Back to the Future fans got a treat on Friday night when Christopher Lloyd popped up on Fringe. Bonus: references to 1985 and a storyline revolves around traveling through time!

It seems appropriate to close the year Back to the Future turned twenty-five with the first episode of the animated series that ran from 1991 to 1992. This episode takes the cast to a war torn Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1864.

Back to the Future and its sequels have been quite the rage this week, certainly around these parts. But with the good must come the bad. While we love it, here is a collection of some of the film's mistakes.

This morning, Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson and Robert Zemeckis talked a little about their memories of making the movies and the impact that they've had on our culture on the today Show. It's just great stuff.

[Monday was the 25th anniversary of Doc Brown being gunned down by Libyan terrorists in Back to the Future, and the cast—including actors Christopher Lloyd and Michael J. Fox—had a little reunion. Photo via AP.]

Five years from now, Marty McFly will show up in Hill Valley to save his kids. We wanted to see just how prophetic Zemeckis was in 1989, when he designed Hill Valley: 2015. Find out after the jump!

Today at Gawker.TV, Bill Murray rocks his full Ghostbusters costume, Christopher Meloni apologizes to NYC for his show's blockage of your street, and Michael J. fox and Christopher Lloyd reunite in front of a Delorean

Marty McFly and Doc Brown reunited at last night's Scream Awards and spent the bulk of their time thanking fans, Robert Zemekis, Christopher Lloyd's friend's daughter, Chuck Berry, and John Delorean amidst a flurry of pyrotechnics and screaming goth kids.

Some people just have a good eye for spotting WTF-worthy moments on the silver screen. In this clip from classic 80s movie Back to the Future III, we see Doc's son for the perverted midget he really might have been.

Designer/TV personality Todd Oldham turns 48 today. Director Spike Jonze is turning 40. Catherine Deneuve is 66. Composer Marc Shaiman is 50. Publicity-seeking doctor and author Deepak Chopra is turning 63. Famed venture capitalist Alan Patricof turns 75 today. Carlos Mencia is turning 42. Actor Christopher Lloyd is 71. Former child star Jonathan Lipnicki is turning 19. And Jeff Goldblum, who is very much still alive despite what you may have read on the Internet a couple months back, is celebrating his 57th birthday today.

Designer, author, and reality TV host Todd Oldham is 47 today. Director Spike Jonze is turning 39. Catherine Deneuve is officially a senior citizen (at least in the U.S.): the actress turns 65 today. Composer Marc Shaiman is 49. Legendary venture capitalist Alan Patricof is 74. Carlos Mencia is celebrating his 41st. Actor Christopher Lloyd is turning 70. New L&O castmember Jeff Goldblum is 56. The rapper Shaggy turns 40. And Jonathan Lipnicki, the little boy from Jerry Maguire, is 18.