Famous lines from Meet the Parents (2000)

The lines

20 of 21 lines. Famous lines like these turn up in the daily game.

• Sure, I think so.Greg

• Poem, poem. Please!Greg

• Oh, Greg, that was lovely.Dina

• No. The answer is, you cannot.Jack

• Please, we really wanna hear it.Pam

• Greg, would you like to say grace?Jack

• What? No! What.. what.. what poem?Greg

• Oh, no, he doesn't want to hear that.Jack

• Thank you, Greg. That was interesting, too.Jack

• That's a bunch of malarkey. Honey, I'm fine.Jack

• Oh, honey, why don't you read Greg your poem?Dina

• Oh, uh, well, Greg's Jewish, Dad. You know that.Pam

• You see, when Jack had to retire.. for health reasons..Dina

• You're telling me Jews don't pray, honey? Unless you have some objection.Jack

• No, no, no, no, I'd love to. Pam, come on, it's not like I'm a rabbi or something. I've said grace at many a dinner table.Greg

• 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.Dina

• 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.. and put it next to the urn.Jack

• No pressure.

• Jack's an ex-CIA man. Greg's a nurse.

• First comes love. Then comes the interrogation.