The Secret of Gilligan's Island
- El episodio se emitió el 13 mar 1967
- TV-G
- 30min
Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe castaways find parts of an ancient Hieroglyphic stone tablet that may tell them the way to get off the island.The castaways find parts of an ancient Hieroglyphic stone tablet that may tell them the way to get off the island.The castaways find parts of an ancient Hieroglyphic stone tablet that may tell them the way to get off the island.
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¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesThis episode contains the series's last dream sequence.
- PifiasWhile trying to decipher the native's map, the Professor says that he can read Egyptian hieroglyphics. The native's drawing is completely unrelated to hieroglyphics and knowledge of it would be of no use whatever.
- Citas
Gilligan: Skipper, I had a dream. I dreamt we were all cave people, and do you know where we lived?
Jonas 'The Skipper' Grumby: In caves?
Gilligan: Yeah, you must have had the same dream. We were all cave people, and we were trying to escape...
Jonas 'The Skipper' Grumby: Look Gilligan, we don't have time to talk about your dream. We're supposed to shove off to Hawaii.
Professor Roy Hinkley: I'm afraid it would all be a waste of time.
Jonas 'The Skipper' Grumby: What would be a waste of time?
Professor Roy Hinkley: Well, I'm afraid I've made a terrible mistake.
Jonas 'The Skipper' Grumby: You've made a mistake?
Professor Roy Hinkley: Yes, you see, cuneiform, which is the oldest form of writing, was originated by the Sumerians, and is read demotically, however, I read the tablet as though it were boustrophedon, you see?
Gilligan: Yeah, I see fine; I also hear pretty good, but I didn't understand one word you said.
Jonas 'The Skipper' Grumby: I've got to admit, a couple of those words went past me too.
Professor Roy Hinkley: Well, basically, all ancient forms of writing are read from right to left; I read from left to right. So, instead of telling us how to leave the island, the tablet tells us something they considered much more important, which is how to get to here.
Jonas 'The Skipper' Grumby: You mean the tablet tells how to get on the island?
Gilligan: What's so tough about that? We did it without even trying.
- ConexionesEdited from Dinosaurios (1960)
- Banda sonoraThe Ballad of Gilligan's Isle
Words and Music by George Wyle and Sherwood Schwartz
The only catch here is that unless it leads to an underground tunnel to Hawaii, how the heck are the casataways going to cross the Pacific ocean??? You still need transportation! That said, this should have been the last episode because it all makes sense, in a goofy sort of way.
I agree with the last reviewer, this episode was an obvious promo for producer Sherwood Schwartz's newest sitcom, ITS ABOUT TIME, which was sort of a takeoff on Gilligan's island, but with kooky cave people instead. Bruce Howard wrote this campy episode, who at the time was also writing for RED SKELTON and THE BEATLES cartoon series.
Accordingly.... Gilligan has another imaginative dream sequence and the gang become the cave dwellers? Mr. Howell is naturally the overbearing chieftain whose word is the law! Apparently, the production crew borrowed the plastic and cardboard "rock sets" from the new series for this episode, however, the award goes to the costume department, particularly Ginger's revealing cave girl outfit. You know that had to be included in the package, right?
See to believe. 10 Stars.
Imaginative, outrageous stuff near the end of the series. SEASON 3 EPISODE 25 remastered CBS dvd box set.
- tcchelsey
- 6 ene 2024
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