I have all 3 seasons on DVD. I'm going to go look at the creepy guy standing on the beach now. I love all of your insight and information on all of these old TV shows. Keep doing this fine work Rick. Much enjoyed!
I really encourage you to look up that creepy man in the episode. After spotting him, be sure and come back and let me know what you think. It is so much creppier seeing the live footage. You will see what I mean
I just checked on the DVD. Season one episode 9. They cut to that angle twice and yes he is just standing there plain as day! Right before the Skipper says if I go gilligan you go too! Right after that scene they show him again. 2 or 3 seconds each time and yes he is dressed just like the Skipper. Great find! That was fun!
Thanks for telling us what you thought after watching the moment yourself! This is what brings me so much joy to be able to bring these moments to everyone.
@@ricknineg HI. The biggest blooper that went throughout the whole run of the series is the radio. 1- Since when does an AM radio need an antenna? 2. in one episode the Professor rigged up the exercise bike to recharge the batteries. I dont think there were rechargeable batteries around at the time. Also they probably the batteries they had were standard batteries you cant recharge. Correct me on the battery part but I know AM radio does need an antenna, :D
@@ricknineg Its me again. At one time I was able to send private messages when I went to the "ABOUT" in a persons profile. That is not there anymore. How do I send someone a private message if I have to.
@@hydrolito I won't count those as valid examples due to them not living up to the original. It is the quality and chemistry between the cast that is important, not the base concept. Those were Wanna-bees.
It’s sad to think about the main actors. Only Dawn Wells ( Mary anne) and Tina Louise ( Ginger ) are the only ones living. This was a great show. Thanks for the upload Rick. Always takes me back to a more simpler time in life with good memories.
I must say I have watched Gillian's island since the mid 60s and I love this show. I can watch this show everyday and never get tired of it. With the Howells fur coats tuxedos and all that. But I have never noticed these bloopers at all. Hahahahahaha
HAHA The Creepy Guy FTW! That was awesome. Never noticed that before. Ditto with the growing divining rod. I just remember as a kid learning what a divining rod was and didn't pay that close attention to the size of it. I really enjoy these videos!
It's been about 30 years ago when I visited Hollywood and took one of those tours. I remeber driving in the bus on the highway and the tour guide mentioned that over the side of the highway down below where we were driving was the actual "lagoon" from the Gilligan's Island show. Do you think that was true? It did resembled it from up above. And the highway was up high enough where it would not have been visible when filming.
Wow! I never noticed that guy on the shoreline before. I'll have to look out for that, the next time I see a rerun of the episode. I love these Gilligan's Island bloopers!
Before I start noticing bloopers I have to rewatch a show many times. That may be just me but I don't think I could have watched Gilligans Island enough times to find the bloopers (outside the obvious). I always get hung up on the details you're supposed to ignore (how do they have so many clothes/possessions; how do they get any reception on a short wave radio, etc).
The building in the end credit is Studio 2. It was the sound stage for all the cabin shots. The lagoon was the only part outdoors. It's a backlot and they were limited to shoot times as there were homes and a highway literally next door. They also had to contend with aircraft flying overhead, basically noises not conducive to a deserted island.
Gilligan's Island was cool!! I watched reruns of it endlessly when l was growing up. Never ever got tired of it. And never failed to get a laugh out of every episode!!
There is one big blooper that wasn't mentioned here but if you look at the SS Minnow leaving port you'll see that there are 8 people on board with the extra person inside steering the boat. Check it out in the black and white opening.
A blooper I noticed as a kid was the episode where they were running a out of citrus fruit. Gilligan dreamed of Jack and the Beanstalk. Skipper was the giant in Gilligan's dream. As the giant chased Gilligan around the wooden crates of oranges he ran between the Giants legs. You could clearly tell it was a little kid dressed as Gilligan.
The person who was sitting in the chair who gets hit in the head by Mr.Howell was Alan Hal who just happened to be walking past at the time the scene was being shot. Several sat for the scene effect double invluding most of the cast members and myself ( 14 years old and too short for the camera to pick up the top of my head). There was a strike at the time and no one wanted to be shot in the scene until the strike was over. Alan broke the rules and sat for the scene.
Thanks for these videos. Great job. If you watch the 1960s and 1970s sitcoms and pay good attention you will see a lot of goofy bloopers. It's all fun and good.
Yes, funny stuff. Wish they kept filming the last 2 seasons of contract, even though the time slot was yanked. I'm sure it would have made it back to TV if they had.
