Title: Virals
Content: Christopher 'Kit' Howard – His mother Harry is the sister of Temperance Brennan. He met Tory's mother Colleen Brennan at a sailing camp on Cape Cod when they were both sixteen and he did not discover that he had fathered a daughter until many years later. He worked at LIRI as a veterinary expert and was appointed Director following Karsten's death. He is a somewhat clueless parent and cannot really keep track of Tory's activities. It is also mentioned that he gets along well with his other colleagues from LIRI and does not set himself apart from them. His girlfriend is Whitney Rose Dubois, whom Tory cannot stand. ; Linus and Ruth Stolowitski – They are the parents to Hiram 'Hi' Stolowitski. Linus is a quiet and dignified man and Tory 
Title: Fathers &amp; Suns
Content:  The title of the episode alludes to the 1862 novel Fathers and Sons by Ivan Turgenev. Lister learned in "Ouroboros" (series VII) that he was his own dad and his mum was Kristine Kochanski. When Rimmer and Kryten initialise Pree, the start-up sequence for SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop can be seen running in the background. Rimmer and Kryten mention Holly before they start up Pree. Holly was last seen in Series VIII episode "Only the Good..." and they mentioned Holly was offline due to water damage in Back to Earth after Lister had left a bath running for nine years and the Skutters hadn't dried him out. The voice of Taiwan Tony and his phrase "it very strange question" is based on the British spoof Japanese game show Banzai.
Title: Father Figures
Content:  father is professional football player Terry Bradshaw. The twins fly to Florida to meet Bradshaw, who they encounter at a signing event. After meeting Kyle and Peter, Bradshaw is excited to have the twins as his sons. As Bradshaw recounts stories with former teammate Rod Hamilton, the twins realize that Bradshaw had been in Australia at the time of their conception (a trip Helen had backed out of at the last minute), and thus isn't Kyle and Peter's biological father. Bradshaw points out that Roland Hunt, a New York investor, also dated Helen. As Kyle and Peter travel north after contacting Helen about him, Kyle finds that his BBQ sauce royalties deal is ending. 
Title: Fatherly
Content:  In October 2014, while Fatherly.com was still in beta, the company created a grant called The Fatherly Fund to help parents fund, and complete, projects for their children that they would not otherwise be able to afford. Founded by Simon Isaacs and Michael Rothman, Fatherly officially launched in April 2015. The founders have cited the lack of male-focused parenting content as inspiration for the company. Rothman further explained that he and Isaacs began Fatherly in part, because, "there are more diverse notions of family generally [and] there should be a platform for insights, advice and product recommendations that provides a bigger tent for more of today's parents." Fatherly was named one of Oprah's "favorite things" of 2016 and was noted by Adweek, Digiday and CNBC for its success with video targeting on Facebook. In June 2016, nearly 3 million unique visitors went to the site. By 2017, Fatherly reached 75 million people on Facebook each week. In early 2017, Fatherly received a Webby Award for “Best Parenting Site on the Internet.” Later that same year, Fatherly hired Andrew Burmon as editor-in-chief of the site. Fatherly also hired Michael Wertheim as the company's Chief Operating Officer.
Title: The Liz Logelin Foundation
Content:  In 2021, Logelin’s story served as the inspiration behind the Netflix film Fatherhood, starring Kevin Hart and Alfre Woodard. Directed by Paul Weitz, the film was released on June 18. It was produced by Sony Pictures alongside Michelle and Barack Obama's production company Higher Ground Productions. The story follows Maddy's first few years of life as Logelin, played by Hart, raises his daughter as a single parent in Boston.
Title: Name of the Father
Content:  Anthony Stevens has similarly argued that "Traditionally, the father's orientation is centrifugal, i. e., towards the outside world...his is the primary responsibility for facilitating the transition from home to society'. Likewise the family therapist Robin Skynner sees the father (or fatherer) playing an essential role in the process whereby "the toddler has got to see that Mum isn't God as a first step to seeing that Dad isn't God, and that...he's part of something bigger too". For Lacan, that bigger context could be seen as "the chain of discourse...in which an entire family, an entire coterie, an entire camp, an entire nation or half the world will be caught". The internalisation of the Name of the Father with the passing of the Oedipus complex ensured for Lacan participation in that wider chain of discourse, and was for him an essential element of human sanity.
Title: Fatherly
Content:  Fatherly offers articles, videos, and other digital content tailored to young fathers. The company has been described by the New York Times as “Buzzfeed meets Vice for parents". While the site's content is geared toward men, half of Fatherly's audience are women. Many well-known parenting experts, authors, activists and celebrities have made contributions to Fatherly, including Melinda Gates, Michael Strahan, Jeff Kinney, and William Sears. Fatherly covers a variety of topics across health, science, play, relationships, personal finance, gear and parenting. It also has several content franchises including 940 Weekends, which focuses on activities, My Father, The…, which provides first-person narratives from sons and daughters of famous parents, and The Fatherly Podcast, a streaming, conversation-based show.
Title: Howard Wolowitz
Content:  a father figure throughout adolescence may be the root of much of Howard's behavior. In "The Shiny Trinket Maneuver", it is mentioned that the birthday party where he did his magic show was his cousin's party but it is unknown who his cousin was in the group of children that were present. In "The Closet Reconfiguration", Howard gets a letter from his father which is the first contact that he gets from his father in the series. In "The Fortification Implementation", it is revealed that his father's first name is Sam, and that he fathered another child, Josh (Matt Bennett), who is Howard's half-brother. While at first upset at the notion that his father went on 
Title: Father Figures
Content:  ; J. K. Simmons as Roland Hunt, a former financial investor, reclusive criminal, and one of the potential fathers of Kyle and Peter. ; Katt Williams as an unnamed hitchhiker who Kyle and Peter meet on their journey. ; Terry Bradshaw as himself, a retired football player and one of the potential fathers of Kyle and Peter. ; Ving Rhames as Rod Hamilton, a friend, retired football player, and ex-teammate of Bradshaw. ; Harry Shearer as Gene, Helen's new husband. ; June Squibb as Mrs. Hunt, Roland Hunt's mother. ; Christopher Walken as Dr. Walter Tinkler, a veterinarian and family 
Title: Father Figures
Content:  Father Figures (known as Who's Your Daddy? in the United Kingdom) is a 2017 American comedy film directed by Lawrence Sher (in his directorial debut), written by Justin Malen, and starring Owen Wilson, Ed Helms, J. K. Simmons, Katt Williams, Terry Bradshaw, Ving Rhames, Harry Shearer, June Squibb, Christopher Walken, and Glenn Close. The film follows two adult fraternal twin brothers (Wilson and Helms) who set out to find their biological father. Principal photography began on October 5, 2015, in Atlanta, and the film was released in the United States on December 22, 2017, by Warner Bros. Pictures. It was poorly received by critics, who called it devoid of "energy or purpose" and grossed $25 million against its $25 million budget.

Question: Who is the father of Linus Torvalds?
Answer: Nils Torvalds.