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Look at the light|coming out of the earth Show me a man|who's gentle and kind And I'll show you|a loser Now show me a man|who takes what he wants Look at that boy|sitting on the moon Look how exciting Look how exciting So the poets say When you're a fool in love And nothing goes|the way you plan And no one cares|and no one understands That you're a fool|and you're in love Never another spring for you Never a robin|to sing for you You're out there|on your own When you're a fool in love When you're a fool in love A fool in love|Seems like the skies Are always gray You turn around|there's someone in your way And it's you|and you're in love Sometimes you think|that your luck has changed And a rainbow explodes|across the sky But when you're|a fool in love You'll be a fool|till the day you die A fool in love [Man]|I know we haven't been|together that long, but these last ten months|have just been the happiest|of my life. You're not only|the person I love,|you're also my best friend, and I want to spend|the rest of my life with you. Will you marry me? Yes. Seriously.|Do you think that sounds good? - No!|- Really? 'Cause I think|that kinda sums up-- - No!|- Oh? Oh, sorry.|Sorry. Sometimes these catheters|can pinch a little bit. Well, thanks for listening.|I really appreciate it. You've got a real gentle|touch there, Doctor. She won't be able|to say no. Actually, I'm a nurse.|Doctor'll be right in. [Chattering] Good luck, Greg.|Thanks, Kim.|Good luck, buddy. [School Bell Ringing] Okay, it's time|for our problem of the week. I want you to pick out|your problem-- a problem that's been|bothering you all week-- With your eyes still closed, I want you to picture|that problem in your mind. Pretend that it's right there|in front of you. Not only are you|my best friend, but you're also the person|I wanna spend the rest|of my life with. I love you.|Will you... marry me? Now I want you to scare|your problems away.|I want you to say boo. [All]|Boo. - Boo!|- [Screaming]|Boo! [Chuckling]|All right, you guys are great. Very good.|I will see you guys|after lunch, all right? Hey, Pam, isn't that|your special friend outside? Yeah, I think so. Why don't you go|talk to him? You think I should?|[All] Yeah. Come here. Come here. Hi, sweetie.|How you doin'? What's going on?|I was in the neighborhood,|got off work early. Thought maybe you wanted|to get a bite to eat. Oh, that's very sweet.|What a nice surprise. Oh, shoot, I forgot|to change my shoes. You don't have to change.|I can't resist a man|in nurse's shoes. I know, but I got sneakers|in my backpack. - It'll just take a second.|- [Giggling] Okay. - Honey--|- Hmm? Pam, I love you.|Yeah? I love you too.|Come on, sweetie. I got a half hour|before I have to be back,|so you wanna go have lunch? - What are you doing?|- Um, nothing. I just love you so much. These last ten months|have been the happiest|of my life. Yeah, they've been amazing.|W-What's going on? Nothing. I just-- I just--|I just feel like we're so close. You're my best friend,|and you're also the woman|that I love, and-- Are you okay, sweetie?|You're acting so weird. I'm fine. I just got|a crick in my neck.|I was doing C.P.R.... on a 300-pound crack addict|this morning.|Oh, my goodness! Do you want me to massage|your neck or something? No, no, no,|I'm fine, I'm good.|A back rub? Are you sure? Honey, look, your kids--|they're trying to tell you|something. What? Hold on.|Look!|[Cell Phone Ringing] Oh, it's my sister.|Hello? Hi!|I'm engaged! You're engaged!|That's wonderful.|Congratulations! Oh, my God, you're getting|married in two weeks.|That's a little soon. Wow, Mom and Dad really|don't know Bob very well.|Dad was okay with this? Well, Bob asked Dad.|Wow, that was|very thoughtful of him. I can't believe he knew|to ask Dad's permission. Yeah.|[Chuckling] I'm just here with Greg.|He's gonna take me out|for lunch. He's okay. Okay, yeah,|I know you gotta go.|I love you. Okay, talk to you soon.|Bye. So what's going on? What?|Debbie's marrying that guy?|Yeah, in two weeks. Dr. Bob of Denver.|Isn't that great? Yeah, yeah, that's--|Didn't they just meet|like a few months ago? Well, yeah, but,|you know, he asked her,|and she said yes. He asked my dad.|He said yes.|Then he asked Debbie. Huh? Yeah, I overheard that.|So, what, like he had to ask|his permission? No, no, he didn't have to. Bob just understood|that Dad appreciates|that kind of thing. Hmm? Mm-hmm.|Anyway, Deb said|Dad's crazy about him. Evidently, Bob bought him,|like, the perfect gift|that just won him over. You know?|Really? Huh?|A gift? Are you sure it's okay|to X-ray this? Yeah, it's not gonna mutate|or anything. - Uh, sir, that's not gonna fit.|- Wait. Hang on a second. The bag's too big, guy.|You gotta check it. [Beeping]|Over here. Raise your arms, sir.|Look. I've got an engagement ring|for my girlfriend in the bag. I can't open it here.|Don't you think I can|just carry it on? Hey, pal, if it ain't fittin'|through the frame, you ain't|carryin' it on the plane. - 531 -- New York La Guardia.|Check it.|- Wait, wait! Excuse me!|Don't worry. It'll be waitin'|for you on the other side. Baby, hurry|Don't make me worry [Woman Over P.A.]|Welcome to New York's|La Guardia Airport. [Baby Crying] Excuse me. Hi. You lost my bag,|and there's a two-carat|diamond ring inside it. I didn't lose|your anything, sir. But put your local address|on this form, and we'll|ship it when it surfaces. And what if it doesn't?|Am I supposed to spend|the entire weekend... with just the clothes|on my back? [Crying Continues] It's a great gift.|I just thought you were gonna|get them champagne. Trust me. I think your dad|is gonna be very psyched|about this gift. Well, don't forget|he's retired, though. The guy was in the rare-flower|business for 30 years. I think|he still maintains an interest. You make it sound like|they're really hard to please.|No, not at all! He's the sweetest man|in the whole world.|Just relax! He's gonna love you.|I promise. As much as he loves|Dr. Bob? Take it easy on the sarcasm.|Humor is entirely wasted|on my parents. What, are they Amish?|[Pam Giggling] Okay, no jokes. What are you doing?|What? I told you my dad sees smoking|as a sign of weakness. Okay, all right,|I'll leave 'em in the car. No, no, no, no,|he'll check there.|Oh, gosh. Yeah, the roof is probably|a better idea. Okay. And, oh, uh, we're not living|together. I thought you said|you told him.|Well-- Hi, Daddy!|Hi!|Sweet pea! I missed you so much,|Pamcake.|I missed you too, Flapjack. [Continue Kissing] Oh, boy, oh, boy,|oh, boy, oh, boy,|oh, boy, oh, boy! [Together]|Short stack, short stack,|coming up. - Ba-ba, ba-ba, ba-ba, ba-ba.|- Where's my "wittle" girl? - Mommy! Mom!|- You look so beautiful. [Pam]|So do you.|Look at you. Oh, I'm sorry.|Mom, Dad, this is Greg. Hi, Greg.|I'm Pam's father, Jack Byrnes.|Great to finally meet you. Good meeting you.|And I'm Dina.|Welcome to Oyster Bay. Oh, thanks.|Ah! What are you driving there,|a Ford? Oh, yeah, it's a Taurus. We were gonna get a mid-size,|but I figure, hey,|we pull down decent bucks. Might as well go all out,|pop for the full-size. Sure. Interesting color.|You pick it?|Oh. Oh, no, the guy at the counter.|Why? Well, they say|geniuses pick green. - But you didn't pick it.|- Jack! Oh, yucky.|What smells|of old sour milk? Oh, poor Greg got|spit up on by a baby.|He didn't. Yeah, he did, Ma,|at the lost luggage counter.|The airline lost his bag. They didn't!|Oh. Yeah.|Yeah, they did. What about you, honey?|Oh, no, no, no.|I carried on. That's my girl. It'll turn up, I'm sure.|And anyway, Greg, meanwhile,|anything you need, just ask. That's right.|Mi casa es su casa.|Oh, thanks, Jack. You too. Yeah.|[Giggling] [Chattering] This is so nice.|[Jack]|We like it. [Sighs]|Beautiful. Oh, now, Greg, you have|a very unique last name. Um, we were curious,|how do you pronounce it? Oh, just like it's spelled.|F-O-C-K-E-R. Focker.|Hmm, Focker. Hmm. Mm-hmm. - Oh, I'll get it, honey.|- Oh, thanks, Mom. - Oh, there he is.|There's our little guy.|-Jinxy, come here, boy. Come here, baby.|Come to Daddy, Jinxy.|Come on. Come on, Jinxy. Come here.|Come to Daddy.|Jinxy! Come on.|[Chuckles]|Taught him that in one week. This is Pam's cat,|Jinxy. Jinxy,|say hello to Greg. Hi, Jinx.|Wave to Greg.|Hello, Jinx. Attaboy.|That took me another week. Oh, my gosh.|Pam, I didn't know|you had a cat. Yeah, I left him here|when I moved to Chicago. Your daddy's found|his new best friend. You won't believe it.|He even taught him|to use the potty. You won't believe it.