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* Ok.��nC�u�炦������ We're almost home.��Ơ����� Yeah.��yC�u@�� ����� I am so sorry to bother you Mr. Shepard.��5�ޡy But we're so excited to have you on board.
Would you mind signing your book for me?���C�u��
����� Um, I didn't write that, April here did.��
l������ Um, would you mind?���C�u��4������ The read is truly riveting.��
Р¡�� I mean, what you did is just
incredible. You're a hero.���C�u��[[����� Thank you.��������� Really.��WC�u@��va�١Ӂ We're actually having a signing in New
York on Saturday if you'd like to come.��
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a Really? You're inviting me?��xC�u���F�ԡ Thank you so much! And again, we're
so honored to have you both on board.��������� Have a nice flight.���C�u@��������� Fin, why aren't you
having more fun with this?�� ������ � Come on, April.��m�����w Two of my friends were killed.���C�u@���/����� I almost destroyed Los Angeles.�������c And oh yeah...��n����� I got eaten by a shark.�������l How much fun do you think that was?��4C�u��Ꙡ���� I'm sorry, I...��������� No. I'm sorry.��w������ It's just...��6C�u������� All this attention is crazy.��砯���
That never used to bother you before.��Ƞ����� Yeah but this is...���C�u@��
����� It's different.�������� Well think of it like a vacation.�����@ You're gonna go home and
you're gonna see your sister...��
KC�u��3������ and your brother in law.���C�u��L������ Why don't you two just work it out?�������� You know what? Right
now, I think I'd rather��C�u��d������ just focus on the hot
slice of New York pizza.��9C�u���ܠ���� I'm gonna wash my face.���C�u���場��� - Are you ok? You sure?
- Yeah. I'm fine.��
l�����
� Yeah.��yC�u@������ Are you sure you're ok?��9�����M I'll be alright.��ܠʡā� This is Captain Bob Wilson,
we will be starting our decent into��>C�u@��̠١Ӂ New York shortly. I just want to say
thank you for flying Santa Mira Airlines.��(�����J It's a perfect way to fly.��C�u@��0~����� Captain: What did you have?��������� The chicken.��W�̡Ɓ
Chicken? I was going to try the
fish but the chicken looked good.��
C�u��Dà���� Always Chicken on a plane.��C�u@��z��ǡ�� Ladies and Gentlemen, as we
begin our final decent we expect��
Рǡ��
� to hit a bit of turbulence so
please fasten your seat belts.��4C�u@���c����� I like how you say a little bit.��x������ This is a lot of bit.��b����� - Oh this is not that much.
- Yeah?��
!C�u@�����Ρȁ We just want to make sure
everybody is going to stay in their seats��q������ and not bounce around. No
lawsuits on my flights.��C�u���f����� No sir.��@C�u��玠���� Don't worry. This is
nothing. Oh I've flown worse.���C�u@��"��͡ǁ Flight attendant! Flight
attendant! There's something on the wing.��������� Fin: There's something on the wing!��0������ Did you see that?��%C�u��;������ What do you see?�� ������ I-I...��VC�u@��[m����� Mr. Shepard, you need to relax. Really.�� �ܡց
You guys are just experiencing normal
turbulence. There's nothing to worry about.���C�u��u;����� Are you ok, Mr. Shepard?��������
L You need to calm down.��5C�u�����¡�� I can't have you disturbing
the rest of the passengers.��
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� You got it?���C�u���'����� Ok.��L�����n Ok, I get it.�� ������ I'm good.���C�u���o����� I'm alright.��������� Fin, what do you see?�� �C�u�������� It's happening again.���C�u���p����� Whoa! Did you see that?��ܠá��� - It looks like a bird. No it's a bird.
- No it's a bat.��
�C�u��@����� Mother: Guys. Guys. Sshh!���C�u@��b����� Flame on number 2 Captain.
