Upon meeting Marty, Buford mistook him for Seamus, as Marty was at the time wearing one of Seamus's hats. Seamus did not take much notice of Buford, though, and did not fight with him. For some reason, he took a hatred to Seamus McFly, warning the Irish farmer never to enter the Palace Saloon again. Buford did not seem to have any fixed address, and he and his gang of three rode around the Hill Valley area, robbing, shooting and bullying the local people. 4.1 Back to the Future: The Animated Seriesīuford had a very short temper and a tendency to drool, thus earning him the nickname of "Mad Dog", a name he really hated.He was the paternal grandfather of Irving "Kid" Tannen and Frank Tannen, the great-grandfather of Biff Tannen and the great-great-great grandfather of Griff Tannen. He was a local outlaw in Hill Valley, California in the year 1885. You hear? Nobody calls me 'Mad Dog'! Especially not some duded-up, egg-suckin' gutter trash!" -Buford Tannen's reaction at being called "Mad Dog" by Martyīuford "Mad Dog" Tannen is the overarching antagonist of the Back to the Future franchise, serving as the unseen overarching antagonist in Back to the Future Part II and the main antagonist in Back to the Future Part III.
He was followed by three other guys who didn't look much nicer - in fact, all three of them looked like finalists in a mean-and-stupid contest." -From Back to the Future Part III by Craig Shaw Gardner (quote, page 67) " 'Mad Dog'? I hate that name. " A mean-looking fellow dressed all in black - complete with dark hair, black stubble, a long, black handlebar mustache and a scowl that would encourage anybody to walk in the other direction - pushed his way through the swinging doors.
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