List of Gilligan's Island episodes
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The following is a list of all 98 episodes for the television show Gilligan's Island.
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[edit] The First Season (1964-1965)
The first season was broadcast on CBS, Saturdays at 8:30 PM.
There were 36 episodes and the entire season was filmed and broadcast in Black/White.
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1.01 | "Two on a Raft" | 101 | 26 September 1964 | |||||
The Skipper and Gilligan sail for help on a raft, only to wind up back on the same island. | ||||||||
1.02 | "Home Sweet Hut" | 07xx | 3 October 1964 | |||||
The castaways build a hut for all, but tensions mount and soon they all build their own huts. | ||||||||
1.03 | "Voodoo Something" | 0701 | 10 October 1964 | Chimpanzee | ||||
Skipper believes the island is under the spell of Voodoo and that Gilligan has been turned into a chimp. | ||||||||
1.04 | "Goodnight, Sweet Skipper" | 07xx | 17 October 1964 | |||||
Skipper turns the radio into a transmitter. Catch is, he can only do it when he sleepwalks. | ||||||||
1.05 | "WrongWay Feldman" | 07xx | 24 October 1964 | WrongWay Feldman | ||||
Famed aviator WrongWay Feldman is discovered living on the island. The castaways help him fix his plane so he can fly for help. WrongWay gets back to civilization after nearly 30 years, but his directions are so inexact that "Gilligan's Island" is located anywhere from the North Pole to the Adriatic Sea! | ||||||||
1.06 | "President Gilligan" | 0707 | 31 October 1964 | |||||
When Mr. Howell and the Skipper square off over who is in charge, the castaways decide they need to elect a leader. | ||||||||
1.07 | "Sound of Quacking" | 0711 | 7 November 1964 |
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A duck lands on the island. And food is scarce, but Gilligan will protect the duck. Mel Blanc voices the duck. Ironically the dream sequence was filmed on the Gunsmoke set-which replaced Gilligan's Island! | ||||||||
1.08 | "Good-Bye Island" | 0702 | 21 November 1964 | |||||
Gilligan discovers the perfect, permanent glue when trying to make pancake syrup. His goofy glue, however, turns out to be temporary instead of permanent and the Minnow breaks apart. | ||||||||
1.09 | "The Big Gold Strike" | 0713 | 28 November 1964 | |||||
Mr. Howell discovers a gold mine on the island. Soon everyone has gold fever. | ||||||||
1.10 | "Waiting for Watubi" | 0715 | 5 December 1964 | |||||
Skipper finds a tiki idol, a small statue of Kona, the god of evil. Now he believes he is cursed. Only a visit from Watubi can lift the spell. | ||||||||
1.11 | "Angel on the Island" | 0718 | 12 December 1964 | |||||
Mr. Howell agrees to back Ginger's off-Broadway, on-island show. However soon his wife believes that she should be the star of her husband's show. | ||||||||
1.12 | "Birds Gotta Fly, Fish Gotta Talk" | 0704 | 19 December 1964 |
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It's the first Christmas on the island and the castaways remember their first days on the island. Soon Santa visits to remind them of what they have to be thankful for. Santa is the skipper, or is he? | ||||||||
1.13 | "Three Million Dollars More or Less" | 0710 | 26 December 1964 | They have fashioned golf clubs from clam shells and bamboo. Golf balls are avocado pits. | ||||
Gilligan wins $3 million from Mr. Howell in a putting contest. | ||||||||
1.14 | "Water, Water Everywhere" | 0714 | 2 January 1965 |
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Drinking water is suddenly scarce. But a frog comes to the rescue. Mel Blanc voices the frog. | ||||||||
1.15 | "So Sorry, My Island Now" | 0719 | 9 January 1965 | Japanese Sailor | ||||
A Japanese sailor (Vito Scotti in his first of four guest appearances) captures the island. Gilligan tries to use his submarine to return to civilization. | ||||||||
1.16 | "Plant You Now, Dig You Later" | 0717 | 16 January 1965 | Once the chest is discovered to contain only cannonballs, the castaways build a bamboo bowling alley to make use of the balls. | ||||
Gilligan uncovers a treasure chest while digging for Mr. Howell. A court is held, with the professor as the judge to decide rightful ownership. | ||||||||
1.17 | "Little Island, Big Gun" | 0720 | 23 January 1965 | 4 Gangsters (1 stays on the island)
Jackson Farrell |
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Trying to evade the police after a heist, a gangster is dropped off on the island, planning to hide out for a while. When he discovers that the island is occupied, he poses as a doctor. | ||||||||
