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Welcome,

friends, to Season 3 of Gilligan's
Island, Goofs, Errors, and Oddities.

By now you have seen quite a number of
oddities, and the best part is, there is

still a whole season of more such gaffes
just waiting to be discovered.

Well, folks, there's something in this
opening scene that needs to be stripped

away and what lies beneath it laid bare.

Unfortunately, I'm talking about the
bottles on the table.

We noticed earlier that the label on the
radio was blacked out. In a number of

shots throughout the series, you will
see some sort of cover or label fixed

a prop's brand name.

Here, the green bottle on Ginger's table
has got to be Menon's skin bracer.

but a heart -shaped doily is pasted over
the label.

As Ginger Van Perella rises in this
scene, the shadow of the boom mic moves

her.

Now, with the third season, the huts
received a makeover, but here we see a

segue of the old Skipper and Gilligan
hut.

Inside, however, we see the modified
hut, which has a minnow life preserver

the door and a wooden window with
porthole.

Gilligan and Skipper are fishing.

Gilligan's pole is white and the
skipper's is blue.

The skipper needs to sit down to get his
foot out of the bucket, but the pole on

his fishing rod makes him drop it in the
lagoon.

The skipper cries out to Gilligan to get
his pole.

Gilligan reaches down to pick it up, but
the next scene shows him giving the

white rod to the skipper.

As Gilligan helps the skipper get his
foot out of the bucket, skipper has the

white rod, but the blue one has
disappeared.

The castaways have eaten radioactive
vegetables.

The professor has read some disturbing
information from what we can only regard

as some kind of medical book.

Notice the studio floor segments showing
that were not covered very well with

sand.

But what is more interesting is the
book.

Once again, a label of some kind has
been slapped across the cover to

the title of the book.

This book, however, has nothing to do
with medicine.

It is an Army TM technical manual from
1942 of the TM9

-720 series.

This particular one is the 726 manual
for the M3 Stewart light tank,

exterior girl's hut, and then interior
professor's hut.

When Ginger emerges, the correct but
updated third season professor's hut,

seems to double as the supply hut, is
shown.

Throughout the third season, we will
continue to see exterior shots of the

Season 2 huts.

As Gilligan falls to the ground from his
hammock, you can see the outline of the

padding under the sand used to soften
the fall.

For some strange reason, they have shot
this scene with the new Season 3 life

preserver on the door, but with the old
Season 2 vertical window rather than the

newer porthole window.

Oh my, the skipper and Gilligan blow
another old Waterville era joke.

The skipper says, okay, Gilligan, you
take this stuff in there and I'll wait

here.

When Gilligan asks why he has to go in
instead of the skipper, the skipper

repeats, all right, you go in there and
I'll wait here.

The first round of this joke should be,
you go in there and I'll wait here,

followed by the reverse order, all
right, then I'll wait here and you go in

there.

Marianne has picked plastic flowers for
Thick Mr.

Howell.

But when she goes through the door, she
has different flowers in her vase.

The skipper rushes in with oxygen from
the boat.

What boat?

The minnow fell to pieces two years ago.

Exterior, old hut. Interior, new hut.
The porthole is back again.

Remember Lovie saying she knew nothing
of sewing?

But here she is telling Thurston the
difference between knitting and petit

point, though she says it with her
French accent, petit point.

Thurston thinks the others are trying to
kill him for his money. He will live

like an animal on the other side of the
island, so he is packing a suitcase.

As he asks for the financial pages, he
closes the suitcase.

In the next scene, it is open again.

Oddly enough, he makes a motion with the
financial pages as if he is going to

pack them.

but then closes the case and leaves the
papers out.

It looks like he was simply talking too
fast to keep up with his motions.

Here is another diagram of the island.

Again, the right -going exit from the
lagoon to the sea is shown as left

Marianne suggests to the professor that
he might try writing crib notes in the

palm of his hand to help memorize the
butterfly facts he is studying.

The professor incredulously replies,
Mary Ann, please remember to whom you

speaking. I mean, after all, a professor
with six degrees using crib notes.

So the professor has six degrees.

Now remember that and we'll return to it
later.

Lord Beasley asks the professor to
identify the large red butterfly with

of brown.

Obviously not the pussycat swallowtail
he is looking for.

But earlier he identified this as the
real McCoy.

Yes, it's the exact same prop butterfly.

Okay, now we have an updated Gilligan
and Skipper's hut shot, at least a night

shot. But the next day shot is the old
Season 2 hut.

