Noel catches up with Christopher Darga. The actor is best known for his voice-over role as the Kenny Blankenship, a commentator on the show, Most Extreme Elimination Challenge (MXC). The show was the inspiration for Wipeout. Chris played "the driver" in the Seinfeld episode, The Lip Reader, where he catches Elaine hearing. He also had a memorable appearance on Curb Your Enthusiasm. Chris guest-starred on three Star Trek series, twice playing a Klingon. He appeared in the first episode of HBO's Deadwood. Chris had roles in The Hudsucker Proxy, Bruce Almighty and Dude, Where's My Car? He talks about working with Arnold Schwarzenegger in the drama, Aftermath. Chris appeared as one of the Vikings in the Capital One commercials. Chris is also an accomplished sculptor and painter. (@christopherdargafineart)

Noel catches up with Thomas G. Waites. The actor is best known for playing Windows in John Carpenter's The Thing. Carpenter recently made headlines once again regarding the ending of the 1982 movie. Tom gives his theory regarding who was "The Thing" at the end of the movie. He also played Fox in The Warriors. Tom discussed the tension on the set with director Walter Hill which ultimately led to his firing. He had a recurring role on HBO's prison drama, Oz. Tom wrote and directed his first movie, the 2023 dark comedy, Target. Tom also runs his own acting school (TGW Acting Studio). The actor is also an accomplished musician, performing with his band, Heartbreak Waites.

Noel catches up with Christopher Atkins. The actor is best known for his starring roles in The Blue Lagoon and The Pirate Movie. The Blue Lagoon made him an international star and earned a Golden Globe nomination for his role as Richard Lestrange. Atkins reunited with Brooke Shields in an episode of her television series, Suddenly Series. The actor had a hit song, "How Can I live Without Her," from The Pirate Movie. He had a recurring role as swimming instructor Peter Richards on Dallas. He starred alongside Lesley Ann Warren in the film, A Night in Heaven, directed by John G. Avildsen. His performance earned him a Golden Raspberry Award. Christopher talks about being typecasted as "the shirtless guy." He also performed on Circus With The Stars and appeared in Playgirl. We discussed his first horror film, the 1990 movie, Shakma, co-starring Roddy McDowall. Filmmaker David Lynch called Shakma his favorite film of 1990.