Dissecting Back to the Future | The Big Bang Theory
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Season 8 Episode 5: The Focus Attentuation
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"That's my boy". He gave Leonard credit. So rare!
He's right
Well Sheldon doesn’t need that credit it was pointless to him, so it didn’t matter if he said or didn’t say That’s my boy.
@@90CJk the point has traveled far over your head, I'm afraid.
This thing has 1.1k likes (when I'm typing this) and only has 4 comments lool (when I'm typing this)
@@k_h_nobody and not only that, but when Leonard asked him “is brought right” he acknowledged what he said, and changed his grammar.
Every argument between friends becomes instantly bigger if there's a board with markers in the room so you can draw
It makes me wish I had a white board in my apartment, so I could explain pop-culture to my friends and family.
We had a white board hanging by the family dinner table growing up. It was awesome.
Yeah, esp while playing Pictionary.
So true. Me and my physics classmates once drew a graph to argue over the boobsize-to-hotness ratio
I'd like to see that graph. I am interested in your conclusions
I bet Kunal was overjoyed he had only one line here!
True, but that changed the topic.
The point was more that Kunal didn't have to mess around with memorizing the tense variations nonsense.
For those who actually want to know how it works...
In Back to the Future, changing the timeline is not instantaneous - the larger the gap of time that has to change, the longer it will take.
In most time-travel stories, as soon as a change is made in the past, the entire timeline of events that followed it is completely erased and replaced with the new eventuality. But that's clearly not how it works in Back to the Future; because if it was, then the moment that Marty pushed his father out of the way of his grandfather's car, thus preventing his parents' first meeting and eventual relationship, Marty would've disappeared almost immediately.
No, the way that Back to the Future works, is that time itself is a tangible thing that actually exists; and therefore, it can't just disappear and be replaced instantly. The timeline _has to be rewritten:_ gradually and the longer the gap of time, the longer it's going to take. In Back to the Future, the reason that Marty is the _last_ of the children to be erased, when logically he should've been _the first,_ is because, the new timeline continuity started by Marty's interference, was gradually rewriting the future histories of George and Lorraine, overwriting both Dave's and Linda's existence, before working it's way to Marty.
In 2015, when Marty takes Marty Jr's place in the meeting with Griff, Doc has _tomorrow's_ newspaper handy. When the Hoverboarding incident occurs that lands Griff and his gang in Jail, the change was instantaneous, because that paper was only one day away.
Now, when 2015 Biff goes back in time to give his 1955 counterpart the Almanac, that is literally 60 years worth of history that has to be rewritten. He had ample time to return to his future in 2015, because the overwriting timeline hadn't reached _that far yet._ But it had reached 1985 by the time Doc, Marty, Jennifer and Einstein went back.
In fact, this is proven thanks to _deleted scenes_ from the movie. See when Old Biff gets back to 2015, he starts acting weak and collapses behind a dumpster in pain. Most people assume this is because he accidentally broke off the top of his cane in the Delorean, and then struck himself in the stomach with it. But a deleted scene proves otherwise; Biff is in-pain, _because he's being erased from existence,_ like Marty was in the first movie. As the Delorean flies back to 1985, the scene shows 2015 Biff _fading away._ He disappears because, despite his future where he is wealthy and corrupt, _he never makes it to 2015 in the new timeline._
This would later be revealed why, as it was originally planned that in the Alternate 1985, when Biff corners Marty on the roof, Lorraine was supposed to appear and _shoot Biff,_ killing him, to protect her son. (I honestly kind of wish they'd kept that.)
But you see my point - in Back to the Future, the timeline doesn't get "deleted" nor does it get rewritten backwards. Time can only move in one-direction, so therefore, it gradually writes over itself whenever a sequence of events is changed. It explains everything in how Back to the Future works...
I'm not saying that this is perfect, because the movie has to take some licenses with it. For example, the book of matches that Marty took from Biff's Tower, the Newspapers both Marty and Doc had from the Alternate 1985, and the Fax that Jennifer took from 2015. In these instances, whenever the timeline is changed, the aforementioned objects change instantly - Biff Co becomes Biff Auto Detailing; George McFly's Murder changed to his Honorarium, Doc being Committed to him being Commended, and Marty's firing being _completely erased._
We'll have to chalk that up to the movie wanting to have a visual confirmation that the future had been changed.
But as for everything else, the logic is sound.
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That actually makes sense, but why did they have to delete those certain scenes?
Thanks Sheldon!
