Old Biff thinks he's talking to Marty Jr., and tells how Marty McFly Sr. had his own life completely flushed down the toilet. Both supported him as they enforced the Tannens' rule over the Hill Valley townsfolk, including George and Lorraine McFly.
Biff angrily tried to clobber Marty, only to in turn get hit over the head from his father's old transforming speakeasy table and knocked out cold. Biff like the rest of the Tannen family bullied people to get what he wanted.
In no matter what era or timeline, Biff is a loutish, despicable, violent, intimidating bully, as well as extremely unintelligent, rude, insensitive, lustful and thuggish.He is also a coward at heart. As the newspaper reports on several events that took place on March 27, including Nikita Khrushchev becoming Soviet premier and Eisenhower curbing oil imports, we may surmise that Biff's big event was also the previous day. During his theft of the DeLorean in 1991, he said "Have a nice trip, see you next winter!" He and Lorraine suffered intimidation and paid protection money, while Marty was run out of town for causing an "incident with a manure truck" to befall Biff. Biff, however, would refuse to comply with Marty's requests. Non-canon or disputable information ends here. Biff was still a jerk and more passive-aggressive than a bully, but could be nice when necessary, usually to get out of trouble. Biff and Lorraine got married after 1973. In this version of history, he had been married three times. Even in this police state, Biff was still an unruly man and a churlish individual, as he claimed to engage in alcohol consumption, illicit sexual relations and allowing dogs to run around wherever they pleased (dog ownership being outlawed in this timeline).
The less antagonistic Biff, rummaging through Doc's lab equipment in 1986.
In 1958, starting on his 21st birthday, Biff soon became very rich and powerful, eventually starting up his toxic waste company BiffCo and a casino hotel in Hill Valley (at least twenty-seven stories high), named "Biff's Pleasure Paradise", changing the laws of California to legalize casino gambling in 1979. His existence might lead one to believe that Buford had sired his son prior to being arrested. After Marty had gone to 1885, there was some question about whether the arrest (and possible hanging) of Buford Tannen would negate the existence of some of Buford's descendants, including Biff. [5], Biff as a youngster was known to bully other children from around the age of five. Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Biff_(name)&oldid=959479965, Articles which use infobox templates with no data rows, Short description is different from Wikidata, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, Biff Baker, Cold War spy in the American TV series, Biff Brannon, a character in Carson McCullers's novel, Biff Loman, son of Willy Loman in Arthur Miller's, "Biff", nickname of Levi, Jesus' best friend in, Biff Robinson, a character in the book series, This page was last edited on 29 May 2020, at 00:23. Over the next 30 years, he remembered seeing the flying DeLorean taking off. Just before Marty and Doc returned with Jennifer, Biff returned to 2015 and got out of the DeLorean with difficulty, then suddenly clutched his chest in pain, causing the top of his cane to break off and fall inside the car.
This largely goes unnoticed by the guards, as Edna has demanded the guards' top priority be focused on reconditioning First Citizen Brown. It shows him holding an oversized check and shows the newspaper, which Doc and Marty later examine in person; the paper is dated March 28, 1958. As a result, George became much more confident, and was no longer one of Biff's victims.
Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 3: Citizen Brown, Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 4: Double Visions, Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 5: OUTATIME, Back to the Future: Untold Tales and Alternate Timelines, The Secrets of the Back to the Future Trilogy, https://backtothefuture.fandom.com/wiki/Biff_Tannen?oldid=60894, By the time he reaches age 79, Biff is a lot smarter than he had been at 49 or at 19, Besides the more obvious point, where he is with the 1955 Biff, he is very exasperated with Biff's penchant for mixing up. However when Marty fixes everything by going back to 1955 and burns the almanac before young Biff can use it, everything goes back to normal. Biff may have also been allowing Linda McFly to live the carefree life of a playgirl, but threatened that he would stop paying off her credit card bills. It is requested that this article, or a section of this article, be expanded. When the older Biff alters the timeline by giving the sports almanac to himself in 1955, Biff becomes vicious, corrupt and abusive like dictator who mistreats Loraine and Marty, and has murdered George.
