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Back to the Future Part III

Back to the Future Part III

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Sep 11, 2026

Mike KlaussHOST
53:38
Playing old Mr. Stepanowicz is Hugh Gillin.
Mike KlaussHOST
53:43
Hugh Gillin was the mayor in Back to the Future Part III.
Greg DienerHOST
53:51
Oh.
Mike KlaussHOST
53:53
I knew I'd get your attention with that.
Sean WellsHOST
1:20
Looking back at June 1990 when the movies in theaters were bird on a wire.
Sean WellsHOST
1:26
Pretty Woman, Back to the Future Part 3.
Sean WellsHOST
1:30
Oh, yeah, the cowboy one.
Sean WellsHOST
1:32
Subject of episode 85, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
EmHOST
13:26
It would also lead to Michael J.
EmHOST
13:28
Fox playing an additional role in Back to the Future Part 3 as Marty's great-great-grandfather Seamus McFly, a role originally envisaged for Crispin Glover to play.
EmHOST
13:39
But there was also the matter of Michael J. Fox's schedule.
EmHOST
13:43
Fox had an unusually extended break from Family Ties, which was ending its run right as filming began, and the production took advantage of that window to keep costs down.

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EmHOST
42:08
It lost to The Abyss.
EmHOST
42:10
It won the Saturn Award for Best Special Effects, and it also won the BAFTA Award for Best Special Visual Effects.
EmHOST
42:17
And obviously, Back to the Future Part 3 released six months later, but I'll save that for a potential future episode that hopefully won't take quite so long.
EmHOST
42:28
Back to the Future Part 2 may not have predicted flying cars, food dehydrators, or Jaws 19 directed by Max Spielberg, but it did correctly predict a number of technological and sociological changes that occurred by 2015, including the rise of ubiquitous cameras, use of unmanned flying drones for news gathering, widescreen flat-panel television sets mounted on walls with multiple channel viewing, smart home technology, video chat systems, hands-free video games, talking animated billboards, wearable technology, tablet computers with fingerprint scanners and head-mounted displays.
JonesyHOST
60:01
So, so this is...
JonesyHOST
60:02
I don't know if it's the same now, but you- So 5:30 you've got Back to the Future Part III on BBC One.
JonesyHOST
60:08
On ITV, Three Men and a Baby.
WoodyHOST
60:11
Steve Guttenberg, Ted Danson.
WoodyHOST
64:28
We will tell you next week.
WoodyHOST
64:30
Um-
JonesyHOST
64:30
I'm keen to see actually with the, obviously you got Back to the Future Part III-
WoodyHOST
64:34
Yeah
Shaya KatzHOST
29:46
Of course, I didn't watch.
Shaya KatzHOST
29:47
I had a non-Jew watch for me, and he told me all about this movie called Back to the Future III.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
29:53
[laughs]
Shaya KatzHOST
29:53
Um, and in this [laughs] and in this film, they go back to a Western or like a whatever, it's eighteen something.
Marc HochmanHOST
27:51
We've got two Rams predictions right now for the Super Bowl.
Marc HochmanHOST
27:55
Solana, tell us why Back to the Future 3 is the best Back to the Future.
Marc HochmanHOST
28:01
It truly is,
Alejandro SolanaHOST
28:01
Hawk.
MichaelHOST
1:03
Hell's Ditch by The Pogues was released in 1990, the same year as Depeche Mode's Violator, Fugazi's Repeater, Sonic Youth's Goo, and classic albums by Megadeth, Public Enemy, Primus, John Zorn, and the KLF, not to mention blockbuster releases from Whitney Houston, New Kids on the Block, and Garth Brooks.
MichaelHOST
1:26
Moviegoers were treated to Edward Scissorhands, Dances with Wolves, Kindergarten Cop, and Back to the Future Part III, which, again, I wanna remind you, listener, gets the science all wrong.
MichaelHOST
1:38
Nelson Mandela was released from prison, the Hubble Telescope was launched, Margaret Thatcher resigned, and Archie, the first internet search engine, was created.
MichaelHOST
1:49
Germany and Yemen were unified, the first episode of The Simpsons aired, and Jim Henson died.
Jeremy AdamsGUEST
49:35
You remember, I remember when Back to the Future came out and they did the ending of Back to the Future and you're like, wait, when? When? You know, or it's like Empire Strikes Back or my favorite was like Back to the Future 2 at the end.
Jeremy AdamsGUEST
49:48
This is like the first time I've ever seen this in a movie where they showed clips from Back to the Future 3.
Jeremy AdamsGUEST
49:52
Wow.
Jeremy AdamsGUEST
49:54
And I think because we know it's coming sooner makes it even more like, when is it? I need it now.
Kirk MinihaneHOST
56:43
You know, in the theater, I saw it in Woburn in '89.
Kirk MinihaneHOST
56:46
Like, they're like, "Yeah, Back to the Future III's coming out." And, like, you see some stuff, and it's a Western.
Kirk MinihaneHOST
56:51
You're like, "What?" You know, like, "How is this, how is this happening?" I mean, I, I, you know, I don't think I even knew back then.
Kirk MinihaneHOST
56:58
Or, um, did they shot both at the same time? I don't think.
Kirk MinihaneHOST
57:04
Um, but yeah, they filmed simultaneously.
Kirk MinihaneHOST
57:10
Back to the Future II comes out in November of '89, and Back to the Future III comes out in May of 1990.
Kirk MinihaneHOST
57:17
Now, remember the f- if you watch the movies, like, they're same thing.
Kirk MinihaneHOST
57:21
Not that it matters, but, like, it's, it's, like, the same time.
Mike WarrenHOST
16:12
true.
Mike WarrenHOST
16:13
Well, I was thinking, of course, of Back to the Future Part 3, where they actually go forward in time when they get that train going fast enough.
Mike WarrenHOST
16:21
Okay, well, JVL, keep us posted on what you are getting on.
Mike WarrenHOST
16:24
I'll keep you

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