I think we've been hit!��x�ϡɁK Mayday Mayday Mayday. It's flight
2-0-9. We've lost engine number 2.��C�u��������� Request emergency clearance into JFK.�� 砲���
We're descending rapidly to 20,000 feet.��
C�u���ޠ���� Jonni check number 3.
It's running a little hot.��j�����k Yes.��C�u@��֔����� What the?��A�����d I've never seen anything like this.����Сʁ, JFK Tower: Flight 209. Please report
what is causing the disturbance.��
�C�u���z����� Repeat, what is causing the disturbance.�������� b Captain, we've gotta tell them something.��
C�u�� ����� Tell'em what?��WC�u��K#����� We're going to be okay.
We're going to be okay.�� ZC�u��uڠ���� Check those galley panels.��ݠ����� Ok.���C�u��.������ April: Fin!���C�u���堹��� Air Marshall: Just hold
on everybody! Hold on!��
�C�u���!����� Air Marshall: Just hold on!���C�u���֠���� Fin!���C�u��
)����� Just hold on!�� �����, Just hold on! I'm almost there!���C�u�� r������ This is flight 2-0-9! The pilots are dead!��Ġ����� I see the runway!�� @C�u@�� ������� I'm putting down the landing
gear and heading for it!�� ����� A Clear out the runway!��������� I'm coming in hot!���C�u�� ꛠ���� Air Marshall: Shark! Shark!��
��x Grab my gun!��*C�u��
������ Behind you!���C�u��
2������ April: My hand! My hand!���C�u�������� Oh, my God.��W�����> Oh man.���C�u��Ho����� Welcome to New York.���C�u@��c����� This weather is driving me crazy!��蠼���� One minute it's hot, the
next minute it's cold...��
�����) Hot, cold, hot, cold, make up your mind!��
lC�u�����Ρȁ - Maybe you should pull your skirt down.
- Ok you use to wear short��
J�����
l skirts before you got old.���C�u@����ϡɁ You know, the weather is crazy
though. I hope it doesn't rain today.��������� Alright the ferry to
Liberty Island is on time,��C�u@���ɠɡÁ the game hasn't been canceled,
there's nothing to worry about.�� ������ � - Perfect. Alright, great so you guys have
- Yep.��~�ءҁ a good time. Don't forget to meet us
at April and Fin's hotel for dinner, ok?���C�u@�ҵ����� Please don't lose the address.�� �����+ It's right here,��������� What if something happens to your phone?��xC�u@���M�֡Ё That's what I got my boy for. Photographic
memory, keen sense of direction,�������@ part blood hound from
your side of the family.���C�u@���v����� Alright. Yeah...����ġ��� Oh and hey, Please don't hide
from my bother tonight, ok?��4�ġ��( I don't hide from him, I just
don't think he's ever uh...���C�u@��
������ forgiving me for hooking up with...��K�����m Ok, gross! You cannot say that!�� A������ I think I recall me hooking up with you...��/C�u@��
5נ���� Daughter: Nope!��������� Either way, it was the
end of the dynamic duo.��?�����7 And which one of you was the Boy Wonder?��
KC�u��
S|����� I thought I was Batman.��ܠ���� A Yeah, I love you. Bye.�������� Have fun you guys, Ok?��WC�u@��
j����� - See you guys later, be safe!
