Sunset

[Scene: Morning at the blacksmith shop]

[This scene is reminiscent of the one at the beginning of BTTF 1, with Doc's crazy inventions and obsession with clocks...1800's style. Eggs and bacon come out and start cooking at scheduled times and Marty wakes up. He climbs out of his little cot and faces away from the camera. He is wearing a white pajama suit. He may not notice, but a part of his bare ass is exposed and is out there for the world to see]

Marty McFly Sr. : Doc! Doc! [He doesn't see Doc anywhere and speaks to himself] I hope you know what you're doin'. [his eye falls on the Colt Peacemaker and its belt. He picks up the gun and faces the mirror] You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me, Tannen?[Pausing] Well I'm the only one here. Go ahead...make my day!

[Scene: Downtown Hill Valley]

Man #1: Hey, good morning, Mr. Eastwood!

Marty McFly Sr. :  Morning.

Man #2: Have a cigar, Mr. Eastwood. 

Anything I can do for you today, Mr. Eastwood?

 Marty McFly Sr. : No, no, it's... fine.

[Man #3 is riding by in a carriage with his family] 

Good luck tomorrow, Mr. Eastwood! We'll be prayin' for ya!

Marty McFly Sr. : [Calling back] Thanks.

[The Undertaker has a striking resemblance to the 

scary-looking member of Limp Bizkit who plays guitar (not Fred Durst)] 

Undertaker: Good morning, Mr. Eastwood. Interest you in a new suit for a tomorrow?

Marty McFly Sr. :  Ah, I'm...I'm fine. Thanks.

[He sees Doc about fifty yards away, sniffing 

a lavender flower pin stuck to his jacket. He approaches him]

Marty McFly Sr. :  Doc. What are you doin'?

Doc: [Stops sniffing] Oh, nothing...just out enjoying the morning air. 

It's really lovely here in the morning, don't you think?

Marty McFly Sr. :  Yeah, it's lovely Doc. Listen, we gotta load the DeLorean; 

we gotta get ready to roll, alright? Hey look at that, the tombstone. 

[He suddenly spots freshly carved tombstones 

n front of a shop waiting to be engraved]

Doc:  Marty, let me see that photograph again. [Marty hands it to him 

and Doc looks at it, walking toward the camera with his back to the actual 

tombstones. He sighs] My name...it's vanished.

Marty McFly Sr. :  Hey, that's great Doc! Don't you get it - 

we're goin' back to the future tomorrow, so everything's bein' erased!

Doc:  But only my name is erased! The tombstone itself 

and the date still remain. That doesn't make sense. We know 

that this photograph represents what will happen if the events of today 

continue to run their course into tomorrow.

Marty McFly Sr. :  Right, and so?

Undertaker: [Comes on suddenly and pulls a measuring tape 

from Marty's shoulder to his feet] Excuse me, Mr. Eastwood, 

I just need to take your measurement.

Marty McFly Sr. : Hey, look, pal, I don't wanna buy a suit!

Undertaker: [Laughs] No, this is for your coffin.

Marty McFly Sr. : My coffin?!

Undertaker: Well, the odds are running two to one against you. [He pulls the measuring tape back to its original position and makes a choking motion with his hand against his own throat] Might as well be prepared. [He exits]

Doc:  So...it may not be my name that's supposed 

to end up on that tombstone. It may...be...yours.

[Marty continues walking away from the tombstone 

and then stops, with his hand to his forehead] 

Marty McFly Sr. : Great Scott!

[Doc assumes a position behind Marty's shoulder; 

for the first time in the trilogy, Marty and Doc say each other's lines] 

Doc:  I know, this is heavy. 

[Marty and Doc start walking in the original direction 

Marty had been in at the beginning of the scene]

Doc : Marty, why are wearing that gun? 

You're not considering going up 

against Tannen tomorrow?!?

Marty McFly Sr. :  

Doc, tomorrow morning I'm goin' Back to The Future with you. 

But if Buford Tannen comes lookin' for Trouble, 

I'm gonna be ready for him. You heard what that 

son-of-a-bitch called me last night —

Doc:  Marty, you can't go losing your judgment 

every time someone calls you a name! That's exactly 

what causes you to get into that accident in the future.

Marty McFly Sr. :  

[Suddenly stops in his tracks and turns] 

What? What about my future?

[Doc's expression changes to one of sad, final acceptance] 

Doc : …..I can't Tell You. 

It might make things worse.

Marty McFly Sr. :  Wait a minute, Doc...

what is wrong with my future?!

Doc: [Calmly] Marty... 

We all have to make decisions 

that affect the course of our lives. 