1.18 | "X Marks the Spot" | 0721 | 30 January 1965 | |||||
The island is the target of new Air Force missile. But it doesn't explode when it lands. Now Gilligan must defuse it. | ||||||||
1.19 | "Gilligan Meets Jungle Boy" | 0716 | 6 February 1965 | Jungle Boy | ||||
Kurt Russell is the Jungle Boy, a lad found living in the jungle. They accidentally send him back to civilization alone in a homemade balloon before they get finished teaching him English. | ||||||||
1.20 | "St. Gilligan and The Dragon" | 0712 | 13 February 1965 |
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The women tire of being held subservient to the men and decide to separate and build their own camp. The men realize how much they need the women, and so they try to scare the women back. | ||||||||
1.21 | "Big Man on Little Stick" | 0722 | 20 February 1965 | Surfer Duke Williams | ||||
Super Surfer Duke Williams rides a tsunami onto the island, and off again. | ||||||||
1.22 | "Diamonds are an Ape's Best Friend" | 0725 | 27 February 1965 | Gorilla
Female Gorilla |
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A gorilla is loose on the island, and he likes Mrs. Howell's perfume. | ||||||||
1.23 | "How to be a Hero" | 0724 | 6 March 1965 |
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Gilligan has to be rescued while he is rescuing MaryAnn. This failure leaves him feeling down in the dumps so the other castaways devise ways to try to make him feel like a hero. | ||||||||
1.24 | "The Return of Wrongway Feldman" | 0723 | 13 March 1965 |
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WrongWay is back, this time trying to escape the hustle and bustle of the modern world. So now the castaways must convince him that civilization is better than life on the island. They try various schemes to get him to return to civilization and rescue them. | ||||||||
1.25 | "The Matchmaker" | 0727 | 20 March 1965 | The professor has made a record player out of bamboo. | ||||
Mrs. Howell is determined to be a matchmaker and set up Gilligan and Mary Ann. | ||||||||
1.26 | "Music Hath Charm" | 0726 | 27 March 1965 | Natives from a few nearby islands | ||||
Mrs. Howell wants to civilize the island with an orchestra. But the sounds attract the wrong kind of audience. | ||||||||
1.27 | "New Neighbor Sam" | 0729 | 3 April 1965 | Parrot | ||||
The castaways are hearing voices of gangsters, but it turns out to be a parrot. Mel Blanc voices the parrot. | ||||||||
1.28 | "They're Off and Running" | 0728 | 10 April 1965 | |||||
The Skipper loses Gilligan to Mr. Howell wagering on turtle races. | ||||||||
1.29 | "Three to Get Ready" | 0731 | 17 April 1965 | |||||
Gilligan finds a lucky stone, "The Eye of the Idol", that entitles him to three wishes before the end of the day. | ||||||||
1.30 | "Forget Me Not" | 0730 | 24 April 1965 | Under hypnosis, Skipper sees the castaways first as childhood classmates, then as Japanese soldiers from WWII. | ||||
The Skipper has amnesia and the Professor resorts to hypnosis to cure him. However this causes more problems than it solves. | ||||||||
1.31 | "Diogenes, Won't You Please Go Home?" | 0709 | May 1, 1965 | various versions of the visit by the Japanese sailor (Vito Scotti). | ||||
Everyone remembers the day the Japanese sailor came differently. Gilligan is keeping a diary, and everyone wants to know what he has to say. | ||||||||
1.32 | "Physical Fatness" | 0732 | May 8, 1965 | The Professor develops a phosphorus dye which Gilligan drinks and becomes a human lighthouse bulb. | ||||
Gilligan helps the Skipper lose enough weight to get back into the navy once they are rescued. And they all help Gilligan gain weight so he too can return to navy life. | ||||||||
1.33 | "It's Magic" | 0733 | May 15, 1965 | |||||
A magician's trunk washes ashore and the castaways learn tricks to scare away natives. | ||||||||
1.34 | "Good-Bye, Old Paint" | 0734 | May 22, 1965 | Alexandri Gregor Dubov | ||||
Dubov, a reclusive artist visits the island. Now the castaways must convince him to return to civilization. | ||||||||
1.35 | "My Fair Gilligan" | 0735 | May 29, 1965 | Gilligan is a smothered prince. | ||||
Gilligan saves Mrs. Howell's life and the Howells decide to adopt him, and change him into G. Thurston Howell IV. | ||||||||
1.36 | "A Nose By Any Other Name" | 0736 | June 12, 1965 | |||||
Gilligan's nose swells and his ego fades after he falls out of a coconut tree. He insists that the professor perform plastic surgery on his now deformed nose. | ||||||||
[edit] The Second Season (1965-1966)
The second season was broadcast on CBS, Thursdays at 8:00 PM.
