Back to the Future

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This is a commercial for Pepsi Perfect. The ad is a futuristic take on the world with robots, flying cars and hoverboards (oh my!). The commercial is a Pepsi Perfect spin on the 'Back to the Future' films. "The Future is Now | Back to the Future Part II | Pepsi Perfect" (Lyrics) The future is now The taste of a 2K generation Carrying on a long tradition Pepsi Perfect, the future is now You better drink fast or you might miss it Same great taste, can't resist it Pepsi Perfect, the future is now The future is now Pepsi Perfect The Future Is Now The Future Is Coming October 21, 2015 Back To The Future Trilogy

The 80s called ... they want their store back. 80s celebrities invade a RadioShack to take back their old stuff and make room for the RadioShack of the future. "The Phone Call: #InWithTheNew RadioShack Commercial (official version)" (Phone rings) Radio Shack. Oh, OK. What? The 80s called. They want their store back. Hey. Go, go, go! It's time for a new Radio Shack. Come see what's possible when we do things together. You're too late. (Lyrics) Everyone's watchin' to see what you will do Everyone's looking at you, oh Everybody's working for the weekend Everybody needs a second chance, oh You want a piece of my heart Radio Shack VCRs R radioshack Do. It. Together. radioshack.com/dit

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Idiocracy is a 2006 American satirical science fiction comedy film directed by Mike Judge and starring Luke Wilson, Maya Rudolph, and Dax Shepard. The film tells the story of two people who take part in a top-secret military hibernation experiment, only to awaken 500 years later in a dystopian society where advertising, commercialism, and cultural anti-intellectualism have run rampant, and is devoid of intellectual curiosity, social responsibility, and coherent notions of justice and human rights.

The Tick and Arthur have a good time when they start hanging out with Fiery Blaze and his sidekick Friendly Fire, but things turn when Arthur finds out that Fiery Blaze abuses Friendly Fire, and he persuades Friendly Fire to take a stand against it. Meanwhile Fiery Blaze convinces the Tick that Arthur is the side kick and should do whatever the Tick wants. The Tick's new behavior quickly causes the Tick and Arthur to split up, their feuding is only made worse by Friendly Fire moving in with them, after he leaves Fiery Blaze. Meanwhile Batmanuel and Captain Liberty try to cope with their own loneliness, which leads to Captain Liberty getting a dog.

While trying to buy a new car, Jimmy is told by the dealership salesman that he has the worst credit rating he's ever seen. Jimmy discovers his parents bought a bunch of expensive items on credit (in his name) when he was a child, and never paid, and that this is the reason they pay cash for everything now. Feeling bad, Virginia and Burt give their car to Jimmy, then purchase a used DeLorean sports car. Jimmy and his parents then go to extreme lengths to convince the original credit officer (Christopher Lloyd) to erase Jimmy's credit history.

Peter is convinced that a placemat at a restaurant is a treasure map. The rumor of supposed treasure sparks a city-wide search, turning the residents of Quahog against each other.

Shirley gets inspired to create a religious film. After reading the Bible, Abed becomes very enthusiastic and wants to make his own, however, Shirley wants no part of it when she hears his idea, a film that equates a film director with Jesus and his camera with God. Meanwhile, Pierce struggles to come to terms with being the oldest member of the group and is recruited by another set of students his own age, known around the campus as hipsters.

A panicked Alex enlists Jane's help in convincing Dave that something he's certain happened never did using "The Kerkovich Way," an ancient Serbian memory-wiping technique passed down through the Kerkovich clan. Meanwhile, Penny and Max are determined to finally beat an annoyingly perfect couple (Morgan Walsh and Brice Williams) in the annual Rosalita's Run and Scavenger Hunt.

This year's Halloween special: -An untitled introduction in which a botched human sacrifice during the Mayan empire leads to the apocalypse said to happen in the year 2012. -The Greatest Story Ever Holed: Professor Frink's Subatomic Supercollider releases a black hole that Lisa takes in as a pet -- and ends up sucking up all matter in the world thanks to everyone tossing their trash into it. -UNnormal Activity: In this parody of the Paranormal Activity movies, a collection of video clips show viewers demonic activity happening in the Simpsons' house late at night -- which may have something to do with Marge's deal with the Devil she made years ago. -Bart and Homer's Excellent Adventure: In this Back to the Future parody, Bart steals Professor Frink's time-traveling car and heads to 1974 so he can buy a Radioactive Man comic at cover price (25 cents instead of the present-day price of $200), but his visit into the past alters the future, causing Marge to marry Artie Ziff.

While Claire runs herself ragged trying to play peacemaker with Haley and Alex, Phil sneaks off for a nice relaxing day at the spa. Meanwhile, Gloria is horrified by Jay's morbid plans to purchase two primo side-by-side crypts in preparation of the inevitable future, and Cameron decides he wants to write a book that celebrates the fact that Lily is adopted -- however, during the process he unearths artifacts that are quite disturbing.