He also once said "That's about as funny as a screen door on a battleship" instead of submarine. In 1986, Biff's long reign of terror finally came to an end when, in an attempt to visit 1996 in order to obtain future information to help him become President of the United States in 1988, he was instead temporarily sent back by Doc Brown to 1884, where he was murdered by his great-grandfather Buford Tannen upon calling him "Mad Dog." Here Biff's aggressiveness took on a more passive element as Marty argued with him over Doc's notebook that was hidden inside a demonstration model of the Hill Valley Courthouse. Biff Tannen in Back to the future Animated series. In the alternate timeline created by Doc Brown and Marty McFly preventing Edna Strickland from accidentally burning down Hill Valley, the end result was Edna being arrested for drunk driving, arson, and resisting arrest. On their first encounter at high school in 1954, George had a hero sandwich rubbed into his face by Biff after Dale Carnegie's claim in his book How to Win Friends and Influence People that a man cannot remain hostile if one showed one was sincerely interested in him proved somewhat ineffective.[8].
The programming's hold over him was finally broken when Biff wound up in a room filled with all the magazines, videos and booze that had been confiscated from him and other citizens. Biff was once shown driving a tow truck, indicating he still has his auto detailing business, but has now become more successful at it with increased capital. He was feared by most of his schoolmates. Biff Simpson is a fugitive Nazi and one of the main characters in Hunters.
After Doc disposed of Gray's Sports Almanac in the trash, Biff claimed it for himself.
Why Biff never hassled Doc during the preceding 30 years is also never explained. She often took Einstein, Doc's dog, for exercise daily. When he sees the DeLorean, he says to himself he saw a flying DeLorean 30 years ago. While normally maintaining an appearance of being obsequious, Biff's original bad attitude still lurked beneath the surface and emerges occasionally, like his reaction to seeing the DeLorean take off and when he snapped at Marty when Marty approached his truck after his adventure in 1885.
Old Biff thinks he's talking to Marty Jr., and tells how Marty McFly Sr. had his own life completely flushed down the toilet. Both supported him as they enforced the Tannens' rule over the Hill Valley townsfolk, including George and Lorraine McFly.
Biff angrily tried to clobber Marty, only to in turn get hit over the head from his father's old transforming speakeasy table and knocked out cold. Biff like the rest of the Tannen family bullied people to get what he wanted.
In no matter what era or timeline, Biff is a loutish, despicable, violent, intimidating bully, as well as extremely unintelligent, rude, insensitive, lustful and thuggish.He is also a coward at heart. As the newspaper reports on several events that took place on March 27, including Nikita Khrushchev becoming Soviet premier and Eisenhower curbing oil imports, we may surmise that Biff's big event was also the previous day. During his theft of the DeLorean in 1991, he said "Have a nice trip, see you next winter!" He and Lorraine suffered intimidation and paid protection money, while Marty was run out of town for causing an "incident with a manure truck" to befall Biff. Biff, however, would refuse to comply with Marty's requests. Non-canon or disputable information ends here. Biff was still a jerk and more passive-aggressive than a bully, but could be nice when necessary, usually to get out of trouble. Biff and Lorraine got married after 1973. In this version of history, he had been married three times. Even in this police state, Biff was still an unruly man and a churlish individual, as he claimed to engage in alcohol consumption, illicit sexual relations and allowing dogs to run around wherever they pleased (dog ownership being outlawed in this timeline).
The less antagonistic Biff, rummaging through Doc's lab equipment in 1986.
