What Next? Contest: Penguin Movie - June 26, 2009

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Results: Brrrrrrriliant! In light of the popularity of all things penguin and the fact that two gay penguins in a German zoo successfully hatched and raised a chick, we asked you to predict the name of the first movie to be made about them. You waddled in with: Two and a Half Menguins, Two Penguins and a Baby, Two Men and a Penguin. And –

FIRST PRIZE: Brokeback Iceberg.

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Kyle Rimler, Terrell, TX (first of several similar entries)

SECOND PRIZE: La Cage Aux Poles

Janet Gillen, San Francisco

THIRD PRIZE: Hatch Me If You Can!

Dyann Wasilewski, Plains, PA

HONORABLE MENTIONS:

Brrrrokeback Mountain

Michael Salstein, San Francisco

Brokeback Penguin

Tom Evans, Pasadena

La Cage Aux Fowls

Doug Compton, Andover, NJ (first of several similar entries)

“Out” in the Cold

Jennifer Schmidt, Chalfont, PA

Domestic Penguinship

Michael Eidel, Warrington, PA

The Iceman Nurtureth

Bill Muse, Seattle

Franz and Heinz plus Eins

Frank Letchworth, Knoxville, TV

Bill and Ted’s Eggsitting Adventure

Rick Cooley, Decatur, GA (first of several similar entries)

The Threepenguie Opera

Thomas J. Knott, Amherst, NH

Raising Antarctica

Lyn Martin, Essex, CT (first of several similar entries)

It Tux Two

Sam Sheagren, Carlsbad, CA

Two and a Half Tuxedos

Dan Rosenberg, Warren, NJ

Freeze-Pops

Mona Prenoveau, Rockport, MA

Chick Flick

Cara Wilson-Granat, Rocklin, CA (first of several similar entries)

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