sharknado

Syfy’s Sharknado has taken us around the world and into space, so there’s one way this had to end. New reports suggest the absurd and beloved franchise is chomping its teeth to a close, and will travel through time for its ultimate end.

Because you asked for it, pleaded for it, mailed millions of pounds of chum to your local congressman for it, Sharknado is back and headed to Washington D.C. for a second sequel. The first trailer from Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! has arrived, and yes, a shark lands on the Lincoln Memorial.

It was November 24, 1988 when KTMA television aired a unique little program where 'a guy named Joel' and his robot friends, Tom Servo and Crow, sat down in 'The Satellite of Love' to watch a B-Movie and make snide remarks and pop culture references.

Though The Asylum have produced many a schlocky exploitation film with catchy titles (when they're not busy making low-budget knock-offs of big studio movies), for whatever reason 'Sharknado' caught the public's attention, or at least gave Twitter a chance to snark for two hours. Though its initial debut wasn't that highly rated, the film has morphed into a cultural... Moment? Phenomenon? Somethin

Ian Ziering -- former 'Beverly Hills, 90210' actor turned Chippendale dancer turned guy who jumped headfirst into a great white and then chainsawed his way out -- almost turned down the role in 'Sharknado' that added that last part to his resume.