- Be good.��V�ءҁ
� Come on, let's get there early, maybe
we can catch a little batting practice?���C�u@��
������ You think David Wright is
gonna hit a homer today?���� Maybe, he's been roping them lately.��
)�����a Do you remember what
you promised this time?��VC�u@��
��ơ�� Alright alright, I'm turning
it off. No more work, alright?�������5 All play all day. Me and
you. Let's go. Come on.��5C�u@��
�̠ȡ We have some new developments
right now on a 747 that made an��根���
emergency landing at
JFK airport this morning.��4C�u��
�+����� It happened at 7:33.��������� We're told it was a Santa
Mira Airlines flight 209.���C�u@��
�堻��� Reports that we're getting
say it hit turbulence��
������
� on it's decent, and that
a passenger actually aided��wC�u�� .����� in the safe landing of that plane.�� ��¡�� � The plane flew into some
kind of crazy weather pattern.�� �C�u@�������� And a shark got sucked up into the engine.��������� Reporter: That's hard to believe.��X�ȡA Hard to believe that a storm
bigger than anything you've ever��C�u@��(2�¡�� seen before is about to hit
Manhattan? Well guess what?��������� It's about to happen, so here's the deal...�� ������ You need to lock down the city.��C�u@��@O�ӡ́ You need to call the Mayor and have
him put the National Guard on alert.�� �ݡׁ
Get helicopters in the air with firebombs
so they can throw them into the tornado.���C�u��VV����� Ok, I can see you're upset...��������� I'm not crazy.��������
� You gotta alert the city.��*C�u��ks�š�� The people have to know the
truth before it happens again.��頩���� Mr. Shepard, we're ready to go.��xC�u@�������� Reporter: Mr. Shepard,
do you have a comment?��Ѡġ��� No I don't have a comment!
Get that camera outta my face!���C�u��������� Move out of the way!�������) Nurse: Security can you grab these.�� @�����
� It's gonna be ok.���C�u���b����� Stay with me.��������w Nurse: There you go.���C�u@���~����� Oh, no, no, sweetie, you can't in there.��Ӡ����� She's lost a lot of blood.
But, she's gonna be ok.��젞���
� She's in good hands.��L�����@ I'll let you know as
soon as there's any news.�� C�u@�������� Can you just wait over here?
I'll be back, I promise.��
�� Dr. Hardman
please report to Trauma C.��C�u@��3����� Dr. Hardman please report to Trauma C.�������� Yes, Well did you
notice how tall I was today?��4C�u@��.����� Michael: But-but they look
good. I like the hot red.����ѡˁ� Yes. Thank you very much. Just for
you. I actually wore them today for��`C�u@��Cl�ǡ�� who was suppose to be our first
guest, you know April Wexler����¡��� was suppose to be here. She
wrote this incredible book:��VC�u��^������ How to survive a Sharknado.���C�u@��x5�ɡÁ - Michael: You know what but her plane...
- Kelly: Very scary.��
K�����
m Her plane had an emergency landing at JFK.��5C�u@��������� I know. It's a scary thing, so...�� A����� F And we don't know the
status of the plane, so��࠺���' we're-our prayers are
with her, her family, and���C�u@���8�ˡŁ - all the other passengers.
- Kelly: Of course Fin, her husband.��x�Сʁ� Michael: Fin, her husband and all
the other passengers on Flight 209.��
yC�u@���>�� Notice for Dr.
Courtice. Please report to trauma.������ Notice for Dr. Courtice.
