The Burned-Down Speakeasy and the Brown Mansion
We all know that the speakeasy was burned down, as was Doc's Mansion. There's a legitimate question here, in that with Doc being present at both places at the time of burnination, is he connected to these tragedies or is it all just one big coincidence? With Doc being, well, Emmett Brown, I've got a hunch that his mansion being set aflame was due to some shoddy, 17th-century electrical wiring, and that this episode's fired-up (that's, like, the third time I didn't say something as simple as "arson" or "set on fire") speakeasy may just be a coincidence. I doubt we'll see the Brown Mansion burn, being it in 1962, but that may not stop it from being mentioned in dialogue.
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He basically emptied his fire extinguisher on the fire caused by the DeLorean simulation (with the town model). The electricity hit the toy car, which went on fire which put some paint or whatever with sheets on fire.
So I thought that he might have forgotten to refill it, thus not being able to extinguish the fire which burned down the mansion.
It was burned down before Marty went back in time.
Of course, that's assuming he wasn't disowned by his father and thrown out of the house shortly after their argument.
*rockets explode*
Marty- "Did you know that would happen?"
Doc- "I suspected. I never could keep those rockets from exploding."
I heard about that, but there's a definite possibility this mystery could be solved, especially considering that Telltale is on the case.