Back to the Future

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(Marty is a suspect in a murder of a H*R character, so not an indirect reference. Rewording to reflect that.)
(Just because Marty and Marzipan both happen to be suspects doesn't mean it's a Back to the Future reference.)
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*[[Limozeen Live! - 27 Mar 2008]] — Strong Bad's introduction to [[Everybody to the Limit]] is exactly the same as Marty's introduction to his performance of [[Wikipedia:Johnny B. Goode|Johnny B. Goode]].
*[[Limozeen Live! - 27 Mar 2008]] — Strong Bad's introduction to [[Everybody to the Limit]] is exactly the same as Marty's introduction to his performance of [[Wikipedia:Johnny B. Goode|Johnny B. Goode]].
*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 15]] — Another reference to the dance is made, as the dance the girls attend is Priggity Pizzom: Thugchantment at the [[Cloughb]].
*[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 15]] — Another reference to the dance is made, as the dance the girls attend is Priggity Pizzom: Thugchantment at the [[Cloughb]].
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*[[Make a Scene with Telltale at PAX 2010]] — Marty McFly from [[Telltale Games]]' [[wikipedia:Back to the Future: The Game|Back to the Future: The Game]] is a suspect in the murder, along with [[Marzipan]].
 
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Revision as of 01:35, 10 April 2011

"Where The Poopsmith's going, he doesn't need good smells!"

In 1985, Universal Pictures released Back to the Future. This science-fiction comedy stars Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly, a young man whose friend Dr. Emmett Brown constructs a time machine that takes Marty to his parents' adolescent years. The highest grossing movie of the year, Back to the Future spawned two sequels and a cartoon. The Homestar Runner characters seem to be entertained by Back to the Future since they incorporate elements of the movie into their cartoons.

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