Would it really have been so hard or
expensive to take a day and night Segway

shot of all four huts?

Of course, the next scene is an interior
of the newer hut with porthole window.

Gilligan and Skipper catch it.

Top secret briefcase that the skipper
says may be valuable.

Gilligan says he's right. It says here,
genuine cowhide.

Now there is a problem with this scene
and the case as well.

The first shot of the case shows three
horizontal hinges.

The second shot shows two vertical
hinges.

Notice the genuine cowhide stamp on the
bottom.

As the professor tries to pick the lock,
the three hinges have returned.

But in this scene, and others as well,
the words genuine cowhide that Gilligan

read on the top of the case aren't
there. They only appear on the bottom.

So how did Gilligan read it the first
time, looking at the top of the case?

Gilligan is sheriff and he stomps out a
fire.

Notice the asbestos pad underneath the
recently burning logs.

A search plane flies over the island, an
island that looks nothing like

Gilligan's island.

There is no lagoon.

clearing mountains, caves, huts, or
anything.

Gilligan breaks out of jail and his
white cap falls behind him as he tries

stop it from falling with his right
hand.

In the next scene, he is still wearing
it.

Gilligan is sent to jail for fouling up
a rescue.

But wouldn't you think that after over
two years of fouling up rescues that

this point forward, once a rescue is
near at hand, they would lock up

until the rescue is in the bag?

The Take a Dare contestant, played by
Strother Martin, is on the island and is

pilfering the castaway stuff.

Here, the professor is complaining that
someone has taken his hammock.

But he doesn't have a hammock. He is
always shown sleeping on a bed.

The only time I can remember the
professor in a hammock was when he was

to figure out how to destroy the meteor
at the end of season two.

But you can see he is in Gilligan's
hammock.

Well, Strother Martin is reclining in
the hammock the professor never owned.

You can see that there's nothing unusual
about the top of his transmitter.

But once Skipper and Gilligan charge
into the scene, he reaches for a device

that has magically appeared on top of
the unit.

One can clearly see that it is a fuse
and fuse holder.

As the Skipper grabs the microphone,
which is not even connected to the unit,

you can see the phantom fuse holder has
disappeared.

Later, the professor says he can't fix
the transmitter because of a part

missing. He shows a receptacle from deep
inside the unit as proof.

Somehow the part has gone from a fuse
and holder to a chrome receptacle and an

unknown part.

Hunter Jonathan Kincaid tells the
Skippern professor that if they had any

about using his helicopter's radio, they
can forget it. He's got the tubes.

Now, one would think that the castaways
would have learned something by now.

namely, larceny works both ways.

Strother Martin took the fuse.

The castaways could have also removed a
part preventing Martin from also using

the transmitter.

Kincaid took the tubes from the radio.

The castaways could have pilfered some
other part of the helicopter so Kincaid

couldn't leave without them.

Eva Grubb gives the keys to her boat to
the skipper if they promise to leave her

on the island.

When she finds out, through blabbermouth
Gilligan, of course, that they intend

to send a boat back for her, she removes
the engine spark plugs.

But the castaways have the keys.

She should be able to leave without
them, but it is presumed they gave her

keys back, but I don't know why.

Gilligan had Lord Beasley's flare gun.
Why didn't they keep it until they

to fire off a flare?

Beasley's flares without the gun are as
useless as the gun without the flares.

The point here is that it would have
been hard, even for us fans of the show,

maintain that willing suspension of
disbelief, had the show gone for a

fifth season.

To test the professor's lie detector,
Mr. Howell asked the professor what his

degrees are.

The professor says he has a B .A. from
USC, a B .S. from UCLA, an M .A. from

SMU, and a Ph .D. from TCU.

That makes four degrees.

But remember what he said to Marianne?
He is a professor with six degrees.

Gilligan is playing with the lie
detector.

He gets a green light when he states he
likes ice cream and he likes hot dogs,

but he gets a red light in several honks
from the foghorn when he says, I like

spinach. But Gilligan does like spinach.
In the radioactive vegetable episode,

spinach is his favorite.

The rock bowling ball crashes through
the professor's table, but two pre

flats fail to break.

Poor Gilligan is coming, so the
professor tells the girls to act

nonchalant. So they start whistling.

Now correct me if I'm wrong, but are the
girls whistling the show's theme song?

The mate was a mighty sailing man, the
skipper brave and sure.

Listen again.