Genius. Absolutely genius. Honestly, one of my favorite youtube explanation comments fr.🔥
It could be argued that the timeline being rewritten doesn't stick as solidly for a while, so changes revert more easily than they come to be in the first place.
This is why Temporal Mechanics has it's own separate course at Starfleet Academy.
After the Academy, they go onto the Time Patrol? or back to it?
Nah, enough to make you go cross-eyed and give a migraine. So dedicating a semester to basic Temporal Mechanics so you understand WHY you don't poke the thing emitting chronotons. And if your career path brings you towards Temporal Investigations, there are more advanced courses dealing with more nuance and finer detail.
The writers deserved a award for this scene alone
Exactly!!
no
except that this whole thing was taken from a reddit page having this very same argue....
Jim Parsons and Zach Galecki need an Emmy
With the possible exception that the concept of time travel tenses was directly stolen from Douglas Adams in the first place... 😐
There is actually a deleted scene in part II where old Biff dissappears upon his return to 2015.
It was confirmed that Lorraine shot Biff in the 90's for his abusiveness in the alternate timeline and that's why he was erased from existence
Yes
Raj confidently being the next smartest guy after Sheldon.
Or trying to appear as such.
There was a kid in 6th grade who, when asked what he thought an answer was, said he agreed with another kid that previously answered simply b/c the previous kid "is smart." That may have made him right, but it didn't make him smart like the other kid.
@@youmustcreateachanne i mean difference is raj is working at caltec, and is smart by his mertis alone
@@MatchaUnwrapped As do Leonard & Howard.
Howard is the next smartest man after sheldon, if we are counting the women then Amy is next to Sheldon
No, that makes him wise.@@youmustcreateachanne
"He is right", me nod with no clue wtf they are saying...
pretty sure raj also had no clue haha me included
Yea sounds about right 🤣😁
This is more about proper grammar than understanding Back To The Future part 2. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣
This is the group that truly needed to see the deleted scene of old Biff disappearing after arriving back in 2015, fading to nothing.
It’s called the ripple effect , it takes time for the continuum to update .. it’s why there’s a week for Marty before he vanishes in part one. In part two there’s two Marty’s at the same time, it’s why the doc is rushing to fix things . It’s not instant
I think that’s the logic they were going for in the show Timeless. They were able to discover when & where the guy was going and still somehow able to go back stop him.
So basically the formula from Timecop.
@@jmholmes83 Except in Timecop they weren't supposed to touch peepees.
No. It takes a week for him to vanish because it was a week until the enchantment under the sea dance, where George and Lorraine share their first kiss.
It's called "convenient"
"He's right " 😂😂
And if you think about it, at one point there are 4 Time Machines present in 1955. The one from the original film, the one old Biff comes back in, the one Doc and Marty come back in, and the one buried in the mine.
I actually read about this a few years ago! So fascinating!
That makes no sense. The ripple effect should effect Everything, not just people, so if Marty, Doc or Biff disappear, the machine they came in should too
@@masternoob9673 Different timelines can come back to the same timeline before they split. It’s more or less interdimensional travel. But the movie breaks the rule when they allow old Biff to go back to his 2015. He should’ve ended up in a 2015 where the young Biff he gave the almanac to was rich and powerful and then disappeared.
James Gunn explaining the new DCU.
I always felt it was because it takes a while for the time lines to sort themselves out.
Exactly
@@shadowknight1121agreed
“That’s not how time works!!!” Bruce Banner
"If you go into the past, that past becomes your future, and your former present becomes the past, which can't now be changed by your new future!" -Hulk I’m pretty sure this what they were referring to. I love this scene so much.
You mean Bruce Wayne
@@masternoob9673no the hulk from endgame
The audience rightly gave the actors applause after Jim Parsons said all of those hard lines.
I love how Sheldon starts off analysing grammar before science.
You need to have the proper terms in order to accurately and consistently discuss a topic.
It’s not grammar. It’s a question of tense.
It's we're gonna do something we better do it correctly from the start lol
you have to know your ground first lol
And he's still wrong.
"I hate temporal mechanics."
The way Raj always memorizes his lines. Simply Amazing!
in a deleted scene, old Bif dies when he returns to 2015.
Wish they kept that scene in.
