Animated scenes are in black, live action scenes with Doc Brown are in red.

Fade to the cartoon. It's a Friday in 1991. Doc's in the garage/lab, fiddling with an invention and singing to himself. Verne's face pops up in the window. We go to closeup on him as he chews his gum and listens to Doc sing.

Quick cut to show him outside, standing on a ladder with a fishing pole in one hand.

Back to Doc. We see a strange machine, a can of Lard, and two red shoes. Doc inserts two red tubes into them.

He presses a lever on the side to turn on the machine. It promptly blows up in a large cloud of smoke and a few screws. Doc coughs and waves the smoke away, revealing no sign of the machine. The shoes drop from above. Doc looks at them, and we can see that they're covered in white lard and sizzling softly. Doc ponders a moment.

He tosses the shoe over his shoulder. Verne appears from behind some furnace-like thing in the back and walks up to his father, holding something behind his back.

Doc takes the paper.

Suddenly, Doc's eyes bulge in fear. Close-up on the paper to show it is a flyer for: ANNUAL HILL VALLEY FATHER AND SON BIG MOUTH BASS-OFF, followed by a picture of a fish.

He rapidly crumples the paper into a ball and drops it, shaking nervously. Verne looks kind of disappointed. Doc tries to keep cool.

Doc quickly loses it, bouncing around the garage, onto a table, and then out the door, still struggling with the word. As he leaves the garage, he trips on Verne's fishing pole and goes flying. The poor guy ends up on the ground, tangled in the fishing line and trying to get free. Verne comes out, seemingly annoyed.

For no apparent reason, he blows and pops a bubble.

Cut to inside the Brown homestead. Doc wanders in, still looking dazed. He enters a room, where Jules is sitting with an odd red helmet on his head. The helmet has some vacuum tubes on it, and a long gray tube where the eyes would be. Doc staggers and falls into an armchair. As he does, Jules pops the helmet off.

Jules hands the helmet off to his father. In this shot, we can see that the gray tube is hooked up to the regular TV (naturally.) Doc puts it on.

We can even hear a version of the whistled theme as Doc watches, smiling a bit.

Once again, Doc loses it! He yanks the helmet off and attempts to flee again, watched by a puzzled Jules. He runs smack into the wall, going flat for a moment like a regular cartoon. Then he stumbles back, holding his throbbing nose in pain. Verne walks in.

He exits, looking pretty annoyed. Verne looks at Jules curiously.

Skip forward to around 11:00 that night. Doc is sound asleep in bed, snoring. There's a shape beside him that's probably Clara. Light appears on Doc in the shape of the doorway, and the shadows of Jules and Verne move up to him. We then see the two hovering over their father. Verne looks at something odd Jules is holding.

It does indeed resemble one of those devices doctors stick in your ears. However, someone has attached a wire and some sort of pad that rests against the forehead to it. Jules puts it on Doc.

He pushes a few buttons on the mini-computer. An electronic Jules and Verne appear on the screen. Suddenly, they drop down, yelling as they slide down the wire.

They begin walking, Jules tossing the blob over his shoulder. Above them hang more blobs, and in the left corner, a few numbers: a 2, a 1, and an equals sign.

We see that he's looking at a big storm cloud shooting lightning bolts in three directions, rumbling loudly from thunder. Next to it flows a river of pink goo.

The river "spits" a wad at him, leaving Verne dripping pink and looking disgruntled.

Jules pauses for a quick look around, then turns - and smacks into a large grey block. Pulling back as Verne jogs up to him, we can see writing on it. Jules and Verne read it aloud.

Typed words appear on top of their image:

-Memory Block-

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

August 5, 1926

Back in the real world, a pleased Jules studies his screen.

He types something on the mini-computer.

Electronic Jules and Verne got to work on the block with pickaxes. Doc grimaces painfully in his sleep from the noise. A small crack appears on the other side of the block, then part of it crumbles into a hole as Jules and Verne break through. They peer through it.

Go to their point of view. It's almost black and white, and it shows a toddler version of Doc, in shorts, red suspenders, and cap, standing on the bank of a stream, casting a line to fish.

Emmett happens to be standing on a ledge, and the part he's standing on is colored slightly differently from the rest of the landscape. It's also separated by a thin black line. No prizes for guessing what happens.