There were 32 episodes and the entire season was filmed and broadcast in color.
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2.01 | "Gilligan's Mother-in-Law" | 1625-07xx | 16 September 1965 | Native Family:
Father {Russ Greive}, Mother {Henny Backus} Daughter {Mary Forna) Haruki (Eddie Little Sky) |
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A native family arrives on the island looking for a husband for their ample daughter. But soon a native suitor shows up to challenge Gilligan to a duel. Jim Backus's real-life wife has a cameo as the wife of the chief. | ||||||||
2.02 | "Beauty is and Beauty Does" | 1625-07xx | 23 September 1965 | Gorilla | ||||
Gilligan suggests a beauty contest to decide Miss Castaway. With the other three men each backing a different girl, Gilligan finds himself in the uncomfortable position of judge. Each contestant is pranked while on-stage. Ginger has something shot at her while she's singing. Mrs. Howell sneezes from pepper while she tries to speak. And Mary Ann has her dance routine ruined by stepping in a puddle of glue on the stage. | ||||||||
2.03 | "The Little Dictator" | 1625-07xx | 30 September 1965 |
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When El Presidente Pancho Hernando Gonzales Enrico Rodriguez of Eucuarico is exiled on the island, he forments a revolution and convinces Gilligan to become his puppet leader. | ||||||||
2.04 | "Smile, You're on Mars Camera" | 1625-07xx | 14 October 1965 | Gilligan becomes a human Cuckoo Clock Bird!! | ||||
When a Mars Lander accidentally crashes on the island instead of landing on Mars, the castaways are mistaken for life on Mars. | ||||||||
2.05 | "The Sweepstakes" | 1625-0758 | 21 October 1965 | Howell as a prospector who loses his assay receipt. | ||||
Gilligan wins the lottery and then loses the ticket. | ||||||||
2.06 | "Quick Before it Sinks" | 1625-0754 | 28 October 1965 | |||||
The professor mistakenly believes that the island is sinking. | ||||||||
2.07 | "Castaway Pictures Presents" | 1625-07xx | 4 November 1965 | |||||
A trunk full of equipment from a silent movie production company washes ashore. The castaways use the equipment to make a movie about themselves and their predicament in hopes that it will spark a rescue. Instead, the film wins a Cannes Film Festival Award! | ||||||||
2.08 | "Agonized Labor" | 1625-07xx | 11 November 1965 | |||||
The Howell's are broke, or so the radio says. The rest of the group tries to train them for other lines of work for after they are rescued. | ||||||||
2.09 | "Nyet, Nyet - Not Yet" | 1625-07xx | 18 November 1965 | Russian Cosmonauts
(Danny Klega) is Ivan. (Vincent Beck) is Igor. |
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Two Russian Cosmonauts land on the island. The castaways hope it will lead to a rescue. For once Gilligan does something right when he switches water for Vodka-but in the end he still messes things up as usual. | ||||||||
2.10 | "Hi-Fi Gilligan" | 1625-07xx | 25 November 1965 | |||||
Gilligan's mouth becomes a radio when a filling in a tooth is knocked loose. | ||||||||
2.11 | "The Chain of Command" | 1625-07xx | 2 December 1965 | |||||
The Skipper wants to train Gilligan to take charge should anything happen to him. Gilligan's mettle is tested when the Skipper disappears, apparently kidnapped by natives. | ||||||||
2.12 | "Don't Bug the Mosquitoes" | 1625-07xx | 9 December 1965 | The Mosquitoes
(Bingo, Bango, Bongo, and Irving) (Les Brown Jr. & The Wellingtons) |
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The music sensation, "The Mosquitoes" land on the island for much needed Peace and quiet. What they get instead are the girls having formed a group of their own, "The Honeybees". | ||||||||
2.13 | "Gilligan Gets Bugged" | 1625-0766 | 16 December 1965 | |||||
Gilligan has been bitten by the dreaded, and deadly, Mantis Khani. Now he has 24 hours to live. Problem is, the Mantis Khani only travels in swarms of thousands of bugs. | ||||||||
2.14 | "Mine Hero" | 1625-0759 | 23 December 1965 | Professor has created a Forge, for melting metal to make an anchor. The Howell's have a badminton net and raquets. | ||||
Gilligan catches a WWII mine while fishing. Now they must get rid of it before it destroys them all. | ||||||||
2.15 | "Erika Tiffany Smith to the Rescue" | 1625-07xx | 30 December 1965 | Erika Tiffany Smith | ||||
Socialite Erika Tiffany Smith arrives on the island, looking for a place to build a resort. But instead she falls in love with, and becomes engaged to, the Professor. | ||||||||