All of Gilligan's Island was one big blooper and I think that this was what made this show so funny. It was so unrealistic. It was fun. You just wanted to hang out with that group of people. I love Russell Johnson's book about Gilligan's Island. He talks about the famous people who came by the set.
Samuel Allen I just watched the clip on line and Alan Hale is definitely on the raft in that sequence. All the regulars were, and no standins for any part of it.
I always thought it was interesting that so many people found their way to the island and back off of it but no one ever sent help and these way-too-nice castaways never stole their transportation for themselves.
I see a lot more bloopers on old shows thanks to having a much bigger television than I did back in the day. I think when they made these shows they sort of figured that because the screens were the size they were nobody would ever see most bloopers like the visible strings used to levitate objects that were supposed to be invisible.
Rick Nineg, I can't believe that you or nobody else has ever caught the holy grail of all Gilligan's island bloopers. I am not sure which episode it's in, but I Remember it's a color one. Gilligan is in the island bath tub and Skipper walks up and looks in the tub and starts talking to him. For 1/8 of a second the water clears and you get a shot of Gilligan's little Gilligan. Now I assume he would be wearing swimming trunks, but it sure looks like it. Maybe it's his thumb? Check it out.If this is true you'll have over a billion subscribers.
I think the growing divining rod was my favourite. I totally forgot about this when I watched it as a kid. I was also one of those kids who thought the island was a real place. I wanted to go there and have a sleepover with my friends in the huts :o) Great video once again, thanks Rick, and keep them coming.
Seeing the "The Big Gold Strike" HD on a flat screen and noticing the man on the beach in the background. When these episodes were being filmed, the TV's back then didn't have that extra outer edge. I noticed the same type of errors on "The Twilight Zone" episodes. Season 4 Episode 16, "On Thursday We Leave for Home" you can see the microphones in the bottom of the screen. Kind of cool to see the bloopers.
Yes, the guy standing on the island in the gold episode is a blooper. In the context of the show, the man might have been the artist Duboff who was living on the island for a while along with Jungle Boy and Wrongway Feldman.
A good one I think you missed is the Christmas episode where they remember getting shipwrecked, and a fish eating the transmitter. There’s a shot where they wake up on the boat, and it’s the highschool teacher and the secretaries from footage recycled from the pilot, instead of the Professor, Ginger and Mary Ann.
Awesome video. Again. I love doing this with old movies. It is nothing against how they were made. It is just how it was done in the old days. Mad Max , Jaws & Duel ( some of my favourite movies) some movies where u can spot bloopers & continuity mistakes. And still noticing more in 2021. Hopefully to see more vids from you. Well done , again.
I noticed back in the early 70's as a child a scene with the Japanese sailor when he had them in a cage as prisoners. There's a brief scene with a wide angle of the cage where the camera had panned too far out showing that the cage was built with only two sides. The other two sides weren't supposed to be seen.
My all time favorite show. I enjoyed the bloopers. The man on the island one is really interesting as to me, the guy appeared to be dressed like the Skipper. So it made me wonder if he was a stunt double. Also it appeared he was walking away, as if he knew he wasn't needed at the moment, etc. Thanks for sharing!
the guy at the lagoon was there to help the actors in the raft scene. He was dressed as the skipper so that should he be needed in the water, he would go unnoticed and also allowed them to use the footage.
Another fantastic, interesting & informative video Rick, thank you! As a young kid I actually watched the original 1st runs of Gilligan Island & never noticed these bloopers. I was just so happy to watch the program each week! Now it's so interesting as an adult to see how bloopers happened here & there as you have pointed out. Regardless, Gilligan & the gang will always live on & be fun whenever watched!
Always fun to watch your videos. I really need to pay better attention when watching the old tv shows. Ha!!! Even though I have seen them probably a hundred times I’ve missed all the bloopers.
Rick - one blooper missed is at the end credits. If you look at the water, there is a wake coming from the position closest to the shot. Whether it is a boat with camera crew or a platform, it is clear the water around the lagoon is calm except from the angle of the camera. Good callout on the building, I never noticed. The creepy guy was supposed to be there, he is from Oceanic Flight 815 (haha)
I still think one of the strangest things that roughly might be considered a blooper is the fact that in one or two episodes, they used an electric record player even though there was no way to power it. I think once was during the beauty contest episode. Usually they used a wind up record player made from parts of the SS Minnow, certainly a more plausible (if still unlikely) premise.