Please report to trauma.��
��� Mr. Wexler?��
*C�u���p����� Shepard.��蠖��� Mr. Shepard.��ܠ����
We're divorced.���� Is... April ok?��xC�u@���)����� She's going to survive.��x������ We were able to salvage some of the limb.�� 砿���� In time, she should be able
to make a full recovery.�� aC�u@��
Q����� Is she a fighter?��b������ Yeah, yeah she's a fighter.��m����� How much recovery time
are we talking about?���C�u@��$A����� Varies with different patients.��Ѡ����� Prosthetics have come
a long way these days...��Ơǡ��� I mean, with a little time,
rehabilitation she'll be able to��
�C�u@��A1����� do a lot more then she thinks she can.�� ������
m She's going to be waking up soon.��������) Let's get you to her room.��*C�u@���C����� It's pretty cool, huh?��b�� I first visited the statue of
liberty when I was your age.��4������ I've never realized she had feet before.���C�u@���3����� It's actually very
interesting, the broken shackles�� ؠ���� � around her ankles are about her being free��
����� and moving forward, and
lighting the path to freedom.���C�u���8�ġ�� Yeah, you just read that out
of the pamphlet, didn't you?��
)C�u�������� Hey.���� Hey baby.��Ơ����V Fin.���C�u��Ϡ���� Hey, you're going to be ok.�� ������y Am I?��mC�u��B8����� April: The shark...��蠚���� kept chasing me.��Ѡ����� And it had this huge scar across its face.��5C�u��Yk����� And I shot him in the
eye. But it took my hand.��������� It's like, he knew who I was.���C�u@�|ߠ���� No, he didn't know you.�������� If he did, he would have ran the other way.�� ������� I'm sure about that.��C�u��������� Why did you marry me?�� �C�u���۠���� Because I wasn't perfect
and you didn't care.��
l������ You love me anyway.�� @C�u�������� Now...��@������ You're gonna get passed that.��V�����l We're gonna get passed this.��C�u��1�Сʁ But next time you offer to lend a
hand, don't be so literal about it.��(C�u@��0�¡�� We have a
monster storm headed to New York City.����ơ��� Let me show you exactly
what I'm talking about here.�� @C�u��F>����� We have that southerly
shark wind that's going��
}�����
� to be pushing all the water north bound���C�u@��Yˠաρ so we could see significant damage to
homes that are right along the coast��w������ and then we have to worry about...��XC�u��oҠ���� April: Not again.�� �C�u��������� There she is.��蠗���� Lady liberty.��������W - It's pretty cool.
- Yeah.���C�u��������� Here. Let's take a picture.�� �����b Got it.�������� Mom: Mmmm!���C�u���Y����� Woman: Ellen!��������� Polly! Chrissie!��
Ѡ����� - Oh the crew!
- Oh my God. Hot mama.��3C�u@���G����� Wow! Look at you all grown up.��V�֡Ё� You better be careful Ellen. This one
looks like she's going to be trouble.���C�u@����� - Yeah I know.
- As somebody else we use to know.�������� - Alright. Ok. Zip it.
- Mmhmm.��������� I was so worried you
wouldn't able to make it.���C�u@��
(����� Is your brother ok though?��������� Yeah, he's ok. Why?��b����� There was a crash at JFK.��������� What? What crash?���C�u@�� ������ It's all over the news.��9�����M Oh my God, I got to call him.��y����� � I'm sure he's fine.��������� Ok, well call him.��yC�u��5�� He called like 14 times.�������� Ellen. I've been trying
to reach you all morning.�� @C�u@��P��� Oh my gosh Fin, are you Ok?��*�աρL Fin: Yeah I'm fine but April is in
the hospital. She's gonna be Ok though.��������l - Oh my God that's horrible.
- What? What's happening?�� C�u@��m������ April was in an accident. Everybody's ok.��������� You've got to get back
to Manhattan right away.��Ơ����
� Of course, we'll come right away.�� �C�u@���2����� Look, the ferry runs every half hour.��������� Did you hear that?��6�ʡā
* Fin: No, you can't wait half an
hour. The storm is coming fast,�� C�u@��������� you need to get out of there now!��L�����o Well, I'll try. How am I gonna do that?��砽���x Call the port authority.
