Gilligan's Island

The castaways discover that they are all wanted for questioning in a murder that took place right before they left Hawaii.

A telephone cable washes up on the island after a bad storm. The castaways try to use it to call home for help.

The bachelors on the island try to cheer Mary Ann up after they hear on the radio that her boyfriend is marrying someone else. However, Mary Ann misreads their intentions and concludes that she is dying from eating poisonous mushrooms.

Gilligan finds sunflower seeds on the island that gives him the ability to read minds, and when the fellow castaways find out, they want in on the action.

When everybody mistakenly believes that The Skipper wasn't invited to the Howells' cotillion, they hold a masquerade party of their own and don't invite the Howells.

The castaways try to find a way to get a walking, talking robot that has landed on the island to provide them with their rescue. Gilligan's lucky rabbit's foot goes missing.

A Howell Industries stock collapse leaves the Howells broke. The fellow castaways try to cheer them up and try to teach them how to live like the working class.

Two Soviet cosmonauts land on the island, way off course from their target. The castaways hope to leave the island with them when they call their submarine, but the cosmonauts have other ideas.

While the castaways take precautions against a coming typhoon, an accidental blow to the head causes Gilligan's mouth to act as a radio receiver.

The Skipper trains Gilligan to be his replacement leader in case he is captured by savages. But when The Skipper is actually captured by savages, can Gilligan actually take control?

The rock band "The Mosquitoes" arrive on the island for some much-needed R&R. But the castaways try to make their lives miserable so they'll want to leave--and take them with them.

After Gilligan is bitten by a rare, deadly insect, The Professor informs him that he has 24 hours left to live.

While The Professor tries to round up enough metal to make an anchor for a raft with an S.O.S. message attached to it, Gilligan reels in a World War II underwater mine from the lagoon.

The castaways form a military unit led by Mr. Howell when an unidentified enemy begins attacking them with hand grenades.

The Professor believes the castaways may be beginning to suffer from "Island Madness," so he convinces Ginger to use her "psychic powers" to convince them that a boat is coming to rescue them.

An impostor posing as Mr. Howell claims to having been rescued and begins selling off Mr. Howell's stocks. The real Mr. Howell offers his fellow castaways a hefty reward to get him off the island and save his fortune.

A ghost on the island has the castaways scared for their lives, but it actually gives them a boat so that they can get off the island.

Gilligan moves to the other side of the island when the other castaways suddenly become allergic to him.

A mad scientist invites the castaways to his island, where he hopes to conduct strange experiments on them.

The Professor tells his fellow castaways that if they don't find a way to grow more oranges and other fruits on the island, they risk dying from vitamin deficiencies.

The Howells discover that they are not legally married. But as The Skipper prepares to marry them in the lagoon, a fight causes them to call off the wedding altogether.

A meteor crashes onto the island. The Professor soon concludes that the meteor's cosmic rays are accelerating the aging process on the island, and that the castaways will die of old age in one week.

After a bat bites Gilligan in the neck in a cave, he is convinced that he will become a vampire and moves away to save his fellow castaways.

A Russian agent who looks and dresses exactly like Gilligan holds Gilligan captive and questions the castaways about their activities. However, nobody believes Gilligan's story and they accuse him of causing all the mischief.

Gilligan reels in a crate of vegetable seeds from the lagoon, but fails to notice the warning on the crate that the seeds are radioactive.