No brainer. Bob and Linda Belcher, and all three of the Belcher children. Five very different people who "get" each other and love each other very much, but each in their own unique way. They put the "functional" in "dysfunctional". The are all on the same strange wavelength. Example: the "Weekend at Mort's" episode.…

This is one of the few times where the movie was much better than the book. Although I had read the book before I saw the movie, I was STILL fooled by the movie. That's a great movie.

What about all the Northern Europeans eating herring, both Atlantic AND Baltic?

I LOVED Sheep in the Big City!

Beating up the wrong guy
Oh man wonder if he'll ever know
He's in the best selling show
Is there life on Mars?

SPOILER ALERT FOR PROMETHEUS The best part of Prometheus was the actress with the incredible legs running to get into the surgery machine wearing a very short medical? gown.

The book's eight-track tape still in the packaging had more effect though.

I believe the book discussed that.

The best paht about Goodwill Hunting was the authentic accents.

My Grandpa is in Heaven eating lox and whitefish.

No. The U.S. Government just calls up the BEP and says, "Could you guys print up another billion in singles?". In fact they are going to put a portrait of a big fuzzy gray German dog on the single vice the guy there already. At least that's what Obama does.

Which Bush?

Hope Sean Bean's character doesn't lose his head over Mark Watney's ordeal. Yes. I know. Couldn't help myself.

As someone else mentioned already, you pretty much HAVE to be one seriously together motherfucker to become an astronaut.

But if necessary Santa Claus can conquer the Martians. Again.

All of this was covered to death in Neal Stephenson's "Seveneves".

Build a shitload of nuclear bombs and use an Orion drive. Same concept as the propulsion of the main craft in The Martian, except nuclear detonations come out of the stern vice ions.

Ever read the Koran? Don't think you would like Allah either.

Obviously you don't understand the concept of "faith". It's not supposed to make sense. And we all know that what doesn't make sense is magic, to paraphrase Arthur C. Clarke.

This subject was covered to death in Neal Stephenson's "Anathem".