(Reel NSight) Reel Nsight Episode 97 Sharknadeo 2 The Second One

Introduction

  • U.S. Air Date - July 30, 2014
  • Tagline(s) - Shark happens!
  • Synopsis - A freak weather system turns its deadly fury on New York City, unleashing a Sharknado on the population and its most cherished, iconic sites - and only Fin and April can save the Big Apple.
  • IMDb Profile
  • Wikipedia
  • Rotten Tomatoes - 48%

Insight

  • The harlem shake only works on the enterprise Wesley.
  • Who but the chosen one could make such a difficult landing.
  • I don't always wait for the subway but when I do I eat Subway.
  • The Home Depot state of mind.

Summary

  • It should have called Sharknado 2 The Center of the Shark
  • Reel Score - B
  • Positive(s)
    • Daymond ironically not getting taken out by a shark
    • The only other thing to survive an apocalyptic situation is the Super Soaker
  • Negative(s)
    • Using the tagline for the first movie in the second one
  • Suggested sequel titles, locations and taglines
    • Sharknado 3 The Windy One - Chicago, IL - Speed of the shark
    • Sharknado 4 Fin City - Las Vegas, NV - It stays here

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(How It Stacks) How It Stacks #29: Star Trek - The Next Generation (Season 1)

"Warp 9, engage!"

Join us as we boldly go where you might have been years ago! Yup, we're stacking one of the most beloved sci-fi shows of all time Star Trek : the Next Generation! This is easily one of the biggest topics we've done so we decided to truly do it justice by only stacking season 1. JD, Willis, and the Bulldog embark on this journey in classic HIS fashion. JD brings the jokes while Willis brings the facts and some great one liners. Bulldog and Willis go head to head in a Trivia battle until the quiz site breaks down. This is an epsiode for any Trekkie new and old.

Direct Audio Link: HIS - Ep 29 Star Trek - The Next Generation (Season 1)

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(The Android Realm) The Android Realm App Review NPR One

If you're like me, sometimes you want a simple news show that provides the latest news with minimal commercials. Additionally, I want news that is more current and relevant than what I see on TV.

That is where the NPR One app comes in to play. It provides hourly news updates along with engaging stories and local content all merged based on your location. Local content can be customized but that is about all the work that needs to be done. The app stores a few of the articles on your device for offline listening so the latest episodes can be heard in the go. They can get rated as interesting which I figure factors into future similarly styled news episodes. Also, there are no commercials in the traditional sense. Rather, every so often they provide a reminder that NPR is a free and public service that runs on donations so those are always welcome.

Overall the app is lightweight and easy to use and worth trying out for regular news on the go. The only thing I can't tell is if it downloads audio on WiFi and mobile or just one so I'm a bit wary still unless a toggle is added. This would probably be the only change/addition I would make to an otherwise great app.

Google Play - $Free