Watch Marty McFly and Doc Brown reunite in a DeLorean

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23 Oct, 2015 01:30 AM3 mins to read

Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd reprise their iconic characters from 'Back To The Future' on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Photo / YouTube

If anyone could reunite them, it's Jimmy Kimmel.

Michael J Fox has reunited with Christopher Lloyd for a skit on Jimmy Kimmel live, with the pair driving onto the stage in the film's famous Delorean car.

But it seems 2015 didn't quite meet their expectations.

"Doc it seems like 2015 kinda sucks," said Fox, dressed as Marty McFly, to Lloyd, dressed as zany scientist Doc Brown, after he discovered the future didn't have flying cars.

"What the hell have you been doing for 30 years?"

Watch the clip below:

Fox, Lloyd and and Lea Thompson had earlier gathered in New York City for a special interview on US breakfast show Today.

Lloyd made quite an entrance as he pulled up to Rockefeller Plaza in one of the film's classic DeLorean cars, and remained in character as he greeted waiting fans.

The 76-year-old admitted working with Fox had been a real joy as they immediately hit it off on the set of the original 1985 film.

"We had a chemistry from the instant that we walked on set," he said. "We were so happy to see each other. It never had to be manufactured, nobody had to say, 'Work for this kind of chemistry.' It was just there. It was innate. And wonderful."

Fox confessed he wasn't the producers' first choice to play lead Marty McFly and that he was thrown in the deep end when he signed on for the role.

"I came into the project late. There was another actor for nine weeks ... It happened so fast. I kind of discovered it in the process of doing it. And I was like, 'Wow, these guys really know their stuff.' It was an amazing experience," Fox said.

Earlier, Thompson, 54, reavealed she still owns the pastel pink prom dress her character Lorraine wore in the film's Enchantment Under the Sea dance sequence.

"I can't get in it any more," she told People.com. "It was so tight! It was tight at the time, but now it's really, really tight.

"It was beautifully made, and made to order for me. It's got a low-drop waist, and the way it was cut was just so beautiful. And it's still in great shape," she said.

Fox, Lloyd and Thompson continued the nostalgic celebrations by joining the entire cast for a special screening of Back to the Future Part II at the Big Apple's Lincoln Center.