After 18 days on the lam in Pennsylvania, Kevin Bacon has finally been captured.

How exactly does one capture Kevin Bacon?

You might be tempted to say "corn." Because we all know how much Kevin Bacon loves corn.

But that's the wrong Kevin Bacon.

The Kevin Bacon captured in Pennsylvania was a pig that tunneled out of its enclosure and evaded capture for weeks.

Even the real Kevin Bacon got in on the story by posting to Threads with a call to bring the pig home.

(Though why anyone is still trying to make Threads happen is beyond me.)

Anyway, the way they finally got Kevin Bacon home was enticing him to eat a sticky bun injected full of pet-safe Benadryl.

To be fair, who among us hasn't fallen for the old sticky-bun-full-of-Benadryl trick?

Kevin's owners say they've added a concrete pad to Kevin's enclosure, so he won't be burrowing out again any time soon.

The pig is safe too.

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