If you can believe it, there’s now a Taken 3. That’s right, Liam Neeson has returned for the third and final installment of what I refer to as the Tooken Trilogy and this time it’s even more personal. As we learned in the first film, 2008’s Taken, Neeson’s retired CIA operative Bryan Mills has a “particular set of skills” that he threatens to use on the people who abducted his daughter, played by Maggie Grace.

Well, it looks like Neeson’s willing to pull the “skills” card in real life, too. Grace made an appearance this week on Conan to promote Taken 3, which was released in theaters yesterday, where she revealed that her movie dad prank-called one of her ex-boyfriends in-character as Bryan Mills.

Check out the video of Grace’s appearance on Conan, which includes the audio of the prank call Neeson made where he tells his co-star’s ex about his skills.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the sitcom Friends, so it’s not surprising that there are celebrations, like the reunion on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

On Conan, host Conan O’Brien decided to pay tribute to both Friends and The Hobbit for “Hobbit Week” with a little mash-up of the two properties.

Check out the video mash-up of The Hobbit and Friends here below.

When Interview With The Vampire hit theaters back in 1994, my young self couldn’t get enough of long-haired Brad Pitt as the vampire Louis. There was one scene where the young Kirsten Dunst gets to kiss Brad Pitt and I remember thinking of the 11-year-old actress, that lucky bitch.

It’s 20 years later, and Dunst recently told Conan O’Brien on Conan that that kiss was her very first one, but that at that age, she thought it was “icky” (!!!!!).

Watch the video interview here below.

Late night talk show host Conan O’Brien has a segment on his show Conan called “Clueless Gamer” in which he tries his inexperienced hand at various video game titles.

In the latest installment of the series, he takes it to an extreme level. While in Dallas for a week of shows recently, O’Brien took over the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium, which for those who don’t know, houses one of the biggest video screens on the planet. The screen measures in at around 160 feet in width and 72 feet high. A few games are tested out on it, including Madden 25, Flower, Need For Speed Rivals, and Street Fighter II.

You can check out the video below.

On tonight’s Conan, the cold open for the show featured host Conan O’Brien in full Walking Dead-style Walker makeup. The late-night talk show host’s makeup was done by Greg Nicotero, the special effects guru behind the hit AMC television series, The Walking Dead.

TBS has released video of the Conan cold open, which you can watch here below.

O’Brien got into character for tonight’s Walking Dead-themed show where he’s also having the cast of AMC series on for their first-ever late-night talk show interview.