:44:04,000 --> 00:44:05,376
Marty.

670
00:44:06,794 --> 00:44:08,171
Klein.

671
00:44:08,254 --> 00:44:10,048
(BREATHING HEAVILY)

672
00:44:14,802 --> 00:44:16,846
Do you mind if I sit here?

673
00:44:16,930 --> 00:44:18,139
No. Fine.

674
00:44:18,223 --> 00:44:20,600
No. Good.
Fine. Good.

675
00:44:22,602 --> 00:44:24,812
That's a big bruise
you have there.

676
00:44:24,896 --> 00:44:26,439
(SHOUTS)

677
00:44:26,523 --> 00:44:28,858
STELLA: Lorraine,
are you up there?

678
00:44:28,942 --> 00:44:30,944
Oh, my God!
It's my mother!

679
00:44:31,027 --> 00:44:33,988
Quick!
Put your pants back on!

680
00:44:42,247 --> 00:44:45,041
STELLA: So, tell me, Marty,
how long have you been in port?

681
00:44:45,124 --> 00:44:46,125
MARTY: Excuse me?

682
00:44:46,209 --> 00:44:47,249
I guessed you're a sailor.

683
00:44:47,293 --> 00:44:49,462
That's why you wear
that life preserver.

684
00:44:49,546 --> 00:44:51,047
Coast Guard.

685
00:44:51,130 --> 00:44:53,049
Sam, here's the young man

686
00:44:53,132 --> 00:44:54,551
you hit with your car out there.

687
00:44:54,634 --> 00:44:55,718
He's all right.
Thank God.

688
00:44:55,802 --> 00:44:58,084
What were you doing in the middle
of the street, a kid your age?

689
00:44:58,096 --> 00:45:00,086
Don't pay attention to him.
He's in one of his moods.

690
00:45:00,098 --> 00:45:01,683
Sam, you quit fiddling
with that thing.

691
00:45:01,766 --> 00:45:03,184
Come in here to dinner.

692
00:45:03,268 --> 00:45:05,270
Now, let's see.
You already know Lorraine.

693
00:45:05,353 --> 00:45:09,190
This is Milton, this is Sally,
that's Toby,

694
00:45:09,274 --> 00:45:12,485
and over there in the playpen
is little baby Joey.

695
00:45:14,153 --> 00:45:16,155
So, you're my uncle Joey.

696
00:45:17,031 --> 00:45:19,409
Better get used
to these bars, kid.

697
00:45:19,492 --> 00:45:23,621
Yes. Joey just loves
being in his playpen.

698
00:45:24,080 --> 00:45:25,415
He cries whenever
we take him out,

699
00:45:25,498 --> 00:45:27,500
so we just leave him
in there all the time.

700
00:45:27,584 --> 00:45:29,794
Well, Marty, I hope
you like meatloaf.

701
00:45:29,877 --> 00:45:32,088
Listen, I really ought to...

702
00:45:32,171 --> 00:45:33,381
Sit here, Marty.

703
00:45:33,965 --> 00:45:35,842
Sam, stop fiddling
with that thing

704
00:45:35,925 --> 00:45:38,386
and come in here
and eat your dinner.

705
00:45:38,511 --> 00:45:40,096
(SAM CHORTLING)

706
00:45:40,179 --> 00:45:41,931
- Look at it roll.
- (EXCLAIMS)

707
00:45:42,015 --> 00:45:44,058
Now we can watch Jackie Gleason
while we eat.

708
00:45:44,142 --> 00:45:45,435
(LAUGHING)

709
00:45:45,518 --> 00:45:47,228
(CHATTERING ON TV)

710
00:45:53,026 --> 00:45:54,819
It's our first television set.

711
00:45:54,902 --> 00:45:56,529
Dad just picked it up today.

712
00:45:57,405 --> 00:45:59,490
Do you have a television?

713
00:45:59,574 --> 00:46:02,452
Well, yeah. You know
we have two of them.

714
00:46:02,535 --> 00:46:05,330
Wow! You must be rich.

715
00:46:05,413 --> 00:46:06,956
Oh, honey, he's teasing you.

716
00:46:07,040 --> 00:46:09,500
Nobody has two television sets.

717
00:46:09,584 --> 00:46:10,710
(CHUCKLES)

718
00:46:14,547 --> 00:46:16,841
Hey. Hey,
I've seen this one.

719
00:46:16,924 --> 00:46:18,404
I've seen this one!
This is a classic.

720
00:46:18,426 --> 00:46:21,720
This is where Ralph dresses up
as a man from space.

721
00:46:21,803 --> 00:46:25,223
What do you mean, you've seen this?
It's brand-new.

722
00:46:25,307 --> 00:46:27,643
Yeah, well, I saw it on a rerun.

723
00:46:28,393 --> 00:46:30,187
What's a rerun?

724
00:46:30,270 --> 00:46:31,396
You'll find out.

725
00:46:31,897 --> 00:46:36,068
You know, Marty, you look so
familiar to me. Do I know your mother?

726
00:46:37,486 --> 00:46:39,529
Yeah, I think maybe you do.

727
00:46:39,613 --> 00:46:41,269
STELLA: Oh, then I want
to give her a call.

728
00:46:41,281 --> 00:46:42,949
I don't want her
to worry about you.

729
00:46:43,033 --> 00:46:44,409
You can't.

730
00:46:45,285 --> 00:46:48,580
(STUTTERING) That is,
nobody's home.

731
00:46:49,873 --> 00:46:50,957
Oh.

732
00:46:51,333 --> 00:46:52,459
Yet.

733
00:46:53,001 --> 00:46:54,086
Oh.

734
00:46:54,711 --> 00:46:58,590
Listen, do you know
where Riverside Drive is?

735
00:46:58,674 --> 00:47:00,175
It's on the other end of town.

736
00:47:00,258 --> 00:47:02,803
A block past Maple.
East end of town.

737
00:47:02,886 --> 00:47:04,262
Wait a minute,
a block past Maple.

738
00:47:04,346 --> 00:47:06,848
That's John F.
Kennedy Drive.

739
00:47:07,724 --> 00:47:09,726
Who the hell is John F. Kennedy?

740
00:47:09,810 --> 00:47:11,103
LORRAINE: Mother?

741
00:47:11,728 --> 00:47:14,356
With Marty's parents
out of town,

742
00:47:14,898 --> 00:47:17,317
don't you think he ought
to spend the night?

743
00:47:17,401 --> 00:47:19,820
I mean, after all, Dad almost
killed him with the car.

744
00:47:20,028 --> 00:47:21,988
That's true, Marty.

745
00:47:22,072 --> 00:47:23,699
I think maybe you
should spend the night.

746
00:47:23,782 --> 00:47:25,325
I think you're
our responsibility.

747
00:47:25,409 --> 00:47:27,035
Gee, I don't know.

748
00:47:27,119 --> 00:47:28,870
And he can sleep in my room.

749
00:47:29,579 --> 00:47:31,540
I gotta go!
I gotta go!

750
00:47:31,623 --> 00:47:33,041
Thanks very much.
It was wonderful.

751
00:47:33,125 --> 00:47:37,462
You were all great.
See you all later. Much later.

752
00:47:41,925 --> 00:47:44,720
He's a very strange young man.

753
00:47:44,803 --> 00:47:45,929
He's an idiot.

754
00:47:46,263 --> 00:47:49,975
Comes from upbringing.
His parents are probably idiots, too.

755
00:47:50,350 --> 00:47:51,560
Lorraine, you ever have a kid

756
00:47:51,643 --> 00:47:53,937
who acts that way,
I'll disown you.

757
00:48:32,017 --> 00:48:33,101
Doc?

758
00:48:34,019 --> 00:48:35,562
Don't say a word.

759
00:48:35,645 --> 00:48:36,772
(ELECTRONIC WARBLING)

760
00:48:36,855 --> 00:48:38,011
I don't wanna know your name.

761
00:48:38,023 --> 00:48:39,262
I don't want to know
anything about you.

762
00:48:39,274 --> 00:48:41,026
- Listen, Doc...
- Quiet!

763
00:48:41,109 --> 00:48:42,682
- Doc, it's me, Marty.
- Don't tell me anything.

764
00:48:42,694 --> 00:48:44,863
- Doc, you got to help...
- Quiet. Quiet.

765
00:48:45,030 --> 00:48:46,698
(ELECTRONIC WARBLING)

766
00:48:47,616 --> 00:48:49,618
I'm going to read your thoughts.

767
00:48:49,701 --> 00:48:53,287
Let's see now. You've come here
from a great distance?

768
00:48:53,370 --> 00:48:54,497
Yeah. Exactly.

769
00:48:54,580 --> 00:48:55,706
Don't tell me!

770
00:48:56,373 --> 00:48:57,792
You want me to
buy a subscription

771
00:48:57,875 --> 00:48:59,210
to the <i>Saturday Evening Post.</i>

772
00:48:59,293 --> 00:49:00,336
No.

773
00:49:00,419 --> 00:49:01,879
Not a word.
Not a word now!

774
00:49:01,962 --> 00:49:03,130
Quiet.

775
00:49:05,299 --> 00:49:08,886
Donations. You want me
to make a donation

776
00:49:08,969 --> 00:49:11,222
to the Coast Guard
Youth Auxiliary.

777
00:49:11,806 --> 00:49:13,224
Doc.

778
00:49:14,725 --> 00:49:15,768
I'm from the future.

779
00:49:15,851 --> 00:49:16,924
(ELECTRONIC WARBLING STOPS)

780
00:49:16,936 --> 00:49:20,064
I came here in a time machine
that you invented.

781
00:49:20,439 --> 00:49:25,236
Now, I need your help to get back
to the year 1985.

782
00:49:26,612 --> 00:49:28,197
My God.

783
00:49:32,618 --> 00:49:34,829
Do you know what this means?

784
00:49:36,497 --> 00:49:40,835
It means that this damn thing
doesn't work at all!

785
00:49:40,918 --> 00:49:42,837
Doc, you got to help me.
You are the only one

786
00:49:42,920 --> 00:49:45,256
who knows how your
time machine works.

787
00:49:45,339 --> 00:49:49,176
Time machine? I haven't invented
any time machine.

788
00:49:51,095 --> 00:49:53,514
Okay. All right,
I'll prove it to you.

789
00:49:53,597 --> 00:49:56,767
Look at my driver's license.
Expires 1987.

790
00:49:56,851 --> 00:49:58,423
Look at my birthday,
for crying out loud!

791
00:49:58,435 --> 00:50:00,437
I haven't even been born yet.

792
00:50:00,521 --> 00:50:02,857
And look at this picture.

793
00:50:02,940 --> 00:50:04,942
It's my brother,
my sister and me.

794
00:50:05,025 --> 00:50:08,320
Look at her sweatshirt, Doc.
"Class of 1984"?

795
00:50:09,280 --> 00:50:11,282
Pretty mediocre
photographic fakery.

796
00:50:11,365 --> 00:50:13,617
They cut off
your brother's hair.

797
00:50:14,159 --> 00:50:16,537
I'm telling the truth, Doc.
You got to believe me.

798
00:50:16,620 --> 00:50:18,706
Then tell me, future boy,

799
00:50:18,789 --> 00:50:19,790
(LAUGHING)

800
00:50:19,874 --> 00:50:23,627
Who's President of the United States
in 1985?

801
00:50:24,044 --> 00:50:25,087
Ronald Reagan.

802
00:50:25,170 --> 00:50:27,548
Ronald Reagan?
The actor?

803
00:50:27,798 --> 00:50:29,049
(EXCLAIMS)

804
00:50:29,133 --> 00:50:31,677
Then who's vice president?
Jerry Lewis?

805
00:50:32,845 --> 00:50:35,222
I suppose Jane Wyman
is the First Lady.

806
00:50:35,306 --> 00:50:36,390
Whoa. Wait, Doc!

807
00:50:36,473 --> 00:50:38,684
And Jack Benny is
secretary of the treasury.

808
00:50:38,767 --> 00:50:40,185
Doc, you gotta listen to me.

