Few classic television comedies are as recognizable as Gilligan’s Island.
The series originally ran for three seasons, from 1964 to 1967, but its seven castaways, tropical setting and unusual adventures gave it a life far beyond its original broadcast run.
Even decades later, fans continue returning to old episodes and discovering small details that are easy to miss the first time around.
Some are continuity quirks. Others are reminders that the supposedly deserted island was actually created by a television production crew working with sets, locations and plenty of Hollywood ingenuity.Here are several interesting details that longtime viewers may enjoy looking for. CONTINUE READING.
