Today show hosts Matt Lauer and Al Roker are going to make cameos in Sharknado: The Second One, the sequel to Syfy’s hit made-for-TV movie that set records for the network last year.

Matt Lauer, Al Roker Making 'Sharknado' Cameos

Lauer and Roker excitedly announced their cameos during the Today show broadcast Wednesday morning alongside their jealous cohosts. The two had filmed their scenes on Tuesday in Studio 1A, and shared a sneak peek for their viewers.

Resident weatherman Roker deadpanned a faux-report about the titular sharknado, telling Lauer, “Think of it this way: This is a twister… with teeth. Enough said.”

“Enough said indeed, Al,” agreed a very sober Lauer. “Thank you very much.”

In a clip from a separate scene, Roker and Lauer – with their jackets off and their shirt sleeves rolled up – are trying to mask their duress while completing a broadcast. Fighting a green mass – which has yet to be turned into a shark with CGI – with an umbrella, Lauer says, “We’re back live. Want to thank you for watching the Today show. We now resume our regularly scheduled programming.”

In the background, people are rushing away by the marine debris the sharknado dropped off in the studio.

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Sharknado: The Second One, which returns stars Ian Ziering and Tara Reid, will feature a slew of new stars and celebrity cameos. Vivica A. Fox, Mark McGrath, Kelly Osbourne, Judd Hirsch, Judah Friedlander and Andy Dick are all signed on for the project. Additionally, Biz Marke and Salt-N-Pepa's Sandra Denton will be among the celebs making cameo appearances.

The Sharknado sequel will premiere July 31 on Syfy at 9/8c.

– Chelsea Regan

For More Sharknado News:

> 'Sharknado 2: The Second One' Will Premiere In July

> Ian Ziering & Mark McGrath Film '€˜Sharknado'€™ In New York's Times Square

> '˜Sharknado'€™ Sequel Adds Mark McGrath, Kelly Osbourne & More To Cast

> ‘Sharknado’ Sequel Titled ‘The Second One,’ Premiering Next Summer

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