Hi! I have an episode question about "Love Me, Love My
Skipper." There is a scene in which everyone is supposedly
discussing how to reunite the Howells. It opens with the men
(Gilligan is seated on the table) and they are later joined by the
women. In this scene, MaryAnn seems more preoccupied initially
with something regarding herself. She enters the scene looking
upset and the men look at her curiously (with either anxiety or
concern in each case). The Skipper asks her is she feels alright
even though there is nothing earlier in the episode to suggest
that she has been ill or injured. She replies that she is OK, but
again, with a sigh and upset look--one would think that MaryAnn,
given her characteristic responses would be more "chipper" and
reassuring if she was actually fine and also that she would be more
energetic about the Howells. Her own comment about the
Howells seems to be a shift in discussion from the focus on her
previous problem. We are not told what the problem is but I was
wondering what your thoughts were on this. Thanks!

She was upset because she was missing Old Doctor Young