If you haven’t at least heard of “Sharknado” starring Tara Reid and former “Beverly Hills 90210″ actor Ian Zeiring, you are probably just waking up from a 48-hour nap. The ridiculous movie that debuted on the Syfy channel Thursday night is all everyone has been talking about. The movie basically centered on a tornado that [...]
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July 12, 2013
The San Jose Sharks were not at all amused when the ESPN Twitter account suggested the franchise call itself the #Sharknados. Check out the epic response.
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July 12, 2013
To whoever runs the San Jose Sharks’ Twitter account: Bravo.
It’s no secret that a common criticism of ESPN is that it doesn’t show enough hockey highlights. While Skip Bayless somehow manages to continue to get airtime, many NHL fans feel the sport is underrepresented on The Worldwide Leader in Sports.
So perhaps it it were someone else making the joke, the Sharks would let...
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July 13, 2013
Sharknado was the cultural phenomenon that America, nay the world, sorely needed to help us remember why it’s great to be alive in these times. Playing off the Tara Reid/Ian Ziering vehicle’s viral popularity, ESPN’s official Twitter account reached out to the San Jose Sharks official Twitter account to ask them if they’d consider a name change in the wake of Sharknado...
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July 12, 2013
Sharks fans with the emptiness of the offseason got a taste of hockey in July and a glimpse into the future of their team Thursday night at Sharks Ice at San Jose as the team’s top young talent was on display in the Sharks Prospect Summer Scrimmage.
There was plenty of speed, skill, and fancy puck-handling to be seen, with minimal hitting and physicality in the mid-summer spectacle...
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July 12, 2013
The Sharks finished their summer development camp with a scrimmage last night at Sharks ice in San Jose and although there was no lack of excitement in the overtime game I learned a lot about the real purpose behind the mini camp.
The week itself is closed to the media and is an opportunity for the coaches from San Jose, Worcester, and some of the scouts to get to know these young players a...
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July 11, 2013
Long before Jeremy Roenick was just some media member with frosted tips talkin’ puck for NBC Sports and other hockey outlets, he was a legend on the ice — both real and fake.
Hockey fans from the 1980s and 90s recognize Roenick as not only one of the best players in the NHL, but in EA Sports’ NHL 94 video game, too. In fact, he was flat-out dominant in what’s considered one...
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July 12, 2013
ESPN tries to throw a lob to the Sharks and succeeds.
The lesson here for @ESPN is that the social media people on the left coast aren’t to be f**ked with. They’re awake early and ready to slam your head…
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July 12, 2013
On Thursday night, a terrible/awesome science fiction film called "Sharknado" debuted on Syfy and caused quite the stir on Twitter , where countless viewers were chomping at the bit to debate the merits of the movie, which depicted a storm resulting in killer sharks taking over Los Angeles.
No, really, that was the plot.
Anyway, the San Jose Sharks were not as amused...
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July 12, 2013
Apparently, last night the SyFy channel showed some sort of poor man's Jaws, Sharknado. I mean, I didn't watch it, but I assumed it was Emmy worthy because it was starring one Ian Ziering. However, it was apparently a disaster. Yes, an even bigger disaster than Lindsay Lohan in Liz & Dick.
#Sharknado was trending on Twitter pretty quickly, and ESPN took it upon themselves...
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July 12, 2013
The term “Sharknado” has taken storm thanks to a silly move about a tornado and sharks and a lot of people are having a lot of fun with the concept.
The St. Louis Blues are not exception and have jumped into the fray of trying to make jokes regarding the topic and took aim directly towards the San Jose Sharks on Friday afternoon on Twitter with a clever Tweet, referencing the...
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July 11, 2013
Sharks. Tornados. Kind of hot Tara Reid. The Dad from Home Alone. If this movie doesn’t sweep the Academy Awards n…
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July 11, 2013
TV Sharks! Tornados! Tara Reid! What's not to fear?
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July 12, 2013
This is not one of Banksy’s pieces. But only because he didn’t think of it first.
Everyone watched Sharknado on Syfy last night, right? If my Twitter feed is any indication, it was viewed by somewhere between 400 and 40 million people. I hope you were among themm, because SPOILER ALERT…
That ending was a thing of beauty. The only way it could have possibly been better is if...
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July 12, 2013
Now, admittedly, my expectations for Sharknado weren’t high. It’s a good thing, because Sharknado was about as terrible as you’d think, but in the greatest way possible. You’ll notice a few characters, mainly Steve from ‘90210’, Tara Reid and the Dad from ‘Home Alone’. Add a hot brunette and an Australian surfer dude who says ‘mate’ all the time and you...
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July 12, 2013
Now that the dust and sharks have settled, it’s time to give Sharknado the full recap it deserves…
This epic tale stars off pretty randomly in the middle of the ocean where a pirate-like guy is making some shady deal. This ends up having nothing to do with the movie except that we see the birth of the hurricane that would later destroy Los Angeles. Yes, I know the title was ‘Sharknado’...
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