SYFY AND THE ASYLUM ANNOUNCE THE TITLE AND AIRDATE WE’VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR:

SHARKNADO: THE 4^TH AWAKENS TO PREMIERE ON SYFY ON SUNDAY, JULY 31

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA – April 1, 2016 – Syfy and The Asylum today revealed that the official title of the next SHARKNADO movie is…SHARKNADO: THE 4^TH AWAKENS! The two hour original movie will premiere four months from now on a TV very, very nearby – on Syfy, Sunday, July 31 at 8PM ET/PT.

The fourth installment of the SHARKNADO franchise will take place five years after the East Coast was ravaged in last summer’s SHARKNADO 3: OH HELL NO!. Fin (Ian Ziering), his family and the cosmos have been blissfully sharknado-free in the intervening years, but now sharks – and ‘nados! – are being whipped up in places (and ways) least expected.

Episodic photos from the fifth season episode of Grimm, "Inugami," airing 4/15/16, after the jump.

Episodic photos from the first season episode of The Magicians, "Thirty-Nine Graves," airing 4/04/16, after the jump.

Containment Interview Video
George Young Character Interview

Below is an interview with George Young of Containment. Containment premieres Tuesday, April 19th on the CW. Check it out below.

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Claudia Black Character Interview

Below is an interview with Claudia Black of of Containment. Containment premieres Tuesday, April 19th on the CW. Check it out below.

Episodic photos from the fifth season episode of Grimm, "The Believer," airing 4/08/16, after the jump.

Episodic photos from the tenth season episode of Face Off, "Skull Island: Reign of Kong," airing 3/30/16, after the jump.

More episodic photos from the tenth season episode of Face Off, "The Art of Warcraft," which aired 3/23/16, after the jump. You can still view part one here.

Empire returns this week right where it left off last December - Camilla is back, Lucious is off the board, and Rhonda lies unconscious at the bottom of that big staircase. In anticipation of the spring premiere, showrunner Ilene Chaiken took some time to tease journalists about what we can expect in the back half of the season.

“The eight episodes that begin on March 30^th are much more about the family,” she explained, and that means “far fewer” guest stars.  “The guest stars that are in those episodes are there to serve the stories and are driven by the stories. Every single person that appears on the show is on the show because we’re telling a story.”

On the other hand, fewer guests mean more screen time for Lucious! And while Chaiken maintains that she doesn’t have a favorite character, she admitted that “the story that I’m most excited about in the latter half of this season or the character whom I’ve most enjoyed is Lucious.