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A few weeks ago Syfy's stupendous sequel 'Sharknado 2: The Second One' whipped us all into a frenzy with a brief teaser trailer that sadly lacked in, well, sharks! Now, the epic saga continues with a brand-new extended clip for the newest 'Sharknado,' which reveals that subways are no guarantee of safety for Sugar Ray's Mark McGrath.

Though The Asylum have produced many a schlocky exploitation film with catchy titles (when they're not busy making low-budget knock-offs of big studio movies), for whatever reason 'Sharknado' caught the public's attention, or at least gave Twitter a chance to snark for two hours. Though its initial debut wasn't that highly rated, the film has morphed into a cultural... Moment? Phenomenon? Somethin

Yesterday we showed you the trailer for the next shark infested movie from SyFy, Ghost Shark. Today it was announced that SyFy has green lit a sequel to Sharknado. It's tentatively titled Sharknado 2. There's a contest via Twitter for YOU to give it it's subtitle. Keep reading to see how you can subtitle the sequel!

Sharknado captured everyone's attention when it played on the SyFy Network earlier this month. No doubt because of it's ridiculous premise and even more ridiculous trailer and star (current Chip N Dale, and former 90210 star, Ian Ziering), everyone jumped on every social network there is to talk about it when it aired. SyFy has wasted exactly ZERO time to give us our next crazy shark story in Ghos