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Back to the Future was a popular 1980s film trilogy about time travel. A novelisation was made from the first film.
References
After being sent back to the 1st century BC, Ibrahim Hadmani said that the only things that he knew about time travel, he learned from Back to the Future and The Terminator. (PROSE: The Last Pharaoh [+]Loading...["The Last Pharaoh (novel)"])
In 1599, the first Back to the Future film was mentioned by the Tenth Doctor to help explain the mechanics of time travel to companion Martha Jones. Martha didn't see any threat from the Carrionites because she knew that the world didn't end in 1599. However, the Tenth Doctor referenced this movie when he told her about how Marty McFly, after he travelled back in time, did something that almost erased him from existence in the present. (TV: The Shakespeare Code [+]Loading...["The Shakespeare Code (TV story)"])
When Cristián Alvarez contacted the Seventh Doctor by leaving a letter with UNIT to be passed on to him, Bernice Summerfield noted that it was just like in Back to the Future. (PROSE: The Left-Handed Hummingbird [+]Loading...["The Left-Handed Hummingbird (novel)"])
In 1983, Joel Mintz (who was from the year 1993) compared himself to Marty McFly in that all new TV shows were reruns to him. (PROSE: Return of the Living Dad [+]Loading...["Return of the Living Dad (novel)"])
On the website whoisdoctorwho.co.uk, a user, going by the name Marty McFly, claimed to have seen the Doctor, saying "I know that man, he stole my DeLorean!!!". (PROSE: Have You Seen This Man? [+]Loading...["Have You Seen This Man? (short story)"])
D.I. Patricia Menzies had seen the film prior to 2008, which allowed her to grasp the fundamentals of time travel. (AUDIO: The Raincloud Man [+]Loading...["The Raincloud Man (audio story)"])
While the Eleventh Doctor was explaining his plan to return Mark Whitaker to 2011, he told Mark that he was here "to take you back... to the future!" He then added that he had "always wanted to say that." (PROSE: Touched by an Angel [+]Loading...["Touched by an Angel (novel)"])
Paul was a fan of the film. (PROSE: The Sooner the Better [+]Loading...["The Sooner the Better (short story)"])
During her time with the Twelfth Doctor, Bill Potts showed him the films, reasoning that he would like based on their usage of time travel, only for the Doctor to criticise their inaccurate depiction of time travel. (COMIC: The Great Shopping Bill [+]Loading...["The Great Shopping Bill (comic story)"])
In the 25th century, Stewart Ransom became a fan of Western films, particularly Back to the Future Part III, which influenced his decision to establish the technological limits of the Independent Earth Colony on Axista Four to the Western period as part of his dedication to the "Back to Basics" program. The Second Doctor claimed that the second film in the trilogy, Back to the Future Part II, was better. (PROSE: The Colony of Lies [+]Loading...["The Colony of Lies (novel)"])
Behind the scenes
Possible allusions
- In Blink, there was an allusion to Back to the Future Part II, as someone was told to give a letter to Sally Sparrow at a specific date and time, no earlier, no later. This relates to how Doc Brown sent Marty a letter at the conclusion of Back to the Future Part II.
- Peri Brown and Erimem use the same method to get letters to the Fifth Doctor in The Kingmaker. Peri notes that she got the idea from a film. If she is referring to Back to the Future Part II, she must have seen the film during her travels with the Doctor as it was not released until five years after her native time.
- The TARDIS drawing room has numerous clocks similar to the garage of Emmett Brown at the beginning of Back to the Future. (GAME: TARDIS)
- The Scorpion King mentions that the Doctor's TARDIS has a flux capacitor. (AUDIO: The Boy That Time Forgot)
- In Face the Raven, there is a poster on a wall in the trap street which displays something closely resembling a flux capacitor. There is writing next to it in Aurebesh, the alphabet prominently used in the Star Wars franchise, which spells out "Delorean" - the model of car central to the plot of Back to the Future.
- In Back to the Future Part III, Doc Brown breaks his own rules of interfering with fixed points in time, to save the life of the woman who would become his wife, the schoolteacher Clara Clayton. This storyline is in many respects similar to the Twelfth Doctor's rescue of Clara Oswald. (TV: Hell Bent)
Information from invalid sources
The 2015 cross over game Lego Dimensions included Doc Brown and Marty McFly as playable characters in a Back to the Future Lego world. In advertisements for the game, shots of Doctor Who and Back to the Future elements intertwined were highly emphasised.
Other matters
- The trilogy provided the name for the band McFly, which had a cameo in The Sound of Drums.
- In 2012, Karen Gillan professed her love for Back to the Future Part II and her desire for a hoverboard.[1]
External links
Footnotes
- ↑ KarenGillan2. Twitter (22 April 2012). Retrieved on 9 August 2013. “Back to the future 2 is on telly! My mother and I are excited and a hover board would make the happiest girl in the world.”
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