As Emmett's line goes in the water, the bank crumbles, sending the poor kid straight into the water.

He goes under the water. The stream is shown to be surprisingly deep as he drifts downward. A rather frightening collection of fish swim over to stare at him. Emmett looks at their wide toothy mouths and gives a start. He drifts back up, holding his breath tightly. He surfaces, coughing and splashing around wildly.

Back to reality. Verne gets it now.

Jules grabs the DeLorean keys from the beside table. The multiple clocks inform us the current time is 11.27pm. Jules pops the Observator out of Doc's ear.

He leaves, then reaches back and pulls away a lingering Verne. Not a moment too soon either. Doc wakes up holding his head. You can see that, even in bed, he's wearing his two watches.

We go outside to the garage. The doors swing open quietly, and the nose of the DeLorean appears.

Verne is shown shoving the DeLorean out inch by inch.

Jules is sitting comfortably in the DeLorean, feet resting on the steering wheel.

Suddenly, a bright light hits Jules in the face. Jules shields his eyes as someone speaks.

Go to Jules's POV, in which we can see Marty in front of the car, holding a flashlight. He lowers it so it isn't directly in our eyes.

Jules pulls out a map and shows it to Marty. A spot north is circled.

Marty looks thoughtful.

They must agree, as next we see the DeLorean zooming over Hill Valley, then disappearing into time and leaving fire trails.

It's a bright sunny summer's day. We see a kind-of old looking white house with a red roof and a big chimney. Jules, Verne, and Marty come up the path, past the red mailbox. Someone is sitting on the front steps.

Close-up on the kid on the steps. It's Emmett, sitting and practicing with his fishing pole.

The trio goes up to little Emmett, Marty grinning smugly.

Emmett practices a cast while listing his library of knowledge to Marty.

As he talks, his hook snags the back of Marty's jacket. He hoists Marty into the air. Marty drops back down hard, tangled in the line.

Marty stands up and starts pulling at the line. Jules and Verne come up and help.

Emmett points up. The boys look up a very long wooden pole in the yard by the driveway. On top on a platform is a man with thick red glasses, bright orange hair and moustache, and a little book tied around his neck.

He looks down and sees Jules, Verne, Emmett, and Marty approach, looking up at him.

Back on the ground, Verne looks at Emmett.

Marty, however, has gotten an idea. He walks over to Uncle Oliver's car, an old 1920s with a cloth top.

Up on the pole, Uncle Oliver has got a real pigeon nesting on his head.

The bird flies off - just as Marty appears with a loud "boing" noise. Oliver jumps in surprise as Marty falls back down.

As we look down, we can now see that Marty's using the cloth top of the car as a trampoline. He bounces up and down as he talks.

He heads down in a dive, arms spread. Oliver calls something I can't quite catch down to him - I think it's about some food he's packed. Jules and Verne watch as Marty falls. They wince as, this time, Marty crash-lands. The car is now wrecked, and one door falls off as we watch. Marty sits up a bit, rubbing his head as stars swirl around it.

Wipe to Emmett preparing to fish on the fragile ledge. The group jogs up to him.

He leads Emmett over to another part of the bank. Marty, holding the gear, ascends the ledge.

Of course, the ledge promptly gives way. Marty and the gear all fall in.

Jules and Verne roll their eyes smugly.

Marty hauls himself back onto land.

He reaches into his shirt and pulls out a fish.

We go over to Jules, giving Emmett a few fishing lessons.

A red and black bi-plane flies low overhead as he casts. The hook wraps around a bar between the legs! Poor little Emmett is swept off his feet as the plane flies on.

The trio watches in shock as he is flown away.

Emmett is being pulled through the air. He's hanging onto his fishing pole for dear life. The poor kid is terrified.

We go back to Uncle Oliver now. He's studying his pocket watch.

Emmett suddenly flies by, right in front of him. Oliver starts in shock.

His gaze goes nervously to his watch. It ticks for a few seconds, then dings.

He promptly slides down the pole and races after Jules, Verne, and Marty, who are following the plane.

He catches up to Marty.

Emmett is going up and down with the plane.

