Sharknado 2: The Second One Page #2

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The plane flew into some

kind of crazy weather pattern.

And a shark got sucked up into the engine.

That's hard to believe.

Hard to believe that a storm

bigger than anything you've ever

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.

You need to call the Mayor and have

him put the National Guard on alert.

Get helicopters in the air with firebombs

so they can throw them into the tornado.

Ok, I can see you're upset...

I'm not crazy.

You gotta alert the city.

The people have to know the

truth before it happens again.

Mr. Shepard, we're ready to go.

Mr. Shepard, do you have a comment?

No I don't have a comment!

Get that camera outta my face!

Move out of the way!

Security can you grab these.

It's gonna be ok.

Stay with me.

There you go.

Oh, no, no, sweetie, you can't in there.

She's lost a lot of blood.

But, she's gonna be ok.

She's in good hands.

I'll let you know as

soon as there's any news.

Can you just wait over here?

I'll be back, I promise.

Dr. Hardman please report to Trauma C.

Dr. Hardman please report to Trauma C.

Yes, Well did you notice

how tall I was today?

But-but they look good.

I like the hot red.

Yes. Thank you very much. Just for

you. I actually wore them today for

who was suppose to be our first

guest, you know April Wexler

was suppose to be here. She

wrote this incredible book:

How to survive a Sharknado.

- You know what but her plane...

- Very scary.

Her plane had an

emergency landing at JFK.

I know. It's a scary thing, so...

And we don't know the

status of the plane, so

we're-our prayers are

with her, her family, and

- all the other passengers.

- Of course Fin, her husband.

Fin, her husband and all the

other passengers on Flight 209.

Notice for Dr. Courtice.

Please report to trauma.

Notice for Dr. Courtice.

Please report to trauma.

Mr. Wexler?

Shepard.

Mr. Shepard.

We're divorced.

Is... April ok?

She's going to survive.

We were able to salvage some of the limb.

In time, she should be able

to make a full recovery.

Is she a fighter?

Yeah, yeah she's a fighter.

How much recovery time

are we talking about?

Varies with different patients.

Prosthetics have come

a long way these days...

I mean, with a little time,

rehabilitation she'll be able to

do a lot more then she thinks she can.

She's going to be waking up soon.

Let's get you to her room.

It's pretty cool, huh?

I first visited the statue of

liberty when I was your age.

I've never realized she had feet before.

It's actually very

interesting, the broken shackles

around her ankles are about her being free

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