Keanu Reeves is back in Bill & Ted Face the Music trailer 

Bill and Ted face themselves in the first trailer for their long-awaited third adventure,  Bill & Ted Face the Music.

The 81 second long teaser for the forthcoming sci-fi comedy dropped Tuesday, 29 years after the trilogy’s previous installment.

In the trailer, Ted (Keanu Reeves) and Bill (Alex Winter) travel to the future, in which they meet their musclebound and tattooed future selves.

Party time! Bill and Ted face themselves in the first trailer for their long-awaited third adventure, Bill & Ted Face the Music

The film’s plot centers around the duo having to live up to their as-yet-unfulfilled potential as the world’s unlikely saviors. 

The trailer begins with The Great Leader (played by Holland Taylor) admonishing the pair for having once played a concert for ‘the entire world’ but since underwhelming with their attempts to unite Earth through music.

‘One month ago, you played in Barstow, California for forty people, most of whom were there for two dollar Taco Night.’

Excellent! The 81 second long teaser for the forthcoming sci-fi comedy dropped Tuesday, 29 years after the trilogy’s previous installment

Epic fail: The trailer begins with The Great Leader (played by Holland Taylor) admonishing the pair for having once played a concert for ‘the entire world’ but since underwhelming with their attempts to unite Earth through music

Old favorites: The perennial slackers then break out their catchphrases, expecting to impress: ‘Be excellent to each other,’ intones Bill, while Ted adds, ‘And party on’

‘Bill and Ted,’ she demands, while flanked by other floating members of the council, ‘what have you got to say for yourselves?’ 

The perennial slackers then break out their catchphrases, expecting to impress: ‘Be excellent to each other,’ intones Bill, while Ted adds, ‘And party on.’

However the council are apparently unmoved by their words. 

And thus the pair set off on another adventure, to live up to their long-expected promise as rock redeemers to a world in conflict.  

Unlikely saviors: ‘We’ve spent our whole life trying to write the song that would united the world,’ says Keanu

A world in chaos: ‘We’ve spent our whole life trying to write the song that would united the world,’ says Keanu

‘We’ve spent our whole life trying to write the song that would united the world,’ says Keanu’s character. 

‘Why can’t we just go to the future, when we have written it?’  

‘And take it from ourselves,’ adds Winter’s character. 

‘But isn’t that stealing?’ wonders Ted.

‘How is that stealing, if we’re stealing it from ourselves, dude?’ rationalizes Bill. 

The duo then travel through time, using the series’ iconic phone booth-shaped time machine. 

Moral dilemma: ‘How is that stealing, if we’re stealing it from ourselves, dude?’ rationalizes Bill

Time lords: The duo then travel through time, using the series’ iconic phone booth-shaped time machine

Grim: Series fans are then treated to a brief glimpse of returning favorite William Sadler, reprising his role as Death from the second installment in the beloved franchise

Series fans are then treated to a brief glimpse of returning favorite William Sadler, reprising his role as Death from the second installment in the beloved franchise. 

The trailer ends with the duo meeting jacked versions of themselves in what appears to be a prison yard.

Future Bill and Future Ted beat their chests as they finish playing their song for their fellow prisoners, with their present day iterations listening on. 

‘How’d you like our song?’ asks the ripped version of Bill.

‘It’s a little on the dark side,’ replies the skinny version of Keanu, ‘but y’know, that’s cool.’

Do you even lift, Ted? The trailer ends with the duo meeting jacked versions of themselves in what appears to be a prison yard

Dads now: Also starring are Bill and Ted’s daughters Thea Preston [Samara Weaving, R] and Billie Logan [Brigette Lundy-Paine, L]

The first film in the comedy franchise followed Bill and Ted who travel through time to assemble historical figures for their high school history presentation.

Following the success of Excellent Adventure, the duo made Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey in 1991.

The third film is scheduled to be released in 2020, although a specific release date is not cited in the trailer.

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