|He even taught him|to use the potty. - He did? Dad, that's|kinda weird, isn't it?|- What's so weird about it? Now we don't have to smell|kitty litter all the time.|That's right. That's incredible.|How did you teach the cat|to use the toilet? Oh, that was easy, Greg.|I just designed a litter box|to put inside the toilet, and then once he got used to it,|I took it away. Yeah, makes sense.|But I don't think|he likes it. I mean, every chance he gets,|he tries to dig, squat and bury. I had to move|all my potted plants|off the floor. Plus, you got another guy|around the house|to leave the seat up. He can't lift|the seat, Greg. He lacks the strength|and the opposable thumbs.|Yeah. Ah, right. Opposable--|I didn't think about that. Jinx is strictly a house cat.|Can't let him outside because he|lacks outdoor survival skills. Okay.|One of those things,|isn't it, sweetheart? I don't think Greg will be|playing with Jinxy too much.|He hates cats. [Chuckles Nervously]|Pam, I don't hate cats. I don't-- I don't hate cats.|I just happen to be|more of a dog lover. Yeah, yeah.|[Mouthing]|I am too. Well, that's okay|if you hate cats, Greg.|No! I don't.|I don't hate cats at all.|[Jack] That's okay. Just be honest about it.|There's some things I hate. I-- I'm being honest.|Really? Like what? Honey, why don't we let|the kids freshen up, huh? Greg, you come with me.|We'll get you something to wear|from Jack's closet, okay? Okay.|Oh, honey, honey,|honey, honey. - Yeah?|- I'm so happy you're home,|sweetheart. Oh!|Me too, Dad. Hey, listen,|be nice to this one, okay?|I kinda like him. Okay, I'll try.|Thank you. Shirt fit okay, Greg?|Oh, fantastic.|Thanks, Jack. Good.|Tom Collins coming up. - You know, I wish you hadn't|told your parents I hate cats.|- But you do hate cats. Yeah, but you didn't have to|tell them right when we met. I know. I'm sorry.|It just kinda slipped out. Get your red-hot papooses.|My goodness, what is that? Oh, that's just|a little something from me.|Go ahead. Open it up. Oh. Look, honey,|Greg brought us a present. Oh, isn't that nice? Oh! Oh, look at this. It's a flower pot|with the dirt in it. - Hmm.|- Actually, the real gift is|what's planted in the soil. The bulb|of a Jerusalem tulip. Which I was told is one|of the rarest and most beautiful|flowers in existence. Oh, right, right,|the Jerusalem-- From the "Jerusales|tulipesias" genus.|Yes, yes. Hmm.|Anyway, yeah, the guy said with regular|watering, it should bloom|in about six months, so-- Oh, we'll look forward|to that, Greg. [Clearing Throat]|So, uh, Greg,|how's your job? Um, good, Pam.|Thanks for asking. I, uh, I recently|got transferred to triage. Oh, is that better|than a nurse? No, Mom, triage is|a unit of the E.R. It's where all|the top nurses work.|Well-- No, they do.|[Chuckling Nervously] Not many men|in your profession, though,|are there, Greg? No, Jack,|not traditionally.|Mm-hmm. Oh, Pam, honey, did you know|that your father started|his own business? Really?|Dad, that's great.|Oh, wow! Yes, I thought|with my knowledge|and experience, why should I allow|retirement to stop me? I really admire that.|Yeah. So what is it?|What's the new venture? Let me ask you|a question, Greg. Let's just say|you have kids... and you wanna|get out of the house,|spend a night on the town. So, you hire a baby-sitter,|someone you think you can trust. References, work experience--|it all checks out fine. But then how do you|really know for certain... that your loved ones are safe|with this stranger? I mean, can you ever|really trust another|human being, Greg? Sure, I think so. No, the answer is|you cannot. Let me show you something. Take a look at this, Greg. What's this look like|to you?|Um-- [Squeaks]|This looks like|a teddy bear. Smile, you're on|"Nanny Camera."|Ah! Oh! Oh, yeah, yeah!|I've seen these things|advertised on TV. Oh, no,|not like this, you haven't.|Take a look. Oh, my gosh.|Hi!|Oh! Where's the other camera?|Right here in this|decorative artifact. Wow, that's great.|Our cameras are|motion-activated, so they begin taping|as soon as they sense|any movement. We can hide 'em in anything.|We hide 'em in mirrors, lamps,|televisions, you name it. So no matter where you go, we'll be watching you.|[Pam Chuckling] So, Jack, couldn't this|maybe be construed as illegal?|You know, invasion of privacy? Trust me, Greg, when you|start having little Fockers|running around, you'll understand the need|for this level of protection. Mm. Impressive, isn't it? Quite. Mm.|[Phone Ringing] Quite. Mm.|[Phone Ringing] Oh, I'll get that.|I'll get it.|I'll get it. Honey, I'll get it. [Chuckling]|Okay. Any problem|with the documents? Okay. I'll meet you|at the Oyster Bay Drugstore|in about 20 minutes. Now you gotta be more careful|when you call here. If anybody else answers,|just use a Southern accent... and ask for|the vegetarian special, okay? [Chattering] Oh, that wasn't|the airline, was it? Nope, wrong number. We're all out of Collins mix,|so I'm gonna make a run|for the store. That's funny.|I thought I just bought some. You know how that stuff--|it just goes,|so I'll be back in a jiff. Well, why doesn't Greg|go with you? Sweetie, you'll need something|in case your suitcase|doesn't show up. - Oh, I'm sure it'll show up.|- Yeah. You don't wanna take a chance.|You don't have a toothbrush.|Go on, sweetie. Yeah.|Okay, unless you want|some privacy. Why would I need privacy? No, I didn't think you would. Okay, let's head out.|[Dina]|Oh, good. Bye. Have fun, you guys.|Pam, he seems wonderful. He is. We have|the best time together.|Good. Now, have you two been|mm, mm, mm? Mother!|Oh, thinking about|anything permanent. Oh, I don't know.|I mean, we haven't really|discussed it, but I definitely|have a feeling|this is it. [Sighs]|Dad seems to like him.|Don't you think? Absolutely. Big day, Saturday.|Nice car. Yes.|This car is-- You got--|What do you use?|Unleaded? Regular unleaded? Premium.|Uh-huh. Hey, you know, Jack,|now that we have|a second to talk, I just want you to know|how much Pam means to me. I know-- I know|that we haven't been|together that long, but the time|that we have spent together|has been really incredible. Greg, how come|you don't like cats? I don't not like cats. I-l just--|I just prefer dogs. I mean, I'm just|more of a dog kind of,|you know-- Come home,|wagging their little tails,|happy to see you kind of-- You need that assurance?|You prefer an emotionally|shallow animal? I-- You see, Greg,|when you yell at a dog, his tail will go between|his legs and cover his genitals,|his ears will go down. A dog is very easy to break,|but cats make you work|for their affection. - They don't sell out|the way dogs do.|- Huh. You like|Peter, Paul and Mary?|[Tape Starts] Yes, I do.|I'm a big fan. Puff the magic dragon|Dragon Lived by the sea Great song.|Yeah, one of|my favorites. Who would've thought|it wasn't really|about a dragon, huh? [Chuckling]|What do you mean? [Continues] You know,|the whole drug thing. No, I don't know.|Why don't you tell me? Some people think that... to "puff the magic dragon"|means to-- They're really, uh-- to smoke-- to smoke-- a marijuana cigarette. Well, Puff's just the name|of the boy's magical dragon. Right. Are you a pothead,|Focker?|No! No. What?|No, no, no, no, Jack.|No, I'm-- I'm not-- I-- I pass on grass|all the time. I mean, not all the time.|Yes or no, Greg? No. Yes. No. Hey, Greg, I'll meet you|back out front in about...|12 to 15 minutes. Okay. Oh. Hey. Hi.|How you doing?|Hey. Do you have any of those|nicotine patches? No. We have the gum. Great.|You chew it. Thank you. Yes, okay.|And what's your most expensive|bottle of champagne? Mumm's.|It's on sale for 13.95. Really? That's it?|You don't have, like, a nice, like,|80 or $100 bottle|of something? You can get|a whole bunch of Mumm's. Focker.|Hey, Jack.|Ready to go? I've been ready, yeah.|They ran out|of Collins mix. - You been waiting here long?|- No, I was just|reading up about... pumps.|Pumps? Yes. Breast pumps. I grew up on a farm. Dankeschoen Get your hot buns,|hot patooties. Wow, Dina,|everything looks fabulous. It's such a treat for me to have|a home-cooked meal like this. Dinner at my house usually|consisted of everybody|in the kitchen... fighting over containers|of Chinese food. You poor thing.|What, there wasn't enough food|to go around? No, there was.|We just never really sat down|like a family like this. - Oh.|- Greg, would you like|to say grace? Oh, uh, well,|Greg's Jewish, Dad.|You know that. You're telling me|Jews don't pray, honey?