Christopher Lloyd plays Doc Brown in the live-action segments of Back to the Future's animated sequel show, but he is voiced ...

The ending of Back to the Future Part III, where Doc comes with a train, leaves one questioning how he made it and what happens to him and Marty next.

Few movies balance pop culture and cinematic respect as smoothly as Back to the Future. Released in 1985, Robert Zemeckis’ ...

Today, September 2, is the day in 1885 that Marty McFly time travelled to in Back to the Future Part III. The teenager had become trapped in 1955 once again, when he saw 1985 Doc struck by ...

Before they go, Marty (Michael J. Fox) asks if Doc is going back to the future. The scientist responds, “Nope, already been there,” the line that would end the film series. Heat Vision talked ...

A new fan theory argues that Back to the Future Part III was totally unnecessary and that Doc and Marty could have quite easily returned to 1985. It all comes down to the DeLorean in the mineshaft ...

Suffice it to say, it didn’t take Lloyd long to recognize just how lovable the character of Doc Brown is. The same year Back to the Future debuted, he played the role in Huey Lewis and the News ...

Bob Gale spent most of the past decade bringing the classic sci-fi comedy to the stage, writing the book for the musical ...

On the tape, future Doc says, “I need a nuclear reaction to generate 1.21 gigawatts of electricity…,” and past Doc flips his lid, “Great Scott” and all.

and thus enabling me to alter my future, fairly high on the list of life changes I’d consider would be somehow avoiding having to view the sluggish slog that is the stage adaptation of “Back ...