This episode always makes you appreciate water the next time you drink it!

It's amazing how the frog understood just where Gilligan wanted him to lead him!

I love the way Thirston gets into his "waterboy" role with no complaints and just helps out this time.

I can't understand the girls' half a rubber glove full of water--there's hardly anything in there.
I also have trouble with the disgusting use of a boot to collect water by the Howells. Well, I guess they were all just desperate.

Why was Ginger's scarf on the branch; she was only wearing a towel (at least not anything one would wear a scarf with) in the shower? The shower scene also brought up the interesting question of how they ever got clean while the water would make the ground muddy.

It's also kind of gross when Gilligan drinks the water the frog was sitting in (but, again, I know, they were desperate).

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It's amazing how the frog understood just where Gilligan wanted him to lead him!

I've always been intrigued by that aspect of Gilligan's character, that ran throughout the entire series. Just what was the extent of his ability to communicate with animals? It'd be fun to speculate.


I can't understand the girls' half a rubber glove full of water--there's hardly anything in there.
I also have trouble with the disgusting use of a boot to collect water by the Howells. Well, I guess they were all just desperate.

I suppose they would have looked suspicious toting anything that was designed to carry water, though one glove and one boot look pretty suspicious too, come to think of it.


Why was Ginger's scarf on the branch; she was only wearing a towel (at least not anything one would wear a scarf with) in the shower? The shower scene also brought up the interesting question of how they ever got clean while the water would make the ground muddy.

Ginger employs double standards! Here she doesn't mind teasing Gilligan while only wearing a towel, but is scandalized :eek: at Gilligan's lack of propriety at appearing in front of her in only a towel in "The Second Ginger Grant."