The biggest blooper in the show is how much stuff they had with them after being shipwreck considering the size of the boat and the fact that it was only a three hour tour! Why would anyone pack so much clothing, money, etc for just a three hour trip?🤪
I was only a teenager when this show aired, but, it brought a little levity to us since Vietnam was consuming a lot of our history then as were many events during this turbulent time. Doc Mike USN
The karate fight stunt doubles reminds me of the original Star Trek fights. Stand ins that look nothing like the actors, but filmed quickly and with some editing. As for the strange man: there were so many people visiting the island, it could just be another "castaway" landing on the island and managing to escape without our gang. :)
Sometimes I think they show buildings on season 1 also. They always show a background of the island. But to me I look on the left and see what looks like a building, a peaked roof or something, maybe a golf course?
During the blooper at 4:00, I found it interesting that the raft did not sink in the middle where the gold was it sank because the outer edges of the raft deflated. If the gold was the reason then the raft should have gone down but yet the boxes with gold stayed on the raft without sinking. You might have mentioned this before and I did not catch it. What is your thought on this?
Just remembered a blooper on Gilligan’s Island. The episode where the Mosquitoes landed on the island you see them all on the beach with bags and instruments then you see a small two seater helicopter departing. Must have been pretty cramped on board. Ha!!
Vitto Scotti had another, creepy role in a different episode. I think he was also the mayor of Volta Fiore, the Italian town where McHale's Navy was based after leaving Taratupa in the Pacific.
Yes I agree my fav too is the mysterious extra person on the set! But even as I watched this show as a young child i did notice more than once bloopers that showed some of the studio buildings. You actually showed one in one of these I did remember. :D
I remember seeing that guy standing there, always got a chuckle out of that. There's a similar blooper in the original "A Christmas Carol" movie when Scrooge wakes up on Xmas morning and runs to the mirror, you can clearly see a stagehand or producer standing in the background wearing old fashioned headphones. They blanked it out on the cleaned up digital version but it used to crack me up as a kid!
Wow....how do you catch these bloopers? I have watched these Episodes tens of times and I Love Lucy episodes perhaps 100's of times each and I NEVER saw ANY of these bloopers. Amazing!!!!!
As a kid watching this show in reruns in the 1970's on a low resolution 12" black & white tv with sketchy rabbit-ear antenna reception, there were no bloopers.
I wonder if the man standing on the shore is a lifeguard getting ready to jump in in the event one of the cast can't get out of the water safely. Also, he looks to be dressed like the Skipper.
You may have already mentioned this blooper but I noticed one today. Season 1 episode 23 how to be a hero. When the Howells first visit the professor Mary Ann and ginger tied up the professor is in the foreground. But a few minutes later when Gilligan walks onto the scene the professor is tied up in the back ground on the other side of the girls
The creepy guy on the beach? Do you suppose he was sort of a lifeguard? But then again, in B&W he looks like an Alan Hale stand-in . Several episodes involved castaways "running into" doubles. Gilligan, Ginger, and I had forgotten about the episode where Mr Howell is impersonated...did I miss anybody? For an island out of the normal shipping lanes, that island had more visitors than Grand Central Station. BTW, METV runs 3 hour marathons of Gilligan's Island every sunday, I am guessing until Memorial Day.
Great work Rick! I remember the hat with a string when I was a kid. It was so obvious I wondered if they did it on purpose! The man at the side looks like the Skipper. Are you sure he was in the raft? Maybe he was afraid of water.
💯 in the Raft. Check out the episode so you can see. The main phot thumbnail is showing them all on the Raft before they get into the lagoon just a few seconds before
The most Stark one I noticed was one in Little Island Big Gun I think,, Skipper, Gilligan and the Professor were tied up on cots and when they managed to stand up the Skipper's ropes dropped off so he had to hold on to the cot as he walked to hut door while all his ropes were dangling. Had he just let go of the cot he would have been free.
My favorite is the guy standing on the Island watching them. I never caught that before but it is creepy! Have you ever thought about doing the Beverly Hillbillies?
Can remember these very episodes during their prime tv 📺 runs….BLK-WH right in to color and then gone, thank goodness there were more Wild Wild West and Gunsmoke episodes to come, being made right on top of Gillians Island 🏝️ as a kid grew up at the right time, with all these series to enjoy, thank you for sharing Billy
The creepy guy on the beach could have been Dubov the painter, whom they found was already living on the island. He saw them leaving and said "Good! Phooey!!"