The debates if they put that in their
Actually, I loved that the first film showed that there changes to the timeline could be altered in two types of ripple effects. When Marty accidentally broke up his parents, the effects on him and the photograph of his siblings took almost a week of "Marty's" relative time in 1955 to change because events in 1955 that were going to decide Marty's future were in flux. But the second his parents fell in love, the effect on Marty was instantaneous because the future was no longer in flux. In other words, changes to the past didn't immediately change everything that followed after it, which would be seen by making the time travelers and their future items disappear instantly due to the paradox. For the sequel film, it makes sense that Old Biff could make it back to 2015 because the changes he had made in the past were causing HUGE fluxal changes over the course of six decades, and took 'time' to catch up from 1955 to 2015. I don't know if it makes sense on any quantum level in reality, but for scriptwriting, I thought the films gave a nice justification for why changing the future depended on what was being changed and how 'firm' that change could be.
What if Marty broke up his parents and was then able to travel back to 1985 before realizing he needed to repair the damage?
@@LV-1969 Ripple effect would have caught up and erased him and that version of 1985 shortly after coming back.
@@ZakEmber wouldn't that same thing happen to Biff in 2015?
@@LV-1969maybe it did. Marty and doc leave pretty shortly after biff returned with the delorean
So basically the changes to the timeline in both films are based on an uncertainty vs a certainty.
Uncertainty: Marty’s parents not getting together causing the beginning of the ripple effect, but still having a chance to change it. Thus “preserving” his timeline with a few noticeable changes due to unintended actions on Marty’s part. (I.E. inspiring his dad to stand up for himself against Biff and gaining confidence, which then leads to a future where Biff is the meek worker.)
Certainty: Future Biff taking the Sports Almanac to his past self without Doc or Marty’s knowledge, thus not being able to stop the ripple effect before it could gain momentum and causing the formation of the new future timeline.
I’m more curious why there is an older version of Marty when Marty traveled to the future
Give that writer a raise
All stories involving time travel set their own time travel rules. For example, the first film establishes that changes that are made in the past affect the future as though the past was the present, meaning that the future only changes completely when it becomes the present. Then, the second film essentially establishes the idea of the multiverse because they travel to two separate 2015s, but still never leave Hill Valley.
The other thing is the first film shows that changing events in the past is not an instantaneous change to the future. There's more of a ripple effect, as seen in the photo of Marty's family, each sibling fades at a different rate. So when Biff returns to 2015, the changes he made in 1955 still hadn't taken effect in his present. That's why he was able to return, and Marty and Doc were able to get into the DeLorean. The future of 2015 which would have taken place post-almanac are never seen on screen because Doc and Marty go back to 1985 before the ripple hits 2015.
Precisely. Part of that has to do with Biff going back to the future thus making it the present again. Which would explain the deleted scene of old Biff being erased from existence almost as soon as he returned without the almanac.
@@nmappraiser9926 That's a better excuse than what the director give but it's still bullshit, once you change something so massive in the past, your present in the future is dead as fried chicken.
@@nmappraiser9926 that’s my boy
The multiverse / many worlds idea is the only option that can make sense regarding time travel. Any time travel involving a single reality will fall apart if you try to make sense of it.
There's actually a deleted scene that shows what happens to Old Biff soon after he returns with the Delorian to 2015. He starts having a heart attack but then disappears because of the timeline change due to him giving the sports almanac to his younger self.
I would love to see the bloopers for this scene.
Must’ve taken forever to film
Me too! I bet it was a challenge to film.
must've had have taken forever?
Yeah 😂
@@pmunny1103😅😅😅
Must've taken forever? If it took them more than a couple hours I would be surprised. Delays cost too much money. In movies and television.
I am surprised that it didn't cause a paradox and destroy the universe. Sheldon and Leonard and Howard talking about time travel not the time travel itself lol.
😂
@@a.t.c.3862 it is not the time travel complicating things it is those guys talking lol.
This is why changing time actual splits the stream and adds to the multiverse. It’s the only way to account for paradoxes.
Multiverse theory. Well at this point multiverse fact.
The "He's right" from Raj is what gets me the most 😂
Unfortunately the scene that addresses this got deleted. Old Biff actually gets erased from history (like Marty's siblings in the first movie) shortly after giving himself the almanac.
As in the first movie he disappears slowly, indicating the ripple effect that changes the timeline is slow, not instantaneous, which is probably why he's able to go back to his own 2015 before vanishing.
The 2015 of the future probably DID alter itself around Marty and Doc; they just didn't stick around to see it fully change.
Right, the implication is that rich Biff doesn’t make it to age 78, probably because somebody murdered him.
