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Monday November 7, 1994
[We see Billy and Dillon walking up to Carolina Circle Mall.]
Billy: Remember, because you paid Lester with future money, which made him and Biff mad. Apparently, they will kill you and your brother sometime in the future. Your brother will be erased first and if we don’t act immediately, you’ll soon follow.
[Cut to Billy and Dillon walking up to the entrance of Monk’s.]
Billy: Do you see Biff or Lester?
Dillon: Nope.
Billy: You go inside and I’ll keep a look out from out here.
[Cut to Dillon walking into Monk’s. The Sign by Ace of Base is playing on the jukebox. Lauren and Kristi are dancing. Dillon walks up to the counter to Don Linder.]
Don: Hey, you’re the guy who thinks Lester’s going to get a computer store job!
Dillon: Well where is he?
Don: He’s taking the payphone to Wesley Long Hospital and won’t be back until 2:00.
Dillon: What time is it?
Henry: 1:00.
Dillon: Good. I’ll have a milkshake. Strawberry.
[A milkshake slides down the counter to Dillon and he starts drinking it. A toilet is heard flushing and Biff walks out of the bathroom.]
Biff: Hey Jones! I thought I told you to never come in here! So make like a tree and get out of here!
Dillon: No crazy person tells me what to do.
Biff: So, you think you’re pretty wise huh?
[Lester and Reddy in.]
Lester: Bad news folks! The doctor said it doesn’t look like my baby will make it through. Hey!
[Lester walks up to Dillon.]
Lester: Well you have a lot of nerve.
Reddy: We all know about your fake money.
Biff: And you owe us big for that crime and we’re going to take it out on you!
Dillon: Whoa! What the heck is that?!
[Dillon points to the back wall and Biff, Lester, and Reddy turn their heads. Dillon pushes them down and runs out.]
Biff: Get him!
[Cut to Dillon running out of the mall.]
Dillon: Kid! Stop!
Jeremy: Hey!
Dillon: I need to borrow your skateboard.
[Dillon grabs the skateboard and skates toward the mall. Biff, Lester, and Reddy pull up behind him on a motorcycle.]
Dillon: Jiminy crickets!
[They speed into the mall.]
Biff: Speed up you infernal contraption!
[Biff puts the motorcycle into full power.]
Dillon: Jiminy crickets!
[Dillon grabs onto the carousel and goes around 5 times. Dillon leaves the carousel, Dillon jumps off the skateboard, the skateboard goes under the gate, and Dillon lands back on going at a high speed.]
Biff: We’ll chase him into No Man’s Land.
[Biff chases Dillon into the women’s restroom.]
Women: Ah!
Dillon: Sorry. I thought this was the men’s restroom.
[Dillon skates out of the restroom and Biff chases him into Montgomery Ward.]
Biff: I may be causing harmful gas to be going through the mall, but it’s worth it.
[They ride out of the mall and Dillon spots a police car.]
Biff: I’m going to ram him!
Dillon (Thinking): Great! The police! I need to get those guys to run into the car. Alright Dillon, maybe two days of living in the ‘90s has rubbed off on you. Think ‘90s.
Dillon: Hey guys! Macaulay Culkin is in that car!
Biff: Really?
[Biff turns toward the police car and Dillon jumps off of his skateboard.]
Biff: Cops!
[Biff collides with the police car. The staff and customers of Monk’s run to the crash site. Don walks up to Biff and Lester and starts laughing.]
Biff: I’m going to get that jerk.
Dillon: Time to get that tape.
[Billy walks up.]
Billy: I see you had an adventure.
Dillon: Yes.
[We see Billy and Dillon walking out of Camelot Music with an audio cassette.]
Billy: This should work.
[Lester walks up. He now has bandages all over himself.]
Lester: You!
Dillon: Who!
Lester: This tape should cover the Pepsi.
Dillon: No.
Lester: No?
[Lester pulls out a bomb.]
Lester: I said I would destroy this mall if I had to. I guess I will.
Billy: Ah!
Dillon: Billy catch!
Billy: Distract him!
Dillon (Thinking): Alright Dillon, if you did it with Biff, you can do it with Lester. Think of something else very ‘90s.
Dillon: Lester, Jonathan Taylor Thomas is walking out of Montgomery Ward!
Lester: Really?
[Dillon throws the tape to Billy and Billy catches it. Lester turns his head toward Montgomery Ward and Dillon kicks Lester in the groin.]
Lester (High Pitch): Ahhhhhhhhhhhohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Dillon: Yes!
[Dillon grabs the bomb and disposes it.]