|Unless you have some objection. No, no, no, no,|I'd love to. Pam, come on,|it's not like I'm a rabbi|or something. I said grace|at many a dinner table. Okay. O dear God, thank You. You are such a good God to us,|a kind and gentle... and accommodating God. And we thank You, Osweet, sweet Lord of hosts... for the... smorgasbord... You have so aptly lain|at our table this day... and each day... by day. Day by day by day. O dear Lord, three things we pray. To love Thee more dearly, to see Thee more clearly, to follow Thee|more nearly... day by day...|by day. Amen.|Amen. Oh, Greg, that was lovely. Thank you, Greg.|That was interesting too. Oh, that's a--|that's a lovely vase.|That's great. Let me guess, Jack.|Is that one of your|secret cameras too? - Boogah-woogah-woogah!|[Stammering]|- [Pam] Greg. Greg, that's an urn|which holds the remains|of Jack's mother. Oh, I'm sorry.|I'm so sorry. That's all right.|You didn't know, Greg. I'm--|That's our Gran-gran. We like to think of her|as watching over us as we eat. Love you, Ma.|Miss you. Miss you every day. Oh, honey, why don't you|read Greg your poem? Oh, no, he doesn't want|to hear that. What? No!|What-What-What poem? You see,|when Jack had to retire... for health reasons--|That's a bunch of malarky.|Honey, I'm fine. The doctor thought it would be|therapeutic if he... sort of expressed his emotions|in an artistic way. Honey, you wrote|the most beautiful poem|about your mother. Please, we really|wanna hear it. Poem, poem.|Please! Oh, all right.|It's a work in progress. I'm still not happy with it. As soon as it's ready, then I am going to glaze it|onto a plate...|Mm. and put it|next to the urn.|Nice. It's very special. "My Mother"|by Jack Byrnes. "You gave me life,|you gave me milk, 'you gave me courage. "Your name was Angela,|the angel from heaven, "but you were also|an angel of God,|and He needed you too. "Selfishly I tried|to keep you here... "while the cancer|ate away your organs... "like an unstoppable|rebel force. "But I couldn't save you,|and I shall see your face... "nevermore, nevermore, "nevermore,|[Crying] until we meet...|in heaven." - [Sighs]|- Daddy, that's beautiful. [Whispering]|It always gets me.|Amazing. So-So-- So much love, yet also|so much information.|[Groans] It takes a lot|out of him. Greg, would you like|some yams?|Thank you. Oh, yeah. You must've had vegetables|fresher than that,|growing up on a farm, Greg. Dad, uh, Greg grew up|in Detroit. He told me he grew up on a farm. - Do they have many farms|in Detroit?|- No, Dina, no, not a lot. In fact, Jack,|I should clarify this. I didn't actually grow up...|on a farm per se. The house we grew up in|was originally erected... in the early Dutch farm,|colonial style. So that, plus we had|a lot of pets-- - Which one did you milk then?|- Dad! Honey, he said|he pumped milk. What have you|ever milked? A cat. A cat? I milked a cat once.|You wanna hear a story?|Sure. My sister had a cat,|and the cat birthed|a litter of kittens. Must've been 30 of them,|and there was this one|little runt... this little sweet little...|little-engine-that-could runt... who wanted to get up there|and couldn't really get access|to the-- to the-- to the-- to the--|to the teat. Teat? Dad.|What have you. I went in|and just simply,|you know, just-- into a little saucer, then took the saucer|and fed it to Geppetto--|that's what I named him. I had-- I had no idea|you could milk a cat. Oh, yeah, you can milk|anything with nipples. I have nipples, Greg.|Could you milk me? Okay, could we change|the subject perhaps? Oh!|Champagne, champagne.|Yes. I thought maybe we could|celebrate with a little bubbly.|That'd be great. Good idea.|Yum! [Mocking Jack]|"l have nipples.|Can you milk me?" Well, in a funny way,|you've already seen|Deb's ring. Mm-hmm, that's true. Would anybody care for a bottle|of Oyster Bay Drug and Sundries|finest champagne? That is so sweet of you, Greg.|Isn't that a nice gesture? That's very nice.|How could I have seen|Debbie's ring, Mom? Well, when I gave Bob|the okay to propose to Deb, I put him in touch|with my diamond guy, and he picked out|the same design|Kevin gave you. Kevin, your old boyfriend?|[Clears Throat]|Thanks, Dad. Well, yeah,|Kevin was Pam's fianc? - [Screams]|- Oh! - [Dina Whimpering]|- [Groaning] - Oh!|- [Whimpering Continues]|- Oh, my God. J-Jinxy, no!|Psst! - Oh!|-Jinxy, no! - [Urinating]|- [Screaming]|- Oh, God. - Oh.|- Shit. Greg, sweetie,|how you doing? Oh, just fine,|considering I desecrated|your grandma's remains, found out you were engaged|and had your father ask me|to milk him. At least back then he was|still talking to me. I can't believe you didn't|tell me you were that close.|Who, Daddy and me? No, Kevin and you. Do we have to know everything|about each other's pasts? You never told me about|your cat-milking days in Motown. That was|a long time ago, Pam. Yeah, okay, well,|so was this. Kevin's and my connection|was more physical|than anything else. Physical?|Like what? Like you|worked out together? No, no, it was nothing, nothing.|It was a stupid sexual thing.|Mm-hmm. I'm gonna go throw up now. [Groans]|Greg, listen. Kevin and I were only engaged|for a month before I realized|that I'd made a mistake, okay? I-l-l gave back the ring,|I moved to Chicago, and I met and fell|in love with you, okay,|so can we please drop this? [Sighs]|Okay. Good.|I just feel like this|is not going well at all. I feel like your dad|hates me.|He doesn't hate you, sweetie. Come on. Just give him|a chance, all right? Maybe he's nervous too,|huh? I thought he would love|my gift, you know,|being this big flower guy, but it's like he didn't|even show the slightest bit|of interest. Listen to me.|Forget the gift. You are the most adorable,|loving, sweetest man|in the whole world, and I love you. And very soon my parents|are gonna see that... and grow to love you too,|okay? Okay? Speaking of growing|to love you-- Honey, it's late.|Come on.|I know it's late. But Mr. Winky is still|on Chicago time, and we both know|there's only one way|to make Mr. Winky go away. [Knocking]|And there it is. What's with the robe? It's Pam's. My pajamas|are in the suitcase|with everything else. Hey, I'll lend you a pair|of Jack's. Okay, honey?|Sure. You don't have to do that,|Dina.|Oh, no, no, no. No, that's fine.|We have to. Thank you.|You're welcome. Look, Greg,|I just wanna say, don't worry|about what happened tonight. Oh, thanks, Jack.|Still, I feel horrible.|I mean-- Well, it was|a horrible thing. But let's just put all that|behind us and enjoy|our weekend together. Okay. Okay.|Thank you, Daddy. [Imitating Train Chugging] Oh, thank you.|Thanks, Mom. These'll do just fine.|Good night. Night-night. Good night, sweetie.|See you in the morning.|Good night. Have a nice sleep.|Okay, you too. Oh, no, no, no, Greg,|we made up the pullout|for you down in the den. Oh, okay, 'cause Pam said|I should sleep in Debbie's room. Well, Debbie'll be|sleeping here tomorrow. This way,|you'll have more privacy,|you'll have your own bathroom. Just try not to flush|the toilet. It's always|a little quirky. - Okay.|- Oh, one more thing. I'm a realist.|I understand it's|the 21st century, and you've probably had|premarital relations|with my daughter. But under our roof, it's my way|or the Long Island Expressway. Is that understood?|Of course, yeah. Good. Keep your snake|in its cage for 72 hours. Okay. [Man On Phone] Welcome|to Atlantic American Airways'|Lost Luggage Department. At Atlantic American Airways,|customer satisfaction|always comes first. We are experiencing|heavy call volume. Your call is very important|to us. It will be answered|in approximately 27 minutes. Please press "1" if you'd like|to talk to a representative.|[Button Beeping] We are closed for the night.|Please call back-- Oh! Sorry. I don't know what it is,|but there's just something|about him that's a little off. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.|Jack, you know we've been|through this... with every boyfriend|Pam has had since,|what, middle school. I think Greg--|he's a lovely young man. And, honey, Pam thinks|he might be the one. She said that?|She said those exact words? I didn't tape record it, Jack,|but that's the impression. What kind of a family|doesn't have time|to sit down for dinner? Fugitives.|Please try to enjoy|the weekend, honey. Both our daughters|are in love.|That's what I'm worried about. Oh. Oh, geez,|I just realized something.|What? Pam's middle name.|Martha. Oh, no. [Together]|Pamela Martha Focker. "Operation Ko Samui"? Looking for something,|Greg?|Oh! Jesus, Jack,|you scared me. I heard a noise,|so I came down to see|if everything was okay. Everything's fine. I just--|I'm sorry. I saw a light on,|and I kinda stumbled in. I didn't realize--|That's okay.