Exactly simple. It changed around them biff dies hence deleted scene shows him fade away. So I think they got it wrong.
a normal conversation with my friends tbh
No one cares
@@petergianakopoulos4926 didn't ask your opinion ;)
@spideyxmoriarty it was a statement of fact. Albeit, your 14 likes argue against it.
Back To The Future, things fade gradually instead of disappearing immediately. Therefore, Biff went back to Timeline A BEFORE the universe was altered. So when Doc and Marty went back, they skipped the memory barrier, which is why they remember Timeline A when they're in timeline B. Also, Marty B was at a boarding school, which was why we never see him. Doc B was in an insane place, which is why Doc A never ran into him.
I'm glad some people understand this like I do.
I don’t know how people miss the simple delayed changes principle of BTTF. It’s like a core plot point of the first movie. Only short timeline changes or resets are instant. Like doc fixing the future McFly’s fate or when the timeline is restored at the end.
I wish i had friends like these where you can talk for hours only to massage your brain
Essentially, it’s a paradox
Because 2015 Biff went back in time, he created a timeline where the Time Machine was never made, meaning he couldn’t go back in time to alter the timeline to begin with.
To address Howard’s point, it’s possible that the timelines branched to prevent the paradox and allow the Time Machine to exist.
Only flaw with the movie is that went Doc & Marty went back to 1985, it should have been their 1985 instead of the alternate one. Essentially, what 2015 Biff did shouldn’t have affected their timeline
On the bttf game there's a momwnt where edna travels back in time to the old wesr burbs the entire town, so we see marty and doc seeing the change of timeline in perosn without getting affected
Yep, because Biff came back to the timeline where Marty and Doc were when he stole it. And there was no change to that timeline.
Why wouldn't it have been the original 1985? they skip straight to 1985, but meanwhile life has happened and everything that would play out in the time they skip occurred. It's not like everything goes into stasis with no ripple effect.
Is " went" the right tense?
i won't bother mentioning that if the Delorean left the Earth's timeline in 1955 it would have reentered the timeline in deep space at the spot Earth WAS in '55.
it ain't rocket science.
“He’s right. Also what kind of a name is Biff? It sounds like the sound you get when you open a can on pillsbury dough. *Biff* “
Biff and Bort used to rule the male baby name charts!
Doc implies alternate timelines shift around time travelers. Assumably because they were the ones to CAUSE the shift therefore they and their actions had to have happened. You can see this when jennifer is left in the alternate 1985 but Doc says she'll wake up in the real 1985 when they fix things.
So that explains why they retain their memories and nobody else does.
Yeah he said they leave Jennifer in the swing in the alternative universe and change it then it transformed around Jennifer. So Marty and Emmett were picking up Jennifer when the universe changed around them.
Creating multiple timelines leads to cancellation. Have have hath Young Sheldon, Terminator and Supergirl.
To be fair, there was a deleted scene where Old Biff fades into nothingness shortly after handing over the almanac
But, it shows, in the movie, that he was falling, possibly from the side effects of future events changing. Erasing him from existence.
The point of this scene is the grammar. That is what makes it funny!
I agree with Howard's theory of the timeline.
It's these types of subjects that I personally debate over. On a daily basis with my best friends lol.
I thought I heard every argument about how the time travel was handled in that movie, but this is one of the first time I hear it about the almanac. Good stuff.
The fact that I followed and understood about 90% of what they were saying during the first viewing suggest I am a nerd. Not sure if that's a good thing or not 😂
Not a bad thing at all 😅😅
It shows your intelligence :)
I understood it because I am nerd, plus I watch Doctor Who. That makes time travel so much easier to explain without a physics degree.
So i was a kid last time I watched it so does the back to the future use the grandfather paradox or the multiverse theory?
@@anonymoususer19Grandfather paradox. Multiverse theory wasn't really in the public consciousness around the time the movie was made.
This is peak nerd comedy
1 of the best sitcoms ever
To break this down in a way that you can understand, we see in the alternate 1985 that the Marty from that timeline isn’t around, and the Doc from that timeline has been committed, so there is no way they could go to 2015 in the DeLorean and therefore given older Biff a chance to use it to go back in time. So by giving himself the almanac, Biff creates a timeline where he can’t go back in time to give himself the almanac.
This is briefly acknowledged in the graphic novel Back to the Future Untold Tales and Alternate Timelines. Doc visits himself in A1985 at the asylum and works out this version of him never built the time machine so they have created a paradox. He explains that he and Marty were safe for the moment but eventually, the space-time continuum would correct itself.
