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+ | '''Clock radios''' were electronic devices that acted as both [[clock]]s and [[radio]] receivers, and were also designed to turn on and off at a preset time, functioning as an alternative to an alarm clock. Doc Brown had such a radio in his garage in 1985, and a commercial for Statler Toyota was playing when the radio turned on. [[Marty McFly]] had a Panasonic clock radio in his bedroom in 1985, which was playing music while he slept in the early hours of October 26. After Marty's return from 1955 to an altered present, he had the same type of radio, which was playing the song "[[Back in Time]]" when it activated at 10:28 a.m. |
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− | When [[Marty McFly]] woke up from [[Emmett Brown]]'s phone call, it was 12:28 a.m. on his clock radio. When he woke up the next morning (after a week had passed), "[[Back in Time]]" played, and the clock read 10:28 a.m. |
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*''[[Back to the Future]]'' |
*''[[Back to the Future]]'' |
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[[Category:1985]] |
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Revision as of 20:53, 16 June 2009
Clock radios were electronic devices that acted as both clocks and radio receivers, and were also designed to turn on and off at a preset time, functioning as an alternative to an alarm clock. Doc Brown had such a radio in his garage in 1985, and a commercial for Statler Toyota was playing when the radio turned on. Marty McFly had a Panasonic clock radio in his bedroom in 1985, which was playing music while he slept in the early hours of October 26. After Marty's return from 1955 to an altered present, he had the same type of radio, which was playing the song "Back in Time" when it activated at 10:28 a.m.