Evan Richards

While Deacon is sick, Bill and Ted join him to watch an episode of Mr. Radish's Condo, the famous pre-school program. They are dismayed to discover that their childhood hero is leaving his show.

Bill and Ted take a break from their chores by going on a cruise and they wind up on the Santa Maria, Christopher Columbus's ship.

During an exhibit of "Really Important Art" at the San Dimas Museum, Bill and Ted think they have dis-armed the Venus de Milo and journey back in time to get it repaired.

Bill and Ted find themselves with a problem: how to get part-time jobs when they have no experience. They manage to get references from Marie Antoinette and Lucretia Borgia, but decide that working on music is preferable to working at a "real" job.

Bill and Ted are discouraged when their fourth concert bombs and decide to give up music and the Wyld Stallions.

The boys risk changing the present when they travel back in time to find Bill's father and his antique pocket watch. Before they recover the timepiece, they visit West Virginia, Switzerland and finally Queen Victoria in London.

Bill and Ted travel through time to find a "truly big dude" who will beat up Deacon's bully. Because of a minor malfunction with the phone booth, they end up in New England in 1773. There they serve as the impetus for the American Revolution.

Bill and Ted get help from Henry Ford in repairing Detective Logan's classic car after they borrow it without permission. Along the way, they introduce an unusual Thanksgiving dinner to the Pilgrims and start the Wright Brothers on a new career.

Because of a Latin class assignment, Bill and Ted decide to travel to ancient Rome to acquire a rare coin that was minted during the reign of Julius Caesar.

Bill and Ted prove a point to a skeptical Mr. Scanlon, the music teacher, that rock 'n' roll and classical music are actually one and the same.

Bill and Ted accidentally break Missy's "brand new antique vase." The phone booth is set for ancient China to find a replacement. After a brief stint as prisoners who are ordered to build a wall, they serve as unlikely deck hands for Marco Polo.

While Deacon is sick, Bill and Ted join him to watch an episode of Mr. Radish's Condo, the famous pre-school program. They are dismayed to discover that their childhood hero is leaving his show.