Hey, everyone. Back to the Future was rejected 40 times by studios before getting made, a fact that

has definitely made some terrible screenwriters really stick with it. Today's book is We Don't

Need Roads by Kassine Gaines about the making of the trilogy. I'm Kellanerskin. I'm a comic, a father,

and up until I was 22, I had only seen the edited for TV version of Back to the Future.

So when I saw the real one, I was disappointed to find out that that Biff fellow has a bit of a

mouth on him.

Yes, swearing, definitely Biff's worst sin.

And I'm David Vance.

I had never seen a time travel movie where the time travel makes sense,

and I still haven't.

We Don't Need Roads is the story of the making of Back to the Future. It's also the slogan of

people who oppose the new infrastructure bill. And this is the book pile. So a quick reminder to please rate and review the book pile.

So a quick reminder to please rate and review the book pile.

If you don't, Kellan will go back in time and flirt with your mom.

So I grew up with this movie.

My grandparents had taped it off of TV.

And this was back at a time with the average person owned like 14 movies.

And half of them were recorded off of VHS tapes with commercial breaks and everything. So I wasn't kidding when I say that I saw it censored for TV, even cut for time. Like Biff's catchphrase was just

calling people a jerk. A jerk of butthead yeah so they made

him do ADR of jerk because they couldn't play butthead on TV yeah and if you can imagine it doesn't

you know my favorite show is Beavis and Jerk but I loved this movie as a kid I jerk.

But I love this movie as a kid. I still get goosebumps when I hear the soundtrack.

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