Unknown Penguin Podcast

Hav you already seen FESTIVALE? Why not come to the Wilmington Fringe Festival & bring your iPod. That way, you can listen to Patrick's commentary to the film! Huh? Huh? Yeah . . .

New(ish) trailer for Unknown Penguin's fully-improvised mockumentary FESTIVALE. Coming to the Wilmington, Delaware Fringe Festival, October 1 - 4, 2009. Starring Chirstopher Mathieu, Mike Gregorek, Heather Haney, Matthew C Hartman, Tara Chiusano, Patrick Flynn, Karen Lange, Emily Hall, Gerald B Browning, with Evan Casey, and Patrick Stoner www.UnknownPenguin.com/Festivale Special thanks to Ben Slease.

This week is dedicated to SELF-PROMOTION with a report on the LA 48 Hour Film Project and exciting news. Visit UnknownPenguin.com for more info and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/UnknownPenguin .

From the vaults: Unknown Penguin's entry in the 2007 DC 48 Hour Film Project. Selected one of the "Best of DC". Genre: Ghost Movie; Prop: bracelet; Line: "That's what I'm talking about."; character: Roosevelt Adams, President of ______.

She's had 24 kids by 28 men, why does she not have her own TLC show?

A remembrance of Phillies announcer Harry Kalas who died on Monday. Music by Kevin MacLeod at incompetech.com .

Read Patrick's review of Derrick Comedy's debut film 'Mystery Team' for CC2K here: http://www.cincity2000.com/content/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1750&Itemid=2 . Also visit derrickcomedy.com and mysteryteam-movie.com for more information.

This week we present a new segment in our movie discussions in which Patrick watches a classic film he's never seen. This week: "The NeverEnding Story". Joining Patrick 'round the table are Burl Moseley & Wes Whitehead.

This week we present a brand new sketch with Seth, Patrick, & Amanda!

Scene from Unknown Penguin's 2002 award-winning mockumentary short 'Dog Eat Dog'. Student filmmaker Alan Henry describes his first foray into scripted cinema. Starring Patrick Flynn, Patrick O'Neill, J R King, and Keith Powell. Music by The XXX Stars.

This week we discuss movies you stop and watch when they're on TV from 'The Bourne Trilogy' to 'Coming to America'. Joining Patrick 'round the table are Chris Mathieu, Burl Moseley, and Wes Whitehead.

This week we get ambitious and decide what are the best movies of the year. We go around the room for what movies everyone loved, answer some e-mails, and wrap up with a discussion of this year's Best Picture nominees. Joining Patrick are Matt Hartman, Chris Mathieu, and Burl Moseley.

Today we discuss movies others think are bad that we like and/or we know are bad and like anyway. Joining Patrick for this discussion are Burl Moseley, Chris Mathieu, and Matt Hartman. Listen as they debate bad cinema from "Showgirls" to "The Room".

Sketch Comedy Featuring: Resolutions! And Even More Confessions of a Jewish Bagel Shop Owner!

Sketch Comedy Featuring: A Supervillian's New Machine! Mad Libs! Fraternity! Crepe Cookbook! Movie Pitch! And More Confessions of a Jewish Bagel Shop Owner!

Sketch Comedy Featuring: Numbers! Confessions of a Jewish Bagel Shop Owner! Spelling Bee Bootcamp! NPR News Break! And Paranormal House Inspection!

Sketch Comedy in Christmas special with Santa and Mrs Claus and Pulp Fiction Elves and EVERYTHING! Musical Guest The Cassettes!

Sketch Comedy Featuring: Closet Portal! Car Dealership! Little More! Stalker Quilt!

Happy Thanksgiving!

If you haven't seen it, watch this first: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vxzIamlzoA.

Sketch Comedy Featuring: Polite Stalker! Thirty-Eight and Single! And Married Young!

Featuring: How to Make Meth! Big Girl! Singer/Songwriter! and a real life hostage Negotiation!

Sketch Comedy Featuring: The New Podcast Intro! Space Monkey Mafia Live in Pittsburgh! Ice Cream Job Interview! And a guest appearance by Sidney Poitier!

The final days of the run of "Untitled Masterpiece" at the New York International Fringe Festival. Before and after the finals shows and some more inane banter from the cast and crew.

A look at the first few days of performances for "Untitled Masterpiece," a play in the 2008 New York Fringe Festival.