In 1958, starting on his 21st birthday, Biff soon became very rich and powerful, eventually starting up his toxic waste company BiffCo and a casino hotel in Hill Valley (at least twenty-seven stories high), named "Biff's Pleasure Paradise", changing the laws of California to legalize casino gambling in 1979. His existence might lead one to believe that Buford had sired his son prior to being arrested. After Marty had gone to 1885, there was some question about whether the arrest (and possible hanging) of Buford Tannen would negate the existence of some of Buford's descendants, including Biff. [5], Biff as a youngster was known to bully other children from around the age of five. Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Biff_(name)&oldid=959479965, Articles which use infobox templates with no data rows, Short description is different from Wikidata, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, Biff Baker, Cold War spy in the American TV series, Biff Brannon, a character in Carson McCullers's novel, Biff Loman, son of Willy Loman in Arthur Miller's, "Biff", nickname of Levi, Jesus' best friend in, Biff Robinson, a character in the book series, This page was last edited on 29 May 2020, at 00:23. Over the next 30 years, he remembered seeing the flying DeLorean taking off. Just before Marty and Doc returned with Jennifer, Biff returned to 2015 and got out of the DeLorean with difficulty, then suddenly clutched his chest in pain, causing the top of his cane to break off and fall inside the car.
This largely goes unnoticed by the guards, as Edna has demanded the guards' top priority be focused on reconditioning First Citizen Brown. It shows him holding an oversized check and shows the newspaper, which Doc and Marty later examine in person; the paper is dated March 28, 1958. As a result, George became much more confident, and was no longer one of Biff's victims.
Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 3: Citizen Brown, Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 4: Double Visions, Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 5: OUTATIME, Back to the Future: Untold Tales and Alternate Timelines, The Secrets of the Back to the Future Trilogy, https://backtothefuture.fandom.com/wiki/Biff_Tannen?oldid=60894, By the time he reaches age 79, Biff is a lot smarter than he had been at 49 or at 19, Besides the more obvious point, where he is with the 1955 Biff, he is very exasperated with Biff's penchant for mixing up. However when Marty fixes everything by going back to 1955 and burns the almanac before young Biff can use it, everything goes back to normal. Biff may have also been allowing Linda McFly to live the carefree life of a playgirl, but threatened that he would stop paying off her credit card bills. It is requested that this article, or a section of this article, be expanded. When the older Biff alters the timeline by giving the sports almanac to himself in 1955, Biff becomes vicious, corrupt and abusive like dictator who mistreats Loraine and Marty, and has murdered George.
He also once said "That's about as funny as a screen door on a battleship" instead of submarine. In 1986, Biff's long reign of terror finally came to an end when, in an attempt to visit 1996 in order to obtain future information to help him become President of the United States in 1988, he was instead temporarily sent back by Doc Brown to 1884, where he was murdered by his great-grandfather Buford Tannen upon calling him "Mad Dog." Here Biff's aggressiveness took on a more passive element as Marty argued with him over Doc's notebook that was hidden inside a demonstration model of the Hill Valley Courthouse. Biff Tannen in Back to the future Animated series. In the alternate timeline created by Doc Brown and Marty McFly preventing Edna Strickland from accidentally burning down Hill Valley, the end result was Edna being arrested for drunk driving, arson, and resisting arrest. On their first encounter at high school in 1954, George had a hero sandwich rubbed into his face by Biff after Dale Carnegie's claim in his book How to Win Friends and Influence People that a man cannot remain hostile if one showed one was sincerely interested in him proved somewhat ineffective.[8].
The programming's hold over him was finally broken when Biff wound up in a room filled with all the magazines, videos and booze that had been confiscated from him and other citizens. Biff was once shown driving a tow truck, indicating he still has his auto detailing business, but has now become more successful at it with increased capital. He was feared by most of his schoolmates. Biff Simpson is a fugitive Nazi and one of the main characters in Hunters.
After Doc disposed of Gray's Sports Almanac in the trash, Biff claimed it for himself.
