Back to the Future (animated series)

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Television series
German title Back to the Future
Original title Back to the future
Country of production United States
original language English
Year (s) 1991-1992
length 25 minutes
Episodes 26 in 2 seasons
genre Comedy , science fiction
First broadcast September 7, 1991 (USA) on CBS
German-language
first broadcast
October 10, 1994 on Sat.1
synchronization

Back to the Future ( Back to the Future ) is an animated series of 1991, which on the film trilogy Back to the Future builds.

action

After the events of Back to the Future III , Doc Emmett Brown settled in Hill Valley with his wife Clara Brown (formerly Clayton), his two sons Jules and Verne and his dog Einstein. While Marty McFly and Jennifer Parker still have brief appearances on the series, the series' adventures revolve more around those of the Brown family. The antagonist of the films, Biff Tannen, also makes a few appearances in the series, but is no longer the focus of every story.

The setting of the series is also different from the films. While these always took place in Hill Valley, a large number of episodes take place in other cities or even other continents.

synchronization

The German dubbed version was created by MME Studios in Berlin.

role US spokesman German dubbing voice
Marty McFly David Kaufman Sven Hasper
Doc Emmett Brown Dan Castellaneta (cartoon segments)
Christopher Lloyd (live-action segments)
Lutz Mackensy
Jennifer Parker Cathy Cavadini Bianca Krahl
Clara Clayton Brown Mary Steenburgen Martina Treger
Jules Brown Josh Keaton Kim Hasper
Verne Brown Troy Davidson David Turba
Biff fir trees Thomas F. Wilson Thomas Petruo

Episode list

The series consists of two seasons with 13 episodes each. a

Overview

Season Number of episodes First broadcast in the USA German-language first broadcast
Season premiere Season finale Season premiere Season finale
1 13 September 14, 1991 December 14, 1991 - -
2 13 19th September 1992 December 26, 1992 - -

season 1

No.
( total )
No.
( St. )
German title Original title First broadcast in the USA German language first broadcast (D)
1 1 Verne prevents a battle Brothers Sep 14 1991
2 2 The family vacation A family vacation 21 Sep 1991
3 3 The return of the dinosaurs Forward To The Past 28 Sep 1991
4th 4th Hunting a witch Witchcraft Oct 12, 1991
5 5 Holidays in ancient Rome Roman Holiday Oct 19, 1991
6th 6th The adopted son Go Fly A Kite Oct 26, 1991
7th 7th The frog of the Incas Time Waits For No Frog / Einstein's Adventure Nov 2, 1991
8th 8th Marty as a baseball star Batter Up Nov 9, 1991
9 9 Adventure in space Solar Sailors Nov 16, 1991
10 10 Christmas in midsummer Dickens Of A Christmas Nov 23, 1991
11 11 The fishing competition Gone Fishin ' Nov 30, 1991
12 12 The weather chaos Retired Dec 7, 1991
13 13 Wedding in the wild west Clara's Folks Dec 14, 1991

season 2

No.
( total )
No.
( St. )
German title Original title First broadcast in the USA German language first broadcast (D)
14th 1 Mac the black pirate Mac The Black 19 Sep 1992
15th 2 The stolen inventions Put On Your Thinking Caps, Kids! It's Time For Mr. Wisdom! 26 Sep 1992
16 3 The trick with the ink A Friend In Deed Oct 3, 1992
17th 4th Verne is learning to dance Marty McFly PFC Oct 17, 1992
18th 5 Verne's new friend Verne's New Friend Oct 24, 1992
19th 6th Lost in the video game Bravelord And The Demon Monstrux Oct 31, 1992
20th 7th The money tree The Money Tree Nov 7, 1992
21st 8th A new name for Verne A Verne By Any Other Name Nov 14, 1992
22nd 9 Power outage in Hill Valley Hill Valley Brown-Out Nov 21, 1992
23 10 The alien invasion My Pop's An Alien Dec 5, 1992
24 11 Doc as a mega-brain man Super doc Dec 12, 1992
25th 12 Trip to the world exhibition St. Louis Blues Dec 19, 1992
26th 13 The visitor from primeval times Verne Hatches on Egg Dec 26, 1992
a The dates of the German first broadcasts are unknown.

Awards

Tabular overview of awards and nominations
year Award For category result
1992 Daytime Emmy Award Jim Hodson, Bill Koepnick and Harry Andronis Outstanding film sound mixing Won
Bill Koepnick, Russell Brower, Jim Hodson, Aaron L. King, Matt Thorne, and Mark Keatts Outstanding Film Sound Editing
1993 Ray Leonard and Paca Thomas Outstanding film sound mixing
Paca Thomas, Ray Leonard, Marc S. Perlman and Melissa Ellis Outstanding Film Sound Editing

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