2.16 | "Not Guilty" | 1625-07xx | 6 January 1966 | The girls are boiling plants to make rat poison. The Professor has created a Guillotine. They have a bamboo speargun. | ||||
Who killed Randolph Blake? According to a newspaper that washed ashore, one of the castaways did it the night before the fateful 3 hour tour. So they recreate the murder in order to find out who among them is the murderer. | ||||||||
2.17 | "You've Been Disconnected" | 1625-07xx | 13 January 1966 | Professor makes a telephone to attach to the cable. | ||||
A storm washes an international underwater telephone cable onto the shore of the lagoon. So naturally they try to call for help. | ||||||||
2.18 | "The Postman Cometh" | 1625-0769 | 20 January 1966 | MaryAnn is a hospital patient with Roomis-Igloomis and the men are TV doctors. | ||||
When MaryAnn overhears the others talking about how to break the bad news to her (about her finacee's new girlfriend), she mistakenly believes the news is that she has eaten poison mushrooms. | ||||||||
2.19 | "Seer Gilligan" | 1625-07xx | 27 January 1966 | |||||
Gilligan has found a bush that provides seeds that enable anyone who eats the seeds to read people's minds. | ||||||||
2.20 | "Love Me, Love My Skipper" | 1625-0770 | 3 February 1966 | |||||
The Howell's are planning a Cotillion, but Mr. Howell accidentally loses the Skipper's invitation. | ||||||||
2.21 | "Gilligan's Living Doll" | 1625-07xx | 10 February 1966 | A very sophisticated man-like robot | ||||
A robot lands on the island, and the castaways must figure out how to use him to get rescued. Watch out for Gilligan's lucky rabbit's foot, which will magically reappear in episode 3.05. | ||||||||
2.22 | "Forward March" | 1625-07xx | 17 February 1966 | Gorilla | ||||
Someone is shelling the castaways with hand grenades. Turns out a gorilla (Mrs. Howell's kidnapper?) has found a stash of WWII weapons in a cave. | ||||||||
2.23 | "Ship Ahoax" | 1625-07xx | 24 February 1966 | |||||
When Island Madness threatens to destroy harmony on the island, Ginger uses a crystal ball to give everyone something to hope for. | ||||||||
2.24 | "Feed the Kitty" | 1625-07xx | 3 March 1966 | Lion | ||||
A cage carrying a lion washes off a ship and onto the island. Gilligan befriends it by pulling a thorn from its paw. The castaways then decide to stage a circus. | ||||||||
2.25 | "Operation: Steam Heat" | 1625-0777 | 10 March 1966 | |||||
Gilligan finds a thermal vent and soon everyone has piping hot water. But the Professor isn't so excited. | ||||||||
2.26 | "Will the Real Mr. Howell Please Stand Up" | 1625-07xx | 17 March 1966 | Thurston Howell impostor
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Mr. Howell has a double back home spending his money. When the gent goes on a cruise, guess where he lands? The Real Mr Howell twice attempts to swim the Pacific to stop the impostor!! | ||||||||
2.27 | "Ghost a Go-Go" | 1625-07xx | 24 March 1966 | Ghost (Soviet Agent) | ||||
A Ghost is terrorizing the castaways, so the castaways decide to terrorize the ghost. | ||||||||
2.28 | "Allergy Time" | 1625-07xx | 31 March 1966 | The Professor makes a Hypodermic needle from bamboo. | ||||
First the Skipper, then the rest of the castaways develop an allergy to Gilligan. | ||||||||
2.29 | "The Friendly Physician" | 1625-07xx | 7 April 1966 | Dr. Boris Balinkoff
(Vito Scotti); Igor (Mike Mazurki) |
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Mad Scientist Dr. Boris Balinkoff rescues the castaways. But in reality he kidnaps them to his own nearby island for mind transfer experiments. | ||||||||
2.30 | ""V" for Vitamins" | 1625-07xx | 14 April 1966 | Gilligan is "Jack" in the Beanstalk. Skipper is the Giant. | ||||
Gilligan must guard the last precious orange when the Professor determines that the castaways are in need of vitamins. (Bob Denver's real-life son is small Gilligan in the dream sequence.) | ||||||||
2.31 | "Mr. and Mrs. ??" | 1625-07xx | 21 April 1966 | |||||
The radio announces that the minister who married the Howell's was a phony, so they aren't really married. By the time it is announced that it was another minister, the damage is done and Howell's have broken up. Now Mr. Howell must win his "Lovey" back at a costume party. | ||||||||
2.32 | "Meet the Meteor" | 1625-07xx | May 2, 1966 |
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A meteor crashes into the island making everything near it age very rapidly, including people. | ||||||||
[edit] The Third Season (1966-1967)
The Third season was broadcast on CBS, Mondays at 7:30 PM
There were 30 Episodes and entire season was filmed and broadcast in Color.