My favorite slipper is when Gilligan in season 1 the episode with Kurt Russell as jungle boy. When Gilligan is floating around the hot air balloon and all the files and cables showing
thanks for the bloopers. i really enjoyed the series. Can't imagine why it went off the air -- probably due to cut throat TV competition. Am I dreaming, or was there a cartoon sequel to this series?
There was a script written where the castaways find the wreck of an old USO ship and are able to get a lot of the things form it before it sinks or drifts away. but the producers thought that it wasn't needed to explain anything, that no one would care where they got all the clothes and other things that they have on the island.
In the earlier episodes of the opening credits these would be the B&W episodes if you look up in the upper left of the airial shot of the island of which I believe they shot the pilot in Hawaii you can clearly see buildings breaking the outline of the jungle up on the ridge.
The guy standing on the beach is dressed like the skipper, the skipper was on the raft with the rest of the castaways so I'm thinking the guy on the beach must have been Alan Hale's double or stand in
I have all 3 seasons on DVD. I'm going to go look at the creepy guy standing on the beach now. I love all of your insight and information on all of these old TV shows. Keep doing this fine work Rick. Much enjoyed!
I really encourage you to look up that creepy man in the episode. After spotting him, be sure and come back and let me know what you think. It is so much creppier seeing the live footage. You will see what I mean
I just checked on the DVD. Season one episode 9. They cut to that angle twice and yes he is just standing there plain as day! Right before the Skipper says if I go gilligan you go too! Right after that scene they show him again. 2 or 3 seconds each time and yes he is dressed just like the Skipper. Great find! That was fun!
Thanks for telling us what you thought after watching the moment yourself! This is what brings me so much joy to be able to bring these moments to everyone.
@@ricknineg HI. The biggest blooper that went throughout the whole run of the series is the radio. 1- Since when does an AM radio need an antenna? 2. in one episode the Professor rigged up the exercise bike to recharge the batteries. I dont think there were rechargeable batteries around at the time. Also they probably the batteries they had were standard batteries you cant recharge. Correct me on the battery part but I know AM radio does need an antenna, :D
@@ricknineg Its me again. At one time I was able to send private messages when I went to the "ABOUT" in a persons profile. That is not there anymore. How do I send someone a private message if I have to.
The most mysterious thing about Gilligan's Island is why anyone would want to leave a deserted island with Ginger and Mary Anne on it.
To get back to the _real hottie_ Jeannie.
Gilligan didn’t want to be rescued… that’s why he screwed up time and again when rescue was certain. NOBODY is THAT stupid…
The entire show is a blooper.... You just watch and laugh!! Very good show on it’s time
There will never be another Gilligan's Island. The show was a true comedy masterpiece.
Gilligan on wagon train was called Dusty's trail.
They also had two Gilligan in outer space shows one called Far out Space nuts and other called Gilligan's Planet.
@@hydrolito I won't count those as valid examples due to them not living up to the original. It is the quality and chemistry between the cast that is important, not the base concept. Those were Wanna-bees.
Let’s be honest. The entire show is just one big, glorious blooper, and we love it for that.
Perhaps the man standing on the island is a stand-in for the skipper since he's dressed the same..? Anyway, very enjoyable video Rick -- thanks
The mystery man standing on the lagoons edge looks to be dressed for a Skipper stand-in
Was thinking the same thing !
Yes, the Skipper had a stand in. It looks as though maybe he was needed on this episode and got caught on film.
That’s what I said
Or...or that’s the Skipper and the stand-in is on the raft?
522 to 1 no doubt.
It’s sad to think about the main actors. Only Dawn Wells ( Mary anne) and
Tina Louise ( Ginger ) are the only ones living.
This was a great show. Thanks for the upload Rick. Always takes me back to a more simpler time in life with good memories.
That’s because she’s 85 years old.
I always thought Mary Anne was hot
You and 99.9% of the rest of the guys watching.@@runnininthe80s84
The two hate each other. Dawn wells made headlines 11 years ago after she got arrested for possession of Marijuana and was smiling in her mugshot
Now only Tina... Dawn passed on 30 Dec 2020
I must say I have watched Gillian's island since the mid 60s and I love this show. I can watch this show everyday and never get tired of it. With the Howells fur coats tuxedos and all that. But I have never noticed these bloopers at all. Hahahahahaha
HAHA The Creepy Guy FTW! That was awesome. Never noticed that before. Ditto with the growing divining rod. I just remember as a kid learning what a divining rod was and didn't pay that close attention to the size of it. I really enjoy these videos!