809
00:50:40,269 --> 00:50:42,354
I've had enough practical jokes
for one evening.

810
00:50:42,438 --> 00:50:43,606
Good night, future boy!

811
00:50:43,689 --> 00:50:45,065
No, wait, Doc. Doc.

812
00:50:45,149 --> 00:50:47,943
The bruise on your head,
I know how that happened.

813
00:50:48,027 --> 00:50:49,445
You told me the whole story.

814
00:50:49,528 --> 00:50:50,988
You were standing on your toilet

815
00:50:51,071 --> 00:50:52,185
and you were hanging a clock,

816
00:50:52,197 --> 00:50:54,408
and you fell and you hit your
head on the sink.

817
00:50:54,491 --> 00:50:57,411
That's when you came up with the idea
for the flux capacitor,

818
00:50:57,494 --> 00:51:01,498
which is what makes
time travel possible.

819
00:51:01,624 --> 00:51:02,917
(DOOR UNLOCKING)

820
00:51:14,595 --> 00:51:18,766
There's something wrong
with the starter, so I hid it here.

821
00:51:29,275 --> 00:51:33,112
After I fell off my toilet,
I drew this.

822
00:51:37,617 --> 00:51:39,410
The flux capacitor.

823
00:51:48,002 --> 00:51:49,837
(ELECTRIC CRACKLING)

824
00:51:57,261 --> 00:51:58,554
It works!

825
00:51:59,055 --> 00:52:01,015
(DOC LAUGHING)

826
00:52:01,099 --> 00:52:02,642
It works!

827
00:52:03,935 --> 00:52:06,646
I finally invent
something that works!

828
00:52:07,397 --> 00:52:09,524
You bet your ass it works.

829
00:52:10,441 --> 00:52:13,486
Somehow we've got to sneak
this back to my laboratory.

830
00:52:13,569 --> 00:52:15,488
We've got to get you home!

831
00:52:16,155 --> 00:52:17,949
Okay, Doc, this is it.

832
00:52:19,742 --> 00:52:21,828
<i>Never mind that.
Never mind that now.</i>

833
00:52:21,911 --> 00:52:25,331
Why, that's me! Look at me!
I'm an old man.

834
00:52:25,415 --> 00:52:26,737
<i>Good evening.
I'm Dr. Emmett Brown.</i>

835
00:52:26,749 --> 00:52:28,835
<i>I'm standing on the parking lot
at Twin Pines Mall.</i>

836
00:52:28,918 --> 00:52:30,920
Thank God,
I've still got my hair.

837
00:52:31,004 --> 00:52:33,006
What's on Earth is
this thing I'm wearing?

838
00:52:33,089 --> 00:52:35,258
This is a radiation suit.

839
00:52:35,341 --> 00:52:37,093
Radiation suit?

840
00:52:37,176 --> 00:52:40,179
Of course. 'Cause of all the fallout
from the atomic wars.

841
00:52:40,263 --> 00:52:41,431
(VIDEO REWINDING)

842
00:52:41,514 --> 00:52:44,183
This is truly amazing.

843
00:52:44,684 --> 00:52:47,520
A portable television studio.

844
00:52:47,603 --> 00:52:49,176
No wonder your president
has to be an actor.

845
00:52:49,188 --> 00:52:51,357
He's gotta look good
on television.

846
00:52:51,441 --> 00:52:53,860
Whoa. This is it.
This is the part coming up, Doc.

847
00:52:54,610 --> 00:52:56,070
<i>No, no, no,
this sucker's electrical,</i>

848
00:52:56,154 --> 00:52:57,268
<i>but I need a nuclear reaction</i>

849
00:52:57,280 --> 00:52:59,073
<i>to generate
the 1.21 gigawatts...</i>

850
00:52:59,157 --> 00:53:00,950
What did I just say?

851
00:53:01,909 --> 00:53:03,578
(VIDEO REWINDING)

852
00:53:04,954 --> 00:53:06,039
<i>This sucker's electrical,</i>

853
00:53:06,122 --> 00:53:07,282
<i>but I need a nuclear reaction</i>

854
00:53:07,331 --> 00:53:09,042
<i>to generate
the 1.21 gigawatts...</i>

855
00:53:09,125 --> 00:53:11,461
1.21 gigawatts!

856
00:53:12,962 --> 00:53:15,173
1.21 gigawatts.

857
00:53:17,175 --> 00:53:18,801
Great Scott!

858
00:53:20,970 --> 00:53:23,181
What the hell is a gigawatt?

859
00:53:24,182 --> 00:53:28,269
How could I have been so careless?
1.21 gigawatts!

860
00:53:28,352 --> 00:53:31,064
Tom, how am I going to generate
that kind of power?

861
00:53:31,147 --> 00:53:32,774
It can't be done, can it?

862
00:53:32,857 --> 00:53:35,610
Doc, look. All we need
is a little plutonium.

863
00:53:35,693 --> 00:53:36,736
(EXCLAIMS)

864
00:53:36,819 --> 00:53:38,571
I'm sure that in 1985,

865
00:53:38,654 --> 00:53:40,823
plutonium is available
in every corner drugstore,

866
00:53:40,907 --> 00:53:43,659
but in 1955, it's a little hard
to come by.

867
00:53:43,743 --> 00:53:47,080
Marty, I'm sorry, but I'm afraid
you're stuck here.

868
00:53:47,330 --> 00:53:48,331
Whoa, whoa.

869
00:53:48,414 --> 00:53:52,835
Doc, stuck here? I can't be stuck here.
I got a life in 1985.

870
00:53:52,919 --> 00:53:54,003
I got a girl.

871
00:53:54,087 --> 00:53:55,129
Is she pretty?

872
00:53:55,671 --> 00:53:59,634
Doc, she's beautiful.
She's crazy about me.

873
00:53:59,717 --> 00:54:04,012
Look at this. Look what she wrote
here, Doc. I mean, that says it all.

874
00:54:05,263 --> 00:54:07,849
Doc, you're my only hope.

875
00:54:08,517 --> 00:54:11,853
Marty, I'm sorry, but the only power source
capable of generating

876
00:54:11,937 --> 00:54:15,357
1.21 gigawatts of electricity
is a bolt of lightning.

877
00:54:16,566 --> 00:54:17,692
What did you say?

878
00:54:17,776 --> 00:54:18,944
A bolt of lightning.

879
00:54:19,027 --> 00:54:20,100
Unfortunately, you never know

880
00:54:20,112 --> 00:54:23,240
when or where it's
ever going to strike.

881
00:54:24,741 --> 00:54:26,118
We do now.

882
00:54:31,206 --> 00:54:34,793
This is it!
This is the answer.

883
00:54:35,544 --> 00:54:37,963
It says here that
a bolt of lightning

884
00:54:38,046 --> 00:54:39,119
is going to
strike the clock tower

885
00:54:39,131 --> 00:54:42,384
at precisely 10:04 p.m.
next Saturday night!

886
00:54:45,929 --> 00:54:49,391
If we could somehow
harness this lightning,

887
00:54:50,559 --> 00:54:53,812
channel it into
the flux capacitor,

888
00:54:55,105 --> 00:54:56,898
it just might work.

889
00:54:57,190 --> 00:55:01,444
Next Saturday night, we're sending you
back to the future!

890
00:55:02,404 --> 00:55:04,352
Okay, all right.
Saturday's good. Saturday's good.

891
00:55:04,364 --> 00:55:06,158
I can spend a week in 1955.

892
00:55:06,241 --> 00:55:07,993
I can hang out.
You can show me around.

893
00:55:08,076 --> 00:55:09,911
Marty, that is completely
out of the question.

894
00:55:09,995 --> 00:55:11,329
You must not leave this house.

895
00:55:11,413 --> 00:55:13,415
You must not see anybody
or talk to anybody.

896
00:55:13,498 --> 00:55:16,084
Anything you do can have
serious repercussions on future events.

897
00:55:16,168 --> 00:55:17,919
Do you understand?

898
00:55:18,795 --> 00:55:20,755
Yeah. Sure. Okay.

899
00:55:21,381 --> 00:55:22,591
Marty,

900
00:55:23,008 --> 00:55:26,469
have you interacted with anybody
else today, besides me?

901
00:55:28,263 --> 00:55:31,391
Yeah, well, I might've sort of
bumped into my parents.

902
00:55:31,474 --> 00:55:33,018
Great Scott!

903
00:55:33,101 --> 00:55:35,395
Let me see that photograph again
of your brother.

904
00:55:38,773 --> 00:55:42,194
Just as I thought. This proves my theory.
Look at your brother.

905
00:55:43,445 --> 00:55:46,656
MARTY: His head's gone.
It's like it's been erased.

906
00:55:48,325 --> 00:55:50,368
Erased from existence.

907
00:55:54,956 --> 00:55:56,041
Whoa.

908
00:55:56,124 --> 00:55:58,877
They really cleaned this place up.
Looks brand-new.

909
00:55:58,960 --> 00:55:59,961
DOC: Now remember.

910
00:56:00,045 --> 00:56:01,367
According to my theory,
you interfered

911
00:56:01,379 --> 00:56:02,619
with your parents'
first meeting.

912
00:56:02,631 --> 00:56:03,953
If they don't meet,
they won't fall in love,

913
00:56:03,965 --> 00:56:05,830
they won't get married
and they won't have kids.

914
00:56:05,842 --> 00:56:06,956
That's why your older brother's

915
00:56:06,968 --> 00:56:08,288
disappearing from
that photograph.

916
00:56:08,303 --> 00:56:10,584
Your sister will follow,
and unless you repair the damage,

917
00:56:10,597 --> 00:56:11,806
you'll be next.

918
00:56:11,890 --> 00:56:13,796
- MARTY: Sounds pretty heavy.
- Weight has nothing to do with it.

919
00:56:13,808 --> 00:56:14,851
(BELL RINGING)

920
00:56:14,935 --> 00:56:16,811
Which one's your pop?

921
00:56:17,979 --> 00:56:19,314
That's him.

922
00:56:19,773 --> 00:56:22,192
Okay.
Okay, you guys.

923
00:56:22,317 --> 00:56:23,735
(LAUGHING SARCASTICALLY)

924
00:56:23,818 --> 00:56:27,072
Very funny. You guys
are being real mature.

925
00:56:27,155 --> 00:56:29,032
Maybe you were adopted.

926
00:56:29,115 --> 00:56:31,660
Okay, real mature, guys.

927
00:56:32,577 --> 00:56:33,953
Okay, pick up my books.

928
00:56:34,036 --> 00:56:35,079
McFly.

929
00:56:35,162 --> 00:56:36,872
That's Strickland.

930
00:56:37,331 --> 00:56:39,416
Jesus, didn't that guy
ever have hair?

931
00:56:39,500 --> 00:56:42,253
Shape up, man.
You're a slacker.

932
00:56:42,336 --> 00:56:45,422
Do you want to be a slacker
for the rest of your life?

933
00:56:45,506 --> 00:56:46,548
No.

934
00:56:46,924 --> 00:56:48,538
What did your mother
ever see in that kid?

935
00:56:48,550 --> 00:56:49,843
I don't know, Doc.

936
00:56:49,927 --> 00:56:51,637
I guess she felt sorry for him

937
00:56:51,720 --> 00:56:54,056
'cause her dad hit him
with the car.

938
00:56:54,348 --> 00:56:56,600
Hit me with the car.

939
00:56:56,684 --> 00:56:58,686
That's the Florence
Nightingale effect.

940
00:56:58,769 --> 00:57:02,106
It happens in hospitals when nurses fall
in love with their patients.

941
00:57:02,189 --> 00:57:03,440
Go to it, kid.

942
00:57:04,275 --> 00:57:07,111
Hey, George, buddy.

943
00:57:07,695 --> 00:57:10,072
I have been looking
all over for you.

944
00:57:10,155 --> 00:57:13,117
You remember me, the guy who saved
your life the other day?

945
00:57:13,200 --> 00:57:14,285
Oh.

946
00:57:14,368 --> 00:57:15,369
- Yeah.
- Good.