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3.01 | "Up At Bat" | 1625-0508 | 12 September 1966 | Gilligan dreams that he is Dracula, Ginger is Lady Dracula, Skipper is Watson to the Professor's Sherlock Holmes. Mary Ann is the "old Lady' maid. | ||||
Gilligan is bitten by a bat, and he believes he's turning into a vampire. This invokes a dream by Gilligan that he is Dracula. | ||||||||
3.02 | "Gilligan vs. Gilligan" | 1625-05xx | 19 September 1966 | Soviet Agent (Gilligan lookalike) | ||||
Gilligan has a double. A Soviet agent sent to discover the true mission of the castaways. | ||||||||
3.03 | "Pass the Vegetables Please" | 1625-0503 | 26 September 1966 | |||||
A crate of radioactive experimental vegetable seeds washes ashore. The castaways plant them, and they grow remarkably fast. Then they begin to eat them before they discover the "radioactive experimental" part of the crate they came in. | ||||||||
3.04 | "The Producer" | 1625-0512 | 3 October 1966 | Harold Hecuba,
Hollywood Producer (Phil Silvers) |
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Hollywood producer Harold Hecuba lands on the island for some rest and solitude. The castaways convince him to return to civilization by staging a musical production of Hamlet. | ||||||||
3.05 | "Voodoo" | 1625-0501 | 10 October 1966 | Native Witchdoctor
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A Witchdoctor has come to the island and stolen a personal item from each castaway and is now casting voodoo spells over them. The Professor, who doesn't believe in voodoo, is turned into a zombie. | ||||||||
3.06 | "Where There's a Will" | 1625-05xx | 17 October 1966 | |||||
Mr. Howell decides to put the castaways into his will. When they try to throw him a banquet, he thinks they are trying to kill him. | ||||||||
3.07 | "Man With a Net" | 1625-05xx | 24 October 1966 | Lord Beasley (John McGiver) is a fanatic butterfly collector. | ||||
Lord Beasley, a world famous butterfly collector, comes to the island in search of the world's rarest butterfly, the pussycat swallowtail. The castaways pull out all the stops to help him find one. | ||||||||
3.08 | "Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow" | 1625-0507 | 31 October 1966 | |||||
Gilligan wakes up with white hair, then soon has NO hair. It's not long before the Skipper becomes afflicted too. | ||||||||
3.09 | "Ring Around Gilligan" | 1625-05xx | 7 November 1966 |
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Mad Scientist, Dr. Boris Balinkoff, is back. This time his scheme is to turn the castaways into hypnotized robots he will use to assist him in looting Fort Knox. "Igor" is represtented by a monkey!! | ||||||||
3.10 | "Topsy-Turvy" | 1625-05xx | 14 November 1966 | Headhunters
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Gilligan bumps his head and sees everything upside down. The Professor concocts a potion to cure him but now he sees multiple images. To make matters worse, headhunters come to the island and capture everyone but Gilligan. (LA Rams QB Roman Gabriel plays one of the headhunters) | ||||||||
3.11 | "The Invasion" | 1625-05xx | 21 November 1966 | Gilligan dreams that he is Agent 014 and must deliver the secret briefcase. With the exception of Professor and Gilligan, every one else-secretary {Mary Ann}; Gilligan's "mother" (the Skipper}; Gilligan's finace {Ginger}-are agents of "Mr. Evil" {Mr & Mrs Howell}! A funny spoof of 007 movies. | ||||
When a locked briefcase washes ashore, the castaways are dying to find out what's inside. | ||||||||
3.12 | "The Kidnapper" | 1625-0515 | 28 November 1966 | The Kidnapper, Norbert Wiley | ||||
A kidnapper is loose on the island, holding first one, then another castaway for ransom. They set out to trap him at his own game. | ||||||||
3.13 | "And Then There Were None" | 1625-0517 | 5 December 1966 | Gilligan dreams that he is Dr. Jekyll who turns into Mr. Hyde at the mention of food. Ginger is a witness (The lady in red) with Mrs. Howell as Mary Poppins, the defense attorney. Mr. Howell is the judge, Skipper the bailiff, and Professor as prosecutor. | ||||