|See anything interesting? No, not at all.|I mean, I mean-- I mean, this is great, though.|I love this-- what you--|it's a cozy little nook. I noticed you were looking|at that when I came in. Yeah.|It's an antique|polygraph machine. Is that what that is?|I've seen these before, but I never saw one|actually up close. You know what?|Why don't you|try that on? Oh, that's okay. Oh, come on.|We'll have some fun.|I'll show you how it works. I-l shouldn't. - Why should you be afraid?|You have nothing to hide.|- No, I know. - I know you know, so there|shouldn't be any problem.|- No, there's no problem. - So, try it on.|- Okay. I'll help you. Don't worry.|You'll enjoy this. All right. Looks complicated.|Now these aren't|100% accurate, right? They're--|You'd be surprised|how accurate they are. They can tell fairly easily|if someone's lying or not. Now I'm gonna ask you|some questions, and all you have to do|is answer "yes" or "no." - Okay.|- All right. Let's give it a whirl. Did you fly|on an airplane today? Yes, I did.|No peeking. - Did we eat pot roast|for dinner tonight?|- Yes. Was it under-cooked? No, it was rare. It was a little rare|for my taste. But I wouldn't--|I'm just kidding,|I'm just-- [Laughing Nervously] Relax. Relax.|The needles are jumping. Have you ever watched|pornographic videos? No. - I mean, well, I don't--|- Yes or no? - Hey!|- Hey. What's the matter?|You can't sleep? No, no, I'm just going over some|of my answers from the polygraph|test your dad gave me. - Oh, no, he didn't.|- Yeah, he did. Well, did you lie to him? No! I mean--|Well, he asked me if|we were living together, and--|What'd you tell him? I-l-l-- Nothing.|Your mother walked in... and yanked the little thingies|off before I had to answer. Is this how you'd react|if I told you he shoved bamboo|shoots up my fingernails? Or does he hook|all your boyfriends up|to his little machine? Well, he doesn't need a machine.|He's a human lie detector. What?|Greg, my father was never|in the rare flower business. That was just his cover. He was in the C.I.A.|for 34 years. How could you not|tell me this? I wanted to, honey,|but it was strictly... on a need-to-know basis. So, what?|He's in the C.I.A.?|He was a spy? He is a spy? No, he was more like|a psychological profiler. They used him to interrogate|suspected double agents|in the company. Oh, that's great.|Yeah. I was scared of your dad|back when I thought|he was a florist. It's wonderful to know|that I've actually got|a C.I.A. spy-hunter on my ass. Would you stop?|You're doing great, okay? This is a lot to take in, honey.|I'm sorry. It's just weird.|Oh, I know,|but you're doing fine. I promise. Mm, no, no!|W-What's wrong, sweetie? I forgot. I'm not|supposed to let the snake|out of my cage. Your what? I told your dad|I wouldn't touch you|for 72 hours. Okay, I'm not in junior high|anymore, so--|No, no, no. Seriously. I want to try|to respect his rules, okay? Okay. Fine. Uh, why don't you go ahead|and get some sleep,|and I'll see you in the morning. Okay. [Purring] - Morning, Greg.|- Good morning. Pam told me she let you in|on a little secret of mine|last night. Yes, she did. Well, as long as|you can keep your mouth shut|for the rest of your life, you're in no immediate danger. I won't tell. I'm just being humorous. Huh. That was funny. But the fact is, Greg,|with the knowledge|you've been given, you are now on the inside|of what I like to call... "the Byrnes family|circle of trust." I keep nothing from you,|you keep nothing from me... and round and round we go. Okay.|Understood. Okay, good. Come on.|Let's go inside|and have breakfast. [Chatter, Laughter] Jinxy cat, Jinxy cat|where are you I love you Jinxy. Jinxy. Not at the table,|honey, please. - Attaboy!|- Hey, hey, look who's up! Hi, sweetie.|You must be Greg. - Hello.|- Oh, look, somebody had a visit|from the hair fairy. Oh, yes.|Nice 'do, nice 'do. I'll do the intros.|Greg, this is my sister,|Debbie. Hi.|Nice to meet you.|Oh, the bride to be. - Congratulations.|- And her fianc? Dr. Bob. You can call me|Bob... M.D. - These are his parents,|Linda Banks,|- Hi. How are you? Nice to meet you.|and the world-famous|plastic surgeon, Dr. Larry. Whoa, now,|cut that out. You know, Greg's|in medicine, too, Larry. - Oh, really? What field?|- Nursing. [Both Laughing]|That's good. No, really.|What field? Nursing. Hey, why don't I get you|a chair, Greg? Thank you.|Thanks. So, you didn't want|to go for the M.D.? No, I actually thought|about becoming a doctor,|but I decided it wasn't for me. Just as well.|Boards are killer. Actually Greg aced|his MCATs. - You serious?|- No, I did okay. Oh, he did more than okay.|Trust me. Why did you take the test|if you weren't planning|on going to med school? Well, I wanted to keep|my options open, but in the end,|nursing was a better fit for me. It gives you the freedom|to work in several different|areas of medicine. Plus, I can focus|100% on patient care, as opposed to being a doctor|where you have to deal|with the bureaucracy. Wasn't your friend Andy|supposed to be here by now?|Oh, my God! I thought Deb told you.|Dr. Andy threw out his back.|He can't make the wedding. Oh, damn.|Now I have to reconfigure|the whole procession. Um, Bob, why doesn't Greg|stand in for Andy,|be the usher? - Oh! No, Pam, no.|- That'll be fine. Bob,|Greg'll be your second usher. - Good.|- Uh, yeah.|Yeah, yeah, okay, sure. Good. Let's all finish up|and get ready to go... because we have a pre-activity|briefing in about 32 minutes.|Thirty-two minutes! You know what? In that case,|I'd better get upstairs... and pay a little visit|to the shower fairy. Dina, thank you so much|for breakfast. [Chattering] Hey, you okay?|Why didn't you wake me up? - Because I thought|you'd like to sleep late.|- Not when I'm a guest. - It's okay.|Don't worry about it.|- No, it's not okay. Tell that|to Dr. Torquemada in there|with the Grand Inquisition. Go take a shower, get dressed|and come back down. - Get dressed in what?|- Borrow some more|of Dad's clothes. No, I don't-- Come on.|Why not, honey? I just--|No, I don't feel comfortable|wearing your dad's underwear. Okay, well, go wake up Denny|and borrow some of his. You want me to go wake up|your brother who I never met... and ask if I could have|some of his clothes? Okay, all right.|Where's Denny's room?|Top of the stairs, turn right. [Knocking]|Denny? Denny? Denny?|[Rap] Hello?|Hello? Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey! What|the hell you doing in here?|Hi! I'm-- I'm Greg,|Pam's friend. What? Were you just|sniffing my boxers, dude? No, dude, no.|No, no, she said I could|come up here, maybe borrow some clothes|from you.|Do me a favor. Close the door. Okay.|Quick. - Tell anybody I wasn't here?|- No, they think you're asleep. Yeah, so, it's all good.|[Sighing]|You scared me. Dad keeps you guys under|a pretty close watch, huh? No, it's not that bad.|Your little Pamcake's got it|a lot worse than I do. Oh! You need some clothes.|Yes, that would be--|that would be great. Glad to hook you up.|All right?|Cool. Like what you done|with the crib. Oh, L'il Kim. She's phat. P-H phat. Yeah, I think these ought a|do it. All right,|here you go, chief. All right!|Enjoy! Thanks a lot, Denny.|No problem. Oh, and don't worry|about the little covert op,|all right? I'll keep it on the lowdown.|Down low. No doubt.|[Jack Imitating Trumpet] People, people, come get|your revised itineraries. Larry, Linda,|Debbie, Bob, honey. Now, I'm gonna activate|the alarm. It'll go off|in T minus 16 seconds. I don't think I need|a jacket.|It's cold out, honey. Hold on.|Here, take Denny's jacket. Hey, Denny, I'm lending Greg|your jacket, okay?|Whatever. Let's go. Denny, how's the tux fit? Dad, uh--|What's that? I-It's a sculpture|I found in Greg's jacket. This isn't a sculpture, Denny.|This is a device|for smoking marijuana. Really? Not mine.|It's not. Oh, hey, Jack.|How you doing? I like the top hat.|Complements you. Can I talk to you|for a minute? Sit down. Did I not clearly explain|the circle of trust|to you, Greg? Mm, yeah,|I think I got it. Then is there something|you wanna tell me? Mm, l-l don't think so. Didn't we have|a discussion yesterday|in the car about this? Oh, yes!|You mean-- Yes! You mean me and Pam.|Yes, I would love to talk|to you about that. We're not talking about Pam.|We're talking about you. See, if I can't trust you,|Greg, then I have no choice... but to put you right back|outside the circle. And once you're out, you're out.