Why Biff never hassled Doc during the preceding 30 years is also never explained. She often took Einstein, Doc's dog, for exercise daily. When he sees the DeLorean, he says to himself he saw a flying DeLorean 30 years ago. While normally maintaining an appearance of being obsequious, Biff's original bad attitude still lurked beneath the surface and emerges occasionally, like his reaction to seeing the DeLorean take off and when he snapped at Marty when Marty approached his truck after his adventure in 1885.
When Marty first encounters Biff in 1986G, he is seen freshly graduated from the Citizen Plus Program and shaking hands with Citizen Brown.
He also paid doctors to drastically increase Lorraine's bustline, and gave only marginal support to his three stepchildren. Formerly the bully, Biff was himself being bullied by his grandson Griff. Biff's first wife was Marilyn Monroe. It is fair to say he wasn't intelligent during his youth as he constantly got his metaphors incorrect and he had to force George to do his homework for him. Biff's rampage would not last long, as he was soon captured and remanded to the Citizen Plus Ward under heavy guard. In 1991, Doc established the Institute of Future Technology (IFT). In the original timeline, Biff did not have any brothers.
Once the improvements have been completed, you may remove this notice and the page's listing. What do you think?". Biff still seemed to like harassing people, including Marty (whom he thought was Marty's future son Marty McFly Jr.), and the handle on his cane was in the shape of a closed fist, which he used to rap people on the head because his own hands were now too feeble to hit anyone hard — although he remained cautious and apprehensive around George McFly. Anybody home?" From them on he treats George with respect and even addresses him as "Mr. McFly". He carefully kept and preserved the Almanac, the source of his success in his personal safe behind his portrait for further use in the next few years until the Almanac information expired in 2000. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. For example, he said "make like a tree and get out of here" instead of "make like a tree and leave" on more than one occasion.
Old Biff thinks he's talking to Marty Jr., and tells how Marty McFly Sr. had his own life completely flushed down the toilet. Both supported him as they enforced the Tannens' rule over the Hill Valley townsfolk, including George and Lorraine McFly.
Biff angrily tried to clobber Marty, only to in turn get hit over the head from his father's old transforming speakeasy table and knocked out cold. Biff like the rest of the Tannen family bullied people to get what he wanted.
In no matter what era or timeline, Biff is a loutish, despicable, violent, intimidating bully, as well as extremely unintelligent, rude, insensitive, lustful and thuggish.He is also a coward at heart. As the newspaper reports on several events that took place on March 27, including Nikita Khrushchev becoming Soviet premier and Eisenhower curbing oil imports, we may surmise that Biff's big event was also the previous day. During his theft of the DeLorean in 1991, he said "Have a nice trip, see you next winter!" He and Lorraine suffered intimidation and paid protection money, while Marty was run out of town for causing an "incident with a manure truck" to befall Biff. Biff, however, would refuse to comply with Marty's requests. Non-canon or disputable information ends here. Biff was still a jerk and more passive-aggressive than a bully, but could be nice when necessary, usually to get out of trouble. Biff and Lorraine got married after 1973. In this version of history, he had been married three times. Even in this police state, Biff was still an unruly man and a churlish individual, as he claimed to engage in alcohol consumption, illicit sexual relations and allowing dogs to run around wherever they pleased (dog ownership being outlawed in this timeline).
The less antagonistic Biff, rummaging through Doc's lab equipment in 1986.
