In their new movie, “The Coneheads,” Beldar, Prymaat and Connie do such a good job of blending into American society that you barely notice they’re aliens. OK, those pointy tops do tend to ...

It’s enough to make you exclaim in a Coneheads’ colloquialism meaning sheer frustration: Mebs! Mebs! After taking a wrong turn at Machu Picchu, Beldar and Prymaat crash-land their star cruiser ...

If you thought the Coneheads really came from France ... xoxoff (equals) wild party, and “mebs,” which can mean anything from “Oh, no!” to “Ouch!” to “Watch it, bub!” ...

The key question is: Why does this movie exist in the first place? After all, as a sketch, the Coneheads weren’t exactly classic stuff and it’s difficult to believe anyone is going to rush to ...

The others are minor hits or outright bombs that have their fans – people who will, for example, excitedly explain that Dan Aykroyd’s feature-length film Coneheads is pretty good, actually.

They are, of course, the Coneheads, the extraterrestrial clan featured on one of the most popular series of sketches ever aired on Saturday Night Live. But where, you ask, are the Coneheads really ...

Presenting the sketch chosen to represent Season 2: "The Farbers Meet the Coneheads” starring Gilda Radner, John Belushi, Dan ...