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| BACK TO THE FUTURE: THE ANIMATED SERIES Animated Series 1991. Created by Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale. Starring Dan Castellaneta, David Kaufman, Mary Steenburgen, Josh Keaton, Thomas F. Wilson, Troy Davidson and Danny Mann. | |||||
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| 1692 - 332 years ago | |||||
| 1 | September 23, 1692   | 19th Century and earlier | Events | ||
September 23, 1692 Marty goes to the Browns' house and receives a message that Doc and his family are in Salem, Massachusetts during the Salem Witch Trials. Taking the DeLorean, Marty brings a spare flux capacitor for the train to Doc, but the DeLorean that Marty and Einstein are in is in the water and comes out. As Doc fixes the train, Marty, Clara and the boys go to a town function.  | |||||
| 1752 - 272 years ago | |||||
| 2 | September 2, 1752 | 19th Century and earlier | Events | ||
September 2, 1752 Verne runs away to find Ben Franklin, whom he believes to be his real father.  | |||||
| 1791 - 233 years ago | |||||
| 3 | December 15, 1791 | 19th Century and earlier | Headlines | ||
December 15, 1791 Date of Daily Megaphone newspaper headline: CONGRESS RATIFIES BILL OF RIGHTS. A newspaper recreated by the JEB Cross-Time Headliner, Jules' anniversary gift to Doc Brown and Clara, a machine that recreates newspapers from any point in time, created from a teletype machine and one of Doc Brown's old flux capacitors.  | |||||
| 1845 - 179 years ago | |||||
| 4 | December 24, 1845 | 19th Century and earlier | Events | ||
December 24, 1845 After hearing everyone complain about the summer heat, Doc takes Marty and his family to 1800s London to celebrate a "Dickens" Christmas.  | |||||
| 5 | December 25, 1845 | 19th Century and earlier | Events | ||
December 25, 1845 Doc and Marty save Christmas by convincing Biff's ancestor Ebiffnezer Tannen, to release everyone from Debtors Prison.  | |||||
| 1850 - 174 years ago | |||||
| 6 | March 2, 1850 | 19th Century and earlier | Events | ||
March 2, 1850 When Jules, Verne and Marty travel back to pioneer times, Clara's mother falls in love with Marty the day before she's supposed to fall in love with Clara's father Daniel, and Doc Brown is forced to intervene.  | |||||
| 7 | March 3, 1850 | 19th Century and earlier | Events | ||
March 3, 1850 Original timeline: Clara's parents Martha O'Brien and Daniel Clayton meet and get married on the Oregon Trail.  | |||||
| 8 | March 3, 1850 | 19th Century and earlier | Events | ||
March 3, 1850 Revised timeline: After falling in love with Marty the day before, Doc Brown's intervention causes Martha to falls in love with Daniel instead, and they get married on schedule.  | |||||
| 1864 - 160 years ago | |||||
| 9 | February 11, 1864 | 19th Century and earlier | Events | ||
February 11, 1864 Verne takes the Delorean for a joy ride, ending up in Chattanooga, Tennessee during the Civil War, since that's the destination date was set while Marty was studying history.  | |||||
| 1885 - 139 years ago | |||||
| 10 | June 10, 1885 | 19th Century and earlier | Events | ||
June 10, 1885 Date on the Delorean time machine clock during the opening credits.  | |||||
| 1888 - 136 years ago | |||||
| 11 | October 29, 1888 | 19th Century and earlier | Events | ||
October 29, 1888 When Verne gets bullied at school for his name, he and Marty go back in time to when Doc Brown and Clara lived in the Wild West so Verne can try to convince them to give him a different name.  | |||||
| 1897 - 127 years ago | |||||
| 12 | September 1, 1897 | 19th Century and earlier | Events | ||
September 1, 1897 Marty, Jules and Verne arrive back in time in 1897, the day before his ancestor and pitcher for the Boston Beaneaters Pee-wee McFly strikes out, costing his team the National League pennant.  | |||||
| 13 | September 2, 1897 | 19th Century and earlier | Events | ||
September 2, 1897 Original timeline: Marty's ancestor and pitcher for the Boston Beaneaters Pee-wee McFly strikes out, costing his team the National League pennant.  | |||||
| 14 | September 2, 1897 | 19th Century and earlier | Events | ||
September 2, 1897 Revised timeline: Marty fills in for his ancestor and pitcher for the Boston Beaneaters Pee-wee McFly, who originally struck out, costing his team the National League pennant.  | |||||
| 1904 - 120 years ago | |||||
| 15 | June 29, 1904 | 20th Century: 1st Half | Events | ||
June 29, 1904 Doc Brown and Clara record themselves singing at the St. Louis World Exposition.  | |||||
| 1926 - 98 years ago | |||||
| 16 | August 5, 1926 | 20th Century: 1st Half | Events | ||
