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Originally Posted by PrivateJoker
Nice!!! I didn't think of that. I always thought Marty's GF was underutilized in the movies. (
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Unfortunately, the BTTF game starts out even worse. One of the fundamental rules of storytelling is that you have to show your audience "what's at stake". In "Get Tannen", Jennifer Parker's life will be at stake... and we have never seen her before in the game. Ouch, shouldn't have happened!
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Originally Posted by markeres
Yeah, we haven't even discussed Trixie Trotter yet. I think it's obviously a stage name, either for Marty's grandmother Sylvia (who looks suspiciously like Lorraine) or Edna.
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Edna, never. That would completely contradict her character. Marty's grandmother, maybe! A third possibility is that she's actually Jennifer's mother and married a handsome policeman in the original timeline, although a certain gang boss was interested in her.
Still, three people to be killed or vanish, Trixie, Artie & Officer Parker, isn't that a bit of an overkill?
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Originally Posted by moturu
Or Judge Brown might think that Artie was a bad guy and make Artie dissapear from existence.
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I don't think we'll get to SEE Judge Brown. There's no in-game model for him as well, I fear. Artie's life is threatened by Kid's gang and that's that.
Nonetheless, here's a short list of possible things to happen, just to show you how "predictions" work old-school:
- Young Doc and Edna will get a lot closer to each other. Bad news.

- The episode will not have many scenes with Young Emmet and focus on other, new characters instead.
- Artie will find his courage just like George did, making him a better father. Good news!
- The 1931 town square will be expanded upon, with more places to visit.
- Doc will tell Marty what to do to save his life, but not help him, because he's occupied with... say... repairing the time machine yet again. The scene shown in the earliest IGN screenshots will occur right at the beginning of the episode, although it won't look exactly the same.
- We will find out who burned down the speakeasy. Paradox or no, it could actually be Marty.

- Trixie might be performing in the speakeasy; it's unlikely that we don't see this place at all. As the only alternative, we'll have a stage setup very much like Jessica Rabbit's first appearance in "Roger Rabbit".
- Come to think of it, the interior of the speakeasy could bear an actual resemblance to one "inventory".
- Trixie WILL sing (LONG CUTSCENE!) and people will justly praise Jared Emerson-Johnson for this like a God.
- While we're there and with all the music going on, Marty could get his hands on a guitar. Maybe Trix needs some support??
- Kid Tannen won't get even the slightest jota more believeable and continue to be a mere Biff copy.
- At the end of the episode, Marty will think that he has done everything right and will head right back into his ol' present. But he's WRONG WRONG WRONG!