But he already did it so everything changed and they couldn’t go to the future to stop biff stealing the Time Machine because it would be the future of this reality which biff corrupted.
Also reason we don’t see alternative Marty and emmet is because Marty is in a boarding school and emmet is in the nut house because he was committed
@@Jo_Wardy isn't that basically what I just said switched around and rephrased?
Future Biff made it back to Doc and Marty but he faded away so what he did did alter the timeline.
Based off the first movie, it takes a while for changes to be complete, remember Marty looking at the family photo and how people in it were slowly fading away? So Future Biff made it back cuz the changes didn’t hit him yet.
But this is not how it should work, if you alter the past which will alter the future, a completely different time, then it wouldn’t take time for changes to hit you cuz you do one thing in one time period, another time period you’re not in gets hit, the changes should be super quick like in other movies
You don't disappear immediately when you change the past. It takes a while for the things to fade in or out. Not to mention time travellers are essentially protected otherwise Marty wouldn't remember his history of the bad childhood.
Wait until they watch all the Terminators
I've always figured that it's due to the fact that the timelines are not instantly updated, ergo do not reflect the changes that have just been made instantaneously. It takes time for them to make it logically sound and congruent with one another.
I watched this twice, just because I originally thought this scene was funny for the sheer absurdity of it, but on the second viewing I actually wound up understanding what Sheldon said, and sure enough his point makes sense.
So....what was Sheldon's point? And how about Leonard's?
Dude...that was so BRILLIANT!
...And this is why I never wanna find myself in a time paradox.
Id like to see them explain the bill&Ted timeline
Amy said in a later episode that Sheldon believes that time travel happens in a closed loop, so he doesn't believe that it's possible to change anything. I believe that as well.
This is basically the same question about Marty still existing after he interrupted his parents meeting. As a Time Traveller with knowledge of future events, Biff is still able to affect the timeline so it isn't solidified. It's not until he returns the time machine, and it's taken away from him by Doc and Marty, that the new past is put in place.
I think it works given the way time travel is shown to function in BttF1.
Exactly, it's established in the BTTF universe that there's a ripple effect when time changes, also that time changes around time travelers. It's a deleted scene, but when Biff gets back to 2015 we're shown he's not in good health as he stumbles out of the time machine and in the deleted extended version of the scene he disappears completely from the new timeline catching up where the commentary on the deleted scene says they pictured Loraine shooting him at some point before 2015. So it all makes sense with the continuity they set up throughout the movies.
Four of my brain cells arguing with each other and why I'm tired all the time. 😵💫
Omg ridiculousness so halarious and Shelfon gave credit lol
Hey!! You cut the "What kind of name is Biff?" Part... That was also the best
So playing by dr who rules: can't interfere with your own personal timeliness, which includes events which have an effect on your timeliness, unless that effect had already taken place in your personal timeline.
I have several issues with bttf. One... at teh end of 2, the delorian is struck and goes back in time. It was not going at a speed of 88 mph. Also... at the end of 1, if marty goes into the future, the present is effectively changed and the future. So... the family sees that marty and his girl friend are missing, they put in flyers for their return, the cops are called to investigate... and there is no pizza night, no car crash, no firing in the future. It is a terrible flaw that no one ever speaks of.
And Biff was the only one that sees them fly away and zap into thin air. (Actually past, both presents and future, Biff has seen the DeLorean fly)
Unless something happens to present Marty in the future, like say he dies, solidifying he never returns before people notice he’s missing, the timeline slowly changes until it catches up to them in 2015. Because as shown multiple times, drastic changes to the timeline take time for the changes to solidify. Unless it is resetting back to a previously already solidified timeline.
The reason old Biff returns to the same 2015 is simply just the ripple effect hadn’t caught up that far yet. By the time Marty and Doc tried to go back home, it had already reached 1985 landing them there in the new Biff alternative reality.
My head hurts
In order to begin to understand time travel you have to understand that in Back to the Future, time flows in a single set line and any changes in that timeline are deviations from what “should” happen. This would mean that the original timeline would always exist and that by changing things in the past, a deviation is created and now there are two timelines based on action(s) done in the past.
Doc comes to understand this once He travels to the future for the first time and why he desires to destroy the Time Machine once and for all in order for all deviations to be eliminated.
That is, until the end of the 3rd film where he makes a new Time Machine and then says that the future isn’t predestined, after he says that everything gets thrown out…
Someone call the hulk to clear this up.😂
There's always the problem that space is also a factor. Earth in 2015 was in a totally different region of space from where Earth was in 1955. For a "time machine" to work properly, it has to also travel thru space back to the same star date coordinates...