Billy: Dillon, hurry!
[Billy and Dillon run out of the mall.]
Billy: The mall is safe for now. But how about you?
[Dillon looks at the picture. Half of Chris’s body is gone.]
Dillon: Worse!
[We see Billy and Dillon eating pizza from Pizza Hut and watching “What Would You Do?”.]
Billy: So what do you think of 1994?
Dillon: I kind of miss the Internet, but this year is fun!
Billy: Didn’t you say you like Elvis?
Dillon: Yeah. I’m an Elvisgeek.
Billy: Is that another one of those unusual body functions?
Dillon: No, I’m just like a Roadgeek except I like Elvis instead.
[A Telephone Tammy commercial comes on the TV.]
Dillon: Why do those girls look so different? We certainly don’t have anything like that in 2007.
Billy: Just call this “Time Shock”. It’s natural for people who go to another period in time their not used to.
Dillon: True.
[A Motocykes commercial comes on.]
Dillon: Alright, are those bikes or motorcycles?
Billy: Those are bikes that look like motorcycles. There’s one at Montgomery Ward I want so much.
Dillon: In 2007, you can probably get one of those off of eBay for about $10.00.
Billy: I’ve heard of the San Francisco Bay, but the eBay?
[Megan walks in.]
Megan: Hey Billy.
Billy: Hey Megan.
Dillon: Megan Thompson?
Billy: This is my friend Dillon.
Megan: Well hey Dillon.
[Dillon and Megan shake hands.]
Billy: What’s that thing you’ve got?
Megan: It’s one of those portable computers. My family’s had it for about two years, but I haven’t had the chance to show you. It’s amazing that they can make a computer so small that it can fit in your lap. It even has that thing called Windows.
Billy: Whoa! This thing is neat!
Dillon: Does it have a CD burner and a DVD-ROM?
Megan: Who would want to burn a CD and what’s a DVD?
Billy: He has an overactive imagination.
Megan: Do you want to borrow it? I need it back before Sunday.
Billy: I don’t know. I don’t think I’m ready to use a computer yet.
Megan: Billy, this is the ‘90s. People all over the world are starting to use them.
Billy: I guess I can take a look at it. This should be an interesting experience.
Dillon: That’s a nice laptop, but Billy’s future self has one with an Intel Centrino processor, 80 GB hard drive, and 1 GB of RAM!
Billy: Like I said; overactive imagination.
Megan: Let me show you how it works.
[Megan boots the computer up and MS-DOS loads.]
Megan: You type in “win”.
[Megan types in “win”.]
Megan: And here’s Microsoft Windows 3.1!
Dillon: Why isn’t it in color? Billy’s future laptop is in color.
Billy: Enough with your overactive imagination!
Dillon: Enough with your overactive imagination statement!
[Megan notices Dillon’s shirt.]
Megan: Nice shirt. Do you like Elvis?
Dillon: Do I like Elvis? I like Elvis as much as Billy would love to go back to the ‘90s.
Megan: Uh, he’s already in the ‘90s.
Dillon: Oh yeah, I forgot. Anyway, yes I’m a huge Elvis fanatic.
Megan: Wow, I’m into Elvis too. I think that if you can work on your overactive imagination, we can be friends.
Dillon: Uh sure kid.
Megan: Anyway, I’ve got to run. Oh yeah, I’m having a late night dinner tomorrow night. Do you want to come?
Billy: Sure.
Megan: Alright, I’ll see you tomorrow.
[Megan walks out the door.]
Billy: Didn’t you say she slapped you in the future?
Dillon: Yeah.
Billy: It doesn’t seem like she wants to slap you now. Dillon, are you sure you want to go back to 2007?
Dillon: I do, but I’ve got a plan to get her to like me in the future.
[Dillon walks away.]
Billy: I don’t like the sound of that! Couldn’t we ride down to Carolina Circle Mall and talk this over on the carousel?
Tuesday November 8, 1994
[We see Billy and Dillon walking toward Billy’s truck.]
Billy: Hurry up Dillon! Megan’s expecting us for dinner in 15 minutes!
Dillon: Sorry, but my Elvis plate is heavy!
Billy: What the heck do you have in there?
Dillon: 30 fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches.
Billy: Figures.
[We see Billy, Dillon, and Billy’s friend Paul in Billy’s truck driving down US-29 South.]
Dillon: This road’s too rough. But it’s much smoother in 2007.
Billy: Dillon, quit living in the future.
Dillon: I can’t help it. I’m suffering from severe 2000’s withdrawal.
