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Conan O'Brien's popular show came to an end on Thursday night, with fellow comedian Jack Black as his final guest.

After 17 years of pranks, Paul Rudd finally reveals why he's been playing the same trick on Conan O'Brien.

Conan O'Brien's late-night career is coming to an end after 21 years, but he is going out with a bang before switching to HBO Max.

Paul Rudd was a surprise guest on one of Conan O'Brien's final TBS shows, when he pulled his "Mac and Me" prank for the last time.

Conan O'Brien is ending his TBS late night talk show in June, but the comedian will not be leaving screens anytime soon. Here's why the host is bringing the series to an end.

TBS will air a five-hour marathon with the best episodes featuring Stiller's iconic character, as a salute to the late actor.

"Miracle Workers: Dark Ages" will see the cast of the TBS comedy (including Daniel Radcliffe) telling a new story set in Medieval times.

There are many definitions of the word, but they all describe the same adjective: weak.

"You know, the thing is, our show is steeped in passion," Bee said.

"We have suspended our sponsorship of 'Full Frontal With Samantha Bee,'" read one statement from an advertiser.

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders called Bee's comment "vile and vicious."

"Everybody needs to have that one person who will support them no matter what, no matter how crazy of an idea."

Tracy Morgan makes his grand return to primetime.

"It's an escapist liberal fantasy," series creator Adam Reid said. "The goal is that people laugh and feel catharsis at the same time."

"An unbelievable torrent of hatred came at me in one night," she told Recode. Trump "completely broke it for me. And it broke me as a person."

If approved, the merger would give the telecom company control of HBO, CNN, TBS, Warner Bros. and more.