Hail to the Prop Master of Big Bang. He produced all you see & provided all food appearing on the show as he was also a chef.
As an aside, I love that Biff is too dumb to create a time paradox when meeting his older self.
That scene is fantastic😊
Biff travelling back to 1955 makes it so the time machine is never built in 1985.
This is why certain deleted scenes need to stay in.
.....I want to see their "Hot Tub Time Machine" discussion...
love this scene
I would love to see the outtakes of this.
He's right 😂
my brain hurts
So basically in any alternate timeline created by paradox’s in where Biff wins he still loses
This is exactly why I'm not a fan of time travel plots. There are ALWAYS so many plot holes that get created, no matter how careful the writers are to account for said changes
Time travel is nothing more than a big knotted ball of paradoxes and headaches at the best of times.
Which is why BTTF stands out. The first movie is said to be the perfect script and the writers were very thoughtful, if not perfect, with the follow up movies.
@@kamX-rz4uy Nope, not "perfect".
Technically there were two DeLoreans in 1885, Doc's and Marty's but we only ever saw Marty's.
@@jediknightjairinaiki560 The first one is called the perfect script, not the third. As for 1885, Doc stored it and then in 1955 it was fixed so Marty was able to go to 1885. What would have been the point of showing the machine in storage? It wasn't useful.
@@kamX-rz4uy Consistency my man, consistency. If it was shown the question about where it was would have been answered.
1:37 - 2:19 they put Jim Parsons through the line memorization gauntlet on this one.
The tragedy of BTTF that no one talks about is that in Timeline A, the original timeline, Marty just disappeared one night and was never seen again.
It is kind of tragic and dark that Marty disappeared in Timeline A.
Would love to see what happens after Marty disappeared and how the parents would react to their son disappeared into thin air.
They would have had had funny scene with Groundhog Day too!
My poor head 🤣
Ha ha ha ha ha ha!!! DISSECTING IS MISSPELLED.
Those wacky time travel paradoxes, y’all. 🤪
Actually its time directional precision biff the old biff “stole” the almanac didnt buy it which is years again precisely to change his life is when he realized he will wake up in a green dome with a hot tub in it
Raj: he’s right 😂
The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy did this joke. Hilarious...
Oh good, add another joke stolen by TBBT writers
I was just scrolling through the comments to see if anyone else knew this. Kudos.
@@bernirn I mean it is a common science fiction premise... How verb conjugations would work with time travel. In hhgttg, the joke was that there was an 18 volume book series that was the definitive guide to verb conjugations...but because nobody actually cared enough to read it, the last 16 volumes were just blank pages.
@@PeterSedesse see? Now that is funny AND original
I remember there was similar paradox in the Telltale game when Edna Strickland steals the Delorean in the 1930's and burns down a saloon in Hill Valley in the 19th century, preventing the Hill Valley of the 1930's and onward from ever existing at all. Doc's explanation for why the two of them are still there, even though they had just watched 1930's Hill Valley disappear, was because the "ripples of the timestream" had yet to catch up with them because they are from the future.
I gladly would have watched an entire episode of them dissecting Back to the Future. Hell, even an entire season.
When he mentions a timeline where Biff never gets the Almanac delves into multiverse theory
The Vulcan Science Directorate has determined that time travel is… not fair.
I work with a tech group where we have these types of conversations. It took me 30 years to get with a team that I could really relate
I'm surprised they didn't bring up the Star Trek: TNG episode Yesterday's Enterprise. In that episode, when the rift opened up and the Enterprise-C came through, the present immediately changed because the past had changed. That would have made more sense than the 2015 where Marty and Doc were not changing. Sheldon if anyone should have remembered that.
The writers for The Big Bang Theory were/are brilliant! 😊
Is were/are right?
@@mudbomb2962were/are/will be/will have been?
@@eamonkeuper3626 thats my boy!
This bit speaks to my life.
I skipped so many temporal causality classes at the academy to pilot runabouts for extra latinum. I wish I had stayed in class now…
Yeah, I had this argument too, but with Terminator 😂
Me and my friends have these conversations but only after a few blunts
This will forever hurt my brain lmao.
I’ve seen all three BTTF movies and I have to say this is making my brain hurt
The Biff's first bet/birthday thing doesn't make sense, the moment he gave himself the book things are all ready in motion, like a domino effect.