947
00:57:15,452 --> 00:57:17,454
There's somebody
I'd like you to meet.

948
00:57:21,875 --> 00:57:23,460
Lorraine?

949
00:57:23,544 --> 00:57:24,670
Calvin!

950
00:57:26,130 --> 00:57:28,882
I'd like you to meet my good friend
George McFly.

951
00:57:28,966 --> 00:57:32,219
Hi. It's really
a pleasure to meet you.

952
00:57:33,387 --> 00:57:34,430
How's your head?

953
00:57:34,513 --> 00:57:35,848
Good. Fine.

954
00:57:35,931 --> 00:57:37,808
Oh. I've been so
worried about you

955
00:57:37,891 --> 00:57:39,768
ever since you ran off
the other night.

956
00:57:39,852 --> 00:57:41,312
- Are you okay?
- Yeah.

957
00:57:41,395 --> 00:57:42,479
(BELL RINGING)

958
00:57:42,563 --> 00:57:43,814
I'm sorry.
I have to go.

959
00:57:43,897 --> 00:57:45,149
Come on!

960
00:57:45,983 --> 00:57:47,818
Isn't he a dreamboat?

961
00:57:51,947 --> 00:57:53,532
Doc, she didn't
even look at him.

962
00:57:53,615 --> 00:57:55,159
This is more serious
than I thought.

963
00:57:55,242 --> 00:57:57,274
Apparently, your mother
is amorously infatuated with you,

964
00:57:57,286 --> 00:57:58,912
instead of your father.

965
00:57:59,538 --> 00:58:00,664
Whoa. Wait a minute, Doc.

966
00:58:00,748 --> 00:58:04,418
Are you trying to tell me that
my mother has got the hots for me?

967
00:58:04,501 --> 00:58:05,627
Precisely.

968
00:58:05,711 --> 00:58:06,754
Whoa. This is heavy.

969
00:58:07,338 --> 00:58:09,423
There's that word again.
"Heavy."

970
00:58:09,506 --> 00:58:10,912
Why are things so heavy
in the future?

971
00:58:10,924 --> 00:58:13,081
Is there a problem with the Earth's
gravitational pull?

972
00:58:13,093 --> 00:58:14,178
- What?
- The only way

973
00:58:14,261 --> 00:58:15,751
we're going to get those two
to successfully mate

974
00:58:15,763 --> 00:58:17,139
is if they're alone together,

975
00:58:17,222 --> 00:58:19,850
so you've got to get your father
and mother to interact

976
00:58:19,933 --> 00:58:22,019
in some sort of social...

977
00:58:22,102 --> 00:58:23,228
(SIGHS)

978
00:58:23,354 --> 00:58:24,897
- What? You mean like a date?
- Right!

979
00:58:24,980 --> 00:58:26,023
(BELL RINGING)

980
00:58:26,106 --> 00:58:27,262
What kind of date?
I don't know.

981
00:58:27,274 --> 00:58:28,817
What do kids do in the '50s?

982
00:58:28,901 --> 00:58:31,695
They're your parents.
You must know them.

983
00:58:31,779 --> 00:58:32,976
What are their common interests?

984
00:58:32,988 --> 00:58:34,948
What do they
like to do together?

985
00:58:35,949 --> 00:58:37,034
Nothing.

986
00:58:37,117 --> 00:58:40,329
Look! There's a rhythmic
ceremonial ritual coming up.

987
00:58:40,412 --> 00:58:42,373
Of course! The Enchantment
Under the Sea dance!

988
00:58:42,456 --> 00:58:43,832
They're supposed to go to this.

989
00:58:43,916 --> 00:58:45,667
That's where they kiss
for the first time.

990
00:58:45,751 --> 00:58:47,127
All right, kid.

991
00:58:47,211 --> 00:58:48,796
You stick to
your father like glue

992
00:58:48,879 --> 00:58:50,479
and make sure he takes her
to that dance.

993
00:58:51,131 --> 00:58:52,633
George, buddy.

994
00:58:53,467 --> 00:58:56,720
Remember that girl
I introduced you to, Lorraine?

995
00:59:02,768 --> 00:59:04,395
What are you writing?

996
00:59:04,478 --> 00:59:06,480
Uh... Stories.

997
00:59:07,313 --> 00:59:10,858
Science fiction stories
about visitors

998
00:59:11,317 --> 00:59:14,570
coming down to Earth
from other planets.

999
00:59:16,614 --> 00:59:20,284
Get out of town! I didn't know you
did anything creative.

1000
00:59:20,785 --> 00:59:21,911
Let me read some.

1001
00:59:21,994 --> 00:59:23,579
Oh. No, no, no, no.

1002
00:59:23,663 --> 00:59:26,499
I never let anybody
read my stories.

1003
00:59:27,250 --> 00:59:28,501
Why not?

1004
00:59:28,918 --> 00:59:30,795
Well, what if they
didn't like them?

1005
00:59:30,878 --> 00:59:33,339
What if they told me
I was no good?

1006
00:59:35,425 --> 00:59:38,261
I guess that would be pretty hard
for somebody to understand.

1007
00:59:39,679 --> 00:59:42,265
No. No, not hard at all.

1008
00:59:43,474 --> 00:59:46,018
So, anyway, George.
About Lorraine.

1009
00:59:47,186 --> 00:59:49,021
She really likes you.

1010
00:59:49,981 --> 00:59:52,942
She told me to tell you
that she wants you to ask her

1011
00:59:53,025 --> 00:59:54,777
to the Enchantment
Under the Sea dance.

1012
00:59:54,861 --> 00:59:56,028
- Really?
- Oh, yeah.

1013
00:59:56,112 --> 00:59:59,198
All you got to do
is go over there and ask her.

1014
01:00:00,116 --> 01:00:02,285
What? Right here, right now,
in the cafeteria?

1015
01:00:02,368 --> 01:00:03,453
What if she said no?

1016
01:00:03,536 --> 01:00:06,998
I don't know if I could take that
kind of a rejection.

1017
01:00:07,790 --> 01:00:11,711
Besides, I think she'd rather go
with somebody else.

1018
01:00:13,045 --> 01:00:14,213
Who?

1019
01:00:16,007 --> 01:00:17,133
Biff.

1020
01:00:18,676 --> 01:00:19,802
Don't kid around.
Come on.

1021
01:00:19,886 --> 01:00:21,137
I'm gonna leave.

1022
01:00:21,220 --> 01:00:23,097
BIFF: You want it.
You know you want it.

1023
01:00:23,181 --> 01:00:25,308
You know you want me
to give it to you.

1024
01:00:25,391 --> 01:00:27,977
Shut your filthy mouth.
I'm not that kind of girl.

1025
01:00:28,060 --> 01:00:29,145
(EXCLAIMS)

1026
01:00:29,228 --> 01:00:31,981
Maybe you are and you just
don't know it yet.

1027
01:00:32,064 --> 01:00:33,900
Get your meat hooks off of me.

1028
01:00:33,983 --> 01:00:35,026
MARTY: You heard her.

1029
01:00:35,109 --> 01:00:38,488
She said,
get your meat hooks off.

1030
01:00:39,906 --> 01:00:41,157
Please.

1031
01:00:41,991 --> 01:00:44,076
So what's it to you, butthead?

1032
01:00:45,203 --> 01:00:47,455
You know, you been
looking for a fight.

1033
01:00:47,538 --> 01:00:48,789
(STUDENTS EXCLAIMING)

1034
01:00:57,381 --> 01:01:01,427
Since you're new here,
I'm going to cut you a break, today.

1035
01:01:03,262 --> 01:01:07,016
So, why don't you make like a tree
and get out of here.

1036
01:01:15,525 --> 01:01:16,943
(BOY LAUGHING)

1037
01:01:19,737 --> 01:01:20,947
George!

1038
01:01:22,281 --> 01:01:24,325
Why do you keep
following me around?

1039
01:01:24,408 --> 01:01:27,370
Look, George...
I'm telling you, George,

1040
01:01:27,453 --> 01:01:29,205
if you do not ask Lorraine
to that dance,

1041
01:01:29,288 --> 01:01:30,861
I'm gonna regret it
for the rest of my life.

1042
01:01:30,873 --> 01:01:32,333
But I can't go to the dance.

1043
01:01:32,416 --> 01:01:35,545
I'll miss my favorite television program,
<i>Science Fiction Theatre.</i>

1044
01:01:35,628 --> 01:01:39,006
Yeah, but, George,
Lorraine wants to go with you.

1045
01:01:39,090 --> 01:01:40,216
Give her a break.

1046
01:01:40,299 --> 01:01:44,469
Look, I'm just not ready
to ask Lorraine out to the dance,

1047
01:01:45,262 --> 01:01:48,473
and not you or anybody else
on this planet

1048
01:01:48,557 --> 01:01:51,142
is going to make me
change my mind.

1049
01:01:57,941 --> 01:01:59,943
MARTY: <i>Science Fiction Theatre.</i>

1050
01:02:12,539 --> 01:02:14,332
(MUFFLED BREATHING)

1051
01:02:23,341 --> 01:02:25,260
(LOUD ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)

1052
01:02:28,471 --> 01:02:29,681
(MUSIC STOPS)

1053
01:02:31,516 --> 01:02:32,559
Who are you?

1054
01:02:32,642 --> 01:02:34,144
(MUSIC PLAYING)

1055
01:02:37,022 --> 01:02:38,064
(MUSIC STOPS)

1056
01:02:38,148 --> 01:02:40,191
MARTY: <i>Silence, Earthling.</i>

1057
01:02:41,651 --> 01:02:44,112
<i>My name is Darth Vader.</i>

1058
01:02:49,159 --> 01:02:52,621
<i>I am an extraterrestrial
from the planet Vulcan.</i>

1059
01:02:54,706 --> 01:02:55,874
Marty!

1060
01:02:55,957 --> 01:02:57,208
(HORN HONKING)

1061
01:02:59,044 --> 01:03:00,128
Marty! Marty!

1062
01:03:00,211 --> 01:03:01,296
Hey, George, buddy.

1063
01:03:01,379 --> 01:03:03,757
You weren't at school.
What have you been doing all day?

1064
01:03:03,840 --> 01:03:06,760
I overslept.
Look, I need your help.

1065
01:03:06,843 --> 01:03:08,303
I have to ask Lorraine out,

1066
01:03:08,386 --> 01:03:09,542
but I don't know how to do it.

1067
01:03:09,554 --> 01:03:12,390
All right. Okay, listen, keep your
pants on. She's over in the cafe.

1068
01:03:12,474 --> 01:03:14,517
God! How do you...

1069
01:03:17,604 --> 01:03:19,124
What made you change
your mind, George?

1070
01:03:19,147 --> 01:03:22,067
Last night, Darth Vader came down
from Planet Vulcan

1071
01:03:22,150 --> 01:03:26,071
and told me that if I didn't take
Lorraine out, that he'd melt my brain.

1072
01:03:26,154 --> 01:03:29,240
Let's just keep this brain-melting stuff
to ourselves, okay?

1073
01:03:29,324 --> 01:03:30,450
Oh, yeah. Yeah.

1074
01:03:30,533 --> 01:03:32,827
All right, okay.
There she is, George.

1075
01:03:32,911 --> 01:03:34,663
Now just go in there
and invite her.

1076
01:03:34,746 --> 01:03:36,331
Okay. But I don't
know what to say.

1077
01:03:36,414 --> 01:03:37,499
Just say anything, George.

1078
01:03:37,582 --> 01:03:41,628
Say whatever's natural, the first thing
that comes into your mind.

1079
01:03:42,253 --> 01:03:44,172
Nothing's coming to my mind.

1080
01:03:44,255 --> 01:03:46,015
Jesus, George,
it's a wonder I was even born.

1081
01:03:46,049 --> 01:03:47,049
What? What?

1082
01:03:47,092 --> 01:03:48,593
Nothing.
Nothing. Nothing.

1083
01:03:49,177 --> 01:03:53,264
Look, tell her destiny
brought you together.