Cut to a crowd of cheering fans. A banner above the stands reads "Boris Von Hinkle-Hoffer's Flying Circus." The plane is a stunt plane putting on a show!

In the sky, the plane does a couple of loop-de-loops, taking Emmett with it. The second loop plops Emmett in the second seat, still clutching his fishing pole. On the ground, the cameraman filming the event is highly impressed.

The plane comes in for a landing before the crowd. The propeller spins to a halt.

Jules, Verne, Marty, and Ollie run up to the plane. Emmett looks very dizzy. The pilot looks back at his new passenger in surprise.

Emmett tries to step out of the plane, but miscalculates how far down the ground is. He trips and falls out, landing spread-legged. Verne runs over and helps him back up. The cameraman also comes over, holding his ridiculously large camera.

Cha-ching! Cha-ching! Dollar signs appear in Uncle Ollie's eyes. He leans over Emmett.

Fade to an old movie hall, complete with organist sitting below the screen. On-screen in brown and white is the footage of Emmett flying with the plane. In the seats, our heroes are watching.

Verne blows and pops another bubble. A portly man with a large pink nose, Harvey Warnermaker, sitting in front of them turns and shushes Verne.

The film ends with a flourish. Jules reads the words on-screen.

They jump up and cheer with the rest of the audience. Oliver throws his hat in the air, then sits down and puts his arms around Emmett.

Harvey turns around again.

Harvey ignores him and gets up to face Uncle Oliver.

He pulls out a red sheet of paper and hands it to Uncle Ollie.

He gives Marty a thumbs-up, and Marty gives him a low five.

Suddenly, something pulls them to the floor. That something turns out to be Jules, hiding under the seats.

He pulls a wad of gum off from under the seat and (gross!) put it in his mouth.

Back on the seats, Ollie has realized something.

The trio pops up from behind the seats, smiling.

Cut to the DeLorean hanging as a carriage from a huge blue and yellow balloon. The DeLorean has become a Zeppelin. Emmett pokes his head out to see.

Go to a brown map of the US. A red squiggly arrow traces their path from Milwaukee to Hollywood.

Fade in to Emmett's new film in Hollywood, with appropriate organ music. Pan up an enormous building to see Emmett standing on a platform, washing a huge clock. The second hand comes down and scoops him up by the back of the suspenders. An unseen audience laughs as it carries him up to the top of the clock. At the top, it bends and Emmett slips off. He falls down, only to land on a flexible American flagpole. It flings him up again, screaming. More laughter as Emmett falls through three awnings, then bounces off two more across from each other. He lands in a man-made pond with a fountain in it. A minute later, he emerges in the fountain, spouting water. The film ends with Emmett's face in a circle, the words "Daredevil Emmett" above it, "The End" below. The audience, now visible, gets up and cheers wildly.

The paper rips in two, revealing a ritzy couple listening to a radio outside a store.

We pan over the street, away from the store, and over to a trolley. A bunch of people - adults no less, and ritzy ones at that - are reading the comic.

We see a billboard ad for the same, showing Emmett (or an Emmett impersonator, this kid has BROWN hair) in a cape, drinking the soda while running through a river of crocodiles.

A can opener opens a purple can of such soup, featuring on the can Emmett tied to railroad tracks.

Yup, someone reaches into a can of Daredevil Brown nuts, showing Emmett hanging from a building.

Now we go to two little children sitting on the sidewalk. They both hold white cards. The first boy, who is black, turns to his friend.

Cut to a shockingly realistic record beginning to spin. The yellow label reads "ELB Records - Doin' the Daredevil Brown."

The song is used as background as we iris out on the lush green hills of "Hollywoodland," according to the sign. Right by it is an enormous white mansion, with red roofs, multiple staircases and lots of well-trimmed shrubbery. Parked in the driveway is a gigantic red limo. In the back is a huge, oddly-shaped pool on a terra-cotta terrace. Oliver's sitting at a table, going through a huge pile of money in a red dressing gown and a telephone at his side. Emmett sits beside him in a lounge chair, having folded a bill into an origami swan. Marty's in the pool, relaxing in pink shades and red and white striped bathing suit in a yellow inner tube. Jules is standing nearby, studying a sample of pool water in a test tube. Below them, Verne swims by in snorkel, mask and flippers.