I give them credit for that one. That
was sharp.

Well, the girls are going to give their
brave Gilligan a kiss, but they receive

no shock when they touch him with their
hands, only when they kiss him.

Here's the old vanishing milk trick, but
unfortunately, the hose up Marianne's

sleeve is very conspicuous.

The Scorpio spacecraft is supposed to be
in orbit over the island, but there are

clouds towering over it.

Here's another rendition of the island
that is elongated and has a wide -open

lagoon.

As Gilligan, Skipper, and Professor try
to steady the spacecraft, which is

slipping into the lagoon, the skipper
drops his bamboo cup, which shatters on

the back of the shovel blade.

Lovey and Thurston are hiding aboard the
capsule, and Thurston has Teddy in

hand.

After the girls sneak on board, Mr. Howe
tells Lovey that it's dark and he's

afraid.

No Teddy.

Lovey opens up her bag, and poof, Teddy
is now inside.

I love this scene. Gilligan and Skipper
are lost.

The Skipper looks at the sky and says,
Judging by the sun, if we head east, we

will eventually hit the beach.

Skipper, you're on a small island. Any
direction you head in will eventually

take you to a beach.

Now we know why he's a sailor. He's not
so hot on land.

Once more, the old Skipper -Gilligan
hut, and then Interior Professor's hut.

You know there are times when Gilligan,
the all -un -American boy, depresses me.

You know, having to watch Gilligan in
one scene after another, in one episode

after another, Gilligan resisting
Marianne and Ginger's advances.

Sometimes it's hard to remember that
this show is supposed to be a comedy.

Here, hypnotized Gilligan thinks he's
Marianne.

Remember my earlier assertion that Bob
Denver was probably a heavy smoker?

Here's a nicotine -stained tongue to
prove it.

I don't know if you can see it very
well, but on my 37 -inch screen it

shows up.

The colonel is on the left and the
general is on the right.

The general asks the colonel if he
thinks he should approve the jetpack for

Force use.

A lieutenant walks in and brings a
message that one of their jetpacks

overboard at sea.

The colonel instructs the lieutenant to
authorize the fleet to search for it.

Since when do Air Force colonels have
the power to authorize Navy missions?

Here we go again, and all over again,
too.

Exterior Skipper and Gilligan's hut.

Interior Professor's hut.

Now, notice that there is no latch on
the door.

But when Gilligan fakes the skipper into
charging out the door and into the

rain, there is a latch to secure the
door with, as if that would really keep

anybody out.

However, in the final scenes of the same
episode, the latch is missing again.

The skipper and Gilligan are out to
fatten up the carrier pigeon for a quick

flight home.

Notice that in this episode, the latch
is back again.

Walter the pigeon has taken off for
civilization.

He's up there somewhere.

But you couldn't tell where from the
castaway's gesture.

Thurston, Lovey, and Gilligan are
looking and waving to the left.

The professor's looking straight ahead.

Ginger and Marianne are looking straight
up.

And Skipper's looking and waving to the
right.

In Walter's last takeoff from the
island, they're doing it again.

Skipper, Gilligan, Professor, and Lovey
are looking left.

Ginger and Marianne are looking up and
straight ahead.

Thurston is pointing ahead, but looking
to the right.

Now, I know this is sort of lame, but
the season is coming to a close, and

there, so I'll point it out.

This corridor has plain, unadorned beige
walls, but the open door reveals a gray

wall with baseboard and trim halfway up
the wall.

A plain and unadorned beige wall would
have been perfectly accurate and easier

to build.

Well, I hope you had fun watching these
clips.

And believe me, this isn't all. There's
other things I could have brought up.

Again, it wasn't easy trying to
determine what to put in and what to

For instance, if the mine goes off with
600 pounds of explosives, Poway, the

whole island with its subterranean
pockets of gas, would blow up.

But that didn't stop the professor from
trying to stop the volcano from erupting

by making a bomb from nitroglycerin
powerful enough to blow the entire

mountaintop off.

Other episodes give multiple longitude
and latitude coordinates for the

location. And from one episode to
another, the island is 250 miles

Hawaii, then 200 miles south of Hawaii,
then 500 miles east of Hawaii.

Well, maybe that's the secret to the
series' success.

Facts and continuity doesn't seem to
matter much when you're in love with the

characters.

This show was probably the most
perfectly cast show in TV history.

Well, thanks again for watching, and by
all means, check out my other YouTube

videos. Goodbye.