1084
01:03:53,348 --> 01:03:55,266
Tell her that she is
the most beautiful girl

1085
01:03:55,350 --> 01:03:57,185
you have ever seen in the world.

1086
01:03:57,268 --> 01:03:59,229
Girls like that stuff.

1087
01:03:59,604 --> 01:04:00,677
What are you doing, George?

1088
01:04:00,689 --> 01:04:02,482
I'm writing this down.
This is good stuff.

1089
01:04:02,565 --> 01:04:04,067
Yeah. Okay, let's go.

1090
01:04:04,150 --> 01:04:05,610
- Can you take care of that?
- Right.

1091
01:04:06,111 --> 01:04:08,613
(POP SONG PLAYING ON JUKEBOX)

1092
01:04:10,573 --> 01:04:12,117
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

1093
01:04:24,128 --> 01:04:27,047
Lou, give me a milk.

1094
01:04:28,424 --> 01:04:29,800
Chocolate.

1095
01:04:45,983 --> 01:04:51,071
Lorraine. My density
has popped me to you.

1096
01:04:52,448 --> 01:04:53,657
What?

1097
01:04:53,824 --> 01:04:54,908
Oh.

1098
01:04:55,743 --> 01:04:58,412
What I meant to say was...

1099
01:04:58,495 --> 01:05:01,582
Wait a minute. Don't I know you
from somewhere?

1100
01:05:01,999 --> 01:05:03,125
GEORGE: Yes.

1101
01:05:03,417 --> 01:05:07,337
Yes. I'm George.
George McFly.

1102
01:05:07,963 --> 01:05:09,631
I'm your density.

1103
01:05:10,632 --> 01:05:11,925
I mean,

1104
01:05:13,343 --> 01:05:14,762
your destiny.

1105
01:05:15,971 --> 01:05:17,055
Oh.

1106
01:05:17,765 --> 01:05:19,183
Hey, McFly.

1107
01:05:19,433 --> 01:05:20,684
(MUSIC STOPS)

1108
01:05:21,101 --> 01:05:22,352
(EXCLAIMS)

1109
01:05:23,604 --> 01:05:26,523
I thought I told you
never to come in here.

1110
01:05:29,026 --> 01:05:31,236
Well, it's going to cost you.

1111
01:05:31,612 --> 01:05:33,864
How much money you got on you?

1112
01:05:34,198 --> 01:05:36,325
How much do you want, Biff?

1113
01:05:36,867 --> 01:05:38,494
- (GRUNTS)
- (ALL GASPING)

1114
01:05:44,541 --> 01:05:46,126
All right, punk.

1115
01:05:46,210 --> 01:05:47,211
Now I'm going to...

1116
01:05:47,294 --> 01:05:48,962
Whoa, whoa, Biff.
What's that?

1117
01:05:49,797 --> 01:05:51,131
(GRUNTS)

1118
01:05:55,677 --> 01:05:58,722
That's Calvin Klein.
Oh, my God, he's a dream.

1119
01:05:58,889 --> 01:05:59,932
Whoa, whoa.

1120
01:06:00,015 --> 01:06:01,809
Kid! Kid, stop! Stop!

1121
01:06:01,892 --> 01:06:03,060
Hey!

1122
01:06:05,229 --> 01:06:06,869
MARTY: I'll get it
back to you, all right?

1123
01:06:07,356 --> 01:06:09,066
BOY: You broke it!

1124
01:06:09,399 --> 01:06:10,484
Come back here!

1125
01:06:10,567 --> 01:06:11,652
(HORN HONKING)

1126
01:06:12,694 --> 01:06:14,446
Wow. Look at him go!

1127
01:06:16,323 --> 01:06:17,574
Get him!

1128
01:06:30,921 --> 01:06:33,090
To the car!
Go! Go!

1129
01:06:39,388 --> 01:06:40,668
GIRL: What's that thing he's on?

1130
01:06:40,722 --> 01:06:42,182
BOY: It's a board with wheels.

1131
01:06:42,266 --> 01:06:43,851
He's an absolute dream.

1132
01:06:43,934 --> 01:06:45,143
THUG 1: Come on, come on!

1133
01:06:45,227 --> 01:06:46,770
THUG 2: Look out for the car!

1134
01:06:48,938 --> 01:06:50,481
(SHOUTING)

1135
01:06:52,942 --> 01:06:54,610
(TIRES SCREECHING)

1136
01:07:00,449 --> 01:07:01,701
(SCREAMING)

1137
01:07:02,535 --> 01:07:03,786
Whoa!

1138
01:07:05,496 --> 01:07:06,873
(WOMAN GRUNTS)

1139
01:07:09,208 --> 01:07:10,918
(TIRES SQUEALING)

1140
01:07:18,718 --> 01:07:20,011
(LAUGHING)

1141
01:07:20,094 --> 01:07:21,929
BIFF: I'm going to ram him.

1142
01:07:29,312 --> 01:07:30,479
ALL: Shit!

1143
01:07:33,399 --> 01:07:34,650
(EXCLAIMS IN DISGUST)

1144
01:07:42,033 --> 01:07:43,159
Ooh!

1145
01:07:45,745 --> 01:07:47,496
(CROWD MURMURING)

1146
01:07:55,713 --> 01:07:57,423
Thanks a lot, kid.

1147
01:07:58,549 --> 01:08:00,968
I'm going to get
that son of a bitch.

1148
01:08:01,052 --> 01:08:02,094
Where does he come from?

1149
01:08:02,178 --> 01:08:04,055
Yeah, where does he live?

1150
01:08:04,764 --> 01:08:08,351
I don't know,
but I'm going to find out.

1151
01:08:10,561 --> 01:08:12,188
(VIDEO REWINDING)

1152
01:08:14,190 --> 01:08:15,524
DOC ON TV: <i>Oh, my God.</i>

1153
01:08:15,942 --> 01:08:19,028
<i>They found me. I don't know how,
but they found me.</i>

1154
01:08:19,111 --> 01:08:20,780
<i>Run for it, Marty!</i>

1155
01:08:21,030 --> 01:08:22,365
(VIDEO REWINDING)

1156
01:08:25,493 --> 01:08:26,869
<i>Oh, my God.</i>

1157
01:08:27,662 --> 01:08:30,581
<i>They found me. I don't know how,
but they found me.</i>

1158
01:08:30,665 --> 01:08:32,041
<i>Run for it, Marty!</i>

1159
01:08:33,334 --> 01:08:34,418
Doc?

1160
01:08:35,169 --> 01:08:38,130
Hi, Marty. I didn't
hear you come in.

1161
01:08:39,090 --> 01:08:41,634
Fascinating device,
this video unit.

1162
01:08:42,635 --> 01:08:44,303
Listen, Doc.

1163
01:08:44,387 --> 01:08:45,417
You know, there's something

1164
01:08:45,429 --> 01:08:46,710
I haven't told you
about the night

1165
01:08:46,722 --> 01:08:48,087
- we made that tape.
- Please, Marty, don't tell me.

1166
01:08:48,099 --> 01:08:49,463
No man should know too much
about his own destiny.

1167
01:08:49,475 --> 01:08:50,923
- You don't understand.
- I do understand.

1168
01:08:50,935 --> 01:08:52,216
If I know too much
about my own future,

1169
01:08:52,228 --> 01:08:53,646
I can endanger my own existence.

1170
01:08:53,729 --> 01:08:56,065
Just as you've endangered yours.

1171
01:08:58,025 --> 01:08:59,944
- You're right.
- Now...

1172
01:09:00,027 --> 01:09:02,905
Let me show you my plan
for sending you home.

1173
01:09:02,989 --> 01:09:04,740
Please excuse the crudity
of this model.

1174
01:09:04,824 --> 01:09:07,159
I didn't have time
to build it to scale or paint it.

1175
01:09:07,243 --> 01:09:09,161
- It's good.
- Thank you. Thank you.

1176
01:09:10,454 --> 01:09:11,664
Okay, now.

1177
01:09:11,747 --> 01:09:13,958
We run some industrial-strength
electrical cable

1178
01:09:14,041 --> 01:09:15,876
from the top of the clock tower

1179
01:09:15,960 --> 01:09:17,586
down, suspending it
over the street

1180
01:09:17,670 --> 01:09:19,255
between these two lamp posts.

1181
01:09:19,880 --> 01:09:22,340
Meanwhile, we've outfitted
the time vehicle

1182
01:09:22,424 --> 01:09:23,883
with this big pole and hook,

1183
01:09:23,967 --> 01:09:26,928
which runs directly
into the flux capacitor.

1184
01:09:27,846 --> 01:09:32,517
At the calculated moment,
you start off from down the street,

1185
01:09:32,600 --> 01:09:33,920
driving directly
toward the cable,

1186
01:09:33,935 --> 01:09:36,855
accelerating to
88 miles per hour.

1187
01:09:37,188 --> 01:09:40,567
According to the flyer, at precisely
10:04 p.m. this Saturday night,

1188
01:09:40,650 --> 01:09:44,279
lightning will strike the clock tower,
electrifying the cable

1189
01:09:44,362 --> 01:09:46,614
just as the connecting
hook makes contact

1190
01:09:46,698 --> 01:09:50,326
thereby sending 1.21 gigawatts
into the flux capacitor

1191
01:09:50,702 --> 01:09:52,871
and sending you back to 1985.

1192
01:09:52,954 --> 01:09:54,998
All right, now.
Watch this.

1193
01:09:55,081 --> 01:09:57,000
You wind up the car
and release it.

1194
01:09:58,793 --> 01:10:01,004
I'll simulate the lightning.

1195
01:10:01,087 --> 01:10:02,547
(WIND-UP MECHANISM TWISTING)

1196
01:10:02,630 --> 01:10:04,340
(ELECTRICAL HUMMING)

1197
01:10:09,304 --> 01:10:10,472
Ready.

1198
01:10:20,231 --> 01:10:21,357
Set.

1199
01:10:26,404 --> 01:10:27,655
Release.

1200
01:10:27,739 --> 01:10:29,157
(CAR WHIRRING)

1201
01:10:31,618 --> 01:10:32,827
(EXCLAIMS)

1202
01:10:39,876 --> 01:10:41,127
(GASPS)

1203
01:10:46,049 --> 01:10:48,218
You're instilling me
with a lot of confidence, Doc.

1204
01:10:48,301 --> 01:10:49,749
Don't worry. I'll take care
of the lightning.

1205
01:10:49,761 --> 01:10:52,347
You take care of your pop.

1206
01:10:53,515 --> 01:10:56,518
By the way, what happened today?
Did he ask her out?

1207
01:10:56,601 --> 01:10:57,727
I think so.

1208
01:10:57,811 --> 01:10:58,853
What did she say?

1209
01:10:59,187 --> 01:11:00,522
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

1210
01:11:07,529 --> 01:11:09,280
It's your mom!
She's tracked you down!

1211
01:11:09,364 --> 01:11:11,616
Quick! Let's cover
the time machine.

1212
01:11:24,963 --> 01:11:27,423
Hi, Cal... Marty.

1213
01:11:27,924 --> 01:11:29,342
Mom. Lorraine.

1214
01:11:30,885 --> 01:11:33,096
How did you know I was here?

1215
01:11:34,013 --> 01:11:35,557
I followed you.

1216
01:11:36,391 --> 01:11:38,393
Oh. This is my doc...

1217
01:11:38,476 --> 01:11:41,563
(STUTTERS) My uncle, Doc Brown.

1218
01:11:42,897 --> 01:11:44,149
- Hi.
- Hi.

1219
01:11:47,235 --> 01:11:50,405
Marty, this may
seem a little forward,

1220
01:11:50,780 --> 01:11:54,992
but I was kind of wondering
if you'd ask me

1221
01:11:55,075 --> 01:11:58,912
to the Enchantment
Under the Sea dance on Saturday.

1222
01:12:01,582 --> 01:12:04,793
Wow, you mean...
You mean nobody's asked you?

1223
01:12:05,460 --> 01:12:08,547
No. Not yet.

1224
01:12:10,257 --> 01:12:11,800
What about George?