|There's no coming back. Mm, well, I would|definitely like to stay|inside the circle. Well, then, tell me the truth. Okay. Jack, I don't know|what we're talking about. All right, now look, Focker,|I'm a patient man. That's what 19 months|in a Vietnamese prison camp|will do to you. But I will be watching you,|studying your every move. And if I find|that you are trying to corrupt|my firstborn child, I will bring you down, baby. I will bring you down|to Chinatown. Where are we?|I thought we were going|to Kevin's house. - We are, sweetie.|This is Kevin's new house.|- Wow! Oh, this is a crazy house.|Not bad, huh, Dad? Maybe he uses marijuana|for medicinal purposes.|People do that nowadays. Honey, this kid|has been lying to us|from the moment we met him. Hey, you. Get in some|quality time with the boys?|Hey. Uh-huh, yeah, it was fun. Listen, I hope this lunch|isn't too weird for you. Why would "B.B.Q|at Best Man's" be weird?|[Doorbell Ringing] Oh, my God, Greg.|I was sure I told you. Kevin is Bob's best man.|This is his place. Kevin, your ex-fianc?|Hey!|Welcome, everybody. I don't understand.|How does he know Bob? [Grunting] Well, they-- they went|to lacrosse camp together, and Kevin was the one|who introduced Bob to Debbie. Lacrosse camp? I was really lucky|I was able to salvage|this wood... from an old seamen's chapel|in Nantucket. Oh.|Wow! Kevin, the house|is amazing.|This is where Maybe you should have|gotten married here. All right, the sun is out,|the grill is hot|and the pool is luke. If I can interest you|in a swim and a little B.B.Q,|just follow me. All right, Kevo.|Right on schedule. Bring it on.|Wow. It must cost a fortune|to heat this place. [Jack]|Wait till you see|the rest of the house. [Carmen Playing|Over The Stereo] You okay, sweetie?|Yeah. I'm really sorry.|I don't know why|I thought you knew. It-- It's not|a big deal. If I can handle a weekend|without sex and cigarettes, I think I can handle|an afternoon|with your ex-fianc? Okay. Thank you. Now, for the floor|that you're walking on,|I chose this Bolivian wormwood. I think it works well in here.|I have the Viking range here|and the twin Sub-Z's. Yeah, they open up|right there.|Oh, I get it. Like hidden. Yeah, kind of|blend in.|Great. Are you a homeowner, Greg? No, no, I rent.|Oh. So, things are going real,|real well for you,|aren't they, eh, Kevo? Gosh, things have been going|so great lately. I got in early on some|wireless I.P.O.s, and the stuff|just skyrocketed from there. - Wow.|- What about you, Greg?|What line of work are you in? - I'm in health care.|- Yeah, so you know|what I'm talking about. There are a lot|of Benjamins to be made now|with biotech stuff. I don't have to tell you that.|How's your portfolio? I'd say strong... to quite strong. You gotta strike|while the iron's hot. Now's the time. - Greg's a male nurse.|- That's right.|Thank you, Jack. [Kevin]|Well, that's great. That's great to give something|back like that. I'd love to|find time to do volunteer work. Just the other day I saw|this golden retriever that-- He had like a gimp,|and he couldn't really-- It made me feel terrible.|I wish there was something|I could do. Yeah, well, I get paid,|but also it feels,|you know, good too. So it's kind of|an everybody wins. What are you--|You're like|a Wall Street trader? An investment guy?|No. I mean, I'm willing|to be painted with that brush. Yes, that's my day job. We have time?|We got time,|don't we, Jack? I want to show you what|I'm really interested in.|Come on. Let's go. Wow! It looks like|somebody got an "A"|in wood shop. [Pam, Kevin Laughing] Yeah, it's always been|kind of a hobby. I whittled|that out of beech wood. Huh.|It's beautiful.|Yeah. So what got you into,|uh, "carpentering"?|Carpentry? [Snickers]|I guess I'd have|to say Jesus. He was a carpenter, and I|just figured if you're gonna|follow in someone's footsteps, who better than Christ? Hmm. Greg's Jewish. Are you?|Yeah. - Mm-hmm.|- Well, so was J.C. Wow.|You're in good company. [Chortles]|Right. Ahem. Well, I'm gonna head|to the pool, but why don't you|show Greg and Pam|the gift? [Greg] Wow,|he made a gift.|[Pam] Greg. I put a fresh coat|of lacquer on this|this morning, so bear with me|with the fumes. Wow. Kev. - Isn't that something?|- That's incredible. Thank you.|Roses.|Deb's favorite. [Kevin] Yes, right.|It's beautiful. The little|holes are for candles. [Kevin]|Exactly. And then later,|they'll collect rainfall. - They make|a tiny birdbath.|- That's great. It's beautiful.|What is it? It's an altar. Or you might call it|a "ho-puh." Isn't that sweet?|Wow. I'm gonna take it over|to the Byrneses', and tomorrow Robert|and Debra will meet beneath it|to become man and wife. And later,|when they purchase a home, maybe it will|grace their garden. Well, that's my sappy,|romantic idea.|[Chuckles] [Chuckles] Must have taken|forever to build. No, not too bad.|About 70 hours. Which isn't bad,|considering I carved it all|by hand from one piece of wood. Huh.|[Jack]|Hey, Kevo. 12:15. Time to start|the barbecue, big guy. Okay, Mr. B. I better|get back to playing host. Okay, you guys,|grab your suits, and I'll|meet you down at the pool. - I think I'm gonna take|a pass on the swimming.|- Oh, no, you can't. I don't even have a suit|with me. The airline|lost my bag and-- [Jack] Pamcake, let's go.|Mom's got your suit here.|Coming, Dad. You better|get going. Gosh, she's great.|Congratulations, man. Thank you. And, by the way,|she just had the nicest|things to say about you. Really?|Yeah. Oh. Gosh. Yeah, we had|some good times together. Boy, she is a tomcat. Whoo. So, let me hook you up|with some trunks, Gregger. I'm not gonna swim.|No, come on. I'm not|taking no for an answer. [Kevin]|Cold buffet is on the left,|wine and champagne on the right. Comin' through here. [Chattering] [Kevin] Yeah,|that'd be gre--|Hey, there he is! Get out here.|[Wolf Whistle] G-Man, we got salmon,|we got swordfish.|What's it gonna be? Ah-- How 'bout|a little of both, K-Dog?|I'm pretty hungry. I think they call that|"the munchies." [Chuckling] Let's go.|Hit the ball, Kev!|Show 'em what you got! Come on, Greg.|Damn! Come on, team.|He's got nothing.|Come on, Greg. - Service.|- Come on, Greg. [Screaming] - [Glass Breaking]|- Nice serve, pal. - All right.|- Set! [Jack]|Oh, Greg! Come on! Whoo! Nice shot,|Maverick!|Sweet setup, Iceman. [Denny]|Nice one, Nurse.|Glenn, Glenn, Glenn. You gotta rush the net|on defense. Don't be|afraid of the ball. - It's Greg.|- Huddle up, team. Greg, not Glenn.|Greg is afraid|of the ball. - [Jack] Come on.|This is unacceptable.|- He's gotta go for the ball. - Here's what we gotta do.|- [Bob] Let's go!|We're gettin' cold in here. We're gettin' creamed.|If Florence Nightingale|over here would play defense. - Larry, I missed one shot.|- It was a big shot. Larry, keep floatin' where|you are. You're doin' great. Denny, take the deep shots.|Greg, nobody's expecting|much out of you. - If I set you up with the ball,|can you jump up and spike it?|- [Denny] No. Yeah. I'd have to be|pretty high, but yeah. I bet you would,|Panama Red.|[Snickers] - All right, everybody,|look sharp. Break!|- Let's play some ball. [Bob]|All right, here we go. Let's go.|Come on. [Denny]|Greg!|Set! You gotta|spike those, Focker!|You gotta spike those! - Look how Bob did that.|Nice play, Bob.|- Thanks, Jack. Fire it up there,|Focker!|Let's do it! - Way to go, Deb!|- Greg! [Roaring] - Oh!|- [Bob]|Honey! God! - [Shouting]|- [Whimpering] What the hell's|the matter with you?|It's only a game, Focker! - Oh, honey! I'm coming!|- [Deb Crying] [Jack]|Get some ice. My eye!|Oh, my eye!|Focker! [Bob]|God!|[Deb Crying] [Jack] Pam,|help your sister, please.|I'm sorry, Deb. Deb, you can totally|see Voit backwards|on your forehead. - Denny, get outta here!|- You the bandleader? Yes, sir.|Go over the song selection|with Bob. Bob? Bob! [Bob]|Yeah, Jack.|Are you a Mr. Focker? Yes.|Okay.|Sign here, please. Hey, your suitcase.|You go through it,|make sure it's all there? Yeah, it's fine.|What's up?|Good. I just wanna make sure you're|okay since hitting the spike|heard 'round the world. Oh, yeah.|I'm really sorry about that.|It's okay. I don't know|what got into me, Iceman. "Iceman"?|I'm sorry.|Is that a special thing Stop it.|Stop what, Iceman? Top Gun was|a very popular movie|when Kevin and I dated. All right?|That's it.|Hey, Iceman. Do you want to be Maverick?|Is that what this|is all about? I can't be Maverick.|Kevin's Maverick.|He used to be, but we can change that. Um, can he be Goose?|No, because Goose|dies in the end. Mmm. Very sad. Honey,|I don't really--|Greg, shut up. Okay. Jesus, Dad, you ever|think of knocking?