https://www.interviewmagazine.com/film/christopher-lloyd-michael-j-fox-back-to-the-future-in-my-own-time-memoir

It's for the release of Christopher Lloyd's new memoir, "In My Own Time." Look at those photos!

Decided to dress up as Marty for Halloween this year. There is a guy in my hometown who builds replicas. Got his contact info and asked if I could shoot some pics with his car. Back to the future is my favorite movie and this was truly a once in a lifetime experience for me!

By: the-real-nikki19

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1: Reference to the first film in Laid-Back Camp

2: Reference to the movie poster in the ending of Himitsu no Akko-chan

3: An almost shot-for-shot bit in DanDaDan, which I'll put a link to at the end of this post

4: Chuck Thorndyke from Sonic X [he doesn't only look like Doc, he's also a scientist and inventor like Doc]

There are others out there, but I can't get them because the video's either behind a paywall or the video simply doesn't exist on the internet

Here's the link to the BTTF homage in DanDaDan that I said I'd put here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0RqlveE__4

The legendary JCPenney lot where Doc Brown tests the Time Machine, Marty hits 88 mph and goes back in time was fenced off by the new owners of Twin Pines/Lone Pine Mall, aka Puente Hills Mall, aka proposed data center. So, Future Flux Fest was held nearby at GamePoint. We found replica time machines, Doc's truck, Marty's truck and a few other movie and television vehicles, BTTF merchandise.
Also caught a glimpse of a few cast members including Lea Thompson (Lorraine Banes McFly). Though, we didn't wait in line for autographs we had a great time.

This is just something I thought about and felt like this was the best place to discuss it, and I could’ve just missed an important detail, but wouldn’t Marty’s original timeline be the alternate present we see when he comes back from 1955? Since he time traveled and messed with the past which created the alternate present/timeline but wouldn’t it have always been that way considering how time travel works?