1225
01:12:11,884 --> 01:12:13,677
George McFly?

1226
01:12:16,221 --> 01:12:20,225
He's kind of cute
and all, but not...

1227
01:12:21,101 --> 01:12:25,230
Well, I think
a man should be strong,

1228
01:12:27,149 --> 01:12:29,401
so he can stand up for himself

1229
01:12:30,444 --> 01:12:32,696
and protect the woman he loves.

1230
01:12:37,409 --> 01:12:38,785
Don't you?

1231
01:12:40,287 --> 01:12:41,371
Yeah.

1232
01:12:41,830 --> 01:12:43,832
I still don't understand.

1233
01:12:44,291 --> 01:12:47,002
How am I supposed to
go to the dance with her

1234
01:12:47,085 --> 01:12:49,838
if she's already going
to the dance with you?

1235
01:12:49,922 --> 01:12:52,591
Well, because, George,
she wants to go with you.

1236
01:12:52,674 --> 01:12:54,593
She just doesn't know it yet.

1237
01:12:54,676 --> 01:12:55,749
That's why we got to show her

1238
01:12:55,761 --> 01:12:57,721
that you, George McFly,
are a fighter.

1239
01:12:57,804 --> 01:12:59,764
You're somebody who's gonna stand up
for yourself,

1240
01:12:59,806 --> 01:13:01,266
somebody who's
gonna protect her.

1241
01:13:01,350 --> 01:13:04,561
Yeah, but I've never picked a fight
in my entire life.

1242
01:13:04,645 --> 01:13:07,397
Look, you're not going
to be picking a fight, Dad.

1243
01:13:07,481 --> 01:13:09,691
(STUTTERS) Daddy-o.

1244
01:13:09,775 --> 01:13:12,069
You're coming to
her rescue, right?

1245
01:13:12,152 --> 01:13:13,391
Okay, let's go over
the plan again.

1246
01:13:13,403 --> 01:13:15,155
8:55, where are you going to be?

1247
01:13:15,239 --> 01:13:16,823
I'm going to be at the dance.

1248
01:13:16,907 --> 01:13:18,021
Right. And where
am I going to be?

1249
01:13:18,033 --> 01:13:20,035
You're gonna be
in the car with her.

1250
01:13:20,118 --> 01:13:21,578
Right, okay.
So, right around 9:00,

1251
01:13:21,662 --> 01:13:23,142
she's going to get
very angry with me.

1252
01:13:23,163 --> 01:13:25,582
Why is she going to
get angry with you?

1253
01:13:25,666 --> 01:13:28,001
Well, because, George,
nice girls get angry

1254
01:13:28,085 --> 01:13:30,337
when guys take
advantage of them.

1255
01:13:31,296 --> 01:13:32,381
(EXCLAIMS)

1256
01:13:32,589 --> 01:13:34,591
You mean you're going to go
touch her on her...

1257
01:13:34,675 --> 01:13:37,135
No. No, George, look.

1258
01:13:37,970 --> 01:13:39,930
It's just an act, right?

1259
01:13:40,222 --> 01:13:43,725
Okay. So, 9:00, you're strolling
through the parking lot.

1260
01:13:44,142 --> 01:13:47,354
You see us struggling
in the car.

1261
01:13:47,771 --> 01:13:50,941
You walk up, you open the door,
and you say...

1262
01:13:52,567 --> 01:13:54,319
Your line, George.

1263
01:13:55,612 --> 01:13:56,780
Oh!

1264
01:13:57,447 --> 01:14:00,284
Hey, you, get your
damn hands off her!

1265
01:14:02,619 --> 01:14:03,954
You really think
I ought to swear?

1266
01:14:04,037 --> 01:14:05,038
Yes, definitely.

1267
01:14:05,122 --> 01:14:06,748
God damn it, George, swear.

1268
01:14:06,832 --> 01:14:08,834
Okay.
So, now you come up.

1269
01:14:08,917 --> 01:14:10,043
You punch me in the stomach.

1270
01:14:10,127 --> 01:14:11,920
I'm out for the count, right?

1271
01:14:12,004 --> 01:14:15,215
And you and Lorraine
live happily ever after.

1272
01:14:15,299 --> 01:14:17,509
You make it sound so easy.

1273
01:14:17,592 --> 01:14:20,053
I just... I wish
I wasn't so scared.

1274
01:14:20,137 --> 01:14:21,459
George, there's nothing
to be scared of.

1275
01:14:21,471 --> 01:14:24,016
All it takes is
a little self-confidence.

1276
01:14:24,099 --> 01:14:26,810
You know, if you
put your mind to it,

1277
01:14:26,893 --> 01:14:28,352
you can accomplish anything.

1278
01:14:30,980 --> 01:14:33,262
ANNOUNCER: <i>...Hill Valley area weather
this Saturday night.</i>

1279
01:14:33,274 --> 01:14:36,277
<i>Mostly clear,
with some scattered clouds.</i>

1280
01:14:36,360 --> 01:14:38,070
<i>Lows tonight in the upper 40s.</i>

1281
01:14:38,154 --> 01:14:40,072
Are you sure about this storm?

1282
01:14:40,906 --> 01:14:45,077
Since when can weathermen predict
the weather, let alone the future?

1283
01:14:45,578 --> 01:14:48,247
You know, Marty, I'm going to be
very sad to see you go.

1284
01:14:48,331 --> 01:14:49,611
You've really made
a difference in my life.

1285
01:14:49,623 --> 01:14:51,751
You've given me
something to shoot for.

1286
01:14:51,834 --> 01:14:56,005
Just knowing that I'm going
to be around to see 1985.

1287
01:14:56,088 --> 01:14:58,007
That I'm going to
succeed in this!

1288
01:14:58,090 --> 01:15:01,635
That I'm going to have a chance
to travel through time!

1289
01:15:07,099 --> 01:15:09,840
It's going to be really hard waiting
30 years before I can talk to you

1290
01:15:09,852 --> 01:15:12,813
about everything that's happened
in the past few days.

1291
01:15:12,897 --> 01:15:15,483
I'm really going
to miss you, Marty.

1292
01:15:16,817 --> 01:15:18,652
I'm really going to miss you.

1293
01:15:23,032 --> 01:15:24,200
Doc, about the future...

1294
01:15:24,283 --> 01:15:25,368
No!

1295
01:15:26,035 --> 01:15:28,371
Marty!
We've already agreed

1296
01:15:28,454 --> 01:15:29,818
that having information
about the future

1297
01:15:29,830 --> 01:15:31,290
can be extremely dangerous.

1298
01:15:31,374 --> 01:15:32,875
Even if your
intentions are good,

1299
01:15:32,958 --> 01:15:34,919
it can backfire drastically.

1300
01:15:36,170 --> 01:15:37,410
Whatever you've got to tell me,

1301
01:15:37,463 --> 01:15:40,549
I'll find out through
the natural course of time.

1302
01:15:41,592 --> 01:15:43,552
"Dear Dr. Brown."

1303
01:15:44,303 --> 01:15:46,764
"On the night that
I go back in time,"

1304
01:15:47,223 --> 01:15:48,974
"you will be"

1305
01:15:49,558 --> 01:15:51,852
"shot by terrorists."

1306
01:15:52,978 --> 01:15:55,439
"Please take whatever precautions
are necessary"

1307
01:15:55,523 --> 01:15:57,983
"to prevent
this terrible disaster."

1308
01:15:59,402 --> 01:16:01,112
"Your friend."

1309
01:16:02,154 --> 01:16:03,406
"Marty."

1310
01:16:12,832 --> 01:16:15,793
'Evening, Dr. Brown.
What's with the wire?

1311
01:16:15,876 --> 01:16:18,796
Oh, just a little
weather experiment.

1312
01:16:20,631 --> 01:16:21,632
What you got under here?

1313
01:16:21,715 --> 01:16:22,716
No! Don't touch that!

1314
01:16:22,800 --> 01:16:25,594
Some new, specialized
weather-sensing equipment.

1315
01:16:25,678 --> 01:16:27,888
You got a permit for that?

1316
01:16:27,972 --> 01:16:29,265
Of course I do.

1317
01:16:36,730 --> 01:16:39,859
Just a second. Let me see
if I can find it here.

1318
01:16:40,943 --> 01:16:43,195
(ROCK 'N' ROLL MUSIC PLAYING)

1319
01:17:28,948 --> 01:17:30,241
(SIGHS)

1320
01:17:31,993 --> 01:17:36,581
Do you mind if we
park for a while?

1321
01:17:37,790 --> 01:17:39,792
That's a great idea.
I'd love to park.

1322
01:17:39,876 --> 01:17:40,877
Huh?

1323
01:17:40,960 --> 01:17:43,671
Marty, I'm almost 18 years old.

1324
01:17:43,755 --> 01:17:45,673
It's not like I've
never parked before.

1325
01:17:46,466 --> 01:17:47,759
What?

1326
01:17:48,301 --> 01:17:51,304
Marty, you seem so nervous.
Is something wrong?

1327
01:17:51,387 --> 01:17:52,514
No.

1328
01:17:53,556 --> 01:17:54,682
No.

1329
01:17:59,437 --> 01:18:01,856
Lorraine! Lorraine,
what are you doing?

1330
01:18:02,315 --> 01:18:04,651
I swiped it from the old lady's
liquor cabinet.

1331
01:18:04,734 --> 01:18:07,654
Yeah, well, you shouldn't drink.

1332
01:18:07,737 --> 01:18:08,737
Why not?

1333
01:18:08,780 --> 01:18:09,822
Because you...

1334
01:18:10,573 --> 01:18:13,326
You might regret it
later in life.

1335
01:18:14,369 --> 01:18:16,287
Marty, don't be such a square.

1336
01:18:16,371 --> 01:18:18,289
Everybody who's anybody drinks.

1337
01:18:23,461 --> 01:18:25,296
Jeez, you smoke, too?

1338
01:18:26,673 --> 01:18:29,676
Marty, you're beginning to sound
just like my mother.

1339
01:18:34,681 --> 01:18:35,974
(JAZZ MUSIC ENDING)

1340
01:18:36,057 --> 01:18:37,934
(CROWD APPLAUDING)

1341
01:18:40,895 --> 01:18:42,255
<i>We're going to
take a little break,</i>

1342
01:18:42,313 --> 01:18:43,815
<i>but we'll be back in a while,</i>

1343
01:18:43,898 --> 01:18:46,484
<i>so don't nobody go nowhere.</i>

1344
01:19:02,875 --> 01:19:06,170
Marty?
Why are you so nervous?

1345
01:19:07,422 --> 01:19:08,798
Lorraine.

1346
01:19:09,716 --> 01:19:13,886
Have you ever
been in a situation

1347
01:19:13,970 --> 01:19:15,763
where you knew you had to act
a certain way,

1348
01:19:15,847 --> 01:19:18,016
but when you got there,
you didn't know

1349
01:19:18,099 --> 01:19:19,851
if you could go through with it?

1350
01:19:19,934 --> 01:19:23,396
You mean like how you're supposed
to act on a first date?

1351
01:19:23,479 --> 01:19:24,731
Sort of.

1352
01:19:25,523 --> 01:19:28,192
I think I know
exactly what you mean.

1353
01:19:29,027 --> 01:19:30,320
You do?

1354
01:19:30,820 --> 01:19:33,448
You know what I do
in those situations?

1355
01:19:33,531 --> 01:19:34,657
What?

1356
01:19:34,741 --> 01:19:35,782
I don't worry.

1357
01:19:35,866 --> 01:19:37,534
(MUFFLED SHOUTING)

1358
01:19:53,800 --> 01:19:57,429
This is all wrong.
I don't know what it is.

1359
01:19:59,097 --> 01:20:02,559
But when I kiss you,
it's like I'm kissing

1360
01:20:04,353 --> 01:20:05,729
my brother.

1361
01:20:06,021 --> 01:20:08,732
I guess that doesn't
make any sense, does it?

1362
01:20:08,815 --> 01:20:12,819
Believe me,
it makes perfect sense.