It's been about 30 years ago when I visited Hollywood and took one of those tours. I remeber driving in the bus on the highway and the tour guide mentioned that over the side of the highway down below where we were driving was the actual "lagoon" from the Gilligan's Island show. Do you think that was true? It did resembled it from up above. And the highway was up high enough where it would not have been visible when filming.
Wow! I never noticed that guy on the shoreline before. I'll have to look out for that, the next time I see a rerun of the episode. I love these Gilligan's Island bloopers!
Before I start noticing bloopers I have to rewatch a show many times. That may be just me but I don't think I could have watched Gilligans Island enough times to find the bloopers (outside the obvious). I always get hung up on the details you're supposed to ignore (how do they have so many clothes/possessions; how do they get any reception on a short wave radio, etc).
For a three hour tour, Mr. Howell brought his most beloved. Not money or his wife, his teddy bear.
The Howells didn't travel light that day.
He actually brought all three.
The side profile of the mask (3:20) looks just like a young Steve Martin!! LOL
LOL - I thought it looked like Richard Nixon
I was thinking the same thing too.
They sure don't make shows like this anymore, and I don't think they ever will. By the way, I love your videos.
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This show is old, but when i was a child watching i truly used to feel as if they were stranded on an island somewhere.
I was convinced everything in Thunderbirds was real. My dad also told me that I was a robot he made out of spare parts and I believed him.
@@newdefsys I bet you that your father is a fun person. If he did that to you then he is humorous.😂🤣
This show like most at the time were low budget TV show. Still one of my favorite.
The building in the end credit is Studio 2. It was the sound stage for all the cabin shots. The lagoon was the only part outdoors. It's a backlot and they were limited to shoot times as there were homes and a highway literally next door. They also had to contend with aircraft flying overhead, basically noises not conducive to a deserted island.
Gilligan's Island was cool!! I watched reruns of it endlessly when l was growing up. Never ever got tired of it. And never failed to get a laugh out of every episode!!
Super fascinating Rick. Thank you. It must have been very time consuming to put this video together. I, for one, appreciate it. 😄
There is one big blooper that wasn't mentioned here but if you look at the SS Minnow leaving port you'll see that there are 8 people on board with the extra person inside steering the boat. Check it out in the black and white opening.
Whitey2 Bacons3 Thats already been mentioned before.
He mentions that in his last bloopers vid. Good catch, though.
A blooper I noticed as a kid was the episode where they were running a out of citrus fruit. Gilligan dreamed of Jack and the Beanstalk. Skipper was the giant in Gilligan's dream. As the giant chased Gilligan around the wooden crates of oranges he ran between the Giants legs. You could clearly tell it was a little kid dressed as Gilligan.
I remember reading somewhere that the child was Bob Denver's son
The person who was sitting in the chair who gets hit in the head by Mr.Howell was Alan Hal who just happened to be walking past at the time the scene was being shot. Several sat for the scene effect double invluding most of the cast members and myself ( 14 years old and too short for the camera to pick up the top of my head). There was a strike at the time and no one wanted to be shot in the scene until the strike was over. Alan broke the rules and sat for the scene.
The Standing Man looked like he was wearing Skipper's outfit. Could be a stunt double.
Or maybe he WAS the skipper, and the stunt double was in the water.
If you over think gilligans island your missing the point
Discussing continuity errors is part of the fun after you've seen a show 5,000 times.
@@ThekiBoran no shit....its all for the love of the show..plus our youth when we all watched it.
Thanks for these videos. Great job. If you watch the 1960s and 1970s sitcoms and pay good attention you will see a lot of goofy bloopers. It's all fun and good.
That is what made this show so great. It was stupid. It made you laugh and forget about life for 30 minutes.
I'd like to see Gilligan's island like we see friends today. Different ratio and more bloopers abound.
The lagoon was on the west side of the CBS lot along Radford street in Studio City. It is now a parking structure! Thanks Rick great "new" bloopers!
I love when Ginger says ‘I’m secret agent 36-24-36.’ The Japanese soldier says, ‘36-24-36, that’s no secret’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Yes, funny stuff. Wish they kept filming the last 2 seasons of contract, even though the time slot was yanked. I'm sure it would have made it back to TV if they had.