In 1958, starting on his 21st birthday, Biff soon became very rich and powerful, eventually starting up his toxic waste company BiffCo and a casino hotel in Hill Valley (at least twenty-seven stories high), named "Biff's Pleasure Paradise", changing the laws of California to legalize casino gambling in 1979. His existence might lead one to believe that Buford had sired his son prior to being arrested. After Marty had gone to 1885, there was some question about whether the arrest (and possible hanging) of Buford Tannen would negate the existence of some of Buford's descendants, including Biff. [5], Biff as a youngster was known to bully other children from around the age of five. Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Biff_(name)&oldid=959479965, Articles which use infobox templates with no data rows, Short description is different from Wikidata, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, Biff Baker, Cold War spy in the American TV series, Biff Brannon, a character in Carson McCullers's novel, Biff Loman, son of Willy Loman in Arthur Miller's, "Biff", nickname of Levi, Jesus' best friend in, Biff Robinson, a character in the book series, This page was last edited on 29 May 2020, at 00:23. Over the next 30 years, he remembered seeing the flying DeLorean taking off. Just before Marty and Doc returned with Jennifer, Biff returned to 2015 and got out of the DeLorean with difficulty, then suddenly clutched his chest in pain, causing the top of his cane to break off and fall inside the car.
This largely goes unnoticed by the guards, as Edna has demanded the guards' top priority be focused on reconditioning First Citizen Brown. It shows him holding an oversized check and shows the newspaper, which Doc and Marty later examine in person; the paper is dated March 28, 1958. As a result, George became much more confident, and was no longer one of Biff's victims.
Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 3: Citizen Brown, Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 4: Double Visions, Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 5: OUTATIME, Back to the Future: Untold Tales and Alternate Timelines, The Secrets of the Back to the Future Trilogy, https://backtothefuture.fandom.com/wiki/Biff_Tannen?oldid=60894, By the time he reaches age 79, Biff is a lot smarter than he had been at 49 or at 19, Besides the more obvious point, where he is with the 1955 Biff, he is very exasperated with Biff's penchant for mixing up. However when Marty fixes everything by going back to 1955 and burns the almanac before young Biff can use it, everything goes back to normal. Biff may have also been allowing Linda McFly to live the carefree life of a playgirl, but threatened that he would stop paying off her credit card bills. It is requested that this article, or a section of this article, be expanded. When the older Biff alters the timeline by giving the sports almanac to himself in 1955, Biff becomes vicious, corrupt and abusive like dictator who mistreats Loraine and Marty, and has murdered George.
He also once said "That's about as funny as a screen door on a battleship" instead of submarine. In 1986, Biff's long reign of terror finally came to an end when, in an attempt to visit 1996 in order to obtain future information to help him become President of the United States in 1988, he was instead temporarily sent back by Doc Brown to 1884, where he was murdered by his great-grandfather Buford Tannen upon calling him "Mad Dog." Here Biff's aggressiveness took on a more passive element as Marty argued with him over Doc's notebook that was hidden inside a demonstration model of the Hill Valley Courthouse. Biff Tannen in Back to the future Animated series. In the alternate timeline created by Doc Brown and Marty McFly preventing Edna Strickland from accidentally burning down Hill Valley, the end result was Edna being arrested for drunk driving, arson, and resisting arrest. On their first encounter at high school in 1954, George had a hero sandwich rubbed into his face by Biff after Dale Carnegie's claim in his book How to Win Friends and Influence People that a man cannot remain hostile if one showed one was sincerely interested in him proved somewhat ineffective.[8].
The programming's hold over him was finally broken when Biff wound up in a room filled with all the magazines, videos and booze that had been confiscated from him and other citizens. Biff was once shown driving a tow truck, indicating he still has his auto detailing business, but has now become more successful at it with increased capital. He was feared by most of his schoolmates. Biff Simpson is a fugitive Nazi and one of the main characters in Hunters.
After Doc disposed of Gray's Sports Almanac in the trash, Biff claimed it for himself.
Why Biff never hassled Doc during the preceding 30 years is also never explained. She often took Einstein, Doc's dog, for exercise daily. When he sees the DeLorean, he says to himself he saw a flying DeLorean 30 years ago. While normally maintaining an appearance of being obsequious, Biff's original bad attitude still lurked beneath the surface and emerges occasionally, like his reaction to seeing the DeLorean take off and when he snapped at Marty when Marty approached his truck after his adventure in 1885.