Call the fire department.��m������ Call anyone that's gonna listen to you.���C�u��������� You get back to Manhattan now!�������� Mom, Dad's phone keeps going to voice-mail.��������� My God.��6C�u@���̡̠Ɓ Fin listen to me, Martin and
Vaughn they're at the Mets game, ok?����ơ�� I don't know, Martin's phone
must be dead or something but,�� �����K could you try to get to them?��
)C�u@���c����� I don't have a ticket. How
am I going to find them?�� ������ � I sent April a ticket even though I��h�����) didn't think you were going to use it.��
*C�u��s����� Ellen: Listen, that ballpark
is right on the river.��v������ It'll be the first place it hits.�� �C�u��Ǡ���� Go.��Ơ����� Save them.�� ����� I'll be ok.���C�u��Ag����� Alright, I'll go.��Ơ����� Thanks Fin.��ܠ����� We'll meet you at the hotel.�� C�u��Uz����� Hotel. Copy that.��������n What's gonna hit?���C�u��jv����� You stay out of trouble.��Ѡ����� I'm the one who's suppose
to be saying that to you.��
lC�u���Р���� You stay out of trouble.�� �C�u���R����� What's going to hit?����� You guys.��AC�u��܂����� Mom, what's going on?��x������ Since when are there sharks in Manhattan?���C�u@��������� You should probably ask my brother.����Сʁ� Ah we're going to take
a look at the weather right now. I have�� �C�u@��I�ܡց never in 56 years seen a weather pattern
like the one we've had this summer here.��0�ءҁ1 Matt, this is nuts. We've already had
record breaking heat. Now we're talking��'C�u@��+������ - about the potential of snow fall.
- Snow in July.��Ơ����� I know!��נ����� It sounds like a joke.
It is not my friends.�� �C�u��D}����� We have this artic air
mass. It's coming in.��)�����* It's going to bring at
least 3 to 4 inches of snow.��
qC�u@��[����� Making it's way through the outer burrows��������� parts of Northwestern
New Jersey. Same time,��������� a massive low pressure system developing��
SC�u@��w�ϡɁ it's going to bring wind. And it
is going to bring torrential rains.��ݠʡā� So we are looking at a convergence
zone right over Manhattan...���C�u@�����ơ�� that is gonna bring weather
you've never seen before, Matt.��Š����� This is unprecedented.��b�����J All you can do is just shake your head, Al.���C�u@���à���� Thank very much, and
Al's gonna bring us the�� �ϡɁ
lasted developments on this
bizarre weather, as they come in.���C�u@���Ҡ���� Martin it's Fin.��ܠ֡Ё� When you get this message call me back
on my cell phone. Coming to get you.����סс� If we don't connect, you've got to get
back to Manhattan as soon as you can.��UC�u@���젨��� Hey, you know I recognize you.����ءҁ� You're that guy that got eaten by the
great white and lived to tell about it.��
HC�u@�������� How you doing?��W�����z Why do you think I picked you up?�������� This storm is gonna be a real ass kicker.��
KC�u@��&�ܡց The other day, trashcans kept flying of
the street, and hit me on the windshield.��
������
� Take a look at that. Ah.
Almost crapped on my pants.��UC�u@��-M����� I got to get to the ballpark.���� What? Baseball today?�������W You're lucky if they
come out of the club house today.��
�C�u��F������ It's not baseball I'm worried about.�� ������� Nathan Fast
here on WTHS Asylum radio!���C�u@��b4����� Next up, we're gonna talk about the crazy��E�ޡg weather happening here in New York
City. Looks like quite the storm brewing.��C�u@����� That's how you hit the ball.
You see it and you wack it!��
�ġ�� I don't know how they're
playing like this. It's so cold.���C�u@�������� It's getting colder out here, man.����ߡف� Yeah, I guess Fin is too Mr. California
to come to Queens to hang for a game.���C�u@��躠���� - Right.
