3 SUNDAY DRIVE TO MARS (animated)
After church service, George and the kids are talking to the preacher next to their parked car.

Preacher: Bless you my sons. May the rest of your Sabbath be clean and without blemish.
George: "Thanks Father!"
He looks at the kids:
"And Now that you've washed away all your sins, do you feel clean, children?"
Slab looks nervous and guilty: "I'm not sure, Unca George...I'm feeling an urge! Is that a sin?"
George winks at the camera: "That all depends on what kind of urge it is. If it's an urge to go for a Sunday drive in the family car, then that is a good clean urge!"
Slab: "That's exactly the kind of urge I have !
George: "Fine! It's a perfect day for a Sunday Drive!"

George and the kids get in the car and drive down the highway.


When they come to a hill, they drive up and then keep going into the air.

They sail past all the other cars that are stuck on the towering rock peaks in Arizona.






Slab, "What's EPA?"
George "It's the goddamn ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY! " A buncha tree huggers! That's why I love to leave the environment! We get even more miles per gallon in zero G!"



The God-fearing family leaves the atmosphere and heads to Mars

He opens it and we see it's actually a fishing tackle box.
It's full of colorful lures.


The kids unload the fishing equipment.
Ernie: "You sure got a lot of crap back here, Uncle George!"
George: "40 Goddamn cubic feet worth of crap!"
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Ernie asks" What kind of lures do Martian fish like, Unca George?"
"What else?" asks George. He picks out a beautiful 3 hooked lure in the shape of a gorgeous woman. "They like human women, just like the rest of us!"

He casts his line into the lake and yanks out a huge eyeball with fins. "There's one!"
Wipe the scene: to George closing up the back of the car. The cargo hatch is filled with their catch: piles of Martian eyeball creatures, flopping around.
They come back through Earth's atmosphere and land in George's driveway with 40 cubic feet worth of tasty Martian eyeballs.