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Back to the Future is a human film franchise involving time travel.

After returning from a temporal mission, the crew of the Lost Light watched the second installment of Back to the Future. Tailgate admitted he had never seen the first film, but Cyclonus later led the crew in a singalong of its theme song, "The Power of Love". Predestination: An Expert's Guide The film inspired Tailgate to acquire a hoverboard. Our Steps Will Always Rhyme

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As a seminal time-travel story in Western culture, Back to the Future has had its share of influences on Transformers. To name a few:
- The ninth part of the Marvel UK story "Target: 2006" and the Rescue Bots episode "Bot to the Future" homage the film's title.
- Rescue Bots features a solar car inspired by the iconic DeLorean time machine and the Cybertron episode "Hero" references a "flux-capacitor".
- The Dark of the Moon incarnation of Wheeljack has a head design inspired by Doc Brown.
Vector Prime's enjoyment of Eric Stoltz in Back to the Future is a play on the film's production cycle, in which Stoltz was initially cast as protagonist Marty McFly before being fired and replaced by Michael J. Fox only weeks after filming began.

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 **''Rescue Bots'' features a [[solar car]] inspired by the iconic {{w|DeLorean time machine}} and the ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)|Cybertron]]'' episode "[[Hero (episode)|Hero]]" references a "flux-capacitor".
 **The ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon (film)|Dark of the Moon]]'' incarnation of [[Wheeljack (Movie)|Wheeljack]] has a head design inspired by [[Doc Brown]].
-*Vector Prime's enjoyment of Eric Stoltz in ''Back to the Future'' is a play on the film's production cycle, in which Stoltz was initially cast as protagonist Marty McFly before being fired and replaced by {{w|Michael J. Fox}} only weeks after filming began.
+*Vector Prime's enjoyment of Eric Stoltz in ''Back to the Future'' is a play on the film's production cycle, in which Stoltz was initially cast as protagonist [[Marty McFly]] before being fired and replaced by {{w|Michael J. Fox}} only weeks after filming began.
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