1363
01:20:12,903 --> 01:20:14,571
(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

1364
01:20:14,655 --> 01:20:16,365
Somebody's coming.

1365
01:20:20,285 --> 01:20:24,498
You caused 300 bucks damage to my car,
you son of a bitch.

1366
01:20:24,581 --> 01:20:27,876
And I'm going to take it
out of your ass. Hold him.

1367
01:20:28,794 --> 01:20:31,213
Let him go, Biff.
You're drunk.

1368
01:20:32,047 --> 01:20:34,508
Well, look-ey what we have here.

1369
01:20:37,302 --> 01:20:40,931
No, no! You're staying right here
with me. Come on, Lorraine.

1370
01:20:41,014 --> 01:20:42,057
LORRAINE: Let me go!

1371
01:20:42,140 --> 01:20:43,392
Leave her alone, you bastard!

1372
01:20:43,475 --> 01:20:45,382
Take him in back, all right?
I'll be right there.

1373
01:20:45,394 --> 01:20:48,480
BIFF: Just admit that you want it.
Come on.

1374
01:20:48,563 --> 01:20:50,857
Well, go on.
This ain't no peep show.

1375
01:20:51,441 --> 01:20:52,526
(GRUNTS)

1376
01:20:53,735 --> 01:20:55,487
(LORRAINE SHOUTING)

1377
01:20:57,614 --> 01:20:58,740
Hey, let's put him in there.

1378
01:20:58,824 --> 01:21:00,200
Yeah! (LAUGHS)

1379
01:21:01,618 --> 01:21:03,954
That's for messing up my hair.

1380
01:21:04,037 --> 01:21:06,123
What the hell are
you doing to my car?

1381
01:21:06,206 --> 01:21:08,667
Hey, beat it, spook.
This don't concern you.

1382
01:21:11,253 --> 01:21:13,839
Who you calling "spook,"
peckerwood?

1383
01:21:15,298 --> 01:21:16,967
Hey, hey, listen, guys...

1384
01:21:17,050 --> 01:21:19,636
Look, I don't want to mess
with no reefer addicts, okay?

1385
01:21:19,720 --> 01:21:21,555
Get home to your mama, boy.

1386
01:21:21,638 --> 01:21:22,723
THUG 1: Biff!

1387
01:21:22,806 --> 01:21:23,890
THUG 2: Hurry, Biff!

1388
01:21:24,433 --> 01:21:26,268
MARTY: (MUFFLED)
Let me out of here!

1389
01:21:28,061 --> 01:21:29,563
Reginald, where are your keys?

1390
01:21:29,646 --> 01:21:31,815
MARTY: The keys
are in the trunk.

1391
01:21:32,274 --> 01:21:33,400
Say that again?

1392
01:21:33,483 --> 01:21:35,318
MARTY: I said,
the keys are in here.

1393
01:21:40,741 --> 01:21:42,242
(LORRAINE SHOUTING)

1394
01:21:49,040 --> 01:21:50,333
BIFF: Come on!

1395
01:21:52,419 --> 01:21:55,172
Hey, you,
get your damn hands off...

1396
01:21:56,923 --> 01:21:58,300
Oh.

1397
01:21:58,383 --> 01:22:01,011
I think you got
the wrong car, McFly.

1398
01:22:02,304 --> 01:22:04,347
George, help me!
Please!

1399
01:22:04,431 --> 01:22:07,309
Just turn around, McFly,
and walk away.

1400
01:22:08,351 --> 01:22:09,351
LORRAINE: Please, George.

1401
01:22:09,435 --> 01:22:10,519
Are you deaf, McFly?

1402
01:22:10,603 --> 01:22:12,688
Close the door and beat it.

1403
01:22:12,772 --> 01:22:14,106
(WHIMPERING)

1404
01:22:15,274 --> 01:22:18,861
No, Biff.
You leave her alone.

1405
01:22:19,612 --> 01:22:21,405
All right, McFly.

1406
01:22:24,658 --> 01:22:28,287
You're asking for it,
and now you're going to get it.

1407
01:22:29,705 --> 01:22:31,165
- (GROANING)
- Biff, stop it!

1408
01:22:32,208 --> 01:22:34,460
Biff, you'll break his arm!

1409
01:22:34,835 --> 01:22:35,878
(GASPING)

1410
01:22:35,961 --> 01:22:37,213
Biff, no!

1411
01:22:38,047 --> 01:22:40,341
MARVIN: Give me
a hand here, Reginald.

1412
01:22:40,549 --> 01:22:41,592
(GROANING)

1413
01:22:41,675 --> 01:22:43,969
Damn it, man!
I sliced my hand!

1414
01:22:44,053 --> 01:22:45,513
- Whose are these?
- Mine.

1415
01:22:45,596 --> 01:22:47,515
Thanks. Thanks a lot.

1416
01:22:48,849 --> 01:22:50,726
You're going to break his arm!

1417
01:22:51,393 --> 01:22:54,522
Biff! Biff,
leave him alone!

1418
01:22:54,605 --> 01:22:57,066
Let him go!
Let him go!

1419
01:23:00,486 --> 01:23:01,904
(LAUGHING)

1420
01:23:11,372 --> 01:23:12,706
(GRUNTS)

1421
01:23:18,879 --> 01:23:20,548
(GEORGE PANTING)

1422
01:23:26,762 --> 01:23:28,055
(LAUGHS)

1423
01:23:30,224 --> 01:23:31,809
Are you okay?

1424
01:23:51,871 --> 01:23:54,206
Who is that guy?

1425
01:23:54,290 --> 01:23:55,499
That's George McFly.

1426
01:23:59,336 --> 01:24:01,380
That's George McFly?

1427
01:24:01,463 --> 01:24:02,756
Excuse me.

1428
01:24:05,217 --> 01:24:06,886
(THUNDER RUMBLING)

1429
01:24:10,180 --> 01:24:11,765
(WIND BLOWING)

1430
01:24:14,018 --> 01:24:15,519
The storm.

1431
01:24:17,479 --> 01:24:20,190
Hey, guys, you gotta get back
in there and finish the dance.

1432
01:24:20,274 --> 01:24:21,692
Hey, man.
Look at Marvin's hand.

1433
01:24:21,775 --> 01:24:22,973
He can't play with
his hand like that,

1434
01:24:22,985 --> 01:24:24,182
and we can't play without him.

1435
01:24:24,194 --> 01:24:26,655
Yeah, well. Look, Marvin,
you got to play.

1436
01:24:26,739 --> 01:24:28,979
See, that's where they kiss
for the first time on the dance floor.

1437
01:24:28,991 --> 01:24:30,701
And if there's no music,
they can't dance.

1438
01:24:30,784 --> 01:24:32,149
If they can't dance,
they can't kiss.

1439
01:24:32,161 --> 01:24:34,538
If they can't kiss, they can't fall
in love and I'm history.

1440
01:24:34,622 --> 01:24:35,789
Hey, man, the dance is over

1441
01:24:35,873 --> 01:24:38,417
unless you know somebody else that
can play the guitar.

1442
01:24:45,798 --> 01:24:48,217
<i>This is for all
you lovers out there.</i>

1443
01:24:50,803 --> 01:24:54,849
MARVIN: (SINGING)
<i>Earth angel, Earth angel.</i>

1444
01:24:55,600 --> 01:24:58,227
<i>Will you be mine?</i>

1445
01:24:58,811 --> 01:25:01,481
<i>My darling dear</i>

1446
01:25:02,273 --> 01:25:04,108
George, aren't you
going to kiss me?

1447
01:25:04,192 --> 01:25:05,693
I don't know.

1448
01:25:07,487 --> 01:25:09,614
Scram, McFly.
I'm cutting in.

1449
01:25:09,697 --> 01:25:10,949
(LORRAINE GRUNTING)

1450
01:25:14,452 --> 01:25:16,537
(DISSONANT NOTES PLAYING)

1451
01:25:16,621 --> 01:25:20,583
<i>Earth angel, Earth angel.</i>

1452
01:25:21,250 --> 01:25:23,086
<i>The one I adore.</i>

1453
01:25:23,169 --> 01:25:25,171
Hey, boy, you all right?

1454
01:25:26,297 --> 01:25:27,757
I can't play.

1455
01:25:27,840 --> 01:25:28,925
George!

1456
01:25:30,051 --> 01:25:31,469
(LAUGHING)

1457
01:25:46,401 --> 01:25:47,652
George!

1458
01:25:49,070 --> 01:25:50,238
George.

1459
01:25:53,282 --> 01:25:54,701
Excuse me.

1460
01:25:55,159 --> 01:25:56,452
(GRUNTS)

1461
01:26:04,127 --> 01:26:06,754
<i>The vision of your happiness.</i>

1462
01:26:08,923 --> 01:26:12,135
<i>Earth angel, Earth angel.</i>

1463
01:26:12,802 --> 01:26:16,014
<i>Please be mine.</i>

1464
01:26:16,597 --> 01:26:18,725
<i>My darling dear.</i>

1465
01:26:19,058 --> 01:26:22,103
<i>Love you for all time.</i>

1466
01:26:22,895 --> 01:26:26,149
<i>I'm just a fool.</i>

1467
01:26:27,233 --> 01:26:30,278
<i>A fool in love</i>

1468
01:26:31,529 --> 01:26:34,949
<i>with you</i>

1469
01:26:40,288 --> 01:26:41,706
(CROWD APPLAUDING)

1470
01:26:41,789 --> 01:26:45,710
Yeah, man, that was good.
Let's do another one.

1471
01:26:45,793 --> 01:26:47,712
No. I got to go.

1472
01:26:47,795 --> 01:26:51,299
Come on, man. Let's do something
that really cooks.

1473
01:26:51,382 --> 01:26:54,177
Something that cooks.

1474
01:26:54,802 --> 01:26:56,220
(ALL CHEERING)

1475
01:26:59,557 --> 01:27:00,600
All right.

1476
01:27:00,683 --> 01:27:01,684
MARVIN: All right!

1477
01:27:05,688 --> 01:27:07,065
<i>All right.</i>

1478
01:27:07,982 --> 01:27:11,402
<i>All right,
this is an oldie, but...</i>

1479
01:27:13,404 --> 01:27:16,782
<i>Well, it's an oldie
where I come from.</i>

1480
01:27:18,825 --> 01:27:21,078
All right, guys, listen,
this is a blues riff in B.

1481
01:27:21,161 --> 01:27:24,206
Watch me for the changes,
and try and keep up, okay?

1482
01:27:24,289 --> 01:27:26,500
(ROCK 'N' ROLL MUSIC PLAYING)

1483
01:27:41,139 --> 01:27:43,975
(SINGING) <i>Way down in Louisiana
Down in New Orleans.</i>

1484
01:27:44,059 --> 01:27:46,812
<i>Way back up in the woods
among the evergreens.</i>

1485
01:27:46,937 --> 01:27:49,731
<i>There stood a log cabin
made of earth and wood.</i>

1486
01:27:49,856 --> 01:27:52,442
<i>Where lived a country boy
name of Johnny B. Goode.</i>

1487
01:27:52,776 --> 01:27:55,195
<i>He never ever learned
to read or write so well.</i>

1488
01:27:55,445 --> 01:27:57,864
<i>He could play the guitar
just like he's ringing a bell.</i>

1489
01:27:57,989 --> 01:28:01,952
<i>Go, go Go, Johnny, go, go.</i>

1490
01:28:02,536 --> 01:28:04,538
<i>Go, Johnny, go, go, go.</i>

1491
01:28:05,413 --> 01:28:06,957
<i>Go, Johnny, go, go.</i>

1492
01:28:07,040 --> 01:28:09,668
Hey, George, I heard
you laid out Biff. Nice going.

1493
01:28:09,751 --> 01:28:12,045
George, you ever think of running
for class president?