The castaways are disappearing one by one. Gilligan becomes convinced that he is responsible for their disappearances. Soon he becomes convinced that HE has become a Mr. Hyde. | ||||||||
3.14 | "All About Eva" | 1625-0516 | 12 December 1966 | Eva Grubb | ||||
A plain Jane comes to the island to escape society. But when the girls give her a makeover, it turns out that Ginger has a double. And soon it's trouble for all. | ||||||||
3.15 | "Gilligan Goes Gung Ho" | 1625-05xx | 26 December 1966 | Professor builds a padlock from bamboo. | ||||
Deputy Gilligan takes his job a little too seriously, and soon everyone is in jail. | ||||||||
3.16 | "Take a Dare" | 1625-0504 | 2 January 1967 | Contestant George Barkley | ||||
The "Take-A-Dare" radio show has put a contestant on a deserted island to survive for One week without any help from anyone. If he can do this he will win $10,000. Problem is, the island the contestant is on isn't deserted. | ||||||||
3.17 | "Court-Martial" | 1625-0523 | 9 January 1967 | Gilligan dreams that he is Lord Admiral Gilligan. the Skipper; Professor; Mr. Howell are pirates {Long John Silver; Captain Kidd; Captain Hook;), and the women are the royal cargo on the ship. | ||||
When they hear on the radio that the Maritime Board has pinned the loss of the Minnow on the Skipper, the castaways recreate the shipwreck to uncover the truth. When the blame seems to shift to Gilligan, he dreams about pirates. | ||||||||
3.18 | "The Hunter" | 1625-05xx | 16 January 1967 | Jonathan Kincaid
and his Trusty Sidekick Ramoo (Harold Sakata) |
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Big game hunter Jonathan Kincaid lands on the island. Disappointed to discover no game to hunt, he decides to hunt "the Most Deadly Game", also known as Gilligan. If Gilligan can elude him for 24 hours then he will rescue them. | ||||||||
3.19 | " Lovey's Secret Admirer" | 1625-05xx | 23 January 1967 | Lovey Howell dreams that she is Cinderella. Mr. Howell is Prince Charming. Gilligan is her Fairy Godfather. Ginger and MaryAnn are the ugly stepsisters. Skipper is the evil stepmother. | ||||
Mrs. Howell has a secret admirer. Mr. Howell is livid. So the Professor invents a lie detector, and soon the truth is known. All the attention causes her to dream that she is Cinderella. | ||||||||
3.20 | "Our Vines Have Tender Apes" | 1625-0524 | 30 January 1967 |
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Tongo, the TV apeman, visits the island. He tries to fool the castaways into believing he is really a wild man, but the island's resident Gorilla gives him away. | ||||||||
3.21 | "Gilligan's Personal Magnetism" | 1625-05xx | 13 February 1967 | |||||
Gilligan and his bowling ball are magnetically attached to each other after Gilligan is struck by lightning. The Professor's cure turns Gilligan invisible. | ||||||||
3.22 | "Splashdown" | 1625-05xx | 20 February 1967 | The professor builds a large bamboo generator to boost the power of his Morse code transmitter. The generator is powered by 4 castaway pedaled unicycles. | ||||
The Professor determines that a manned American spacecraft will pass directly over their island. They set out to build a signal to let the astronauts know they are there. The unmanned spacecraft that the astronauts are to rendezvous with accidentally lands on the island. | ||||||||
3.23 | "High Man on the Totem Pole" | 1625-05xx | 27 February 1967 | Kupakai Headhunters
(Jim Lefebvre, Al Ferrara, Pete Sotos) |
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Skipper and Gilligan find a Totem pole in the jungle, and the head at the top of the pole is a dead ringer for Gilligan, leading him to believe he is a Kupakai headhunter. Trouble begins when real Kupakai warriors show up and discover that someone has defaced their sacred pole. | ||||||||
3.24 | "The Second Ginger Grant" | 1625-0527 | 6 March 1967 | |||||
MaryAnn bumps her head, and now she thinks she's Ginger. | ||||||||
3.25 | "The Secret of Gilligan's Island" | 1625-0514 | 13 March 1967 | Gilligan dreams that the castaways are cavemen determined to move to the other side of the island, against the wishes of the chief (Mr. Howell). | ||||
Gilligan finds a stone map that tells how to get "off" the island. | ||||||||
