Early in the first movie, when Doc Brown asks Marty to film his first attempt at using the DeLorean as a time machine, Doc has just finished talking about how many of his inventions have failed to work. It’s even suggested that the book George publishes at the end of the first movie is based on his son’s secret time travel.ĭoc Brown was attempting to commit suicide the first time he tested the time machine. George would have had an incentive to keep the knowledge to himself because he didn’t want to interfere with his son’s efforts to ensure he married the girl of his dreams. Goode,” mentioning Vulcan from Star Trek and ordering a Pepsi Free-that George might have been able to gradually recognize throughout the years. Marty left a trail of anachronistic breadcrumbs-playing “Johnny B. The theory suggests that George, more than Lorraine or Biff, would have been open to the possibility of time travel because he was a major sci-fi fan. But so many fans believe that George did recognize his son that there is a lengthy thread on Reddit, called “George McFly Knew,” dedicated to proving it. Many viewers have questioned why, if the time-traveling Marty (who introduced himself as Calvin Klein) played such a pivotal role in his parents’ revised origin story, George and Lorraine don’t think it’s strange that their son is his spitting image. George McFly knew Calvin Klein was his son. Here, in honor of the time machine’s 30th birthday, are some of the best theories that attempt to connect the three movies’ unconnected dots. And now that we know director Robert Zemeckis has no plans to reboot the franchise, their speculation is truly all we’ve got.
Thankfully, there are as many amateur conspiracy theorists as there are questions about Back to the Future.
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