Bring on the Pudding Pot.

Jason Segel has been named Harvard's Hasty Pudding Man of the Year.

Segel, 32, joins an eclectic group of past winners, which include Jay Leno, Justin Timberlake, James Franco and Christopher Walken.

The first Hasty Pudding Man of the Year award was given to Bob Hope in 1967, some 16 years after the first Woman of the Year Title, which went to Gertrude Lawrence in 1951.

Segel joins the previously announced Woman of the Year, Claire Danes, who will be honored on Jan. 26. Danes will receive her Pudding Pot at Farkas Hall, followed by the society's production of There Will Be Flood.

Segel, who is currently starring in his seventh season of How I Met Your Mother, will receive his Pudding Pot on Feb. 3, also at Farkas Hall.

Here is a look back at some of the previous Men of the Year recipients.

Jason Segel 2012
Jason Segel allegedly attended an alcoholics anonymous meeting in March. REUTERS
Jay Leno 2011
Segel is coming off a great year, thanks to “The Muppets,” “Bad Teacher” and his new Twitter presence. His Hasty Pudding speech will most likely be a long lasting topic among Harvard -- this IS the same guy who penned “Forgetting Sarah Marshall,” “The Muppets” and the upcoming romantic comedy “The Five-Year Engagement,” opposite Emily Blunt. REUTERS
Justin Timberlake 2010
For his Pudding festivities, Timberlake showed up in a blonde wig, complete with presents draped from his shoulders. Timberlake was honored for being “one of pop culture’s most influential entertainers,” according to the theater troupe. REUTERS
James Franco 2009
Also sporting a blonde wig, Franco was graced with Hasty Pudding goodness when the group put on a spoof bar mitzvah for the actor. REUTERS
Christopher Walken 2008
Harvard students brought back the cow bell when Walken was honored with the Pudding Pot in 2008. The troupe reportedly arrived on stage, well, banging a cow bell, before presenting Walken with his award. REUTERS