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Marty McFly blurts "Hey, I've seen this one!" at the 1955 dinner table. Perfect for déjà vu, reruns, and reused jokes. Caption it free.
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Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) leans in at the Baines' 1955 dinner table and drops the line that could get him erased from existence: "Hey, I've seen this one!" It's the classic time-travel slip-up moment from Back to the Future, and it's become the go-to template for anything that feels like a rerun — a plot twist you called from a mile away, a meeting that's happening for the third time, or that one relative who tells the same story every holiday.
The blank space up top is built for your setup line, so you can lead into Marty's exasperated "seen this before" reaction with whatever déjà vu situation fits. Drop in your own text and download it free, no sign-up required.
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