Episode 21: "Green Eyes"
First aired: May 7, 1990

With the series set in the late 1990s, several movie sequels that were not made at the time of production are mentioned, including 'Back to the Future, Part 5.'

 Episode 32: "Whacked to the Future"
First aired: 4 September, 1998

The title is the only reference, as far as I'm aware.

 Episode: "Back to Alvin's Future"
First aired: September 8, 1990

The Chipmunks time travel between 1985 and 1955 in a time machine similar to that of BTTF. There is picture on the cover of the video of a clocktower being struck by lightning and the Chipmunks sliding down a rope.

Other films titles parodies in "The Chipmunks go to the Movies" series - "Funny, We Shrunk the Adults", "Daytona Jones and the Pearl of Wisdom", "Bigger!", "Butmunk". Each film is parodied by the use of the story in a Chipmunks kind of way.

 Episode 22: "Hill Valley Brown-Out"
First aired: 21 November 1992

There is a shot of a local cinema where the marquee shows that BTTF is playing.

 Episode 67: "The Game is Chicken"
First aired: 2 January 1993

In this episode about illegal street racing, the phrase "Hello McFly" is used.

 Episode 8.10: "Back to the Furniture"
First aired: 23 February 1998

As well as the episode title, the episode itself follow the BTTF story somewhat, given that Bobby imagines himself back in time where what he does upsets his parent's relationship.

 Episode No. Unknown: "Title Unknown"
First aired: Date Unknown

The youngest brother is seen reading the Tales from Space comic that appeared in Back to the Future - distinguishable by the De Lorean-type space ship on the cover!

 Episode 129: "Conversations with Dead People"
First aired: 12 November 2002

Two of last year's villains, Andrew and Jonathon, return to Sunnydale in the hopes of uncovering "The Seal of Danzalthar" - although with differing agendas. At one point Andrew says to Jonathon, "Think McFly!"

 Episode 47: "Back to the Future"
First aired: 23 September 1996

The only reference to the film is in the episode title. Many of the third-season episodes of "Chicago Hope" were named after films. This episode is the follow-up to the season opener, named for 1985's Oscar-winning Out of Africa.

 Episode No. 11: "Paraducks"
First aired: September 19, 1991

Darkwing Duck travels to the past in a time-travelling golf buggy. Young Darkwing is a lot like George McFly and Darkwing sings a song at the end like Marty does in the film.

 Episode No. 18: "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"
First aired: October 6, 2002

The seniors-only dance is called "The Back to the Future Dance".

Emma is upset about her mother dating Mr Simpson, she and Manny decide to crash the dance.

"Degrassi: The Next Generation" follows on from the successful 80s series "Kids of Degrassi St", "Degrassi Junior High" and the TV move "School's Out".

 Episode No. 23: "Duck to the Future"
First aired: Unknown

The episode contains time travelling, but the only real reference is the episode title.

 Episode 65: "Pinch Hitters"
First aired: April 17, 1999

This series about a man who continues to receive tomorrow's newspaper every day included the character of a cab driver called Emmett Brown.

 Episode 4: "Mind Over Murder"
First aired: 25 April 1999

Stewie, a baby genius, designs a time machine. When his father's friends see the blueprints, one of them says, "Oh, yeah, that's where the Flux Capacitor goes."

A strange marriage of BTTF and Shaft - where both are parodied in a film spoof called "Black to the Future." The main character of the film, Funky McFly, goes back in time in a De Lorean after shouting, "It's outta time, baby!" Later he plays the theme from Shaft at the Enchantment Under the Sea dance. A Marvin Berry-like character calls Isaac Hayes, singer/songwriter for the 1971 blaxploitation classic (instead of Chuck Berry, as in BTTF).

 Episode 3: "Back and Back and Back to the Future"
First aired: 2 April 1999

The only reference here is in the episode title.

 Episode 1: "Space Pilot 3000"
First aired: 28 March 1999

The main character of Fry is based on Marty McFly. Also in this episode, Fry shows a little kid how to play a video game - like Marty did in Part II and Fry's first look at New New York City is similar to Marty's first look at the year 2015.