You've gotta Do What You've gotta Do —

(reaches The Decision to stay 

with Clara and tell her The Truth —)

—and  I've gotta Do What I've gotta Do.

Let's Get Lost

Ted Lasso(S3x06)- Higgins plays bass Chet Baker Let’s Get Lost & Pillows...

[AFC Richmond Team shouting, clamoring] 

[shouts in Spanish] 

We are in Holland! 

We should try Dutch food!

As A Frenchman, 

I would rather die! No! 

[shouting, clamoring continues] 

Isaac McAdoo - The Captain :

Enough! We are riven by 

this crossroads! Is this it? 

[breathing shakily] 

Should we huddle around 

the laptop for a movie night? 

How else d-do we proceed? 

How doth we channel 

this lack of compromise? 

This dissension? This rage? 

Captain. [sighs]

STUDY!

Ted inspired by Bulls Triangle 

Offence & creates Total Football

Triangle, bitch

 -- STUDY!

[announcers speaking

indistinctly]

Waitress :

Here's your onion 

ring pyramid

and your 

Freedom fries.

Ted :

Thank you.

Waitress :

You enjoying 

The Game?

Ted :

Oh, yeah. Hey, you know what?

I bet you a thousand bucks

the Bulls will win 107 to 86.

[stammers]

I'm just kidding.

[both chuckle]

I remember watching this

game as a kid with my dad.

Yeah. I used to love watching 

basketball with him.

Waitress :

….Thank you for sharing.

And please feel free to choose 

from our menu of 

50 Nifty United Sauces.

And there's a lovely

queso from Puerto Rico.

Ted :

Oh. [stammers] You know what? Um, 

how about you just surprise me?

Waitress :

Can do.

Ted :

Thanks.

[announcer on TV] And the Bulls

drop into their triangle offense,

creating constant movement

between the players.

It's been the key to

their success this season.

It opens up for Jordan. 

He shoots. Yes!

Ted :

Pyramid ain't nothing

but A Triangle.

Actually, three triangles all

leaning on each other. 

[chuckles]

Howdy, Ted.

[announcer on TV

speaking indistinctly]

Hey. So, uh, how

does this one look?

[stammers]

Ted :

Why'd you bring me this one?

It's the best one.

Ted :

[chuckles]

Well, this is mighty strange.

Hello? [echoes]

The Spirit of True Adventure :

[disembodied voice] 

Hello, Ted.

Ted :

Hey, that's me. 

Who are you?

The Spirit of True Adventure :

I am The True Spirit 

of Adventure.

Ted :

Ooh, I like that. Well,

what's shakin’, TSA?

The Spirit of True Adventure :

Do you know where triangles 

come from, Ted?

Ted :

I don't know. God dropped

a square on the floor and 

it broke in half long-ways 

or something?

Whoopsie.

The Spirit of True Adventure :

No, Ted.

It's debated that the triangle

was first defined by Pythagoras

as any shape with three

sides and three corners.

Ted :

That's a good theorem.

The Spirit of True Adventure :

But throughout history, many believe

that triangles have held special powers.

Ted :

Oh, yeah.

The Spirit of True Adventure :

From The Holy Trinity of Christianity

to the trikaya of Buddhism.

There's also that spooky eye thing

on the back of the one-dollar bill.

Ted :

Oh, yeah.

The Spirit of True Adventure :

In some Native American cultures,

the triangle symbolizes home.

Ted :

Mmm. I'm sorry Europeans kicked all

them folks out of their triangle.

The Spirit of True Adventure :

But the concept of the triangle

reached its zenith in 1989 when a man 

called Tex Winter, an assistant-coach 

for your Chicago Bulls...

[crowd cheering] introduced 

his triangle offence.

The central component of which was for 

A Player to always have two available

teammates to whom he could pass The Ball.

Ted :

Mmm.

The Spirit of True Adventure :

These three players formed...

A Triangle.

The Spirit of True Adventure :

Bingo, Ringo.

But that was never the

only triangle on The Court.

For when The Players moved, they

created more and more triangles.

Hey, you're right.

The Spirit of True Adventure :

Actually, Ted, you're right.

Yes!

- [servers cheering, clapping]

- [server] Howdy, partner.

Hey. Can I borrow a pen?

- [server] Come on, boy!

- Thanks.

Oh, my God. He's still at it.

Yeah. It's pretty amazing.

[server 1 chuckles]

What the hell is he doing?

I don't know. But

he's got my pen.

[server 2] Derek's gonna

make you buy a new one.

Fucking hate Derek.

[both] Yeah.