Jeremy is about to curse because Gloria grabs his genitals under the dinning ...
Stu gets sarcastic as Phil drives the cop car down the sidewalk.
Claire looks in on Sack only to be dismissed by him.
The film opens with the voices of the major players being heard on their answ...
When Claire stick her head in the bathroom to check on Sack, he plays her cheap.
Just as they are about to enter the suite, Alan reminds them about the tiger.
At a gas station an older gent admires the car. Doug and Phil watch him from ...
Shortly after the guys wake up in the villa that's been wrecked, Alan comes r...
The officers bring the guys in front of a room full of students that are thei...
As Alan asks another asinine question, no one notices the tiger in the back s...
In disbelief, Tracy states the obvious, from his perspective, so does Phil.
While waiting for the car to be released from impound, Stu complains about wh...
Phil tries to have a normal conversation with Alan but it doesn't work so well.
Participating in a Cleary family tradition, John and Jeremy hunt quail.
Phil tries to have a normal conversation with Alan when he mentions the possi...
As Chow drives off with the 80,000 leaving them with the wrong Doug, Alan imi...
After Stu says he deserved the two beatings that Melissa gave him, Phil conti...
Alan does a little dance in demonstration of letting the dogs out. Stu can't ...
After the wedding, Alan finds Stu's camera lodged in the back seat of the car.
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