|Not in my own den. What are you two doing|in here?|I'd say rounding - This is Greg's room, Dad.|- Not anymore. We're gonna|use it for storage. Greg will stay|in Debbie's room, and she'll|bunk up with you tonight. Fine.|Come on, Greg. - Okay. I'll be right up.|- I'll meet you upstairs. - Okay. I'll be right up.|- I'll meet you upstairs. Oh, good.|They found your suitcase.|Yeah. Hey, Jack, I don't|quite know what happened|back at the tux shop, but if I've given you|the wrong impression regarding|Pam in any way, I'm sorry. Okay? I have nothing|but the best intentions|with Pam, and I-I just-- Actually, there's something|in the suitcase here that|I'm planning on giving her... that I think, um,|symbolizes... [Jiggling Toilet Handle] the level|of my commitment, uh, to her.|[Toilet Tank Lid Clattering] And I wouldn't feel right|asking her to wear it... without her father's permission. Jack? Did you flush|this toilet? Maybe. You know what?|Maybe Jinx flushed it. I saw little Jinxy|come in last night, and he took a little squat|and relieved himself. Jinx knows not to use|that toilet, and even if he did,|he'd never flush it. - What does it matter?|- The matter, Greg, R.N., is that when this toilet|is flushed, it runs, and when you have a septic tank|that's nearly full and a toilet|that's been running all night, then you could have|a hell of a problem. Mr. Byrnes? [Man]|This is not part|of my job description. Nice stench.|You're really on|a roll there, bud. Bite me, Denny! In 20 hours, I'm having|a wedding here, so I need|my cesspool pumped now! - Not tomorrow. Now!|- Dad, what's going on? Oh, my God!|What's that smell? That smell, Bob,|is our shit. Focker flushed the toilet|in the den, so the septic tank|is overflowing. Jack, I told you.|It wasn't me.|It was Jinx. Focker, I'm not gonna|tell you again! Jinx cannot flush the toilet.|He's a cat, for chris sakes! The animal doesn't|even have thumbs, Focker. - Hey, look at this!|- Kevo! Over by the tree, right? No. No, no, no.|Not on the lawn! Stay where you are.|Not on the lawn! - [Pam] Kevin, no!|- No, no, no, no! - [Screaming]|- Oh! - No, no, no!|- Ahh! What the heck? I got my mojo workin' Just won't work on you I got my mojo workin' Just won't work on you Oh-- I know that's what|I said I wanted,|'cause that's what I wanted. It is a black|Samsonite suitcase. What I'm saying is, do you|think it's possible that|the Samsonite people, in some crazy little scheme|to actually turn a profit,|made more than one? [Woman On Phone]|I don't think so.|You don't? I am going to need your|baggage claim number again.|Jinx, stop. - I know I signed for it.|- I'm looking at your signature|right here, Mr. Focker. - Do me a favor. Could I|talk to your supervisor?|- Excuse me? Hmm? What's your name?|Joy. - Okay, let me talk|to your supervisor.|- My supervisor is on a break. When he gets back,|have him give me|a call right away. It's a very important bag.|I'm sure it is, sir. [Meowing] Jinx. Don't ask me what it's for.|I need you to do this thing.|[Man] Yeah. Please, I'm in|a time situation here,|so just do it. I'll hold on. So the name's "Greg Focker"?|I don't know. Greg or Gregory.|Run both names. Jinx. Come on. No. Jinx.|Come here. Jinxy.|[Meowing] Mew, mew, mew.|No. No. Jinx. Oh, shit. Greg didn't ace his med|school boards. He never|even took the goddamn MCATs. Oh, Jack, that's what you|had your sources check out? What this poor boy did|on some test scores? I bet he doesn't even have|a real nursing degree. A lot of these hospital workers|are just pill poppers looking|for easy access to ludes. We already know that he's been|puffin' the magic dragon. I knew the little crack|was lying. Jinxy. Come here.|Come here, little Jinxy. Oh. [Meowing] Jinxy cat, Jinxy cat|I won't hurt you The fact is,|Greg lied to you. He did not lie to me, Dad.|He lied to you when I thought|you should know the truth. I love you too much|to see you get hurt. I don't care what|your information says, Dad.|Greg took the MCATs. Okay? [Sighs]|[Phone Rings] [Phone Beeps,|Man Speaking Asian Dialect] [Speaking Asian Dialect] [Man, Jack|Speaking Asian Dialect] [Speaking Asian Dialect] [Meowing] [Phone Beeps] [Meowing] [Meowing]|[Speaking Asian Dialect] - Oh.|- [Cat Meowing] [Asian Dialect]|[Beep] - [Meowing]|- Holy-- - [Meowing]|- Shit! Whoa! Wah! Whoa! Whoa! No, no, no.|No, no, no. No! Ho-- Holy-- No! Oh!|Oh, my God! [Jack]|All right, everybody.|All right, stand back. - [Screaming]|- Stay back. Stay back. [Shouting, Screaming]|Watch out.|Watch out! [Dina]|Oh, Jack! Oh, God! [Shouting] [Larry] We've got a fire!|Somebody call 911 right away!|Hurry up! [Dina]|Jinxy! Jinxy! We checked every yard,|every car on the street.|Nobody's seen him. He's not up in any|of the trees, Jack. We checked all|the bedrooms.|Jinx isn't up here. Yeah,|none of the neighbors|have seen him either. You tried to milk him,|didn't you,|you sick son of a bitch! Dad, stop it.|That's enough. Honey,|please calm down.|How can I calm down... if we're 15 minutes away|from the wedding rehearsal|and the ring bearer's missing? Whoa. What do you mean,|"the ring bearer"?|Your daddy didn't tell you? He taught Jinx|to walk down the aisle|with this little pillow. Oh, no.|No, you didn't, Dad. Yeah, yeah. You put this|around the neck, and these|ribbons are for the rings. [Bob]|That's adorable, Jack.|Oh, for Chris sakes! That's great, Dad.|Yeah, but now we have|to postpone the rehearsal. Bob, you ride with me.|Larry, you come with your car. We're gonna canvass|the neighborhood.|Dee, ask O'Boyle to wait. If we're not back in an hour,|we'll reschedule the rehearsal|for the morning. Jack!|No! We cannot cancel the|rehearsal for some stupid cat! Stupid cat? How could you|say that? That cat's|been like a brother to you! We're supposed to let him|wander the streets without|food, water or toilet? - D-Dad, Greg'll find him.|- What? - Yeah, what?|- [Dina]|Oh, that's wonderful. Fine. Fine. Okay.|Denny? - Denny? Denny? Denny!|- Dad, I'm right here. Yoo-hoo.|Okay. You're gonna fill in|as the ring bearer for now. - No. I'm not wearin' that|stupid pillow thing on my head.|- Oh, yes, you damn well will! Jinx! Jinx!|Here, Jinx. You just go and wander|the streets without food,|water or toilet? Fucker! [Cat Meowing,|Dogs Barking] Actually, you may be in luck.|They brought in a Himalayan|a little while ago. [Gasps]|There he is. Holyshit,|that's Jinx. Jinxy!|Uh, no, let me see|that photo again. You gotta|picture him without|that stupid Santa cap. Come on, Jinxy.|Jinxy!|Uh, no. You see, in the picture,|your cat has an all-black tail. Yeah.|And this one|has a white tip. No, I'm sorry|about that, chief. Looks just like him.|Almost. Except for that tail. [Chain Saw Buzzing] Dearly beloved--|[Tree Crashing,|Workers Shouting] [Father O'Boyle]|Dearly beloved, we are gathered here|on this beautiful day... to join|Dr. Robert Banks-- Dearly beloved,|we are gathered here|on this beautiful day... to join Dr. Robert Banks|and Debra Byrnes|in holy matrimony. This is|a special day-- He found him!|Yea! It's him!|It's him! [Bob]|I gotta see this. Look, Dad,|it's Jinx.|Oh, my little baby! We found you. We found you.|Greg, thank you so much.|This is so great. [Dina] Where|did you find him?|Gave us a little scare, huh? Jinxy. Ohh. Oh For once in my life|I got someone who needs me To Greg.|Hooray! [Dina]|Honey, where is Greg, anyway?|He's in the restroom. Yes, I tried there.|I've tried every shelter|on the north shore, okay? He's a brown-and-black Himalayan|with an all-black tail. Mr. Jinx. Yeah, okay.|You go check.|I'll call you back. [Laughing] It's the man|of the hour.|Hey! Sorry, folks.|Had to pay a little visit|to the urinal fairy. [Laughing] Greg, nice work|with the cat today. Aw, thanks, Jack.|I'm just glad|I could help out. We never did get to finish|that little "convo"|back at the den. So, when you have a minute,|there is still something|I'd like to talk to you about. We'll get right to it|as soon as we get back.|You have my word. I'm gonna|hold you to that.|Circle of trust. Guess who's back in|the circle of trust. [Chuckling] [Cat Yowling] Pull the string|and I'll wink at you I'm your puppet Look at Jack!|Whoa!|[Laughing] Oh, poor Kevin|looks lonely. Maybe I should ask him to dance.|What do you think? Sure. I bet he could,|uh, whittle a private little|dance floor for the two of you. [Chuckles]|I'm serious. I saw some beech wood outside.|He's very handy.|[Laughing] He's an extremely handy|and crafty craftsman. I shouldn't paint him|with that brush, but-- Come on. Seriously.