 So, on the last big day of Comic Con, it's the moment everybody's been waiting for. The big panel's from Marvel and DC, and so I go to check out the line, and it's out of control. There are 12,000 people, and they've been waiting for 36 hours. I said, no thank you, I'm gonna read about this news on Twitter like a normal person. So I walk away, and it turns out I have a chance to meet with Thunder Levin, the screenwriter of Sharknado 1 and 2. I say, heck yes I'm doing that. I said, Thunder, tell me about the experience of making Sharknado 2. He said, well it was crazy. We had to film it in New York in February, even though the movie's supposed to take place in July, and it was one of the coldest winters New York had seen in decades. It was so cold that the actors' jaws froze shut. They had to blow hot air on their faces just so they could speak. I said, you know, there's something kind of poetic about the fact that actors in a movie about sharks have their jaws frozen shut. He says, speaking of jaws, I met Richard Dreyfuss this morning. I was like, the Richard Dreyfuss from Jaws? He said, yeah. I walked right up to him, and I said, hey, I'm the guy who wrote Sharknado. And Richard Dreyfuss turns around and says, what's a Sharknado? Pretty sick burn from Richard Dreyfuss. Anyway, Sharknado 2 comes out on Wednesday, and I will be watching the hell out of it.