Grays Sports Almanac: Back To The Future 2

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Doc implores Marty to burn the almanac, which he does using a matchbook he'd taken from Biff's Pleasure Paradise in 1985-D. Buford [ citation needed] "Biff" Howard Tannen is the main antagonist of the Back to the Future franchise, with his 1955 self serves as the main antagonist in Back to the Future and the central antagonist in Back to the Future Part II, while his 1985 self serves as a supporting antagonist in Back to the Future, a minor antagonist in Back to the Future Part II, and the overarching antagonist in Back to the Future Part III, his 1985A self serves as the main antagonist of Back to the Future Part II, and his 2015 self serves as the overarching antagonist in Back to the Future Part II. This family relationship was at best a strained one, as grandson and grandfather seemingly did not get along. In Biff's alternate reality, it appears he was shot by Lorraine (possibly as revenge for killing George or simply being fed up with Biff’s abuse) sometime in the mid 1990s — presumably with the same gun that killed George twenty-three years before. Biff's father appeared to be a slightly tougher parent in this timeline, now admonishing Biff to show respect for his stepmother, which may have mellowed Biff's rough attitude somewhat.

Shortly thereafter, Doc is asked by the mayor to go meet the new schoolteacher at the train station, leading him to save Clara Clayton from her fall into the ravine. He also gets a hover conversion for the DeLorean which allows the car to fly, replaces the DeLorean's energy source with a Mr. Marty and Doc left 2015-B soon enough to arrive in a 1985-C that the timewaves from 1955-C had already caught up to. Thanks to changes in the past, his father Kid Tannen never went to prison, and as such remained leader of the local mob, turning it into the powerful Tannen family crime syndicate.As Biff was the first Citizen Plus, he got a job promoting the "Citizen Plus" campaign in front of the courthouse to passers-by. On a positive note, Biff seems to be more intelligent than in his youth as he has a better grip of his mixed metaphors.

However, when George's youngest son Marty travels back to 1955 by accident and gives George some confidence, George successfully stands up to Biff by knocking him out with a punch when the latter was harassing Lorraine. Though they know a lot about each other, Biff and Emmett Brown are never seen interacting in the films — only in the animated series and ride. After getting his portrait taken in front of the new courthouse clock, Doc is shot in the back by Tannen while dancing with Clara at the town festival.In this timeline, after graduating high school, Marty going to pursue a career in music, but finds his rock star dreams thwarted due to a hand injury sustained during a car accident. In addition to his lobbying of legalization of gambling before the California Legislature Biff also spearheaded a constitutional amendment to repeal the 22nd Amendment to the U. Michael - According to Gale and Zemeckis, reality did change around Marty, Doc, and Jennifer as they were leaving the house of older Marty in Jennifer in 2015, see answer 1. George and Lorraine have three children: Dave (Marc McClure), who is in his early 20s and works at Burger King; Linda (Wendie Jo Sperber), who is around 19 and single, and their youngest, Marty (Michael J.

Biff was generally difficult to get along with (Though not impossible) and sometimes causing trouble.By 1985, Biff would continue to bully and intimidate George, and they both ended up working for the same company, where Biff became George's supervisor (due to George doing all Biff's work for him to get promoted).