- Too bad.�� �����B Yeah, love the way they're hitting today.��W������ Just like old times, right?��m�ˡŁK Yeah well, me and Vaughn are
starting to uh... family tradition.��
�C�u@�� ������ I dig it. Yeah, I don't
think Fin is gonna bite.��
*�����
L You guys gotta... work
your beef out somehow.��������l Well, he's super Fin. Let him work it out.���C�u��$�ۡՁ Guys, maybe Fin doesn't remember where
we're sitting. I'm gonna go look for him.��Ϡ����� Alright.���C�u��;⠘��� He'll find us.��y������ If he shows up.���C�u@��������� What's the hold up? Why we slowing down.�������� Traffic.��L����� This is New York you know.��M������ Look Bud, there's gotta be some back way.���C�u���2����� Hey, hey, hey, hey, keep your money.��������� I'll get you there somehow.��
)C�u@��T����� Taxi Driver: Just um, just
answer me one question, ok?��U�����w What does the inside of a shark smell like?��
KC�u@��Y����� There's no words to describe that, pal.�� ������ � I don't know, I always
thought it would smell like...��ܠ����� Chicken.��+C�u��S����� No.��Ǡ����� Or smell like Salmon or Cod.��xC�u��FL����� Hey. Looks like the ferry's there.�� �C�u��f⠓��� Let's go.��WC�u���-�á�� Man: Hey Can I get 4 hot dogs
and 3 chips for the girls?��`������ Thank you.��@C�u��ڟ����� Harland "The Blaster" McGuinness?��
������
� Quiet.��m�����a Jesus. It's you.���C�u���Ǡá�� 7 time all-star 2nd basemen.
285 career batting average.��Ϡ����� 15 years Mets manager.��
KC�u@��&����� What are you doing waiting
in line getting a dog here?����ɡÁ� Why aren't you in the VIP section,
getting all that free food?��UC�u��%Ԡ���� Want to hear a story?��L�����n Yeah.��蠳���@ About 25 years ago, man just like this...��C�u��=J����� It's my last time at bat.��
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hospital. I gotta go find Fin.��
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of surgery after major trauma.��������� You're in no condition to leave.��KC�u@���l����� You need rest.���ʡāA Attention all
personnel, we are evacuating the east wing�� �ơ��0 immediately. Patients please
remain in your rooms...���C�u���W����� I'll be right back.��������� Hospital personnel will assist you.���C�u��䠎��� Fin!�������+ Hey there.�� �����V Skye?��m������ Yeah.��C�u��7 ����� I haven't seen
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still talks about you.��
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to get you. We gotta get out of here.�� �C�u@��m5�ʡā There's a storm coming. It's
gonna hit and it's gonna hit hard.��������� We gotta get out of here
before the river overflows.�� �C�u@���1����� Nah, this rain delay is
gonna be over in a minutes..��������� No trust me, we gotta get
out of here now. Come on!��*�ɡÁ$ Ladies and Gentlemen. Due
to snow, the game has been canceled.���C�u���h����� Fin: Come on! Come on!��|C�u��߯����� Let's go. Let's go!���C�u���(����� Grab something!��"C�u��'n����� Whew. Batter up!���C�u��������� This is for you Pops!�� @C�u����ϡɁ - This is happening here.
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anyway. We're going there.��
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would have fixed it from��4C�u@��o������ all the flooding we
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location. Confirm flooding.�� �C�u��������� We're going in to shut the valves off.��\C�u��������� There's more of them!��*�����M They're getting closer!��
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shut off valve I.R.T.������ 11-38 yet? That's the last one open.��-C�u@��!��աρ Yeah dispatch we're almost there. Bud
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shut off the valve, the whole��C�u@��!ʻ����� freakin' subways system's gonna flood.�������> Yeah, Roger that dispatch.
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as close as we use to be.���C�u��"O�ˡŁ Don't worry. I'm never gonna let
anything happen to your family.��4�����V I screwed mine up.��xC�u@��"fy����� But you make Ellen and
the kids really happy.�� �ʡā� One of these days you're gonna
have to teach me how to do that.��aC�u��"�0����� If I'm such a good family man...�� ��ǡ�� � how come you have such a problem
with me dating your sister?��
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you dating my sister.�������@ How about that fight we got into?��C�u��"�ڠơ�� You left for California and
you never spoke about it again.��ܠ����� Neither did you.��mC�u@��"Ĕ�ܡց Look, when we were little we got into a
lot of trouble. Remember the dynamic duo?��
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tracks. They're pretty light.��������* Where is this damn train?��C�u��#tg����� You should really be
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