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* AesopAmnesia: Marty forgets the major lesson in common sense he learned in the third movie.
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* AesopAmnesia: Marty forgets the major lesson in common sense self-control he learned in the third movie.
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* ShoutOut: When asked his name, the slave Jules and Verne have been running around with answers that he's "[[Film/BenHur Judah Ben-Hur.]]"
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* ShoutOut: When asked his name, the slave Jules and Verne have been running around with answers that he's "[[Film/BenHur "[[Film/BenHur1959 Judah Ben-Hur.]]"
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Doc leaves for Rome to return some ancient library materials, taking Marty with him. Against orders, Jules and Verne tag along, and the four find themselves in an ancient history mess involving one of Biff's ancestors and an escaped slave.
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Doc leaves for Rome to return some ancient library materials, taking Marty with him. Against orders, Jules and Verne tag along, along to see the "arcades" (not realizing they're architectural and not recreational), and the four find themselves in an ancient history mess involving one of Biff's ancestors and an escaped slave.
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* EitherOrTitle: The episode is variously titled "Roman Holiday" or "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Race."
* FallGuy: When their latest prank causes Marty to crash into their father, Verne tries to hand the holographic projector off to Einstein to avoid getting in trouble. It doesn't work.
* HistoricalPersonPunchline: The characters are in Ancient Rome and get some help from a slave named Judah who turns out to be a very good charioteer. At the end he reveals his full name: Judah Ben-Hur.
* FallGuy: When their latest prank causes Marty to crash into their father, Verne tries to hand the holographic projector off to Einstein to avoid getting in trouble. It doesn't work.
* HistoricalPersonPunchline: The characters are in Ancient Rome and get some help from a slave named Judah who turns out to be a very good charioteer. At the end he reveals his full name: Judah Ben-Hur.
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* ShownTheirWork: The Romans speak actual, genuine Latin (at least until Doc's TranslatorMicrobes kick in), not CanisLatinicus.
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* ShownTheirWork: The Romans speak actual, genuine Latin (at least until Doc's TranslatorMicrobes kick in), not CanisLatinicus.CanisLatinicus.
* TrashLanding: Marty crashes into Doc on his hoverboard, scattering debris all over both of them, and apologizes for destroying his newest invention. Doc answers he was only taking out the garbage.
* TrashLanding: Marty crashes into Doc on his hoverboard, scattering debris all over both of them, and apologizes for destroying his newest invention. Doc answers he was only taking out the garbage.
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* SeriesContinuityError: While visiting Rome, Marty accepts a race against Biff's Roman ancestor Bifficus after he calls Marty a chicken. This contradicts the huge lesson about common sense that Marty had learned around the time of his showdown with Mad Dog Tannen in the third film.[[note]]Some people might allege that a chariot race might be less dangerous than a gunfight, and that Marty losing that race was important to history, but it still doesn't explain why "chicken" is still such a BerserkButton for him.[[/note]]
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* SeriesContinuityError: While visiting Rome, Marty accepts a race against Biff's Roman ancestor Bifficus after he calls Marty a chicken. This contradicts the huge lesson about common sense self-control that Marty had learned around the time of from his showdown with Mad Dog Tannen in the third film.[[note]]Some people might allege that a chariot race might be less dangerous than a gunfight, and that Marty losing that race was important to history, but it still doesn't explain why "chicken" is still such a BerserkButton for him.[[/note]]
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* AesopAmnesia: Marty forgets the major lesson in common sense he learned in the third movie.
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Doc leaves for Rome to return some ancient library materials, taking Marty with him. Against orders, Jules and Verne tag along, and the four find themselves in an ancient history mess involving one of Biff's ancestors and an escaped slave.
!!This episode includes examples of the following tropes:
* BigNo: Marty screams "No!" when he thinks he sees Doc getting attacked by the lions.
* ChariotRace: Marty, Doc, Jules and Verne went to Ancient Rome, where Marty (as Marticus) had to enter a chariot race against Bifficus (Bifficus called Marty by an Ancient Roman expression translated by Marty's device as "Chicken") and had to lose for sake of space-time continuum because otherwise people would (according to Doc) revolt against Bifficus, which would prevent Caligula from becoming Emperor of Rome. Doc described it as key event to the end of the Roman Empire.
* ChekhovsGun: Doc's hologram projector shows up early in the episode with Jules and Verne fooling around with it, making it appear that their father is somewhere he isn't. It comes in handy when Doc needs to keep from getting thrown to the lions later in the episode.
* SeriesContinuityError: While visiting Rome, Marty accepts a race against Biff's Roman ancestor Bifficus after he calls Marty a chicken. This contradicts the huge lesson about common sense that Marty had learned around the time of his showdown with Mad Dog Tannen in the third film.[[note]]Some people might allege that a chariot race might be less dangerous than a gunfight, and that Marty losing that race was important to history, but it still doesn't explain why "chicken" is still such a BerserkButton for him.[[/note]]
* ShoutOut: When asked his name, the slave Jules and Verne have been running around with answers that he's "[[Film/BenHur Judah Ben-Hur.]]"
* ShownTheirWork: The Romans speak actual, genuine Latin (at least until Doc's TranslatorMicrobes kick in), not CanisLatinicus.
!!This episode includes examples of the following tropes:
* BigNo: Marty screams "No!" when he thinks he sees Doc getting attacked by the lions.
* ChariotRace: Marty, Doc, Jules and Verne went to Ancient Rome, where Marty (as Marticus) had to enter a chariot race against Bifficus (Bifficus called Marty by an Ancient Roman expression translated by Marty's device as "Chicken") and had to lose for sake of space-time continuum because otherwise people would (according to Doc) revolt against Bifficus, which would prevent Caligula from becoming Emperor of Rome. Doc described it as key event to the end of the Roman Empire.
* ChekhovsGun: Doc's hologram projector shows up early in the episode with Jules and Verne fooling around with it, making it appear that their father is somewhere he isn't. It comes in handy when Doc needs to keep from getting thrown to the lions later in the episode.
* SeriesContinuityError: While visiting Rome, Marty accepts a race against Biff's Roman ancestor Bifficus after he calls Marty a chicken. This contradicts the huge lesson about common sense that Marty had learned around the time of his showdown with Mad Dog Tannen in the third film.[[note]]Some people might allege that a chariot race might be less dangerous than a gunfight, and that Marty losing that race was important to history, but it still doesn't explain why "chicken" is still such a BerserkButton for him.[[/note]]
* ShoutOut: When asked his name, the slave Jules and Verne have been running around with answers that he's "[[Film/BenHur Judah Ben-Hur.]]"
* ShownTheirWork: The Romans speak actual, genuine Latin (at least until Doc's TranslatorMicrobes kick in), not CanisLatinicus.
