Back to the Future Uncle Missed Parole Again

Joey Baines Biographical information Appointment of nascency August 28, 1954 Historic period (1955) i Age (1985) 31 Age (2015) 61 Physical description Gender Male Pilus color Brown Middle color Brown Behind-the-scenes information Played by Unknown
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"And then, you lot're my Uncle Joey. Better get used to these bars, child."

—Marty McFly

" [11-calendar month-old] Joey, nearly to have the first steps in a long unlucky life, was holding the confined of his playpen and salivating wildly. Marty looked at him, shook his head. So y'all're my Uncle Joey, he idea; go used to those bars, kid. / "He seems to bask being in that location," he said to Stella. "It's like he belongs." / "Oh, aye," she replied, unaware that Marty was beingness mildly sarcastic. "Little Joey loves being in his pen. He actually cries when we take him out. So we leave him in that location nearly of the time. It seems to brand him happy and certainly quiets him downwardly." / He's become institutionalized already, idea Marty, laughing inwardly. "

—From Back to the Future by George Gipe (quote, page 105)

"Lorraine McFly turned her attention to Linda, who was finishing her pudding. "Yous didn't have to eat that, yous know," she said. "We've got cake." / Linda raised her eyebrows. "What cake?" she asked. / Lorraine pointed to the three-layer cake on the kitchen counter. On the top was written WELCOME Dwelling house UNCLE JOEY. Above the letters was a tiny black bird flying out of a barred window. Information technology wasn't exactly subtle, but Uncle Joey'due south situation wasn't a hush-hush. / "Information technology looks similar we'll have to eat this cake by ourselves over again," Lorraine smiled grimly. "Uncle Joey didn't get a parole." "

—From Back to the Futurity past George Gipe (quote, page 36)

"But, nice as his [Marty'due south] mother was, at that place were all the same a few things that she just couldn't be realistic most. Similar this party she kept going on nearly. / "Mom," Marty Senior replied patiently, "earlier we throw a party for Uncle Joey, allow's see if he makes parole." "

—From Dorsum to the Time to come Part II by Craig Shaw Gardner (quote, page 84)

"Jailbird" Joey Baines (born August 28, 1954) was the fifth kid of Sam and Stella Baines.

Contents

• 1 Biography
  • 1.1 Early on Life
  • ane.ii First Abort
  • 1.3 Alternate Timelines
• ii Behind the scenes
• 3 Appearances
• iv References
• 5 External links

Biography

Note: The following section is considered non-catechism or is disputed in canonicity.

Early Life

Joey Baines was born on August 28, 1954, to Sam and Stella Baines, and was the youngest child in the Baines family. In the early 1970s, Joey was Marty McFly'southward favorite uncle. Joey would allow Marty to do dangerous things, but would always be there to brand sure he was all right.

First Arrest

However, on June 24, 1972, Joey wanted to join Biff's gang. Biff wanted to interruption into the home of Sarah Ellsworth, Emmett Brown'south mother. Biff assumed that Medico hid the fortune he inherited from his father, and he believed that the burn down that burned downward Doc's mansion was acquired by Doc himself for the insurance money. Wondering why Medico would need money, he thought that Doc must accept given his inheritance to his mother. When Carlton Ellsworth died, Biff stated that he was even more wealthy than Guess Brown, and because he couldn't find any evidence of a large eolith from Mrs. Ellsworth or Physician Dark-brown, he assumed that Mrs. Ellworth must take held on to the money herself. When she moved dorsum to Hill Valley, Biff decided to use Joey as a patsy.

He sent Joey, alone, to get the money. Notwithstanding, Joey was caught and was arrested for stealing $85,000 from Mrs. Ellsworth'southward house. Marty bragged virtually his uncle'due south arrest to his kindergarten grade, but he later would forget near the skilful times he had his uncle Joey, and would come to distrust him due to his criminal past.

Joey was convicted, and, considering he never revealed that Biff and his gang were involved in the theft, he was given a long sentence.

Non-canon or disputable information ends hither.

Joey spend many years in Folsom Prison house.^[ane] On October 25, 1985, he failed to earn his release on parole for at to the lowest degree the 2nd time.

By the 21st century, USA Today ran an article on Joey Baines in their October 22, 2022 issue. The commodity, Parole denied over again, mentioned that this was Joey'due south 12th sequent parole hearing to finish in denial. He was serving a xx year term at Folsom for racketeering and had spent some ⅔ years of his life backside bars.

Note: The post-obit section is considered not-canon or is disputed in canonicity.

Alternate Timelines

Joey in 1986B.

In the alternating timeline where Emmett Brown married Edna Strickland and ran Hill Valley as a gated community, Joey never ended upwardly in prison house and instead worked at the Dark-brown Institute (the Brown Mansion of that reality). After escaping from the Citizen Plus ward, Citizen Brownish convinced Joey to help him and Marty in finding the DeLorean. Though he cooperated with the two, Edna Chocolate-brown punished him with an electric rod, admitting set to stun.^[two]

In the timeline where Doc Dark-brown built asecond DeLorean time machine, Joey Baines was awarded parole and was released from prison in 1986. When Dave, Linda and Marty McFly were discussing Joey's release, Biff Tannen became nervous, due to the fact that he had set Joey up for the fall.

Not-canon or disputable information ends hither.

Behind the scenes

• An early script of Dorsum to the Futurity Part II showed that Joey, in his early teens in 1967, enjoyed locking himself in his room and eating goose egg only bread and h2o. In the aforementioned script, in 2015, when Dave and Linda are taking Marty (whom they mistook for Marty Jr.) to Loma Valley Memorial Hospital where Lorraine is giving a dedication spoken communication. Dave mentions that Joey had yet again failed to make parole.^{[iii] [4] [v]}
• In the Dorsum to the Future novelization by George Gipe, Joey is non i year onetime in 1955 merely eleven months (page 105).
• In a deleted scene from Dorsum to the Future Part II, which was reinstated for the novelization (see third Quote above), Marty of 2022 says to Lorraine, who is planning to throw a party for Joey: "Mom, let'southward wait and run into if Uncle Joey makes parole."

Appearances

• Back to the Future
• Back to the Time to come Function Two (Mentioned only)
• Back to the Future (IDW Publishing)
  • Back to the Hereafter: Citizen Brown
    • Issue 4: "Double Visions"
  • Back to the Future: Hard Time
    • Issue #nineteen: "Hard Time Part 1"
    • Issue #xx: "Hard Time Part 2"
    • Outcome #21: "Hard Time Part 3"
    • Result #22: "Fourth dimension Served Part 1"

References

1. ↑ Special "front page wrap" for real life October 22, 2022 outcome of USA Today (run across 'External links' below)
2. ↑ Dorsum to the Future: Citizen Brown #four
3. ↑ Early on script of Back to the Futurity Function II. Lorraine: Where's Joey? Ellen: He locked himself in his room once more.
4. ↑ Early on script of Back to the Time to come Function Two. Ellen: Mom, you know he merely eats bread and water when he's up at that place.
5. ↑ Early script of Back to the Time to come Office 2. Dave: Mom'south pretty upset that Uncle Joey didn't brand parole once again. She was actually hoping he'd be there. Linda: Well, there's ane in every family. (throws a glance at Norman) Sometimes more one.

External links

• Special "front page wrap" for real life October 22, 2022 outcome of U.s.a. Today

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