1494
01:28:12,129 --> 01:28:14,548
<i>Johnny B. Goode.</i>

1495
01:28:16,883 --> 01:28:19,553
<i>Go, Johnny, go, go.</i>

1496
01:28:19,636 --> 01:28:22,305
<i>Go, Johnny, go, go, go.</i>

1497
01:28:22,389 --> 01:28:25,142
<i>Go, Johnny, go, go.</i>

1498
01:28:25,225 --> 01:28:27,435
<i>Go, Johnny, go, go, go.</i>

1499
01:28:29,020 --> 01:28:30,897
<i>Johnny B. Goode.</i>

1500
01:28:33,150 --> 01:28:35,986
Chuck!
Chuck, it's Marvin.

1501
01:28:36,069 --> 01:28:38,655
Your cousin, Marvin Berry.

1502
01:28:38,738 --> 01:28:41,491
You know that new sound
you're looking for?

1503
01:28:41,575 --> 01:28:43,451
Well, listen to this.

1504
01:29:07,017 --> 01:29:09,477
(HEAVY METAL RIFFS PLAYING)

1505
01:29:29,289 --> 01:29:30,624
(FEEDBACK)

1506
01:29:33,668 --> 01:29:36,087
(HIGH-PITCH NOTE PLAYING)

1507
01:29:39,174 --> 01:29:40,967
(AMPLIFIERS HUMMING)

1508
01:29:53,020 --> 01:29:55,981
<i>I guess you guys aren't
ready for that yet.</i>

1509
01:29:57,316 --> 01:29:58,943
<i>But your kids are
going to love it.</i>

1510
01:29:59,526 --> 01:30:01,362
(CROWD APPLAUDING)

1511
01:30:03,197 --> 01:30:04,573
Lorraine.

1512
01:30:04,657 --> 01:30:07,243
Marty, that was
very interesting music.

1513
01:30:07,326 --> 01:30:08,911
Yeah.

1514
01:30:09,453 --> 01:30:10,913
I hope you don't mind,

1515
01:30:10,996 --> 01:30:13,040
but George asked if
he could take me home.

1516
01:30:13,290 --> 01:30:16,210
Great! Good.
Good, Lorraine.

1517
01:30:16,293 --> 01:30:17,711
I had a feeling about you two.

1518
01:30:18,170 --> 01:30:20,130
I have a feeling, too.

1519
01:30:20,506 --> 01:30:21,882
Listen, I got to go,

1520
01:30:21,966 --> 01:30:26,679
but I wanted to tell you
that it's been educational.

1521
01:30:27,721 --> 01:30:30,182
Marty, will we ever
see you again?

1522
01:30:31,392 --> 01:30:32,601
I guarantee it.

1523
01:30:32,685 --> 01:30:36,105
Well, Marty, I want to thank you
for all your good advice.

1524
01:30:36,188 --> 01:30:38,524
I'll never forget it.

1525
01:30:39,233 --> 01:30:40,818
Right, George.

1526
01:30:42,194 --> 01:30:45,698
Well, good luck, you guys.

1527
01:30:47,283 --> 01:30:48,367
Oh!

1528
01:30:49,702 --> 01:30:53,622
One other thing.
If you guys ever have kids,

1529
01:30:53,706 --> 01:30:56,125
and one of them,
when he's eight years old,

1530
01:30:56,208 --> 01:30:59,211
accidentally sets fire
to the living room rug,

1531
01:31:00,546 --> 01:31:02,172
go easy on him.

1532
01:31:03,173 --> 01:31:04,466
Okay.

1533
01:31:09,346 --> 01:31:12,182
Marty.
Such a nice name.

1534
01:31:16,895 --> 01:31:18,063
(WIND HOWLING)

1535
01:31:18,147 --> 01:31:20,274
Damn!
Where is that kid?

1536
01:31:23,485 --> 01:31:24,737
Damn!

1537
01:31:27,197 --> 01:31:28,574
Damn! Damn!

1538
01:31:31,368 --> 01:31:33,120
(TIRES SCREECHING)

1539
01:31:36,415 --> 01:31:39,293
You're late! Do you have
no concept of time?

1540
01:31:39,376 --> 01:31:41,754
Hey, come on.
I had to change.

1541
01:31:41,837 --> 01:31:44,757
Do you think I'm going back
in that zoot suit?

1542
01:31:44,840 --> 01:31:47,509
The old man really
came through. It worked.

1543
01:31:47,593 --> 01:31:49,678
He laid out Biff in one punch.

1544
01:31:49,762 --> 01:31:50,917
I didn't know he had it in him.

1545
01:31:50,929 --> 01:31:54,141
He's never stood up
to Biff in his life.

1546
01:31:55,517 --> 01:31:56,685
Never?

1547
01:31:56,769 --> 01:31:58,520
No. Why?
What's the matter?

1548
01:31:59,605 --> 01:32:03,317
All right! Let's set
your destination time.

1549
01:32:06,278 --> 01:32:07,571
(MACHINE BEEPING)

1550
01:32:08,072 --> 01:32:10,407
This is the exact time you left.

1551
01:32:10,783 --> 01:32:14,244
Let's send you back at
exactly the same time.

1552
01:32:17,122 --> 01:32:19,333
It'll be like you never left.

1553
01:32:21,085 --> 01:32:25,505
Now, I painted a white line
on the street way over there.

1554
01:32:25,588 --> 01:32:27,465
That's where you'll start from.

1555
01:32:27,548 --> 01:32:29,884
I've calculated
the precise distance,

1556
01:32:29,967 --> 01:32:32,637
taking into account
the acceleration speed

1557
01:32:32,720 --> 01:32:34,472
and wind resistance retroactive

1558
01:32:34,555 --> 01:32:37,183
from the moment
the lightning strikes,

1559
01:32:37,266 --> 01:32:41,771
which will be in exactly
7 minutes and 22 seconds.

1560
01:32:42,146 --> 01:32:44,524
When this alarm goes off,
you hit the gas.

1561
01:32:44,607 --> 01:32:45,691
Right.

1562
01:32:52,490 --> 01:32:55,535
Well, I guess that's everything.

1563
01:32:59,747 --> 01:33:01,207
Thanks.

1564
01:33:01,290 --> 01:33:02,500
Thank you.

1565
01:33:07,505 --> 01:33:09,632
See you in about 30 years.

1566
01:33:11,342 --> 01:33:12,677
I hope so.

1567
01:33:14,345 --> 01:33:15,888
Don't worry!

1568
01:33:16,556 --> 01:33:18,266
As long as you hit that wire

1569
01:33:18,349 --> 01:33:21,436
with the connecting hook
at precisely 88 miles an hour,

1570
01:33:21,519 --> 01:33:24,522
the instant the lightning
strikes the tower

1571
01:33:26,983 --> 01:33:28,109
everything will be fine.

1572
01:33:28,192 --> 01:33:29,360
Right.

1573
01:33:36,534 --> 01:33:38,161
(THUNDER RUMBLING)

1574
01:33:38,244 --> 01:33:40,204
What's the meaning of this?

1575
01:33:40,288 --> 01:33:41,956
You'll find out in 30 years.

1576
01:33:42,039 --> 01:33:44,125
It's about the future, isn't it?

1577
01:33:44,208 --> 01:33:45,364
It's information
about the future.

1578
01:33:45,376 --> 01:33:46,919
Wait a minute.

1579
01:33:47,003 --> 01:33:48,921
I warned you about this, kid.

1580
01:33:49,005 --> 01:33:51,841
The consequences
could be disastrous!

1581
01:33:51,924 --> 01:33:54,343
Doc, that's a risk
you're going to have to take.

1582
01:33:54,427 --> 01:33:56,012
Your life depends on it!

1583
01:33:56,095 --> 01:33:57,263
No!

1584
01:33:57,722 --> 01:34:01,058
I refuse to accept
the responsibility.

1585
01:34:01,392 --> 01:34:03,352
In that case,
I'll tell you straight out.

1586
01:34:03,436 --> 01:34:04,812
(THUNDER CRASHING)

1587
01:34:08,107 --> 01:34:09,525
Great Scott!

1588
01:34:12,987 --> 01:34:14,238
(THUNDER CLAPPING)

1589
01:34:17,450 --> 01:34:20,495
You get the cable, I'll throw
the rope down to you.

1590
01:34:20,578 --> 01:34:22,371
Right! I got it!

1591
01:34:24,916 --> 01:34:26,292
(WIND HOWLING)

1592
01:34:53,611 --> 01:34:55,071
(GASPING)

1593
01:34:56,572 --> 01:34:57,822
Doc!

1594
01:35:04,037 --> 01:35:05,372
(GRUNTING)

1595
01:35:05,455 --> 01:35:07,040
Come on, come on.
Let's go!

1596
01:35:07,123 --> 01:35:09,793
All right!
Take it up!

1597
01:35:13,004 --> 01:35:14,130
Go!

1598
01:35:21,179 --> 01:35:22,180
Doc!

1599
01:35:22,264 --> 01:35:23,306
What?

1600
01:35:23,473 --> 01:35:26,810
I have to tell you
about the future.

1601
01:35:27,018 --> 01:35:28,061
What?

1602
01:35:28,144 --> 01:35:31,398
I have to tell you
about the future!

1603
01:35:31,481 --> 01:35:32,816
What?

1604
01:35:32,899 --> 01:35:37,737
On the night I go
back in time, you get...

1605
01:35:37,821 --> 01:35:39,114
(CLOCK BELL TOLLING)

1606
01:35:41,241 --> 01:35:42,492
Doc!

1607
01:35:48,290 --> 01:35:49,708
(SCREAMING)

1608
01:35:51,751 --> 01:35:52,961
Go!

1609
01:35:53,837 --> 01:35:54,921
No, Doc!

1610
01:35:55,005 --> 01:35:56,256
Look at the time!

1611
01:35:56,339 --> 01:36:00,343
You've got less than four minutes.
Please, hurry!

1612
01:36:11,938 --> 01:36:13,273
Yeah!

1613
01:36:27,996 --> 01:36:29,247
(GRUNTS)

1614
01:37:06,493 --> 01:37:09,788
Damn it, Doc! Why did you have
to tear up that letter?

1615
01:37:09,871 --> 01:37:11,831
If I only had more time.

1616
01:37:14,834 --> 01:37:17,212
Wait a minute.
I got all the time I want.

1617
01:37:17,295 --> 01:37:20,882
I got a time machine. I can
just go back early and warn him.

1618
01:37:20,965 --> 01:37:23,510
Okay. Ten minutes
ought to do it.

1619
01:37:24,469 --> 01:37:25,553
(BEEPING)

1620
01:37:25,637 --> 01:37:30,349
Okay. Time circuit's on.
Flux capacitor, fluxing.

1621
01:37:30,808 --> 01:37:32,935
Engine running.
All right.

1622
01:37:33,018 --> 01:37:34,269
(ENGINE STOPS)

1623
01:37:35,729 --> 01:37:37,773
No. No, no.

1624
01:37:37,856 --> 01:37:39,233
(ENGINE STALLING)

1625
01:37:39,316 --> 01:37:41,527
Come on. Not this time.
Come on. Come on.

1626
01:37:58,585 --> 01:37:59,962
(GRUNTING)

1627
01:38:01,505 --> 01:38:02,923
(SCREAMING)

1628
01:38:09,388 --> 01:38:11,098
(ENGINE CLICKING)

1629
01:38:15,894 --> 01:38:17,146
(GRUNTS)

1630
01:38:39,668 --> 01:38:40,961
(GASPS)

1631
01:38:49,344 --> 01:38:50,763
(GRUNTS)

1632
01:38:51,972 --> 01:38:53,265
- MARTY: Come on.
- (ALARM RINGS)

1633
01:38:55,350 --> 01:38:58,479
Here we go. Here we go.
This time. Come on.

1634
01:38:59,772 --> 01:39:02,649
Please. Please.
Come on!

1635
01:39:03,150 --> 01:39:04,150
(SHOUTS)

1636
01:39:04,193 --> 01:39:05,527
(ENGINE STARTING)

1637
01:39:06,695 --> 01:39:07,946
(EXCLAIMS)

1638
01:39:08,030 --> 01:39:09,698
(TIRES SCREECHING)

1639
01:39:44,066 --> 01:39:45,317
(GASPS)

1640
01:39:45,692 --> 01:39:47,110
(SCREAMING)

1641
01:40:15,596 --> 01:40:17,139
(ACCELERATING)

1642
01:40:40,997 --> 01:40:42,373
Doc.

