Jack Byrnes is a fictional character in 'Meet the Parents' series of films.
Jack and Jorge share a moment that makes Jorge uncomfortable.
Watching the hidden camera footage from Little Jack's playpen, Jack shakes hi...
Jack invites Greg into his secret CIA RV headquarters.
Jack gives Greg one final chance to tell him if he is keeping any secrets.
Jack thinks Jorge is Greg's child, so he asks to take a picture of him for pr...
Greg and Jack talk about the Focker first names at the Focker pre-wedding par...
Dina is massaging Jack's ears in the hopes we will get in the mood.
As they drive away, Jack learns that Jorge is not Greg's child and admits his...
As they get from from Isabel and Jorge's house, Jack asks Bernie about Jorge,...
Jack and Greg talk in the bathroom about whether or not Jorge is Greg's son.
Jack flips out when he returns to see Greg has no handle on the situation of ...
Jack pulls out a needle with truth serum in it that he is about to inject int...
As Jack drives by, he notices Greg and Bernie with the police officer so he s...
Jack injects Greg with truth serum while they are in the bathroom.
Roz starts to try and give Jack a psychological evaluation.
Jack reams out Greg for the way he handled watching Little Jack.
While the three are in jail, Jack tells Bernie it is all his fault.
Roz and Jack start to argue about the proper way to raise a child.
Greg tells Jack that he is starting his own Circle of Trust, and that Jack is...
Both families hear Little Jack's first word, courtesy of Greg's swearing.
Just as Greg asks Pam how Jack took the news of her pregnancy, Jack announces...
Jack finally tells Bernie that he isn't a florist, but a retired CIA agent.
Jack has had enough of the drama after seeing the aftermath of Greg watching ...
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