You won't believe what Paul Rudd did for charity on 'Night of Too Many Stars'
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Paul Rudd proved he'd do pretty much anything for charity during Comedy Central's "Night of Too Many Stars" when he let an audience member "baby bird" him. And it was just as gross as it sounds.
"Come here, baby," host Jon Stewart said on "Night of Too Many Stars: America Comes Together for Autism Programs."
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Audience member Joe made a donation to Autism Speaks to spin the "Wheel of Rudd" for a chance to do something unspeakable to the actor.
Stewart was really hoping the wheel would land on "Baby Bird" during Joe's turn, and he got his disgusting wish.
Then, the "baby birding" commenced. Rudd had to swallow Joe's chewed food.
Viewers on Twitter dubbed the bit "unbelievable," "hilarious" and "disgusting but amazing."
A writer for Gossip Cop rightfully noted, "It was… nauseating but funny. ... It's worth watching."
Well, at least it was for charity, right? Stunts like Paul's "baby birding" have helped raise over $18 million for autism research since 2006.
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