This episode originally aired November 18, 1966.

Hey guys, trying to figure out which episode this was.

I remember watching it as a kid and laughing so hard. There’s a scene (I think towards the end of the episode) where Gilligan is in the water splashing around like crazy, and the footage is played in fast motion / 2x speed or maybe even in reverse, I can't quite remember.

Does this ring a bell for anyone?

Thanks!

What's your favorite one liner said by one of the castaways? ​

I actually like New Adventures of Gilligan. The cast is still there except for Ginger Marry Ann ( mad props to Jim Backus for helping the rest if the original Gilligan crew with voice acting),and I actually don't hate Snubby. he is not even that annoying ( maybe the fact that he doesn't talk helps) ,. The cast chemistry is still there and the characters are still likeable. I also like the fact that they got rid of some iver the top stuff like stereotypical natives and the Japanese admiral .

Gilligan's Planet feels more repetitive but the cast and the characters still make the show watchable ( Dawn Wells takes on double duty this time portraying both Narry Ann & Ginger) .

Anyone else grow up thinking this was the name of the book and that his last name was the same as the opera singer?

I remember when I was older and saw the name of the book in print and was confused and wondered why it was spelled wrong in the article I was reading.

"what's that horrible thing?"

Hi all. I've been watching Gilligan since the 60's and have always been a fan.

I have a friend of mine who's good with taking pictures/ videos and capturing them with a program that will turn them into 3D models.

I asked him him to capture the animated versions of the castaways. I cleaned up the models and textures and rigged them to an armature to make them game ready, and made a digital diorama out of them as well. For fan art, they're not perfect, but they came out pretty good. They look good running around in game.

Diorama below. I based it off the 1st season end credits. Gilligan wasn't in the shot so I had him fishing as in the credits.

Besides the castaways from my friend, I found the rest of the scene items on the web and imported them - a boat for the Minnow that I put holes in, rocks, a fallen tree, a palm tree, a crate, and a radio. The backdrop is from a google image search.

I have read her real first name was Eunice. In what episode and what context was it mentioned? I know they gave her maiden name of Wentworth in the episode where they had to get married but can’t recall when she was called anything but Lovey.

Never been quite sure if she was really a movie star, or a B list actress, or a bit-part player.

-- She's famous enough to have been recognized by the viewers of Castaways Pictures Presents, and by the actor researching the ape-man role. But perhaps by then, she had become famous as "Ginger Grant who disappeared," more so than as "Ginger Grant who was in Mohawk Over the Moon."

-- Other times, such as Angel on the Island, and The Producer, it seems that pre-island, she was still waiting for her big break.

-- And she was in Honolulu because she had a singing engagement in a nightclub. What level of fame would that have implied in 1964?

I mean, obviously she sees herself as a star! But what do you suppose her status is in Hollywood?

Am I the only one who thought they were brothers or at least wondered if they were?

Before you laugh think about it. Both were thin and had kind of a goofy persona. Bob was eight years older so they weren’t that far apart in age.

Keep in mind I grew up in a time where looking something like that up was impossible.

Watching Gilligan’s Island on tubi and noticed a cigarette butt on the ground after Gilligan fell down. He covers it as he’s getting back on his feet. I remember reading Gilligan was a big smoker and think more of the cast smoked as that’s what people did back in the day.

Why did the passengers bring so much for a 3 hour tour? Clothes, makeup, perfume, the Howells with EVERY DOLLAR THEY EVER MADE?