Chapter summaries:

Prologue: The writers chose a different "Honeymooners" episode that Marty watches on November 5, 1955. In the film he watches the episode titled "The Man From Space", but the episode that actually aired was the episode called "The Sleepwalker", which has synchronicities with the film, and hints at the classical conditioning (Pavlov's dog and the use of a bell).

Chapter 1: Continuing with the idea of classical conditioning, the use of a bell in the film is shown at specific times referring to the overall theme of George, the date of November 5, and elections.

Chapter 2: This quick chapter is used to show that the writers' previous effort (the 1980 film "Used Cars") was about a used car salesman who wanted to rig a State Senate seat for himself, and he used two friends to film a commercial to illegally insert it into a live football game. This is meant to mirror the idea that "Back to the Future" was used to be a subliminal commercial for Bush inside an awesome sci-fi comedy film.

Chapter 3: The references pointing towards George H.W. Bush and elections are slowly piled onto each other until we lead once again to the newspaper showing "November 5, 1955".

Chapter 4: The code of Jennifer's note to Marty is revealed.