But when Chuck breaks up the relationship between his son Dennis and his Dennis’s longtime girlfriend, his son, at age 30, has finally had enough. Convinced that being a jerk is hereditary, Dennis gets a vasectomy to avoid passing on his father’s genes. Bad timing. In the hospital immediately following his operation, Dennis meets the woman of his dreams, a nurse named Daphne who loves children and desires a big family.

Dennis, a successful veterinarian, makes one final quest for redemption. He must come to terms with the question that has defined his life: is being a jerk genetic or is it a matter of choice? And if it’s a matter of choice, how can he possibly win Daphne considering his new medical “circumstances?”

Five Generations of Jerks is a family comedy, midway between Meet The Parents and Just Married with a touch of Jackass tossed in. It presents ideal casting possibilities for an A-list father-son acting team. It is impossible to read this script without laughing out loud.