Meet the Parents
(Choir) # Show me a man
# Who's gentle and kind
# And l'll show you
# A loser
# Now show me a man
# Who takes what he wants
# Oh, how exciting
# Oh, how exciting
# So the poets sing
# 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
# Seems like the skies
# Are always grey
# 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
'cross the sky
# But when you're a fool in love
# You'll be a fool
till the day you die #
(Man ) l know we haven't been
together that long,
but these last 10 months have been
the happiest of my life.
You're not only the person l love,
you're also my best friend...
and l want to spend
the rest of my life with you.
Will you marry me?
Yes.
Seriously, do you think
that sounds good?
- No!
- Really? Cos l think that...
No!
Oh! Oh! Sorry. Sorry.
Sometimes these catheters
Well, thanks. l appreciate it.
You got a real gentle touch
there, Doctor.
She won't be able to say no.
Actually, l'm a nurse.
Doctor'll be right in.
- Good luck, Greg.
- Thanks, Cameron.
OK, it's time for
our problem of the week.
l want you to pick out
your problem,
a problem that's been
bothering you all week.
With your eyes still closed...
l want you to picture
that problem in your mind.
Pretend it's right there
in front of you.
..not only my best friend,
but you're also
the person that l...
want to spend the rest
of my life with.
l love you. Will you...marry me?
Now l want you to scare
your problems away.
- l want you to say "boo"!
- Boo!
- BOO!
- BOO!
All right, you guys are great.
Very good.
l will see you guys after lunch.
Pam, isn't that your special friend?
Yeah, l think so.
- Why don't you talk to him?
- You think l should?
(Kids ) Yeah!
Come here!
(Giggling)
- Hi, sweetie.
- How're you doing?
l was in the area, got off early,
thought you'd want to go eat.
That's very sweet.
What a nice surprise.
Oh, shoot!
That's OK. You know l can't resist
a man in nurse's shoes.
l got my sneakers here.
Let me change. lt'll take a second.
Huh! OK.
- Honey?
- Hmm?
- Pam.
- Yeah?
- l love you.
- l love you, too.
Come on, sweetie. l got a half-hour
before l have to be back.
So you wanna go have lunch?
(Chuckling) What are you doing?
Um, nothing. l just love you so much.
These last 10 months...have been
the happiest of my life.
Yeah, they've been amazing, but...
What's going on?
Nothing. l just...l just feel like,
you know, we're so close.
You're my best friend, and you're
also the woman that l love, and...
You OK, sweetie? You're acting weird.
l just got a crick in my neck.
l did CPR
on a 300-pound crack head today.
- Want me to massage your neck?
- No, no.
Honey, your kids are
trying to tell you something!
- (Phone )
- Oh, hold on.
Oh, it's my sister. Hello. Hi.
You're engaged? Congratulations!
You're getting married in two weeks?
That's...a little soon.
Mom and Dad...really don't know
Bob very well. Dad was OK with this?
Wow. That was very thoughtful of him.
l can't believe he knew
to ask Dad's permission.
Yeah.
l'm just here with Greg.
He's taking me to lunch. He's OK.
l know you've got to go.
All right. l love you. Bye.
So, what's going on?
Debbie's marrying that guy?
Yeah. ln two weeks.
Dr Bob of Denver. lsn't that great?
Yeah, that's... Didn't they
just meet a few months ago?
Yeah, but he asked her
and she said yes.
Well, he asked my dad first.
Yeah, l overheard that.
So he had to ask his permission?
No, he didn't have to.
Bob just understood
that Dad appreciates that.
- Mm-hm.
- Deb said that Dad loves him.
Bob bought him the perfect gift
that just won him over.
Really. Huh, a gift.
(Pam ) ls it OK to X-ray this?
(Greg) Yeah. lt won't mutate.
- Sir, that's not gonna fit.
- Wait a second.
lt's too big. You got to check it.
(Beep )
Raise your arms, sir.
Look, l got an engagement ring
in the bag,
so l can't open it here,
can't l just carry it on?
lf it don't fit through the frame,
you ain't carrying it on the plane.
531, New York, La Guardia. Check it.
Wait, wait, excuse me...
Don't worry,
it'll be waiting for you there.
(PA) 'Welcome to La Guardia Airport.
Please follow the signs...'
Excuse me. Hi. You lost my bag
and there's a diamond ring inside it.
l didn't lose your anything, sir.
Put your address here
and we'll ship it when it surfaces.
And if it doesn't?
Am l supposed to go the whole weekend
with just these clothes?
(Pam ) lt's great. l just thought
you were getting champagne.
Trust me,
your dad's gonna love this gift.
Well, don't forget he's retired.
He was in the rare flower business,
he'll be interested.
Sounds like they're hard to please.
No, not at all.
He's the sweetest man in the world.
- He's gonna love you. l promise.
- As much as he loves Dr Bob?
(Pam ) Easy on the sarcasm.
Humour is wasted on my parents.
(Greg) What, are they Amish?
(Greg) OK, no jokes.
- What are you doing?
- What?
My dad sees smoking
as a sign of weakness.
- OK, l'll leave them in the car.
- No! He'll check there.
- Oh, gosh...
- What...?!
Yeah, the roof
Oh, and...
we're not living together.
- l thought you said you told them.
- Well...
Hi, Daddy! Hi!
- Oh, l missed you so much, Pamcake.
- l missed you too, Popjack.
(Kissing)
Oh, boy! Oh, boy! Oh, boy!
Oh, boy! Oh, boy! Oh, boy!
(Both) Shortstack, shortstack,
coming up!
Pop-pop, pop-pop, pop-pop-pop!
Where's my widdle girl?.
Mommy! My mom!
Oh, you look so beautiful!
(Pam ) So do you! Look at you!
Oh, l'm sorry.
Mom, Dad, this is Greg.
- Hi, l'm Pam's father, Jack Byrnes.
- lt's great to meet you.
- l'm Dina. Welcome to Oyster Bay.
- Thanks.
What you driving, a Ford?
Uh, yeah. lt's a Taurus.
We were gonna get a mid-size,
but l figure, hey,
pulling down decent bucks,
might as well go all out
and pop for the full-size.
True. lnteresting colour.
You pick it?
Oh, no, the guy at the counter. Why?
Well, they say geniuses pick green.
- But you didn't pick it.
- (Dina ) Jack!
(Sniffing)
Oh, yucky!
What smells of old sour milk?
Oh, poor Greg got spit up on
by a baby.
He didn't!
He did, Ma, at Lost Luggage.
The airline lost his bag.
Oh! They didn't!
Yeah, they did.
- What about you, honey?
- No, l carried on.
That's my girl!
lt'll turn up, l'm sure.
And Greg, meanwhile,
anything you need, just ask, huh?
That's right. Mi casa es su casa.
Oh, thanks, Jack. You, too.
Yeah, ha ha!
Hey, Momma, looks great!
Really?
We spruced up for the wedding.
This is so nice!
(Jack) We like it.
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