2009 December 22, “Now Playing”, in Mountain Xpress[1], page 61:
It doesn't matter that the original big-screen Alvin and the Chipmunks was an abomination. It made a lot of money, so a sequel — or as it's preciously called here a “squeakquel” — was inevitable.
2010 April 9, Matt Pais, “More than 'The Mac Guy'”, in RedEye Chicago[2], page 32:
If the movie does well enough they’ll make a squeakquel. Squeakquels, it all depends on how many people go see it.
2011, Betty G. Birney, Humphrey's Ha-Ha-Ha Joke Book[3], page 152:
Q. Why did the hamster not want to go to the cinema?? A. It wanted to see the squeakqel first!!!
2012, Laura DiSilverio, All Sales Fatal[4], page 54:
An immortal hamster sounded like a shoo-in for whichever Hollywood studio had put out a “squeakquel” about chipmunks.
2012 January 11, “New In Theaters”, in Seven Days[5], volume 17, number 19, page 71:
First a "squeakquel," now a "chip-wreck" on a deserted island.
2012 October, Glen Birdsall, “'Round and 'Round Willard”, in Halloween Machine[6], volume 1, number 4, page 15:
Willard did come out with a sequel (a squeakquel...I had to do it) called Ben.
2015 January, Brandi Chambless, “Taking It to the Max”, in The Cross Timbers Gazette[7], page C14:
He knew readers were engaged when I followed the Casey Anthony trial with The Atonement or inadvertently hit a nerve of every red-blooded pet activist in North America with my column Free Kittens followed by the squeakquelFree Cat.
2017 February 8, David Molloy, “Why Music Needs Neil Cicierega”, in Brag[8], number 699, page 11:
Now, the trilogy is complete – Mouth Moods (the ‘zequel’ or ‘squeakquel’, depending on where you look) is loose upon the world, and Cicierega’s masterpiece is complete.
2023 April 11, Adam Beam, “Does Hollywood really have an originality problem?”, in The Slate[9], volume 66, number 16, page B1:
I get just as sick as everyone else when I see new remakes, reboots, sequels, sequels and even squeakquels.