When the crew of the Planet Express ship get hurtled back in time to 1947 New Mexico, Fry tries to avoid interfering with his family history - but ends up having to push his granfather out of the way of a jeep and make sure he ends up with his grandmother! Professor Farnsworth also says "Great Scott!" at one point.

 Episode 49: "Quack to the Future"
First aired: October 13, 1990

"US Acres," the other cartoon half to "Garfield and Friends," told a time travel story involving a time-travelling tractor. The only real reference is the episode title.

 Episode 34 "1977 2000"
First aired: 1 March 1992

In one episode, the main character has to travel through time and he finds several methods of achieving that goal: the machine from The Time Machine, the tunnel from "Time Tunnel" and the De Lorean from BTTF. He decides not to use the De Lorean because the left blinker is out.

 Episode: 8 Title: "Father and Son Reunion"
First aired: 5 June, 2002

Greg and Jimmy talk of the last time Greg had marijuana-laced brownies. He tried to travel back in time using a skateboard to "stop Back to the Future 3 from being made."

 Episode 48: "Back to the Future"
First aired: November 2, 1988

The episode title is the only reference.

NOTE: This series has no connection with the episode of "Amazing Stories" (1985) written by Bob Gale and directed by Robert Zemeckis titled "Go to the Head of the Class."

 Episode 166: "Say Goodnight, Gracie"
First aired: 10 February 1998

Wilson's neice is applying a shade of nail polish called "Back to the Fuscia".

This episode also contains references to Jonathon Taylor Thomas' role as young Simba in The Lion King and to Tim Allen's role as Buzz Lightyear in Toy Story.

 Episode 10: "Honey, They Call Me the Space Cowboy"
First aired: Late 1997

The family goes back in time to the Old West. When Wayne calls himself John Wayne, his wife recalls Back to the Future, Part III and says she didn't like it

 Episode 77: "Her Back to the Future"
First aired: 22 September 1997

The title is the only reference, as far as I'm aware.

 "It's a Living" (1980)

"It's a Living" (1985)

 Episode 115: "Back to the Suture"
First aired: 16 January, 1992

In a continuing tradition of making puns from film titles, "L.A. Law" homages BTTF. Other episode titles from this classic law series include: "Raiders of the Lost Bark," "The Lung Goodbye," "The Wizard of Odds," "Full Marital Jacket," "Romancing the Drone," "Sperminator," "Ex-Wives and Videotape," "Splatoon," "The Nut Before Christmas," "From Here to Paternity," "Bourbon Cowboy" and "Rhyme and Punishment."

 Episode 67: "Bec to the Future"
First aired: 20 September, 1992

The title of the fourth season premiere is the only reference, as far as I'm aware.

 Episode 37: "Double Indignity"
First aired: 10 November 1994

Khadijah keeps getting prank calls, so one day Overton comes over with a bunch of phone surveillance
equipment. After he explains it all to Khadijah, she says to him "Well congratulations Overton, now you have everything you need to make your time-traveling Delorean."

 Episode 39: "Tempus Fugitive"
First aired: 26 March, 1995

Lois and Clark meet H.G. Wells who travels through time in a machine equipped with a 'flux facilitator.' Later episodes refer to the device as the 'flux capacitor.'

NOTE: The H.G. Wells character reappears the following episodes and may include the time machine and reference to the 'flux capacitor' - Episode 56: Tempus, Anyone? (First aired: 21 January, 1996), Episode 68: Soul Mates (First aired: 13 October, 1996) and Episode 79: Lois & Clarks (First aired: 9 March, 1997)

 Episode 3: "Pack to the Future"
First aired: 17 September, 1997

The title is the only reference, as far as I'm aware.

 Episode 42: "Back to the Nursery"
First aired: Early 1997

After spilling hot chocolate on a photograph from 1955, the muppets imagine they are time travellers and go back in time in a DeLorean to get a copy of the picture from the past. Gonzo is dressed as the Doc, with wild white hair and a lab coat. He kisses Miss Piggy at the end, which causes the time machine to shoot up into the air!

 Episode 170: "Time Chasers"
First Aired: 22 November 1997

Crow goes back in time to when Mike was a teenager. The year is 1985! Crow yells: "Great Scott - Mike was a Journey fan..."