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5 The Daily Star, Oneonta, N.Y., Friday, August 14, 2015 By Andrew Warren TV Media Go for four: In Hollywood, if something works, milk it. "Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!" is barely behind us, and already Syfy is laying out its plans for a fourth installment of the over- the-top shark-based disaster movie franchise. At the end of the third film, which premiered July 22 on the NBCUniversal-owned channel, the fate of Tara Reid's ("Ameri- can Pie," 1999) character April — who's been in all three films to date — is very much up in the air. The movie ends — spoiler alert! — just as a piece of debris from space hurtles to- wards her, setting up a cliff- hanger ending that will keep franchise fans in suspense until "Sharknado 4" arrives. In a metaphorical love letter to the "Sharknado" communi- ty that's made the franchise such a success, though, the masterminds be- hind the films are leaving it up to the fans to decide April's fate Fans have been encouraged to vote at Sharknado.syfy.com or use the Twitter hashtags #AprilLives or #AprilDies, with the more popular fate for Reid's character becoming the cannon storyline. It may be unconventional for a franchise to give up cre- ative control over one of its two main stars (the other be- ing "Beverly Hills, 90210's" Ian Ziering), but for the "Sharkna- do" franchise, turning to Twit- ter makes perfect sense. In 2013, "Sharknado" premiered to underwhelming ratings, but the resulting explosion of tweets, including many by ce- lebrities, resulted in repeat air- ings of the movie, which helped grow its audience by leaps and bounds. "Sharknado 4" has no re- lease date yet, but if the past films are any indication, fans should expect to see it in the summer of 2016. BREAD BROCCOLI BUTTER CARROTS CARTONS CHEESE CONDIMENTS CRISPERS DAIRY DELI DOOR MAGNETS DRINKS EGGS FOOD FREEZER FRESH FROZEN DINNER FRUIT GREENS HUMMUS ICE CREAM ICE CUBE TRAY JELL-O tvsearch From the list, find each word and circle its letters in the puzzle above to reveal the message relating to this week's theme. What's in the Fridge? starsonscreen JUICE LEFTOVER PIZZA MASON JARS MILK PICKLES SALAD SHELVES SPINACH STORAGE YOGURT Conan: Conan O'Brien One economist is proposing the way to save Greece is to take Greece's $56 billion in assets and move them to an offshore bank account. His second proposal is to bring the Parthenon to the next "Antiques Roadshow." Yesterday, thousands of protesters gathered in Florida to defend the Confederate flag. Well, technically it wasn't a protest, it was a Kid Rock concert. The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Jimmy Fallon Some bad news for Donald Trump here. I read that the controversial remarks he's made since he began his presidential campaign have cost his brand as much as $80 million. You can tell things are rough for Trump, 'cause today he had to wipe his mouth with a napkin instead of a $20. Jimmy Kimmel Live: Jimmy Kimmel NASA's New Horizons spacecraft — which sounds like a rehab facility but is actually a spacecraft — released some close-up photos of Pluto this week. They took these photos in a fascinating way: they built a three- billion-mile-long selfie stick. late laughs Eastern Travel 3 x 5 Ian Ziering and Tara Reid in "Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!" A/Nationwide Robert Archer 2 x 2 290158 299787