NYC taxi driver with amnesia, philosophical hippie and quirky ensemble member.
The 1955 version of Doc Brown, pioneering time travel science.
A mysterious, elderly figure who occasionally aids the brothers on their journey. In the final episode, he collaborates with Wirt and Beatrice to rescue Greg from the Beast's grasp, playing a crucial role in their survival and return home.
A belligerent and profane patient who shares an involuntary commitment status with McMurphy and Chief. He cheers for Chief's final escape.
Hutch's brother and lawyer who gets entangled in his violent world.
Eccentric inventor who creates a time-traveling DeLorean and guides Marty through temporal crises.
Eccentric uncle with electrical powers, marries Debbie Jellinsky.
Gomez's eccentric, bald brother who generates electricity and seeks love.
Corrupt official or associate, involved in political schemes.
An eccentric genius inventor who builds the time machine and guides Marty.
Judge Doom is the sinister human judge of Toontown who pursues Roger Rabbit and plans to erase Toontown with the Dip. He captures Eddie Valiant and Jessica Rabbit, reveals control of Cloverleaf Industries, and is exposed as Teddy Valiant’s murderer and a disguised toon before Eddie Valiant destroys him.
Itinerant bandit and thief who targets the neighborhood and steals George's valuables.
Christopher Lloyd has 210 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 24 cinematic universes — most prominently Back to the Future with 3 titles. Signature works include Taxi, Back to the Future, Back to the Future Part II. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 24 universes
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