Paul: What the heck are you guy’s talking about?
Billy: I think it’s time for a little Puff (The Magic Dragon).
Paul: Alright!
Billy: I’m a Peter, Paul, & Mary addict.
[Billy sticks the Peter, Paul, & Mary cassette tape in the tape player and Puff (The Magic Dragon) plays. Billy and Paul start singing.]
Billy: Dillon, join us.
Dillon: No thanks.
Paul: This is quality G rated music.
Dillon: Oh alright.
[Dillon joins in. The truck then approaches Paul’s friend Terry Lee.]
Paul: Pull over!
Dillon: No, actually I’m wearing a t-shirt.
Paul: No, it’s Terry. Get in!
[Terry gets in the back of the truck.]
Billy: Terry, what’s wrong?
Terry: They were having a discount on candy at Woolworth and I think I had one too many Starbursts.
[The truck drives past K-Mart, Carolina Circle Mall, Toys R’ Us, and Service Merchandise. Text flashes on the bottom of the screen that says “Major ‘90s Montage”. Cut to the truck pulling up to Megan’s house on Summit Avenue.]
Dillon: So this is Megan’s house? In 2007, it’s a street-side pet store.
[We see Billy, Dillon, Paul, and Terry walking into Megan’s house.]
Megan: Hey guys. Billy, you didn’t tell me you were bringing Terry.
Billy: He was on the side of the highway. We couldn’t just leave him there.
[We see Dillon, Megan, Paul, and Terry at the dinner table.]
Megan: Billy! Hurry up!
Billy: Here we go! Time for Home Improvement!
[Billy rolls a TV into the dining room.]
Billy: Now we can watch Tim Allen while we eat.
Megan: We have a TV on the counter over there.
Billy: Darn.
Dillon: Hey, I’ve seen this one before! This is the one where Tim accidentally videotapes him and his friends at the hardware store making fun of Jill’s speech!
Paul: What do you mean? It’s brand new.
Billy: Would you believe it? The boy’s psychic!
Megan: He also has an overactive imagination. Dillon, tell me about Elvis.
Dillon: Elvis? He was born on January 8, 1935.
Megan: Really? I’m into Elvis too.
Terry: Actually, I’m into Boyz II Men.
Paul: Dillon, why haven’t I seen you around before?
Dillon: I’m, uh, a traveling Elvis impersonator? I just moved into town Saturday.
Terry: When’s your next concert?
Dillon: Uh, Sunday.
Megan: Billy, how’s that portable computer?
Billy: It’s amazing. I just can’t believe that they can make a computer small enough to take anywhere.
Dillon: Are you kidding? That thing’s huge and it’s heavier than Michael Nick after the Greensboro Cheese Festival.
Megan: Dillon, do you have a computer?
Dillon: Oh yes of course. I’ve got two of them.
Paul: Wow! You must be rich!
Megan: Come on Paul, no one has two computers. You know Dillon, other than your disturbing overactive imagination; I think you’re pretty hot.
[Megan squeezes Dillon’s leg.]
Dillon: I’ve got to run! Thanks for dinner; I’ll see you in Oz!
Megan: Hold on! Is it alright if I talk with you about something?
Dillon (Nervously): Uh, sure.
[We see Dillon and Megan outside of the house talking.]
Megan: Listen, I find your interest in Elvis fascinating. Is it alright if we have some dinner together Saturday night at Carolina Circle Mall and maybe go to the Carolina Circle Mall Rhythm Ceremony ‘94?
Dillon: Well I’m uh…
[Megan starts to cry.]
Dillon: Free that night.
Megan: Oh sure. I’ll see you then.
[We see Billy and Dillon in Billy’s truck on US-29 North.]
Dillon: I don’t believe it. I’ve got a date with a 3 year old.
Billy: Dillon, you can’t go to the Carolina Circle Mall dance with Megan!
Dillon: But I can’t hurt her feelings. She’s only 3 years old. Besides, her future self slapped me. If I can get her to like me in 1994, she’ll like me in 2007.
Billy: First of all, we can’t damage the timeline anymore than it is now. Second, we’ve got to concentrate on getting Biff and Lester off our backs and getting you home!
Dillon: Don’t worry, I’ll think of a way out of it.
Billy: You better.
[Dillon looks at the picture. Chris’s body is gone from the waist up.]
Dillon: I better.
To be continued.
By the way, if you were wondering what Carolina Circle Mall's carousel and food court looked like, take a look at this early '90s picture.
CarouselAnd this is what the "main entrance arch" looked like.
Main Entrance Arch