Where we're going... We don't NEED roads!

((Doc and your Doc-Mun!!!

I look like a potato but this was taken last week on the 20th and it’s probably the best moment of my life so far?! I waited 13 years for this moment <3

He always knew it would one day happen. Either here or there or any semblance of his dimension, Doc was bound to eventually bump into himself and make everything a bit awkward. The fact that he had been toying with the DeLorean to visit alternate dimensions made this even more plausible, and now? It was a reality.

He had attempted hiding the DeLorean but it was obviously of no use to someone who had been through this sort of thing before. Namely, himself.

The Tannen ancestry line had plagued Doc and Marty on countless adventures so much so that it honestly made Doc wonder why he, Marty, and the Tannens were all so important in the crux of the time-space continuum. Of course, it could also just be a major coincidence. But because of this, Doc now tended to keep tabs on the Tannen family just in case.

Biff’s daughter was around Marty’s age and just as much of a spitfire as her father but surprisingly didn’t tend to bump into Doc as often as one would think. That was about to change.

Doc had taken the DeLorean out for a spin and planned to pick up some things at the local Radio Shack before meeting up with Marty later on. Of course, a “quick” trip to Radio Shack often ended with Doc buying several things he didn’t realize he needed up until that point. And after an hour, almost dark out, Doc realized his parking job around the block maybe wasn’t the best idea. As he rounded the corner, arms full of bags of parts, he spotted young Tiff Tannen, the future mother of Griff. And she was attempting to remove the DeLorean’s hubcaps. All the hover conversions were likely the reason for all her issues attempting to remove them.

Sometimes Doc stared lovingly at his wife as if it was again the first time he had ever seen her. It brought him back to those days in the Old West that he loved so very much, and how he never would have thought that the woman whose life he saved would one day end up as the one by his side for the rest of his life.