8:36 ... *Thank you! Finally,* somebody mentions the shoulder of someone in that episode. Lol. Love it! ♡
All of Gilligan's Island was one big blooper and I think that this was what made this show so funny. It was so unrealistic. It was fun. You just wanted to hang out with that group of people. I love Russell Johnson's book about Gilligan's Island. He talks about the famous people who came by the set.
I loved this show, when I was around 14 I was frying french fries in the kitchen and had to watch until a commercial....the kitchen went on fire!
The person standing on the island might have been Alan Hale. He might have been standing there while his stunt double did the scene.
Great call, I bet you're right.
That sounds like a plausible theory. Did Alan know how to swim?
I believe the lagoon was actually the CBS parking lot in the non filming season - so it wasn’t deep at all.
Alan Hale, Jr.
Samuel Allen
I just watched the clip on line and Alan Hale is definitely on the raft in that sequence. All the regulars were, and no standins for any part of it.
Dawn Wells is no blooper, she was the only reason I watched reruns of the show when I was growing up in the 1970s. :-)
Michael [MagnumMike44] S. I loved her short shorts
So this is where we start fighting over Maryanne or Ginger right?
She had the Daisy Dukes before Dukes of Hazzard..... such a hottie!!! and still very attractive as she got older....
2:15 Mrs Howell's blue cone hat with the big flower was so Mrs Howell. Its just one of those things you weirdly never forget
Cute video! I always thought it was interesting the professor could make a radio out of a coconut but he couldn't patch the boat!
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I always thought it was interesting that so many people found their way to the island and back off of it but no one ever sent help and these way-too-nice castaways never stole their transportation for themselves.
I see a lot more bloopers on old shows thanks to having a much bigger television than I did back in the day. I think when they made these shows they sort of figured that because the screens were the size they were nobody would ever see most bloopers like the visible strings used to levitate objects that were supposed to be invisible.
Rick Nineg, I can't believe that you or nobody else has ever caught the holy grail of all Gilligan's island bloopers. I am not sure which episode it's in, but I Remember it's a color one. Gilligan is in the island bath tub and Skipper walks up and looks in the tub and starts talking to him. For 1/8 of a second the water clears and you get a shot of Gilligan's little Gilligan. Now I assume he would be wearing swimming trunks, but it sure looks like it. Maybe it's his thumb? Check it out.If this is true you'll have over a billion subscribers.
Bloopers on this show fit in with the normal dynamic of the show.
Love the bloopers Rick, keep them coming.
I think the growing divining rod was my favourite. I totally forgot about this when I watched it as a kid. I was also one of those kids who thought the island was a real place. I wanted to go there and have a sleepover with my friends in the huts :o) Great video once again, thanks Rick, and keep them coming.
Seeing the "The Big Gold Strike" HD on a flat screen and noticing the man on the beach in the background. When these episodes were being filmed, the TV's back then didn't have that extra outer edge. I noticed the same type of errors on "The Twilight Zone" episodes. Season 4 Episode 16, "On Thursday We Leave for Home" you can see the microphones in the bottom of the screen. Kind of cool to see the bloopers.
Kind of amazing, Mr. Howell, Ginger, and Gillian all had exact doubles arrive on the island. What are the chances of even one coming to the island?🤣
Yes, the guy standing on the island in the gold episode is a blooper. In the context of the show, the man might have been the artist Duboff who was living on the island for a while along with Jungle Boy and Wrongway Feldman.
I like this video a lot better than the 1st one.. not sure why, but just do, it's fantastic!!
A good one I think you missed is the Christmas episode where they remember getting shipwrecked, and a fish eating the transmitter. There’s a shot where they wake up on the boat, and it’s the highschool teacher and the secretaries from footage recycled from the pilot, instead of the Professor, Ginger and Mary Ann.
I love that you pointed out the creepy guy! You are very observant!👀
Awesome video. Again. I love doing this with old movies. It is nothing against how they were made. It is just how it was done in the old days. Mad Max , Jaws & Duel ( some of my favourite movies) some movies where u can spot bloopers & continuity mistakes. And still noticing more in 2021. Hopefully to see more vids from you. Well done , again.
I noticed back in the early 70's as a child a scene with the Japanese sailor when he had them in a cage as prisoners. There's a brief scene with a wide angle of the cage where the camera had panned too far out showing that the cage was built with only two sides. The other two sides weren't supposed to be seen.
My all time favorite show. I enjoyed the bloopers. The man on the island one is really interesting as to me, the guy appeared to be dressed like the Skipper. So it made me wonder if he was a stunt double. Also it appeared he was walking away, as if he knew he wasn't needed at the moment, etc. Thanks for sharing!
