Papa Bear Awards 2012 - the winners!

The Papa Bear Awards 2011

The best of 2010's Hogan's Heroes fanfiction have been chosen!

Chosen as the Very Best Story of 2010:

Gold:

Rendezvous

by dust on the wind

Silver:

Reflections

by Limmet

The Short Fuse

by dust on the wind

Bronze:

The Man Who Shot Anton Havel

by Sierra Sutherwinds

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Best short comedy

Gold:

The Big Ones Don't Bite

by dust on the wind

Silver:

The Waiting Room

by dust on the wind

Bronze:

A Banana a Day

by Deana

Best short general story

Gold:

Men and Mice

by Monker

Silver:

Lightly Falls the Snow

by dust on the wind

Bronze:

The Waiting Game

by Chopstick Legend

Best short drama

Gold:

Dreams of Reality

by 80sarcades

When the Black Dog Comes Calling

by dust on the wind

Silver:

A Hero Falls by The Way

by Bits and Pieces

Deliver it to Papa Bear

by dust on the wind

The Night the Colonel Died

by ColHogan

Bronze:

Surely Goodness and Mercy

by San Antonio Rose

Thousand Yard Stare

by whirlyite

Best medium drama

Gold:

The Right Place at the Right Time

by Deana

Silver:

Flowers for the Kommandant

by dust on the wind

Bronze:

By Moonlight

by dust on the wind

God Save the King

by whirlyite

Best long comedy

Gold:

Peter and the Wolf

by Crystal Rose of Pollux

Silver:

Do Not Pass Go: Do Not Collect 200 Dollars!

by Snooky-9093

Bronze:

Satin and Lace

by ColHogan

Swordplay

by dust on the wind

The Quivering Colonel

by ornitholestes

Best long general story

Gold:

F.U.B.A.R.

by Snooky-9093

Reflections

by Limmet

Silver:

There'll Be Bluebirds over Blackheath

by SimoneSez

Bronze:

by 80sarcades

Best long drama

Gold:

A Dark Night, Long Ago

by Silent Number

On the Rooftops of London

by Monker

Silver:

A Sergeant's Guilt

by ColHogan

Bronze:

Rendezvous

by dust on the wind

The most unique story

Gold:

The Unsung Hero

by Sgt. Moffitt

Silver:

Another Time, Another Place

by Monker

The Newkirk Dilemma

by ornitholestes

Bronze:

White Rabbit, White Rabbit

by Conelrad

Best story based on a challenge

Gold:

The Man Who Shot Anton Havel

by Sierra Sutherwinds

Silver:

A Week in Baden Baden

by dust on the wind

Bronze:

A Fifth of Beethoven

by LJ Groundwater

The Ring

by waikiki23

The Things You See When You Haven't Got Your Gun

by 96 Hubbles

Best story based on an episode

Gold:

The Short Fuse

by dust on the wind

Silver:

It's a Jungle out There

by dust on the wind

Swordplay

by dust on the wind

Bronze:

A Long Journey

by All-things

Rendezvous

by dust on the wind

Schultz's Prayer

by smithcrafter

Sick Call

by Jennaya

Best poem or songfic

Gold:

The World Spins Madly on

by All-things

Silver:

A Mary Sue Alphabet: Hogan's Heroes Edition

by Limmet

Bronze:

Deck the Stalag

by 80sarcades

Best crossover story

Gold:

All the Time in the World

by Bits and Pieces

Silver:

Hand to Mouth

by Bits and Pieces

Bronze:

To Argentina, without Love

by SimoneSez

Best supernatural story

Gold:

The Night Bird

by dust on the wind

Silver:

Hochstetter's Stalag

by 80sarcades

The Haunting of Peter Newkirk

by Sierra Sutherwinds

Bronze:

Bindings

by misanthrope1

Best slash story

Gold:

Weaving Tangled Webs

by misanthrope1

Silver:

Quiet Desperation

by Bits and Pieces

Bronze:

Life is But a Dream

by Zevkia

What It Is

by DarknessIsTheUniverse

The best portrayal of a canon character

Gold:

Carter

in A Dark Night, Long Ago

by Silent Number

Newkirk

in Rendezvous

by dust on the wind

Silver:

Carter

in By Moonlight

by dust on the wind

Hochstetter

in The Unsung Hero

by Sgt. Moffitt

Newkirk

in On the Rooftops of London

by Monker

Schultz

in Schultz's Prayer

by smithcrafter

Bronze:

Newkirk

in The Right Place at the Right Time

by Deana

The best portrayal of a canon extra

Gold:

Oskar Danzig

in Robin Hood’s Christmas Party

by konarciq

Silver:

Langenscheidt

in Southern Skies, Southern Lies

by Jinzle

Olsen

in Olsen's Secret Life

by Jennaya

Tiger

in Satin and Lace

by ColHogan

Bronze:

Dubois

in Side Effects

by Bits and Pieces

Felix

in Men and Mice

by Monker

Langenscheidt

in Lightly Falls the Snow

by dust on the wind

Mavis Newkirk

in God Save the King

by whirlyite

Oskar Schnitzer

in A Death in the Family

by Snooky-9093

Best portrayal of an original character

Gold:

Boswell & Garrett

in F.U.B.A.R.

by Snooky-9093

Stephanie Chambers

in On the Rooftops of London

by Monker

Silver:

Mrs. Hogan

in Censored!

by 80sarcades

Bronze:

Gerda Hochstetter

in Mother Knows Best

by 80sarcades

Jackson

in A Dark Night, Long Ago

by Silent Number

Marie

in Flowers for the Kommandant

by dust on the wind

Sgt. Dietrich

in A Sergeant's Guilt

by ColHogan

The most tickling teasers

Gold:

ATTENTION!

You are cordially invited to attend the wedding of Col. Robert Hogan and Marie Louise Monet aka 'Tiger'.

Time: 1930 hours. Day: July 13th, 1943. Place: Stalag 13.

In lieu of gifts, the bride and groom request you join the Allies to help end the war.

Satin and Lace / ColHogan

Silver:

Sometimes the worst enemy is the one you live with.

When the Black Dog Comes Calling / dust on the wind

The bad news: Major Hochstetter knows all about Colonel Hogan's operation.

The good news: he can't tell anybody.

Hochstetter’s Stalag / 80sarcades

Bronze:

All Carter had to do was build a fake bomb and get it into the middle of the compound.

What could possibly go wrong?

The Short Fuse / dust on the wind

The best quotes

Gold:

"You ever tried getting on an airplane with a Nazi in your suitcase?

It takes forever to get through Customs, and the duty taxes are unbelievable."

Said by: Hogan

Story: To Argentina, without Love / SimoneSez

Silver:

"Blimey, what do you suppose 'appened to that patrol, sir?"

"Maybe they came to their senses and deserted."

Said by: Newkirk and LeBeau

Story: Hand to Mouth / Bits and Pieces

Bronze:

It was always slightly disturbing, seeing the change that came over Carter at this point in any operation.

His customary awkwardness dropped away, replaced by a kind of instinctive dominance.

Carter in this incarnation was about as intimidating as it got,

and neither Hogan nor Newkirk ever admitted how much it sometimes spooked them.

Said by: narrator

Story: By Moonlight / dust on the wind

The winning stories of 2010

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