|Seriously. Part of you wishes|you ended up with him. Yes, he's very talented, but it would've|never worked out. Why not? I was never in love|with Kevin. I'm in love with you. That's a good explanation.|Think so? Mm-hmm.|Thought you'd|like that. I do.|I'm glad. No, Jinx. Mr. Jinx.|I called you like|half an hour ago. Okay, I already--|I already described it.|Airline. Messages. Uh, it's, uh--|It's brown... with a little bit|of black trim. Yes.|[Line Ringing] [Mechanized Voice]|Please enter|your four-digit code. Jack, hi.|It's Hank MacAtee|from next door. You'll never guess|who wandered over here|this afternoon. Mr. Jinx. Yeah, he's not wearing|his collar, but, uh,|I'm sure it's Jinxy. Thought you might be worried,|so just give me a jingle|when you guys get home, and I'll bring|the little rascal over. Okay, well, if you could just|keep checking, please, and I'll|call you back later. Thanks. - [Sighing]|- Any luck? No, they're still looking. Hey, Jack,|this is a great party. I guess sometimes these things|sort of come together|in their own kooky sort of way. Yeah, it's kind of like|the way you found Jinxy. - You found him at|that animal shelter, huh?|- Uh-huh. Yeah, right. - Well, the important thing|is he's home now.|- Yes. Yeah. You know,|there's something about|that ball of fur... that just puts|a big smile on my face. Mm.|Yeah. You haven't seen any of|his latest tricks, have you? No. Hm-mm. Well, when we get back,|I'll show you. We don't have to do it tonight.|He's had a long day.|He's probably tired. I wouldn't want to--|No, I think he'd like|to show you tonight. Hmm. Why don't you give me|the key and let me drive? Hey, Larry.|You know what?|Why don't I drive? Oh. It's a very|expensive car.|Good idea. I've always wanted|to test-drive a Benz. Be my guest, Focker. - Hey, sweetie,|what are you doing?|- Larry said I could drive. Oh. Let's go. Hurry, hurry.|All right.|Bye, guys. [Pam] See you.|[Linda]|Thanks for driving. [Engine Roaring,|Tires Screeching] Drives a little better|than your Taurus,|huh, Greg? Come on.|Get in the car, honey.|Let's go. Hurry up. Okay, okay. [Tires Screeching]|Whoa, Nellie! [Larry]|Everybody comfortable|back there? [Tires Screeching] You're a real wild man|at that wheel there. [Chattering] [Larry] You got|your seat belts on back there?|Get your seat belts on. Oh, Jesus, Focker! [Tires Screeching] You're driving|like a maniac!|Focker, Benz drives like|a dream, Lar.|Let's not Whoo.|Oh. Oh, there's Jack. Hey, Jackie.|[Engine Rumbling] [Engine Rumbling] - [Engine Rumbles Louder]|- Wanna play, Pops?|Let's play. [Engine Rumbling,|Roaring] [Linda]|Okay, now, Greg? Greg? - [Linda] Greg, no!|- [Larry]|Whoa! Oh! Oh! [Engines Roaring] [Tires Screeching] Is everything okay,|honey? Yeah, just trying|to make good time.|Oh. What the heck|is the matter with you? All right.|We're gonna be home.|We're gonna get home. Whoa!|Whoa, whoa, whoa,|whoa, whoa, whoa! It's not the autobahn.|Come on, Greg! [Tires Screeching] Jesus! [Linda] Maybe you should|drive after all, honey.|We're okay. All right. Oh, no.|No, please. Yes!|[Bob]|Jack just turned. You were supposed|to make that left|at the light, Focker. [Debbie]|I think I'm gonna be sick. [Denny]|Where does he think|he's going? [Bob]|Home, home, home.|[Debbie] What a fun ride. Who gave him|the keys?|[Laughing] Okay, we're out.|Yeah, we've had|enough excitement. [Larry]|I wonder if he|has a license. [Bob] Yeah,|a license to kill. [Chattering, Laughing] [Pam]|Come on, everybody. [Bob]|Hey, nice driving, Mario! You're a lunatic!|[Chattering, Laughing] Come on,|Linda! [Larry]|Hey, hey!|[Dina Laughing] Whoo-hoo! [Screaming] - [Larry]|What in the world--|- [Debbie] Oh, my-- - [All Talking At Once]|- Oh, the dress! It was the cat!|Goddamn you! Dad, Dad--|Dad! Dad!|Jinx, I'm gonna-- - [Shrieking]|- Calm down! - Where's the cat?|- [Bob] Cat got out!|Cat got out, Jack! [Sniffing]|You spray-painted his tail... to make him look like Jinxy,|didn't you, Focker? Greg, what's he|talking about? Hank MacAtee called me|a couple of hours ago|and told me he found Jinxy. He took his collar|and put it on an impostor. Then he spray-painted his tail,|and then he tried|to beat us back here... so that he could|get rid of the evidence. Oh, no. Please tell me|that's not true, Greg. It was just a temporary solution|until I could find|the real Jinx. [Sighing]|How could you do|something like that? - I'm sorry.|- What are you going|to tell me next? That you set Kevin's|altar on fire?|[Nervous Chuckle] Oh, my God. Well, it wasn't intentional.|I was chasing Jinx|up onto the roof. I had a smoke, and I think|I might have lit|something that-- I don't know what happened.|He put so much goddamn lacquer|on that thing. It was an accident|waiting to happen. This is very|disappointing, Greg. Get out of my house, Focker,|and take your friend with you. So you lied to me|about everything, huh, Greg? You lied about the cat,|about the fire, about the MCATs. I didn't lie|about the MCATs. Don't you|see what's happening here? - Your dad has totally|turned you against me.|- I didn't turn her against you. You did that|to yourself. Jack, please.|You didn't like me from|the second I walked in here. I'm a very|accepting person, Focker. All I ask for|is honesty. Oh, honesty? You wanna talk about|truth and honesty, Jack? Okay, let's talk|a little truth and honesty. Let's talk a little|"Operation Ko Samui," Jack. What's he|talking about, Dad? Yeah, that's weird,|'cause I thought there|weren't any secrets... inside the circle|of trust, Jack. I don't know what|you're talking about.|You don't? Huh? What's the matter?|Cat got your tongue? Hey, Pam, guess what. Daddy's planning a little|covert operation in Thailand|for the day after the wedding. You are? Round and round|we go, Jack. Hey. I bet everybody would love|to hear about your rendezvous... in the parking lot|of the Oyster Bay|Drug and Sundry. You know what I'm talking about.|Where the guy gave you|the passports and the documents. Or how about|your little phone call in Thai? [Scoffs]|Jack can't talk Thai.|Oh, no, Dina. Jack can talk Thai.|Jack talk Thai very well. I'm sorry, Pam,|but your dad|is not retired. He's still very much|in the C.I.A. Daddy.|What--|He's right. He's right.|[Stammering]|My cover's blown. I-l-I am planning... a secret operation|the day after the wedding. - What?|- A surprise honeymoon|for Deb and Bob. You stupid son of a bitch!|You just blew it! What? Ko Samui is an island|off the coast of Thailand! That guy I was meeting|in the parking lot is|Thor Svenson, my travel agent. - He was giving me|their visas.|- [Gasping] Wow, Thailand.|Thanks a lot, J.B.|That's something. Don't mention it.|I just, um-- You know, if this nursing|thing doesn't work out,|Focker, I'd say you definitely|have a career in espionage. [Snickering] Thanks, Greg. Well, I guess I'm gonna|go to the airport now. I guess you're gonna stay here. Pam, l-- - Gaylord M. Focker?|- Gaylord? Gaylord? Yeah,|that's me. - I thought|your name was Greg.|- It is. That's not what it says|on the form.|I know. It's my legal name.|Nobody's called me by it|since I was in third grade. [Denny Snickering] [Deliveryman]|Whatever. Wait, wait, wait, wait.|So your name's Gay Focker? [Laughing] Denny.|I'm sorry.|It's just it's not [Laughing] Come on. Now look|what you've done.|Oh, P-Pammy. [Denny]|Don't--|Don't go away. You're in luck.|There is room. [Keys Clacking] And without|a Saturday stay-over,|that fare difference will be... $1,137.11 . Would you want me|to book you the seat?|Okay. All right. Did you want to check|any bags today? We should be all right|with only one usher,|don't you think? I'm not so sure, Jack. Thought you might|like to see this. - How did you get this?|- Oh, I have my sources too. I called Gaylord,|a.k.a. Greg's parents|in Detroit. They saved his SAT scores too,|in case you're interested. Oh, honey. It--|That doesn't matter if he|did well on some test. What does that prove?|Look at this place! He almost destroyed the wedding|because he lied! I love you, Dad, but you can be|a real jerk sometimes. So what if he took the MCATs?|He's still not good enough|for Pam. Who is, Jack? Nobody has ever been|good enough for your Pam. I mean, do you realize that you|never even warmed up to Kevin|until she broke up with him? Maybe it's time|you think about|what Pam wants. Greg, it's me. I'm sure you're in|the air by now, so I guess you'll just|get this when you get home. Uh-- Listen, I am so sorry. I acted like|a complete idiot, and I hope that you|can forgive me. I mean, I-I don't care about|the fire or the cat or-- I mean, I can't believe you|actually spray-painted a cat. That's actually really gross,|but th-the point is that-- that I understand|why you did it, and-- and I love you. I want you to know|that I really-- I really,|really love you, and, uh-- When you get this,|will you please call me? Okay. Bye. Marty, listen, I need|a commercial flight I.D. scan. Interstate from New York|La Guardia to Chicago. Four-hour sweeps,|backwards and forwards. Last name: Foxtrot, Oscar,|Charlie, Kilo, Echo, Romeo. First name: Golf,|Alpha, Yankee, Lima-- Gaylord Focker on|Atlantic American flight 27,|departs 2:35. 