That was my thought. He had the dress and stature of the captain so my guess was he was an extra.
the guy at the lagoon was there to help the actors in the raft scene. He was dressed as the skipper so that should he be needed in the water, he would go unnoticed and also allowed them to use the footage.
Another fantastic, interesting & informative video Rick, thank you! As a young kid I actually watched the original 1st runs of Gilligan Island & never noticed these bloopers. I was just so happy to watch the program each week! Now it's so interesting as an adult to see how bloopers happened here & there as you have pointed out. Regardless, Gilligan & the gang will always live on & be fun whenever watched!
thirstin howl with the pot leaf shirt is incredible one-of-a-kind I never noticed it when I was a child and watch the show at the time...
Always fun to watch your videos. I really need to pay better attention when watching the old tv shows. Ha!!! Even though I have seen them probably a hundred times I’ve missed all the bloopers.
The bloopers just make it funnier
Rick nineg blooper videos are my happy new simple pleasures. Love these dearly! Gray haired double looks like the Skipper!
Rick - one blooper missed is at the end credits. If you look at the water, there is a wake coming from the position closest to the shot. Whether it is a boat with camera crew or a platform, it is clear the water around the lagoon is calm except from the angle of the camera.
Good callout on the building, I never noticed.
The creepy guy was supposed to be there, he is from Oceanic Flight 815 (haha)
I still think one of the strangest things that roughly might be considered a blooper is the fact that in one or two episodes, they used an electric record player even though there was no way to power it. I think once was during the beauty contest episode. Usually they used a wind up record player made from parts of the SS Minnow, certainly a more plausible (if still unlikely) premise.
Id bet that the lagoon man was a lifeguard/swimmer. All those stars in water...the studio insurance agent must of been going nuts!
The biggest blooper in the show is how much stuff they had with them after being shipwreck considering the size of the boat and the fact that it was only a three hour tour! Why would anyone pack so much clothing, money, etc for just a three hour trip?🤪
I was only a teenager when this show aired, but, it brought a little levity to us since Vietnam was consuming a lot of our history then as were many events during this turbulent time. Doc Mike USN
The karate fight stunt doubles reminds me of the original Star Trek fights. Stand ins that look nothing like the actors, but filmed quickly and with some editing. As for the strange man: there were so many people visiting the island, it could just be another "castaway" landing on the island and managing to escape without our gang. :)
Sometimes I think they show buildings on season 1 also. They always show a background of the island. But to me I look on the left and see what looks like
a building, a peaked roof or something, maybe a golf course?
Finding a blooper on GI is like finding sand on the beach.
During the blooper at 4:00, I found it interesting that the raft did not sink in the middle where the gold was it sank because the outer edges of the raft deflated. If the gold was the reason then the raft should have gone down but yet the boxes with gold stayed on the raft without sinking. You might have mentioned this before and I did not catch it. What is your thought on this?
Just remembered a blooper on Gilligan’s Island. The episode where the Mosquitoes landed on the island you see them all on the beach with bags and instruments then you see a small two seater helicopter departing. Must have been pretty cramped on board. Ha!!
Vitto Scotti had another, creepy role in a different episode. I think he was also the mayor of Volta Fiore, the Italian town where McHale's Navy was based after leaving Taratupa in the Pacific.
The man standing on the island is the best and creepiest blooper!
In fairness, that guy could be Dubov...
Thanks for the memories Nick. God bless you.
Yes I agree my fav too is the mysterious extra person on the set! But even as I watched this show as a young child i did notice more than once bloopers that showed some of the studio buildings. You actually showed one in one of these I did remember. :D
I remember seeing that guy standing there, always got a chuckle out of that. There's a similar blooper in the original "A Christmas Carol" movie when Scrooge wakes up on Xmas morning and runs to the mirror, you can clearly see a stagehand or producer standing in the background wearing old fashioned headphones. They blanked it out on the cleaned up digital version but it used to crack me up as a kid!
Wow....how do you catch these bloopers? I have watched these Episodes tens of times and I Love Lucy episodes perhaps 100's of times each and I NEVER saw ANY of these bloopers. Amazing!!!!!
As a kid watching this show in reruns in the 1970's on a low resolution 12" black & white tv with sketchy rabbit-ear antenna reception, there were no bloopers.
