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Watch A Sharknado Hit Citi Field
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Jen Carlson
Published Jul 29, 2014
Modified Jul 29, 2014
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Tomorrow Sharknado 2 is arriving to the small screen (some small screen? A small screen? Maybe the one under your couch covered in dust bunnies?). In anticipation, the SyFy network has released a new teaser showing the Citi Field scenes. Most action that field has ever seen LOL. (Go Mets.)
Below, watch as Ian Ziering, Mark McGrath from 1990s band Sugar Ray, Vivica A. Fox, and a token teenager flee the stadium as it literally starts to rain sharks. Or what look like plush sharks found at the local gift shop. Why are they even at the ballgame when a sharknado is on the way? Shhhhhh not important.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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