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Monday, 6:00pm: Get up for work nice and early. I love going to work, I get to spend all day dreaming about Bobby Zee. Oh, how I love him.

7:00pm: Go for a poo on the toilet. While I sit there I compose an ode to Bobby Zee. He truly is the best.

8:10am: While baking some bread one of the rolls comes out in the shape of the DeLorean. I make a witty anecdote out of this to the girls behind the counter. They all look really interested.

12:00am: Bit of a sad time for me as it's nearly time to go home and I haven't chatted up many pensioners today. I know when I get back and log on to the internet that Rich will have posted again. Oh, if only I could be as witty and informed as he is! Every time he posts a review he talks so much sense - wherever does he get his wisdom from?

13:30pm: Cheer myself up by combining kleenex, the bogs and a mental image of Michael J.Fox to glorious effect.

15:30pm: See Jim for a bit, tell him a new BTTF anecdote. Says he's heard it 6000 times already. He is a wag, and I'm sure he's really interested and he's just putting it on.

17:30pm: Post some new BTTF anecdotes to the board. They ought to fascinate the millions of visitors it gets.

18:30pm: A bit of a down spell for me as I realise I can't go on for another fortnight without justifying the board by posting a review. Oh, how I hate writing reviews! Still, I suppose I shall have to...

19:30pm: My bedtime. I cheer myself up by going to sleep thinking of Christopher Lloyd. Ah, bliss!

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• That made me laugh, but not as much as the bit in Part III when Buford walks along main street after shooting Marty. Talking of BTTF, I remember when I first saw it. I was ten, and I went with a bunch of friends to see it as a birthday thing for one of them. I saw it at the Whiteladies Road Cannon cinema. There was a trailer for Spies Like Us. And BTTF was the first vid I ever bought, back in 1988. (NT) -- Griff, 14:37:17 03/12/01 Mon
  • While we're on the subject, I recently bought some more BTTF items to add to my massive collection. I got a remote controlled Delorean, a viewmaster for The Ride and a Colgate giveaway watch from Part III. I've got a Part II clock, but this is my first watch. (NT) -- Griff, 14:42:22 03/12/01 Mon
    • I've seen all three more than fifty times each. And in one corner of my room I've got the posters for all three BTTFs, Forrest Gump, Cast Away, Death Becomes Her and Contact and a still of the man himself on the set of Contact, all in frames. I wish they'd release some BTTF action figures or dolls. Todd McFarlane's toy company could do a cracking set. There's a new die-cast Delorean coming out in April with a little Doc figure, that looks fantastic. (NT) -- Griff, 14:44:10 03/12/01 Mon
      • Since we're talking about BTTF, here are some interesting nuggets for you. The dog who played the original Einstein died a few months ago, you know. Claudia Wells, who played Jennifer in the first movie, now runs a clothing company. The photographer who takes Marty and Doc's picture in Part III is Dean Cundey, the film's cinematographer. In the window of the Blast from the Past store in 2015, you can see Marty's denim jacket from the first film. More in the secret clicker... -- Griff, 14:48:30 03/12/01 Mon