Just because Conan O’Brien doesn’t have a late night TV show anymore doesn’t mean Paul Rudd can’t keep pranking him with a clip from the infamous 1988 “E.T.” ripoff “Mac and Me.” Rudd was a guest on O ...

In February, 2004, Paul Rudd appeared on Late Night With Conan O’Brien and pulled off the first of what would be a series of gags in which he set up a clip for a project he was appearing in, and when ...

Paul Rudd brought his favorite gag to Conan O’Brien’s podcast, and the host somehow fell for it … again. The footage ended up being a video from the 1988 film Mac and Me, which is about an ...

For decades, Paul Rudd would stop by Conan O’Brien’s late-night show to promote different projects but when it came time to roll a clip, Rudd would play a bizarre scene from the 1988 movie, “Mac and ...

If you thought the end of Conan meant the end of a delightful long-running gag, you’re poorly mistaken. Paul Rudd joined Conan O’Brien on his podcast Conan Needs a Friend. And you probably know where ...

Paul Rudd's commitment to his "Mac and Me" prank on Conan O'Brien seems to only be getting stronger. Although the former late night fixture ended his TBS show last summer, Rudd's devotion to pranking ...

Paul Rudd and Conan O'Brien's friendship knows no bounds. Conan O’Brien might “Need a Friend,” but not one like Paul Rudd! The real-life besties continued their long-running prank, this time on ...

Conan O'Brien doesn't even have a late-night show anymore, but he can't escape Paul Rudd's "Mac and Me" prank. On the latest episode of O'Brien's "Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend" podcast, released Dec.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It’s the prank that is more than a quarter of a century old — and Conan O’Brien is still not tired of the joke. So much so, he ...