Gilligan's Island

Five tourists led by the hapless First Mate Gilligan and the gruff Skipper of a small boat are shipwrecked and marooned on a deserted island.

"We've got to function as a group," Skipper says. But before that lesson sinks in, various factions construct individual huts that can withstand hurricanes.

Skipper dreams about how he transformed a radio into a transmitter while in the Navy.

The survivors are not alone! They discover an old aviator (Hans Conried) and his crashed plane on the island.

Who's in charge - Skipper or Thurston Howell III? The castaways decide to settle the question the democratic way, complete with election campaigning.

A duck captured by the group could be used to fly a message to civilization. Of course, roasted duck would augment the dwindling food supply.

The tree sap Gilligan wants to use as a pancake syrup turns out to have better use as a glue - one that can be used to patch up the damaged S.S. Minnow.

Greed creates discord among the castaways after Mr. Howell discovers a gold mine on the island.

The Skipper falls victim to an ancient curse, and only Gilligan can remove the voodoo hex.

Mr. Howell produces a Broadway play starring Ginger and Gilligan, and it's a blockbuster on the island.

Gilligan believes the castaways will be rescued in time for Christmas.

Gilligan becomes a millionaire.

The castaways resort to hilarious devices to capture and ration water.

Gilligan defends the castaways from a confused Japanese sailor who does not realize World War II has ended.

Gilligan unearths a treasure chest.

Mobsters fleeing the police land on Gilligan's Island.

The United States Air Force targets Gilligan's Island to test a new missile.

Kurt Russell guest stars as a jungle boy.

When the women of Gilligan's Island establish their own settlement, the men try to frighten them into returning.