Back to the Future

Three films that were written as one story, and a Saturday morning cartoon that came after them.

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Where to start with Back to the Future

Watch the three films in order and stop, unless you want the cartoon. That is the whole answer. The trilogy is one story told in three parts and each one picks up in the same second the last one ended, so there is no version of this where release order and story order come apart.

  1. 1
    Back to the Future Back to the Future

    1985. Complete on its own, and for four years everybody assumed it was.

  2. 2
    Back to the Future Part II Back to the Future Part II

    Picks up the instant the first film stops, goes to 2015, and then goes back into the first film.

  3. 3
    Back to the Future Part III Back to the Future Part III

    Filmed at the same time as Part II and released six months later. The ending of the story.

  4. 4
    The Animated Series Back to the Future: The Animated Series

    Only if you want more. Twenty-six episodes made for children, after the films, in a timeline of its own.

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The Trilogy

  • Back to the Future 1985
  • Back to the Future Part II 1989
  • Back to the Future Part III 1990

The Animated Series

  • Back to the Future: The Animated Series 1991, 2 seasons, 26 episodes

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