August 5, 1926 Original timeline: Doc Brown falls into a stream while fishing as a child in Milwaukee, Wisconsin while visiting his oddball Uncle Oliver. Jules and Verne later find the memory blocked off in Doc Brown's mind.  | |||||
| 17 | August 5, 1926 | 20th Century: 1st Half | Events | ||
August 5, 1926 Revised timeline: Jules, Verne and Marty travel back in time to prevent Doc Brown from falling into a stream while fishing as a child in Milwaukee, Wisconsin while visiting his oddball Uncle Oliver. Young Doc Brown's fishing line catches an airplane from Boris Von Hinklehoftin's Flying Circus flying overhead, leading to him becoming a famous daredevil film star.  | |||||
| 1933 - 91 years ago | |||||
| 18 | April 1, 1933 | 20th Century: 1st Half | Events | ||
April 1, 1933 After finding a poster for the Bob Brothers All Star International Circus at that came to Hill Valley Fairgrounds between April 1 through April 10, 1933, Verne takes his friend Chris and Marty back in time to see the show on April 7, which it turns out took place on the Tannen Farm.  | |||||
| 19 | April 7, 1933 | 20th Century: 1st Half | Events | ||
April 7, 1933 After finding a poster for the Bob Brothers All Star International Circus at that came to Hill Valley Fairgrounds between April 1 through April 10, 1933, Verne takes his friend Chris and Marty back in time to see the show on April 7, which it turns out took place on the Tannen Farm.  | |||||
| 20 | April 10, 1933 | 20th Century: 1st Half | Events | ||
April 10, 1933 After finding a poster for the Bob Brothers All Star International Circus at that came to Hill Valley Fairgrounds between April 1 through April 10, 1933, Verne takes his friend Chris and Marty back in time to see the show on April 7, which it turns out took place on the Tannen Farm.  | |||||
| 1944 - 80 years ago | |||||
| 21 | September 27, 1944 | 20th Century: 1st Half | Events | ||
September 27, 1944 Marty and Verne travel back in time to get the blueprints for Doc Brown's Fance-O-Dance Memorizing Shoes.  | |||||
| 1952 - 72 years ago | |||||
| 22 | February 15, 1952 | 20th Century: 50s | Events | ||
February 15, 1952 Doc Brown - as Emmett "Brainbuster" Brown - wrestles Mad Maximus.  | |||||
| 1955 - 69 years ago | |||||
| 23 | November 12, 1955 | 20th Century: 50s | Events | ||
November 12, 1955 Doc Brown sends Marty back to the future, from 1955 to 1985. A clip from the first movie is shown during Doc Brown's introduction.  | |||||
| 1985 - 39 years ago | |||||
| 24 | October 26, 1985 | 20th Century: 80s | Events | ||
October 26, 1985 Doc Brown sends Marty back to the future, from 1955 to 1985. A clip from the first movie is shown during Doc Brown's introduction.  | |||||
| 1991 - 33 years ago | |||||
| 25 | April 1, 1991 | 20th Century: 90s | Events | ||
April 1, 1991 For April Fool's Day, Jules and Verne plan a series of pranks, including sabotaing Doc Brown's Brainwave Analyzer, causing him to believe he has used up 99% of his brain and decides to retire from science.  | |||||
| 26 | April 5, 1991 | 20th Century: 90s | Events | ||
April 5, 1991 Marty and his band The Pinheads perform a concert on the courthouse steps.  | |||||
| 27 | August 2, 1991 | 20th Century: 90s | Events | ||
August 2, 1991 Date on the Delorean time machine clock during the opening credits.  | |||||
| 2015 - 9 years ago | |||||
| 28 | May 19, 2015 | 21st Century: 10s | Events | ||
May 19, 2015 Date on the Delorean time machine clock during the opening credits.  | |||||
| 2091 - 67 years from now | |||||
| 29 | December 15, 2091 | 21st Century: 30s and up | Headlines | ||
December 15, 2091 Date of Megabyte Daily newspaper headline: McFLY SPACE CRUISES LAUNCHES FIRST PASSENGER SOLAR SAILSHIP TO MARS! A newspaper recreated by the JEB Cross-Time Headliner, Jules' anniversary gift to Doc Brown and Clara, a machine that recreates newspapers from any point in time, created from a teletype machine and one of Doc Brown's old flux capacitors.  | |||||
| 30 | December 16, 2091 | 21st Century: 30s and up | Headlines | ||
December 16, 2091 Date of Megabyte Daily newspaper headline: McFLY SOLAR SAILSHIP LOST IN SPACE! A newspaper recreated by the JEB Cross-Time Headliner, Jules' anniversary gift to Doc Brown and Clara, a machine that recreates newspapers from any point in time, created from a teletype machine and one of Doc Brown's old flux capacitors.  | |||||
| Year Unknown | |||||
| 31 | October 10 | No Year | Events | ||
October 10 Doc Brown takes the boys back to prehistoric times - 3,000,000 B.C. - to test his new invention, the Proprietary Ultrasonic Sub-atomic Molecular Redistributor, a device that pulls molecules apart, disintegrating an object.  | |||||
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