The cast of “Back to the Future” reunited for a video posted on Monday, a second in a series of fundraising projects spearheaded by Josh Gad, dubbed “Reunited Apart.” The actor launched his new YouTube series by reuniting the cast of the “Goonies” in an effort to raise funds for Project HOPE. In the newest chapter of the series, Gad first chatted (over video) with stars Christopher Lloyd and Michal J. Fox before bringing in other familiar faces, such as Lea Thompson, Mary Steenburgen and Elisabeth Shue. Gad was also able to wrangle screenwriter Bob Gale and writer-director Bob Zemeckis. Trilogy composer Alan Silvestri and rocker Huey Lewis also joined the chat. And self-described “Back to the Future” superfan (and “Star Wars” filmmaker) J.J. Abrams dropped in on the fun. The group talked about their time on the franchise and which scenes they enjoyed working on the most. There were even a few lines readings of some of the most iconic exchanges. Gale and Zemeckis recounted how they had to battle studio Universal on the title of the film and Lewis talked about how he had no clue what to write for a film about time travel, so he instead wrote the classic “Power of Love.” The “Back to the Future” episode was directed by James Merryman and produced by Merryman and Meghan Monaco. (SD-Agencies) | 