Jeremy is about to curse because Gloria grabs his genitals under the dinning ...
At the dinner table the talk turns to Grandma's time and Franklin D. Roosevelt.
John had put drops in his eyes at the wedding to simulate tears so the woman ...
Jeremy agrees to hang with John at the Cleary's, but chooses to eat across th...
Because John is so taken by Claire, he accepts Gloria's invite to the family'...
Jeremy's outburst causes everyone at the Cleary reception to stop and look.
John an Jeremy attempt to mediate the Kroeger's divorce settlement.
Claire pulls her notes from inside her dress. John reads them aloud.
John, who doesn't have a clue about sailing, is bailed out by Claire. He make...
John and Jeremy are pictured walking into two of the many weddings they are c...
Jeremy is trying to get away from Gloria while John is trying to get with Cla...
At the Cleary wedding John talks to Myers about a member of the family that J...
During the opening play of the Clairy family football game, John get's burnt ...
John and Jeremy are involved in a highly competitive touch football game. The...
After John calls Vivian by another name, she peeks his hole card.
Jeremy comes down stairs and tells John that it's time to vacate the Cleary m...
At the Cleary wedding, The guys bet on the bride crying during the wedding.
John talks to Claire as Father O'Neil tries to conduct the ceremony. Claire, ...
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