2:35? Twenty-three minutes.|Thanks.|Affirmative. Enjoy your flight.|Thanks. Hello. Oh, I'm sorry. We're only|boarding rows nine and above|right now. You'll have to wait. Well, I'm in row eight. Please step aside, sir. It's just one row.|Don't you think|it's okay if l-- We'll call your row|momentarily. Step aside, sir. Hmm. Thank you for waiting.|We'd like to continue|boarding the aircraft now. We're now boarding all rows,|please. All remaining rows. Mm, hello. Mm-hmm.|Enjoy your flight. [Tires Screeching] [Horn Honking] Excuse me. Okay, where's the fire, huh? [Woman]|Will you hand me|that pillow over there? - I'm sorry, sir. You're|gonna have to check that.|- I got it. No, I'm sorry.|That bag won't fit.|No, I'm not-- Hey. - I'm not checking my bag, okay?|- There's no need|to raise your voice, sir. I'm not raising my voice.|This would be raising|my voice to you, okay? I don't want to check my bag.|By the way, your airline,|you suck at checking bags. Because I already did that once,|and you lost it, and then I had everything|screwed up very badly for me. Okay?|I can assure you|that your bag... will be placed|safely below deck|with the other luggage. Oh, yeah? How do you know|my bag will be safe below|with the other luggage? Are you physically gonna|take my bag beneath the plane? Are you gonna go|with the guys with the earmuffs|and put it in there? - No.|- No? Okay. Then shut|your pie hole... and listen to me|when I say that lam finished... with the checking-of-the-bags|conversation! Sir, we have a policy|on this airline that if|a bag is this large, we-- Get your grubby little paws|off of my bag, okay? It's not like I have|a bomb in here. It's not like|I want to blow up the plane. - Sir!|- I wanna stow my bag according|to your safety regulations. - Sir, sir--|- If you would take a second... and take the little sticks|out of your head|and clean out your ears, maybe you would see that|I'm a person who has feelings, and all I have to do|is do what I wanna do! All I wanna do|is hold onto my bag|and not listen to you! The only way that I would ever|let go of my bag would be if you|came over here now... and tried to pry it|from my dead, lifeless fingers. Okay? If you can get it|from my kung fu grip,|then you can have it. Okay? Otherwise,|step off, bitch. [Gasps] Get off of me!|Get off of me! You got him?|Yeah.|Ow! Hey. Hey! You can't leave|your vehicle unattended.|Tow it. I've got a plane full of people|saying you threatened|that stewardess. I was not threatening her.|I was trying to get my bag|into the overhead storage thing. You were acting like a maniac,|and you threatened her|with a bomb! - I said I didn't|have a bomb!|- You said "bomb." - I said, "It's not|like I have a bomb."|- You said "bomb" on an airplane. - What's wrong with saying|"bomb" on an airplane?|- You can't say "bomb." Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb,|bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb!|You gonna arrest me? - You assaulted|an airline employee--|- What if I was a bombardier? - I got enough to put you away|for a few years!|- Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb! - I got enough to put you away|for a few years!|- Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb! Norm. Take five.|We got a specialist here. Bye, Norm. Oh, shit.|How'd you get here? I'm everywhere, Focker. I didn't|do anything, Jack. Yeah, I know.|Well, then tell these guys|that I'm not a terrorist. Listen, Focker. I'm not|gonna tell anybody anything|until you answer some questions. Unless you want to spend|the next couple of years|of your life in prison, you better goddamn well|tell me the truth. No more lies.|You understand?|No more lies. Did you do this?|Just answer|the questions. Did you have me taken off|of that airplane?|Just answer the question. Put your hands|over there.|That's it. You're sick,|you know that? Is your name|Gaylord Focker?|Yes or no? Yes.|Are you|a male nurse? Yes.|Are you a pothead? No.|Have you ever|smoked pot? Yes. Did you spray-paint the tail|of a cat to pass him off|as Mr. Jinx? Yes. Did you do that|because you desperately|were seeking my approval? Yes.|Because you love|my daughter Pam? Yes.|Do you wanna|marry her? Do you want|to marry her? I did,|until I met you. What does that mean? I love your daughter, Jack.|I love her more than anything. But frankly, sir,|I'm a little terrified|of being your son-in-law. This whole weekend|has given me a lot of doubts... about whether or not|I could even survive|in your family. I think you've got|some serious issues. If I lighten up, would you|consider marrying my daughter? Would you lighten up a lot? - Yeah.|- Yes or no? - Yes.|- Would you let|me and Pam... Live our lives and not|interfere all the time? I promise not interfere|in your lives all the time. Will you stop making fun of me|for being a nurse? Could you at least try, maybe,|to consider another profession? -Jack, yes or no?|- Ever? - No!|- Okay, yes. Would you let me and Pam|sleep in the same room? Don't push it, Focker. You're in|a real mess. If you married my daughter,|would you support her... in the way that she|deserves to be supported? - Yes.|- Would you be honest|and faithful to her? Yes. Will you devote yourself|entirely to her|for the rest of your life? Of course. Gaylord Focker, will you be|my son-in-law? [Door Hinge Creaking] Greg? I thought you were|going back to Chicago? Yeah, well, we had|a little plane trouble. Plus, your dad|caught up with me|at the airport. No. Don't worry. It's okay. We worked out|a lot of our issues. You and my dad worked out|a lot of your issues?|Mm-hmm. Yeah. First he gave me his|little human lie detector thing,|but I passed. Good. Yeah, and... then he proposed. Are you feeling all right? Listen. This weekend|was a nightmare. I had this whole|elaborate plan,|and then... somewhere between|giving your sister|a black eye... and setting the house on fire,|it kind of went off track. I just-- I love you.|I love you so much. [Greg Speaking,|Indistinct] I think he's about|to do it, Jack. Come on, honey.|Give 'em some privacy. Shh, shh. ...and I think|if we can get through... what we got through|in the last 48 hours,|we could get through anything. I think so too. And, Greg, I don't--|Wait.|Hang on a second. Mr. Jinx?|Mew, mew, mew, mew. Mew, mew, mew, mew. [Chuckling]|Ji-- [Gasps]|That's a ring. I like to think of it|as a little circle of trust. Pam? - Will you marry me?|- Yes. Yes. [Laughing]|Yes. Attaboy, Greg! That "circle of trust" thing?|That's mine. Oh. Well, looks like we got|another wedding to plan. Yep. Just gotta|do one more thing.|What's that? Meet his parents. Jack--|Honey, relax.|I'm sure they're wonderful, Good night, Jack. I mean, they'd have to be,|right, to name their son|Gaylord Focker. [Sighs] [Father O'Boyle]|Do you, Debra Byrnes,|take Robert Banks... to be your lawfully|wedded husband? [Debbie]|Yes. I mean, I do. I now pronounce you|man and wife. [Guests Applauding,|Cheering] Let's just see|if you really can|flush the toilet, Jinxy. ["Puff, the Magic Dragon"|Plays On Radio] [Videotape|Fast-Forwarding] - [Toilet Flushing]|- I knew it. Oh! Shit!|[Jiggling Handle] - I knew it.|- Damn it! That's my future son-in-law.|What do you think? Hello, Jack. Oh, look at that.|Nice Jack. Hi. What's that, Jack?|What? You're a big, bad|C.I.A. man, huh? Did they teach you|that in the C.I.A.?|They teach you that? Oh, yeah.|What's that, Jack? What? Yeah, you thought Puff|was just the name of the boy's|magical dragon? Uh-huh. Not too quick|on the uptake, huh, Jack? Why don't you ask Denny|who's puffin' the magic dragon?|Not onto that one, huh? Surprising for a big|C.I.A. pulse detector. Ooh. Hey, hey, check my pulse|on this question, Jack. Do I think|you're a psycho? Yes. What? Oh, you like|my little gift? What?|The Jerusalem what? What? I can't hear you.|Jerusalem toodle-oo-poosey,|poosley-loo? What? What?|Oh, you don't now shit|about flowers. What's that?|You want me to what? You have another question?|Sure. I got one question|for you. 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