Back to the Future: The Animated Series

In 1991, after the films and in a timeline of its own, Doc lives on a Hill Valley farm with his wife, Clara, sons Jules and Verne and the dog Einstein. Marty and Jennifer drop in now and then, and so does Biff Tannen. Each episode takes the family to a different time or place, in the rebuilt DeLorean or the time locomotive. At the end of each one, the live-action Doc, played by Christopher Lloyd, does an experiment tied to the story. There are 26 episodes across two seasons, aired on CBS from 1991 to 1992.

1. ReferenceThe series comes after the films, in its own timeline

   In 1991, Doc lives on a farm in Hill Valley with Clara, their sons Jules and Verne and the dog Einstein. The DeLorean has been rebuilt and now has voice-activated time circuits. Per creator Bob Gale, it comes after the films but in its own alternate timeline.

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2. CameoThe real Doc shows up at the end of each episode

   In live action, Christopher Lloyd closes each episode as Doc Brown, doing an experiment tied to the day's story. The animated Doc is voiced by Dan Castellaneta.

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3. ReferenceBiff tells jokes in season one

   In the first season, after the credits, Biff Tannen tells a joke tied to the episode. It nods to the stand-up career of Thomas F. Wilson, the actor who plays Biff.

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