Paul Rudd Therapizes Will Ferrell in ‘The Shrink Next Door’ Teaser

A prank is nothing to be jealous of… unless it’s at the hands of Paul Rudd, apparently!

Actor Seth Rogen recently shared a hilarious story about Ant-Man star Paul Rudd on Twitter! The 39-year-old actor recently looked back at the time when Paul switched places with a massage therapist to pull a prank on Seth, but it failed and Paul ended up giving Seth a full body massage! Seth dropped the random story on his Twitter about his 40 Year Old Virgin co-star and fans went berserk about the incident, some couldn’t believe if Seth was joking or not!  “Once I was in the spa in a hotel in

July 5, 2021One fan responded to Rogen’s tweet by nodding to another one of Rudd’s pranks, in which he played the same clip from Mac & Me for years on Conan O’Brien’s talk show. Linking to the clip in question, they wrote: “Here’s part of the surveillance footage I found.”Another person wrote: “Suddenly Paul Rudd turning out to be my masseuse is the thing I want most in the whole world.”Suddenly Paul Rudd turning out to be my masseuse is the thing I want most in the whole world— Qondi

Gallery: Don't remind me of that one! These celebs hate their iconic TV shows (BANG Showbiz)The 52-year-old actor is a known prankster, and last month he continued a long tradition of repeating a practical joke on Conan O'Brien. Appearing on the former late night talk show host's programme, he would promise to play a clip from the movie he's promoting, only to actually show something from 1980s sci-fi film 'Mac and Me'.

Paul Rudd once pranked Seth Rogen while they were staying at a hotel in Las Vegas. 

Seth Rogen just revealed a hilarious story about Paul Rudd on Twitter.

Rogen said. “He saw me go in and convinced the masseuse to let him take over, thinking I’d notice immediately.

Mac & Me prank on Conan O’Brien one last time for his final show.The actor started appearing on O’Brien’s talk shows in 2004, showing the same clip from E.T.

Paul Rudd commemorated the final week of Conan O’Brien’s TBS talk show by pulling one last prank on the longtime late-night host.  As O’Brien prepares to conclude his nightly talk show on June 24, he had "Barry" star and former fellow "Saturday Night Live" alum, Bill Hader, on the show to discuss his career and his time on the variety sketch show.  Conan asked Hader if there was ever a sketch he wrote or performed in that simply didn’t make it to air because it was so bad.

We thought it was funny, but it was a construct– it was an idea that didn’t fly,” Rudd continued. “In fact, and this is true, Lorne [Michaels] said in his the history of the show, it was the worst received sketch of all time.”“We did it at dress and it didn’t get– not one laugh.

It’s Conan O’Brien’s last week on TBS, so obviously Paul Rudd had to pull off his epic prank one last time.

Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd are reuniting for a new limited series!

“Thing about Trump is, he can take a beating but he can’t actually take a punch — meaning if half the country hates him he really doesn’t give a damn, but if one person insults him he never gets past it,” then-Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson tells FBI director James Comey who is headed to brief the president in Night 2 of Showtime’s The Comey Rule.

The relationship between a patient and his therapist takes a dark and twisted turn in the new Apple TV+ series “The Shrink Next Door” with Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd.

Apple TV+ has already scored several hits in the comedy department with pleasant offerings like “Ted Lasso” and “The Morning Show.” But the pedigree behind the upcoming “The Shrink Next Door” might raise the bar a sight higher. READ MORE: Summer TV Preview: Over 40 Series To Watch Former “Anchorman” co-stars Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd get top billing in the dark comedy series, adapted from Wondery and Joe Nocera’s popular true-crime podcast.

The streaming wars are fully upon us, and as summer goes into full swing, AppleTV+ is starting to flex its wares. Today, the streamer unveiled an exclusive preview of new series and films coming to Apple TV+ now through Fall 2021.