Christian Bladt returns with more reflections on 50 years of Saturday Night Live with another conversation with fellow former NBC Pages. In this episode, he chats with Andrew Tavani and Ron Motta. Plus, an old-fashioned celebrity walk-on appearance from Tom Kelly.

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Saturday Night Live, Christian reflects on the show's legacy and the various opportunities to be around the show with some fellow former NBC Pages: Tom Kelly, Shalako Gordon, Tim Saccardo and Jenni Cramer (Gilroy).

Once again, Christian throws himself a birthday party, which is incredibly festive and not at all pathetic. This year, he welcomes the proverbial "cast of thousands", as he's joined by Bladtcast co-founders Will Sterling and Coltrane, the voice of the Bladtcast Fard Muhammad, legal counsel Jason Blair, court stenographer Gene Barretta, Patron Saint of the Bladtcast Matt in KC, the Raging Rhino John Nolan and America's favorite Brooklyn Boy David Brody.

Christian welcomes back to the show comedian Tom Kelly, who calls in from his car, in a sign that he has gone fully Hollywood after spending two weeks in LA.

In a crossover with the Ejectables and Grit & Script, Christian Bladt is joined by Nick Clement and Bill Narducci to talk to Nick Waters about writing the screenplay for "The Adventures of Ford Fairlane", and his career which also included "Heathers", "Hudson Hawk", "Demolition Man" and "Batman Returns"

Christian starts off this interview special chatting with Terri & Todd from Blond Viper about their song "Represent" and then chats with Drew Cagle about his work with his band The Reputation, including their song "All Figured Out".

Host Christian Bladt chats with Tesla founding member Troy Lucketta and his collaborator Rizz on their new project Rizz & The Believerz. Then, Christian is joined by musician Marcus Nand.

Christian welcomes back to the Bladtcast David Brody and Liam McEneany to discuss the last cinematic gasp of both 2024 and Sony's Extended Spider-Man universe (without Spider-Man): Kraven the Hunter starring Aaron Taylor Johnson and Russell Crowe.

Christian provides a straight-forward matter-of-fact explanation as to why Die Hard is absolutely a Christmas movie. Then, he's joined by Cayley from Once Over With Cayley (AKA "Lucy Tightbox") to discuss this perfect specimen of 80's action. Finally, Mark and Katie Hampton explain how important Die Hard has been, and continues to be in their relationship.

Continuing a tradition that begun last year, Christian welcomes back to the show Cayley from "Once Over with Cayley" (AKA Lucy Tightbox) to discuss a true Christmas classic: Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2.