3.26 | "Slave Girl" | 1625-0529 | 20 March 1967 |
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Gilligan rescues Kalani, a Matoba native girl, from drowning, and she vows to be his slave for life. When her ex, Ugandi, shows up on the island and challenges Gilligan to a duel-to-the-death, "for life" may be a short stint. | ||||||||
3.27 | "It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Gilligan!" | 1625-05xx | 27 March 1967 | |||||
A James Bond-like jet pack lands on the island. The castaways believe they can use it to signal the Navy search party looking for it. Even with the jet pack Gilligan as usual messes up any rescue attempts. | ||||||||
3.28 | "The Pigeon" | 1625-0521 | 3 April 1967 | Homing Pigeon
Giant 6 foot spider |
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When a homing pigeon comes to the island, the castaways begin to correspond with the bird's owner, who is an inmate at Alcatraz. Naturally he doesn't take their messages seriously. | ||||||||
3.29 | "Bang! Bang! Bang!" | 1625-0528 | 10 April 1967 |
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A crate full of modeling clay washes ashore and the castaways waste no time in molding it into things they need, including fillings for Gilligan's teeth. A playful monkey shows them that once hardened the clay is a deadly explosive, set off by the slightest bump. | ||||||||
3.30 | "Gilligan, the Goddess" | 1625-0502 | 17 April 1967 | King Killiwani | ||||
A Chief from a nearby island, King Killiwani, comes in search of a White Goddess to take back to his island to marry. Will he settle for "Gillianna"? | ||||||||
[edit] The "Return" TV Movie Sequels (1978,1979,1981,2001)
There were 3 Sequel movies. The first had them rescued and proved so successful that it spawned a second and third. By the third movie, the charm was lost, ratings were down and no more were made. In 2001 Dawn Wells co-produced a TV movie bio-pic, where she, Bob Denver and Russel Johnson appear as themselves and remember what life was like during the series. In the memory scenes, they and the rest of the cast and crew are played by actors, while Dawn narrates.
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14 October, 21, 1978 | Rescue from Gilligan's Island |
The castaways turn the huts into rafts and are finally rescued, to great fanfare. On the 1 year anniversary of their rescue they all meet in Hawaii for a reunion, and decide to take a short cruise. The weather starts to get rough, and well, you can guess the rest.
Notable for the absence of Tina Louise, who refused to join any reunion. She was replaced by Judith Baldwin. |
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March 3, 1979 | The Castaways on Gilligan's Island |
The castaways are once again rescued from the island, but this time they return voluntarily to build a resort on the island.
Judith Baldwin is Ginger once again. |
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May 15, 1981 | The Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island |
The Harlem Globetrotters crashland on the island. When a millionaire tries to take over the resort, the rivalry is settled by a game between the Globetrotters and the rival's robot team.
Jim Backus (Thurston Howell) has only a walk-on part as he was suffering the advanced stages of Parkinson's disease by then. His role on the island was filled by creating "Thurston Howell IV", played by David Ruprecht, the couple's supposed son. (Conflict with the first season episode in which Gilligan was adopted by the Howells after saving Lovey's life. He was said at that time to be their only son.) Constance Forslund takes over the role of Ginger Grant. |
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October 14, 2001 | "Surviving Gilligan's Island: The Incredibly True Story of the Longest Three Hour Tour in History" |
A behind the scenes look at life as member of the Gilligan's Island cast. Dawn Wells, who was the co-executive producer; Bob Denver, and Russell Johnson reminisce about the trials and tribulations associated with making the show. These memories come to life as the cast and crew are portrayed by actors. |
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