
"Wait... what IS this party? Is it a surprise wedding? Why are all those chairs there when we're not supposed to sit that close? Why are my pants the wrong length? Where is my mask? Why didn't Steve Sanders drive an ACTUAL Ferrari?"

If you had told me 15 years ago that in 2020, I'd be THRILLED to see someone in leopard leggings and a velvet blouse, I'd have thought it was a prank. (If you had told me ANYTHING about 2020, I'd have thought it was a prank, in fairness.)

Donna looks as if she might be second-guessing being a guinea pig for the resumption of red carpets.

Claudia Wells, the original Jennifer Parker, owns a high-end (I think) resale store in Studio City called Armani Wells -- hence the bag. (I can't tell if she provided them as branded gift bags, or just... brought it for kicks?) Anyway, she came prepared.

She is bringing all the celebratory glee of a person who perhaps did not save the clock tower but did help save the future (because of course if she hadn't written her grandmother's phone number on that flyer, Marty wouldn't have kept it to show Doc Brown when the lighting would strike). Also, I appreciate the high-low sequined tank and well-worn Doc boots. Doc. DOC. Just like in the movie.

"Masks? Where we're going, we don't need. MASKS." (How much of their guest budget do we think went toward securing the DeLorean?)