1643
01:41:30,713 --> 01:41:32,798
(SHOUTING GLEEFULLY)

1644
01:41:43,351 --> 01:41:45,186
(HELICOPTER HOVERING)

1645
01:41:59,367 --> 01:42:01,202
(MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO)

1646
01:42:03,037 --> 01:42:04,538
(EXPLOSIVE CRASHING)

1647
01:42:06,332 --> 01:42:07,458
(TIRES SQUEALING)

1648
01:42:07,541 --> 01:42:08,918
(CRASHING)

1649
01:42:18,552 --> 01:42:20,638
Crazy drunk driver.

1650
01:42:31,148 --> 01:42:32,566
Whoo!

1651
01:42:35,778 --> 01:42:38,029
All right. Fred.

1652
01:42:39,531 --> 01:42:42,325
You look great.
Everything looks great.

1653
01:42:43,576 --> 01:42:47,580
1:24. I still got time.
I'm coming, Doc!

1654
01:42:49,249 --> 01:42:50,500
(ENGINE DYING)

1655
01:42:51,251 --> 01:42:56,006
No! No, not again!
Come on! Come on!

1656
01:42:56,423 --> 01:42:57,841
(TIRES SCREECHING)

1657
01:43:01,261 --> 01:43:02,804
(TERRORISTS SHOUTING
INDISTINCTLY)

1658
01:43:09,769 --> 01:43:11,104
Libyans.

1659
01:43:33,752 --> 01:43:34,794
MARTY: No!

1660
01:43:36,129 --> 01:43:37,630
You bastard!

1661
01:43:50,977 --> 01:43:52,312
TERRORIST: Go!

1662
01:43:58,985 --> 01:44:00,653
(GUN FIRING)

1663
01:44:18,713 --> 01:44:20,256
(TERRORISTS SCREAMING)

1664
01:44:26,679 --> 01:44:28,807
Doc! Doc!

1665
01:44:32,018 --> 01:44:33,269
(SOBBING)

1666
01:44:34,270 --> 01:44:36,439
No! No!

1667
01:44:51,371 --> 01:44:52,872
You're alive.

1668
01:45:02,090 --> 01:45:03,716
Bulletproof vest?

1669
01:45:05,051 --> 01:45:06,719
How did you know?

1670
01:45:07,512 --> 01:45:09,931
I never got a chance
to tell you.

1671
01:45:23,485 --> 01:45:27,531
What about all that talk
about screwing up future events?

1672
01:45:27,614 --> 01:45:29,700
The space-time continuum?

1673
01:45:30,159 --> 01:45:33,078
Well, I figured, what the hell?

1674
01:45:43,297 --> 01:45:45,257
So, how far ahead are you going?

1675
01:45:45,340 --> 01:45:48,343
About 30 years.
It's a nice, round number.

1676
01:45:48,427 --> 01:45:52,890
Look me up when you get there, all right?
Guess I'll be about 47.

1677
01:45:52,973 --> 01:45:54,224
I will.

1678
01:45:54,641 --> 01:45:56,059
Take care.

1679
01:45:56,810 --> 01:45:58,020
You, too.

1680
01:45:58,103 --> 01:46:00,439
Right. Bye-bye, Einie.

1681
01:46:00,939 --> 01:46:03,942
Oh. And watch that re-entry.
It's a little bumpy.

1682
01:46:04,651 --> 01:46:05,944
You bet.

1683
01:46:26,465 --> 01:46:27,966
(EXPLOSIVE CRASHING)

1684
01:46:43,982 --> 01:46:45,359
(POP SONG PLAYING ON RADIO)

1685
01:47:10,926 --> 01:47:12,552
What a nightmare.

1686
01:47:23,897 --> 01:47:26,858
LINDA: If Paul calls me, tell him
I'm working at the boutique late tonight.

1687
01:47:26,942 --> 01:47:29,099
DAVID: Linda, first of all,
I'm not your answering service,

1688
01:47:29,111 --> 01:47:30,654
second of all,
somebody named Greg

1689
01:47:30,737 --> 01:47:32,614
or Craig called you
just a little while ago.

1690
01:47:32,698 --> 01:47:34,283
Well, which one was it,
Greg or Craig?

1691
01:47:34,366 --> 01:47:37,077
I don't know! I can't keep up
with all of your boyfriends.

1692
01:47:37,160 --> 01:47:38,287
Hey.

1693
01:47:39,329 --> 01:47:41,039
What the hell is this?

1694
01:47:41,790 --> 01:47:42,874
Breakfast.

1695
01:47:43,375 --> 01:47:45,793
DAVID: Did you sleep in your clothes
again last night?

1696
01:47:45,876 --> 01:47:47,211
Yeah. I...

1697
01:47:48,212 --> 01:47:50,756
Yeah. What are
you wearing, Dave?

1698
01:47:51,048 --> 01:47:53,884
Marty, I always wear
a suit to the office.

1699
01:47:55,594 --> 01:47:57,430
- You all right?
- Yeah.

1700
01:47:58,222 --> 01:47:59,378
LORRAINE: I think we
need a rematch, George.

1701
01:47:59,390 --> 01:48:00,433
A rematch?

1702
01:48:00,516 --> 01:48:01,559
Why? Were you cheating?

1703
01:48:01,642 --> 01:48:02,643
(LAUGHING) No.

1704
01:48:02,727 --> 01:48:04,603
- Hello.
- Good morning.

1705
01:48:06,689 --> 01:48:08,190
Mom! Dad!

1706
01:48:08,566 --> 01:48:10,222
- Did you hit your head?
- Marty, are you all right?

1707
01:48:10,234 --> 01:48:14,238
You guys look great.
Mom, you look so thin.

1708
01:48:14,572 --> 01:48:17,116
Why, thank you, Marty.
George!

1709
01:48:17,491 --> 01:48:18,492
(SIGHS)

1710
01:48:18,576 --> 01:48:20,661
Good morning, sleepyhead.

1711
01:48:21,579 --> 01:48:22,955
Good morning, Dave.
Linda.

1712
01:48:23,039 --> 01:48:24,415
DAVID: Good morning, Mom.

1713
01:48:24,498 --> 01:48:27,001
LINDA: Marty, I almost forgot.
Jennifer Parker called.

1714
01:48:27,084 --> 01:48:30,713
I sure like her, Marty.
She is such a sweet girl.

1715
01:48:31,255 --> 01:48:33,257
Isn't tonight the night
of the big date?

1716
01:48:33,341 --> 01:48:35,301
What? What, Ma?

1717
01:48:35,384 --> 01:48:36,832
Aren't you going up
to the lake tonight?

1718
01:48:36,844 --> 01:48:39,513
You've been planning it
for two weeks.

1719
01:48:39,597 --> 01:48:42,266
Mom, we talked about this.
How can I go to the lake?

1720
01:48:42,350 --> 01:48:43,476
The car's wrecked.

1721
01:48:43,559 --> 01:48:45,144
- Wrecked?
- Wrecked?

1722
01:48:45,227 --> 01:48:46,425
When did this happen?
Why wasn't I told?

1723
01:48:46,437 --> 01:48:47,438
Quiet down.

1724
01:48:47,521 --> 01:48:49,023
I'm sure the car is fine.

1725
01:48:49,106 --> 01:48:51,430
DAVID: Why am I always the last one
to know about these things?

1726
01:48:51,442 --> 01:48:54,528
See? There's Biff out there waxing
it right now.

1727
01:48:54,945 --> 01:48:56,364
Now, Biff, I want
to make sure that

1728
01:48:56,447 --> 01:48:59,283
we get two coats of wax this time,
not just one.

1729
01:48:59,367 --> 01:49:01,007
I'm just finishing up
the second coat now.

1730
01:49:01,035 --> 01:49:03,621
Now, Biff, don't con me.

1731
01:49:05,122 --> 01:49:07,166
I'm sorry, Mr. McFly.

1732
01:49:07,249 --> 01:49:10,336
I meant I was just starting
on the second coat.

1733
01:49:11,420 --> 01:49:15,257
Biff. What a character. Always trying
to get away with something.

1734
01:49:15,758 --> 01:49:18,719
I've had to stay on top of Biff
ever since high school.

1735
01:49:18,803 --> 01:49:20,888
Although,
if it wasn't for him...

1736
01:49:20,971 --> 01:49:22,556
We never would
have fallen in love.

1737
01:49:22,640 --> 01:49:24,100
That's right.

1738
01:49:24,642 --> 01:49:27,353
Mr. McFly! Mr. McFly,
this just arrived.

1739
01:49:27,436 --> 01:49:30,231
Oh, hi, Marty.
I think it's your new book.

1740
01:49:32,817 --> 01:49:36,654
Honey!
Your first novel.

1741
01:49:36,737 --> 01:49:37,851
GEORGE: Like I've
always told you,

1742
01:49:37,863 --> 01:49:40,783
you put your mind to it,
you can accomplish anything.

1743
01:49:40,866 --> 01:49:43,369
Oh, Marty, here's your keys.

1744
01:49:43,452 --> 01:49:45,246
You're all waxed up,
ready for tonight.

1745
01:49:45,830 --> 01:49:46,997
Keys?

1746
01:50:03,347 --> 01:50:04,974
How about a ride, mister?

1747
01:50:05,057 --> 01:50:06,183
Jennifer.

1748
01:50:07,143 --> 01:50:11,272
Oh, are you a sight for sore eyes!
Let me look at you.

1749
01:50:12,022 --> 01:50:14,900
Marty, you're acting like you haven't
seen me in a week.

1750
01:50:14,984 --> 01:50:16,402
I haven't.

1751
01:50:16,986 --> 01:50:20,238
You okay?
Is everything all right?

1752
01:50:23,533 --> 01:50:24,659
MARTY: Oh, yeah.

1753
01:50:26,870 --> 01:50:28,663
Everything is great.

1754
01:50:31,332 --> 01:50:32,709
(EXPLOSIVE CRASHING)

1755
01:50:34,544 --> 01:50:35,879
(TIRES SCREECHING)

1756
01:50:42,886 --> 01:50:47,140
Marty! You've got to
come back with me!

1757
01:50:47,932 --> 01:50:49,142
Where?

1758
01:50:49,225 --> 01:50:50,393
Back to the future.

1759
01:50:55,023 --> 01:50:57,150
Wait a minute.
What are you doing, Doc?

1760
01:50:58,151 --> 01:50:59,235
I need fuel.

1761
01:51:02,697 --> 01:51:05,116
Go ahead. Quick!
Get in the car.

1762
01:51:05,200 --> 01:51:07,243
No, no. Doc,
I just got here, okay?

1763
01:51:07,327 --> 01:51:09,400
Jennifer's here. We're gonna take
the new truck for a spin.

1764
01:51:09,412 --> 01:51:12,665
Well, bring her along.
This concerns her, too.

1765
01:51:12,749 --> 01:51:14,405
Wait a minute, Doc.
What are you talking about?

1766
01:51:14,417 --> 01:51:16,461
What happens to us
in the future?

1767
01:51:16,544 --> 01:51:18,296
Do we become assholes
or something?

1768
01:51:18,379 --> 01:51:19,506
No, no, no, no, Marty.

1769
01:51:19,589 --> 01:51:21,341
Both you and Jennifer
turn out fine.

1770
01:51:21,424 --> 01:51:22,884
It's your kids, Marty.

1771
01:51:22,967 --> 01:51:25,220
Something has got to be done
about your kids.

1772
01:51:25,553 --> 01:51:27,305
(TIRES SCREECHING)

1773
01:51:31,601 --> 01:51:34,687
Hey, Doc, we better back up.
We don't have enough road to get up to 88.

1774
01:51:34,771 --> 01:51:38,942
Roads? Where we're going,
we don't need roads.

1775
01:51:41,694 --> 01:51:43,154
(JETS FIRING)