Back to the Future: The Complete Animated Series [DVD]

Best 15 bucks i ever spent.

Back to the Future 1,2 and 3 are the best movies ever made, this is just a great addition to the collection and a fun show to watch as a kid and even as an adult

Bought as a gift. It arrived quickly and was exactly what he wanted.

Fast delivery.

My son is a huge fan of back to the future and just one more thing he was able to enjoy

season 1 is great, season 2 gets out there and mainly only focuses on the kids, enjoyed the old science experiments with doc. brought back memories.

I bought this DVD set (apparently these cartoons are ONLY available on DVD) for my six year-old son who loves the "Back to the Future" trilogy movies. I had no idea there was a cartoon version and we were greatly pleased to watch it as they are not only very entertaining, but enriching as well. All the episodes (26 in total) include a lot of history and science in their adventures. Every episode has the real actor Christopher Lloyd introducing it and at the end there is a scientific experiment presented with Bill Nye "The Science Guy". Some of these experiments are very easy to make at home with your kid. The cartoons are very well done (reminded me of the Magic School Bus style of production) and it's great to see the main characters of "Back to the Future" continuing even more cool adventures as cartoons. The two kids of Doc Brown and Clara (Jules and Verne) now play important roles in these adventures. I wish they were available for streaming, but we're lucky we still have a DVD player. Highly recommended!

Its like waking up on Saturday morning, with my mixer bowl full of overly sweeten' Smurf cereal (or was it Donkey Kong Junior? Ya' remember that? Even, E.T. had his own!) mixed with Sugar Smacks, in my "whitey-tighties" in front of a floored box tv, binge watching everything from Super Mario Bro's (-World), Capt Planet , ThunderCats, to well Back to the Future!And just like in good ol' 1980's fashion, EVERY cartoon had a moral to tell, but unlike most 1980's cartoons this one (...did not have a cereal, lol, but seriously...) featured an up & coming scientist by the name of Bill Nye (hears he's some kind of "Science Guy" now) and really cool, safe, at-home science experiments (wink, wink, hint-hint Stay-@-Home parent-teachers in 2020!)Binge watched the whole serious PLUS the Christmas special DVD they had made! Hope, you enjoy too!