At the table, Oliver is counting his money. Emmett sends his swan off for a flight.

Emmett leaps out of his chair, clearly upset by this.

He storms away. We go over to Marty in his inner tube.

Oliver pushes apart the money pile to talk to him.

Marty takes off his sunglasses and looks dubious at that statement. Before he can say anything else, Verne surfaces below him, knocking both him and tube into the pool.

Ollie looks thoughtful as he stands by the table.

The phone rings. Oliver picks it up and holds it to his ear.

"Now you're doing the Daredevil Brown" plays as Jules, Verne and Marty react, jaws dropping open. They glance at each other nervously.

We then see far in the country a river flowing. It pans up quickly to show an amazingly huge waterfall, with multiple levels no less. Verne is quite impressed by all this.

The group is at the very top of the cliff, standing on a wooden platform by the river. The stage is draped in red, white, and blue semicircular banners. It's dominated by a large yellow banner reading "Daredevil Brown - King of Derring-do." Over the falls themselves is a rope, stretched between two small towers.

Jules examines the barrel Emmett will be in. It has a strip and the letters "D. B." in a big star. Marty looks derisive.

Verne blows another bubble. It pops and covers his face with pink gum. He yanks at it to get it off.

His question is quickly answered as Oliver gets their attention.

He indicates a man standing beside him. He resembles the TAS's Biff Tannen (big chin, all of that), but he has a small mustache and goatee. He wears a orange floppy cap, orange neck scarf, grey sweatervest, and some odd thing around his neck, and he holds a riding crop.

Emmett is understandably nervous about all this.

D W goes over to him and puts an arm around his shoulders, speaking in a superficially sweet voice.

D W sees Marty behind him and laughs nastily.

He goes over to the barrel, back to his "sweet" voice with Emmett.

He lifts the barrel to reveal an opening. He looks in the direction of some controls set on the side of the stage. The lever that controls the door is currently set to closed. (?)

Said dummy suddenly pops up through the opening, courtesy of Verne.

D W yelps and throws the barrel, then gives another nasty laugh as Verne appears.

He leans down close to Emmett as the kid picks up the dummy of himself.

Wipe to D W's office tent, a large yellow structure with D W in a big red star on top. We fade inside, to see D W and a lackey standing inside. Posters for D W's previous movies decorate the sides. D W glares at his lackey, a portly guy with five o'clock shadow.

D W grins and chuckles evilly.

Our perspective has changed to someone looking through a hole in the top of the tent. Specifically, the perspective of Jules, Marty, and Verne, who are clinging to a high pine tree branch and eavesdropping.

Marty holds up his hands to demonstrate, and forgets to hang onto the branch. With another yell, he falls into the tent. Verne scoots forward, and they wince as Marty falls onto D W

Wipe over to the river/waterfall. A grandstand has been set up on the opposite side, and a large crowd has gathered in both the stands and in front of the platform. D W is on the stage, giving a speech into a bunch of microphones.

The cameramen filming the event share a look, unimpressed.

He unrolls a small poster, showing the barrel plunging over the falls.

He lifts the poster to reveal Emmett in his "Daredevil Brown" outfit - red cap, cape, white shirt with the letters "DB" on it. The crowd cheers him loudly. Suddenly -

The crowd turns to look at Jules as he springs onto the platform, with straw cap and cane.

He takes over the microphones, putting the hat on.

He points with his cane at Marty, now in a blue suit with a red cape, yellow boots, and the letters "CC" in red on his chest. He smiles nervously at the crowd, clutching a balancing stick. D W reacts with surprise - hey, he's already fired Marty twice!

Marty approaches the microphones, obviously wishing he wasn't doing this.

He blabbers on, trying to joke around to relieve his nervousness. Jules and Verne crouch at his feet.

Verne takes it out of his mouth and slaps it into Jules's hand. Jules stretches it between his hands, then sticks it onto Marty's boots.

Verne looks a bit puzzled at this, but Jules continues anyway, producing a tiny flux capacitor.

Jules struggles with the gum and flux capacitor now stuck to his hands.

Verne starts in surprise at this little announcement. They both look up at Marty, who's still stalling.

He shoves Marty away from the microphones. Marty reluctantly climbs the rope ladder, filmed by a cameraman, and starts out across the falls, wobbling as he tries to keep his balance.