I watched an old timer water witch a well. His name was Max Mawson and he lived in Gilmour Ontario. It was incredible to see and the year was 1972
HEY! I remember the 8 on the boat when the tour started. He must have hid all the time and stayed behind!🏴☠
98 half hour segments of happiness!!
I wonder if the man standing on the shore is a lifeguard getting ready to jump in in the event one of the cast can't get out of the water safely. Also, he looks to be dressed like the Skipper.
The guy standing on the island is definitely easy and the best one to see love these videos
You may have already mentioned this blooper but I noticed one today. Season 1 episode 23 how to be a hero. When the Howells first visit the professor Mary Ann and ginger tied up the professor is in the foreground. But a few minutes later when Gilligan walks onto the scene the professor is tied up in the back ground on the other side of the girls
The creepy guy on the beach? Do you suppose he was sort of a lifeguard? But then again, in B&W he looks like an Alan Hale stand-in .
Several episodes involved castaways "running into" doubles. Gilligan, Ginger, and I had forgotten about the episode where Mr Howell is impersonated...did I miss anybody? For an island out of the normal shipping lanes, that island had more visitors than Grand Central Station. BTW, METV runs 3 hour marathons of Gilligan's Island every sunday, I am guessing until Memorial Day.
Thank you so much for the info !! Dividing rod is a working fact in the right hands , not everyone has the gift but I do , 100% !!
If i got stuck on an island with Maryanne, I don't think I would be fixing the boat to fast either.
Great work Rick! I remember the hat with a string when I was a kid. It was so obvious I wondered if they did it on purpose! The man at the side looks like the Skipper. Are you sure he was in the raft? Maybe he was afraid of water.
💯 in the Raft. Check out the episode so you can see. The main phot thumbnail is showing them all on the Raft before they get into the lagoon just a few seconds before
@@ricknineg Yes, I think your'e right. I'm just looking over and over on my laptop screen. Guy on the side must be a stagehand.
Wow that's very interesting I did not even see all those bloopers until you pointed them out. But I did see the string on Gilligan's hat on the show.
The most Stark one I noticed was one in Little Island Big Gun I think,, Skipper, Gilligan and the Professor were tied up on cots and when they managed to stand up the Skipper's ropes dropped off so he had to hold on to the cot as he walked to hut door while all his ropes were dangling. Had he just let go of the cot he would have been free.
My favorite is the guy standing on the Island watching them. I never caught that before but it is creepy! Have you ever thought about doing the Beverly Hillbillies?
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It’s just creepy having a boss watch you work , every move , and always ready to criticize . I quit !
That man standing there on the island while the cast is all in the raft ... is the lifeguard. 🙂
They are all good but my favorite was the last one. Thanks for the share.
Can remember these very episodes during their prime tv 📺 runs….BLK-WH right in to color and then gone, thank goodness there were more Wild Wild West and Gunsmoke episodes to come, being made right on top of Gillians Island 🏝️ as a kid grew up at the right time, with all these series to enjoy, thank you for sharing Billy
The creepy guy on the beach could have been Dubov the painter, whom they found was already living on the island. He saw them leaving and said "Good! Phooey!!"
My favorite slipper is when Gilligan in season 1 the episode with Kurt Russell as jungle boy. When Gilligan is floating around the hot air balloon and all the files and cables showing
thanks for the bloopers. i really enjoyed the series. Can't imagine why it went off the air -- probably due to cut throat TV competition. Am I dreaming, or was there a cartoon sequel to this series?
These are more of continuity errors than bloopers, which are usually errors in dialogue. But great video, thanks!!!
I don't know . but I think the huge volume of clothes and construction material. Came from that building in the background.
There was a script written where the castaways find the wreck of an old USO ship and are able to get a lot of the things form it before it sinks or drifts away. but the producers thought that it wasn't needed to explain anything, that no one would care where they got all the clothes and other things that they have on the island.
Thanks for your videos Rick. I love Gilligans Island and will make sure to watch them for the bloopers, especially the creepy man on the side.
Dividing rods really work. Thanks Rick.
In the earlier episodes of the opening credits these would be the B&W episodes if you look up in the upper left of the airial shot of the island of which I believe they shot the pilot in Hawaii you can clearly see buildings breaking the outline of the jungle up on the ridge.
The guy standing on the beach is dressed like the skipper, the skipper was on the raft with the rest of the castaways so I'm thinking the guy on the beach must have been Alan Hale's double or stand in
The karate scene with the two stunt doubles. And the man standing on island . Weird