Ok--what do you MAG fans have to say about Ginger's "seduction" scene with Gilligan in this one. He seems more amenable, possibly. When she backs away and says he is "hot" (temperature, i.e.) he tells her it is only his buttons, since he has been ironing his shirt. Also, when she asks him to testify in favor of Howell at the upcoming trial, he asks "And?" Then they are cut off by the Skipper. What do you think of this?

I found it pretty amazing that the Howells, so knowledgeable about jewelry, couldn't tell the difference between cannon balls and black pearls. Of course it is for the comic value of this but don't you think it's not something the Howells would really think?

I love the milk-squirting gavel gag. It's amazing how the castaways were so resourceful at setting up the whole courtroom thing, flag and all.

I'm MAG's fan.There was nothing unusual about the seduction's scene.Ginger always uses the same technique.Gilligan is so naive,he probably though she was going to offer him some candy or something ;)

I love the trial scene too.It was so funny :lol:

giant black pearls,Mr.Howell??? I mean really :)

I think the Howell's were just refusing to accept that they'd wasted all the money. But it was pretty comical, their reaction I mean.
Yeah, I don't see anything significant in this seduction scene. The "and..." could have mean various things; I think Gilligan was about to ask what else he was going to be manipulated into doing. lol.

Do you think the debating of ownership would have ended differently had the Professor been present from the beginning of the episode?

And guys, who did the treasure really belong to, in your opinion.

~I would agree with the Professor that like everything else, they should share.