It’s another look at the early portions of the first Back to the Future film.

Have takes a magnifying glass to the first 5 minutes (or so) which introduce us to the characters, without showing us the film’s stars.

Then, Dave takes to the novelization, to learn what COULD have been. Would you believe that Strickland was more Batman than Principal? How about Marty McFly versus the Atomic Bomb?

What does any of this mean? Take a listen as Dave heads back… back to the future.

In Dave’s quest to cover everything Back to the Future he decided to start at… the beginning. The first act of the first movie in the trilogy is brought into focus.

Dave discusses how the movie succeeds in a great onscreen magic trick, and establishes the characters that we will be joining on our journey back to 1985.

It’s the first step into a larger world as Dave takes on the introduction of the Back to the Future universe.

WARNING: Dave mentions the 1987 film version of Masters of the Universe. Physical injury could result.

At last, the journey begins back… back to a film from 1985 that is still beloved 31 years later.

Back, three decades to a young David Weter discovering the world of Hill Valley, where Marty McFly and Doc Brown live, and a time-travelling Delorean takes them on adventures.

It is the first installment of Dave Does Back to the Future, providing an overview of the films, Animated Series, The Ride, the video games, and the comics that this semi-ongoing series will be working with.

Download, and begin the journey, because where this podcast is going, we don’t need roads.

On one hand, 2016 is the 50th anniversary of one of the greatest franchises in all of history- Star Trek. On another hand- it is the 39th birthday of one podcast host.

When you put two things together that, by all logic, should have been dead an buried years ago a podcast episode it the most reasonable response.

Dave takes his warp-capable windowless van for a spin in a bid to get an answer to the theory that you can’t kill Star Trek, and he has found the secret.

Join Dave in a celebration of his birthday, and Star Trek’s 50th anniversary.

Learn Dave’s video game origins, the thing that has always been missing from his life, and an mega-epic look at the arcade classic, Donkey Kong.

Take a trip back to the dim corridors of the arcade with Dave, and observe one of the most beloved, and important games to ever hit the arcade.

After months of silence, Dave has made a decision, and the show will, literally never be the same again.

Watch as Dave takes Dave’s Daredevil Podcast, and turns it into Dave Does Podcasts.

Sit in shock and awe as Dave lays out what is coming down the pike, including his new series within a series Back to Back to the Future, an ongoing look at the Back to the Future franchise.

Dave returns, and the show gets back to talking about Daredevil, as intended, with a classic issue of Daredevil, pulled right from the early bronze age of the 70’s.

Daredevil must stop a bold prison outbreak by The Gladiator, just as Karen Page threatens to leave new York, and Matt’s life, forever.

It’s a race against the clock. Can Daredevil solve both problems before time runs out? Listen to find out as Dave covers Daredevil #63.

After taking a two week vacation, Dave’s glorious return, and coverage of Guardian Devil, gets completely shot in the face by technology.

So, Dave improvises in a very… odd way.

It’s a tangential episode from Dave’s vault of random audio… and the show may never be the same again. Beware, the wrath of technology.

The show takes a different direction, as Dave takes a look at one of the first to present the template for superheroes- Zorro.

Exactly what did Zorro present that led to modern superheroes, especially Daredevil? A lot. In many ways he was the very first costumed crimefighter.

It’s a laid back look at a legend, as Dave prepares to take a vacation. The show will be back on May 8th to begin coverage on Guardian Devil.

Dave gets real this time around.

This week, Dave sat down, wrote notes, and began to record an episode covering Daredevil: Yellow #5. Then, something happened.

Dave puts down the notes, and lays it all on the table, bringing Daredevil: Yellow to an abrupt ending with an off the cuff episode.

Does Dave’s rant reveal new nuances to the story, or does Dave angrily dismantle Daredevil: Yellow? Probably the latter… well, definitely the latter.