Matinee Monday: Sharknado (w/ Scott Aukerman)

Scott Aukerman (Comedy Bang Bang) joins Paul, Jason, & June to break down the 2013 SyFy channel viral sensation SHARKNADO! They get into Tara Reid's headshot portraits, the purpose of the opening scene, if a sharknado is scientifically possible, and so much more. Plus, June delivers her take on Nova's masterfully written monologue about the origin of her scar. (Originally Released 07/16/2013)
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[@BenVarkentine]

This reminds me how I wish they hadn't cut June reading the monologue from Miami Connection from that episode

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I've got one question for Scoop Actorman. How do you juggle work and family?

[@DeanRegy]

"Did nobody vèt the questions? I would have never agreed to do this."

[@SilverBulletCinemas]

Steven Spielberg's oft-overlooked underrated classic first WWII movie 1941 (from 1979) has a runaway ferris wheel climax. (And it has Dan Ackroyd & John Belushi)

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Perhaps the greatest TV movie ever made

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Where's the HDTGM archive? Did they ever figure that out after EarWolf ended?

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Earwolf is still a thing, it's just owned by SiriusXM now

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The Iroquois...