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This is a won­der­ful inter­view. There are so many great lines. My favorite may be:

Q: How are the sharks cog­nizant enough to keep bit­ing peo­ple while they’re fly­ing through the air?

A: If you were a shark and you found your­self fly­ing through the air, wouldn’t you keep bit­ing? I think you’d be pret­ty pissed about being plucked out of your nice famil­iar ocean where you’re king of the preda­tors, and you’d prob­a­bly take it out on who­ev­er got in your way. Hon­est­ly, I don’t under­stand why peo­ple are so per­plexed by this con­cept. The log­ic is unde­ni­able.

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We asked the writer of Shark­na­do some very seri­ous ques­tions

Tonight, Syfy debuts the great­est shark dis­as­ter epic since Shark­to­pus. It’s called Shark­na­do. And yeah, it’s about a tor­na­do — full of sharks. Thun­der Levin wrote the script, and we caught up with him to ask some philo­soph­i­cal ques­tions about this impor­tant film that forces us to ques­tion the very nature of real­i­ty itself.
io9: Is there any sci­en­tif­ic basis, how­ev­er ten­u­ous, for shark­na­do?
Thun­der Levin: Yes. There are numer­ous con­firmed repor…