The legendary 'Are you a pothead, Fokker?' scene originates from the 2000 comedy blockbuster Meet the Parents. It features Robert De Niro as the terrifyingly intense Jack Byrnes, a former CIA operative, and Ben Stiller as his daughter's boyfriend, the high-strung Greg Fokker. In this specific moment, Jack subjects Greg to a lie detector test, leaning in with a piercing gaze to ask the iconic, confrontational question. Greg’s visible panic and frantic blinking create an instant sense of comedic dread and social awkwardness. This clip is a staple for reaction memes involving intense scrutiny, parental interrogation, or being caught in a compromising lie. It perfectly represents the feeling of being judged by an authority figure who clearly doesn't trust you. It is often used to mock suspicious behavior or to depict situations where a secret is about to be revealed. Example captions include: 'When your mom finds a lighter in your jacket pocket,' 'My boss checking my browser history after a slow Monday,' and 'Me interrogating my cat about where the missing piece of chicken went.'