20 fictional families everyone would want to spend the holidays with

It would be really awesome to do the Carlton dance alongside the one and only, but there’s also the fact that celebrating in a big ol’ mansion in one of the fanciest neighborhoods would not be too shabby.

No one does the holidays quite like the meddling smother that is Beverly Goldberg.

The Darlings don’t mind people dropping in on a regular day or even the holidays, whether it’s through Clarissa’s bedroom window or the front door.

Yes, the Simpsons can be a bit much, and there is a chance that Homer will lose his cool, but doesn’t that make the invite to Springfield for the holidays that much more tempting?

The holidays with the Huangs down in Orlando sound like a delight.

One word. Magic.

One more plate in a home that’s already a full house won’t be too much for this loving family.

Dining in the home of a professional cook over the holidays is the dream of many, and Bob Belcher would make that dream come true.

The best thing about the Johnsons is that their company not only always has a great time, but there’s also some sort of lesson to be learned about the world.

Anyone who says they wouldn't take the chance to spend any amount of time with the Addams family is lying.

Just remember to bring a box of tissues.

Given the chance to dine with people or dinosaurs, a good deal of people would choose a Jurassic Park holiday.

Frasier and Niles would try and put together a holiday party with all the bells and whistles, and while it wouldn’t pan out, given their history, it’d be worth it just to spend some time in the Elliot Bay Towers.

It’s going to be a great time, but just make sure you’re first in line when it comes to the food portion of the holidays because the Bravermans are a large bunch!

Chrismukkah with the Cohens is a tradition many would love to be a part of!

Just how did they celebrate the holidays during the prehistoric days?

The family that so many people have dreamed of being a part of since the show debuted in 2009 — and for good reason — because, while the antics can sometimes get out of hand, the love this crew has for one another never fails to warm hearts.

Teaching holiday traditions to a bunch of aliens sounds like a grand time.

Fans never got to see Dunder Mifflin employees at home too often, but if Jim and Pam’s holidays were anything like the infamous dinner party, many would love an invite.

It’s time to find out whether or not space turkeys are a thing.