Gilligan's Island: The Complete Series

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 neither hurricanes nor Gilligan.

The supply hut is burglarized and the flare gun is stolen. Could Gilligan be the culprit?

Skipper dreams about how he transformed a radio into a transmitter while in the Navy. When he can't remember details, the castaways try recreating conditions that will stir the Skipper's memory.

The survivors are not alone! They discover an old aviator (Hans Conried) and his crashed plane on the island. All that remains is to fix the plane and send the flyboy off to carry word of their plight.

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. Gilligan defends his web-footed friend.

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.

A handsome surfer rides a tsunami all the way from Hawaii to Gilligan's Island

An island gorilla is uncontrollably drawn to Mrs. Howell's perfume--and anyone wearing it.

The castaways try to convince Gilligan that he is a hero.

Wrongway Feldman returns to the island to try to escape civilization.

Mrs. Howell engineers a romance between Gilligan and Mary Ann.

Mrs. Howell forms a symphony orchestra out of the castaways--but island natives mistake the music for war signals.

The castaways are terrified, believing that unseen mobsters on the island want to kill them.

After losing everything else, the skipper wagers Gilligan in a bet with Mr. Howell.

Gilligan finds a magic stone, which will grant three wishes before sundown.

When the Skipper suffers from amnesia, the professor resorts to hypnotism to find a cure.

Each castaway writes his or her own version of their escape from a Japanese sailor.

Gilligan puts the Skipper on a diet.

Gilligan finds a crate full of magician's props, but his attempts to use them backfire.

A famous painter renounces civilization and arrives on the island--with a short wave radio.

When Gilligan saves Mrs. Howell's life, Mr. Howell names Gilligan his heir.

An injury from a falling coconut gives Gilligan a huge nose.

Gilligan has a chance to escape the island--but he must marry to do so.

Gilligan is made the judge of the island's beauty pageant.

The island is taken over by an exiled Latin American dictator.

A Mars-bound camera lands on the island, and the scientists tracking it think the castaways are Martians.

Gilligan finds a million-dollar winning ticket for a South American sweepstakes.

The Professor realizes the island is sinking, and the castaways start building an ark.

The castaways find silent-movie equipment and make a film about their shipwreck, hoping it will be found and they'll be rescued.

Gilligan and the Skipper learn from the radio that the Howells are broke.

Two Russian cosmonauts and their capsule land on the island by mistake.

Gilligan becomes a radio receiver when the Skipper accidentally hits him in the mouth.

The Skipper thinks something's going to happen to him, so he readies Gilligan to take his place.

Gilligan's favorite rock band, The Mosquitoes, retreat to the island for a rest.

Everyone thinks Gilligan is dying after he's bitten by a deadly bug

While fishing, Gilligan accidentally hooks and activates a WWII mine.

Zsa Zsa Gabor guest stars as a wealthy socialite who arrives on the island by yacht to find a husband and build a resort.

The castaways may have a murderer among them--according to a recent newspaper.

When a telephone cable washes up during a storm, the castaways try to tap into it and call for help.

When the single men of the island discover that Mary Ann's boyfriend has married someone else, they each pretend to woo her.

After Gilligan eats the seeds of an island bush, he discovers he can read people's minds.

The Skipper does not receive an invitation to the Howells' party.

A robot lands on the island, and after unsuccessfully trying to use it to escape, the castaways have it to do housework.

The castaways are attacked on the island and must defend themselves.

Ginger tries to prevent the others from becoming crazy by predicting, in a seance, that a ship is coming.

Gilligan confronts an escaped lion.

The Professor tries to find a way to keep a volcano from erupting and destroying the island.

Mr. Howell is furious when he learns that an imposter is spending his money.

The castaways are haunted by a ghost. Richard Kiel guest star.

Everyone suddenly develops an allergy to Gilligan.

The castaways are taken to a nearby island by a mad scientist.

The castaways suffer a debilitating vitamin deficiency.

The Howells learn they are not really married, because the minister who performed the ceremony was a fraud.

A meteor lands on the island and emits cosmic rays that will age and kill the castaways in a week.

Gilligan thinks he is becoming a vampire after he is bitten by a bat.

The island is invaded by a spy who looks just like Gilligan.

Gilligan finds radioactive seeds, which he plants--and which produce vegetables with very unusual effects.

An egotistical movie producer crashes onto the island and directs a musical version of Hamlet.

A witch doctor casts a spell over the castaways.

Mr. Howell puts the other castaways in his will, then becomes paranoid, afraid they plan to kill him for his money.

A famous collector comes to the island to catch a rare butterfly and promises to take the castaways back with him--after he finds his prey.

Mysteriously, Gilligan's hair goes white, and when the ladies try to dye it black while he's asleep, it all falls out--leaving him bald.

Mad scientist Dr. Boris Balinkoff returns with a magic ring--which places the castaways under his evil control.

Gilligan is having problems with his vision, and headhunters are stalking the castaways.

Gilligan finds an attaché case containing top-secret material.

A compulsive kidnapper (Don Rickles) plagues the castaways.

One-by-one the female castaways vanish, and when the Professor deduces that headhunters are not to blame, he believes one of the men has become mentally deranged.

A single woman lands on the island trying to escape men.

Gilligan is made deputy sheriff of the island, and in his zeal arrests all the other castaways.

A man spends a week with the castaways as a part of a game show dare to spend a week on a deserted island.

The Skipper becomes disconsolate when the Maritime Board concludes the shipwreck was his fault.

Gilligan becomes the prey for a big-game hunter who comes to the island eager to stalk a human.

Mrs. Howell receives love letters from a secret admirer.

An ape man terrorizes the castaways until they discover he's just an actor practicing a role.

Gilligan survives a lightning strike, but he becomes a human magnet--and his iron-ore bowling ball is permanently stuck to his hand.

The castaways try to contact a spacecraft in orbit.

Gilligan believes he is descended from headhunters when he finds a perfect likeness of his head atop a totem pole.

Mary Ann hits her head and starts to believe she's Ginger.

Gilligan finds a prehistoric stone tablet that tells how to get off the island.

Gilligan saves a native girl's life, but she is now bound to him as his slave out of gratitude.

The Professor thinks a jet pack that washed up on the island could be the way to be rescued.

The Professor finds an ailing homing pigeon.

Gilligan doesn't realize the molding plastic he finds is really plastic explosives.

A native king arrives at the island looking for a white goddess--who must marry a volcano.