He loses his balance and falls over with a scream. But thanks to the gum, he simply spins around the rope a few times before regaining his balance.

Back on land, a waiting and watching Emmett is snatched away.

On the rope, Marty's inner showman takes over. He bounces along the rope on one foot, wobbling a little but staying put. He smiles and waves at the crowd. D W isn't impressed, though.

At said barrel, Jules hops in with a wrench and secures the flux capacitor. Verne jumps on to the scene, dressed in Emmett's costume, but with his own cap.

His sudden appearance startles Jules, who throws his wrench into the air. It falls onto Verne's head, knocking him silly for a second. Jules removes Verne's coonskin cap.

The lackey comes up to them, not suspecting the switch.

Verne does just that, as Jules crouches behind the barrel and winks at him. The lackey pulls the lever for the trap door.

The lackey takes the barrel to the edge and drops it. It floats away, carried by the swift current, toward the edge. Uncle Oliver waves goodbye from beside D W.

The lackey comes over, carrying the dummy.

D W puts his arm around him, grinning.

We see the barrel going ever closer to the edge.

A furious Uncle Ollie grabs D W by his sweater vest and shakes him.

Oliver races to the edge of the platform, watched by a surprised D W

Oliver manages to catch the barrel.

Unfortunately, he caught the barrel just before it went over the edge! Screaming, they start plummeting. Marty's jaw drops, and he acts fast - he's not about to let his future best friend die. He reaches out with the end of his balancing stick and snags Oliver by the back of his coat. He strains against the current.

He loses his balance and spins over, the gum stretching but still holding him to the rope. Now all of them - the barrel, Oliver, and Marty - are hanging upside-down from the tightrope. The crowd gasps in horror.

On the stage, Jules watches as the rope frays. Soon it's being held together by a single thread. Then even that snaps, sending the group down with a yell. Marty's pole flings Uncle Ollie back into the air, and he lands hard on the stage near D W. The barrel continues its rapid descent down. Inside, Verne watches as the speedometer races up. 45 - 55 - 65 -

On stage, Jules pulls out a red calculator and does some math.

The barrel reaches this and vanishes in a burst of flame, leaving fire trails down to the foam below. There is another gasp of horror from the crowd. Oliver looks over the side of the stage, distraught.

Emmett runs up to his uncle, now dressed in Verne's clothes. Uncle Ollie welcomes him with open arms.

Emmett lands in his arms. D W seems oddly impressed by this sudden appearance.

He holds out a sheet of yellow paper to Oliver.

Ollie plucks the paper from D W's hands and shreds it into confetti. D W is in shock, and jumps after the pieces as Ollie throws them over the edge. He gets stuck on the railing.

He pokes D W over the side, where he lands with a big splash in a small pond. He sputters for a moment, then points angrily at Oliver.

The cameraman turns his camera to face Emmett.

The camera shows Oliver with his arm around Emmett in black and white.

Jules steps into frame.

Everyone turns with a jolt to the waterfall. Poor Marty is still hanging upside-down in the water.

Fade to Jules and Marty splashing each other playfully in the Milwaukee pond. A little ways away, on a stronger ledge, Oliver and Emmett are fishing together. We zoom in on them.

A grinning Emmett lands a fish. It lands with a slap on Oliver's head.

Back in the pond, Jules pulls out his calculator while Marty lounges in the water nearby.

With a sonic boom, the barrel appears high above them. It falls into the lake with a huge splash. As Jules and Marty approach, Verne pops up in the "Daredevil Brown" costume.

Marty, grinning, puts a hand on his arm.

We go back to 1992 via the clock logo. It's early morning at the Brown house. Jules and Verne tiptoe into their room, which is divided into a blue half (Jules) and a red half (Verne) by a big white line. They jump into bed, fully dressed, and pretend to be asleep. Seconds later, though, they're "awakened."

Their eyes pop open, and we see Doc, in a green fishing hat, green waders, and lard-lined boots, carrying fishing gear.

Jules and Verne spring out of bed and grab their fishing poles.

Jules and Verne grin and wink at each other. Doc takes them by the shoulders and leads them out.

End Cartoon Segment.

THE END.