Christian welcomes back to the show Dennis Miller and Jon Lovitz to look back on their tenure on Saturday Night Live and celebrate 600 episodes of the Bladtcast.

On the verge of the release of the landmark 600th episode of The Bladtcast, it’s a throwback episode! Not only is it an audio-only recording, but Christian sits down with founding member of The Bladtcast Will Sterling, who is preparing to leave California, taking a cross country drive to his new home in New York City's Harlem neighborhood.

Christian welcomes back to the show filmmaker Phil Svitek who talks about his untraditional process for making his film "Finding Love In Bogota" at the height of the pandemic.

Christian welcomes to the show for the first time ever Doug from Good TImes, Great Movies to discuss Paul Verhoven's 1987 classic "Robocop".

Christian welcomes Little Lemmi to the show for the first time, to discuss the PERFECT "first time" movie: the highly controversial 1979 film "Caligula" starring Malcolm MacDowell, Peter O'Toole and Helen Mirren, written by Gore Vidal and produced by Penthouse magazine founder Bob Guccione.

Christian welcomes back to the show Mark _____ Hunt of "Podcast of the Apes" to discuss the latest entry in the film series, "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes" and also the first two regular-season episodes of the new Doctor Who series airing on Disney+ in most of the world.

Christian gets to know the Wisecracking Blonde Christina, of the WIsecracking Blonde Comedy Podcast by chatting about some of their favorite and least favorite movies, films of yesteryear that have and have not held up, and the ones that are worth showing to kids and aren't. Plus, is Christian smarter than a third grader?

Christian welcomes comedian Don Jamieson back to the show to discuss his new album "No Sleep 'til McSorley's" which debuted at number one on the comedy charts. Plus, the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame and some of the latest rock and metal news.

Christian has two great conversations with musicians. First, he talks to Hall of Famer Rickey Medlocke of Lynyrd Skynyrd and Blackfoot about his new song "Never Run Out of Road" and the charitable aspect of the song's release. Then, Peter Argyropulus talks about putting together his band Sons of Silver, his appreciation for different styles of music, favorite concert-going memories and much more!

Christian spends the entire show with the author of "Star Wars Dad Jokes", Kelly Knox, who also has an illustrated guide to Return of the Jedi coming soon and a Marvel Studios character guide on the way. They also discuss their earliest memories of Star Wars, sharing it with their children and how the franchise continues to endure.