OK, all you Gilligan's Islanders on this board. Which guest character did you think was best-looking (and the natives count too).

MY PICKS

THE LADIES
Erika-Tiffany Smith and Kalani

THE GENTLEMEN
Duke Williams and "Tongo." (I know, same actor, but different characters)

Jonathan Kinkaid had a dark, riveting charisma: something about his complete confidence and singleness of purpose. Monster though he was on the inside, Rory Calhoun gave him a very attractive outside, and I think that's what added to his scariness. Unlike Vito Scotti's bizarre looking villains that you'd immediately spot as villains, only Kinkaid's icy eyes gave him away.:eek:

Haruki for me. I'd definitely take him home to meet MY mother!

I wouldn't exactly throw Tongo out of the hut for eating crackers, either. (;

Haruki's not bad looking, and Ugundi wasn't hard on the eyes either (considering he was played by the guy who played Apollo on Star Trek)

I don't know her name but the woman who became Gilligan's slave really gets my juices flowing!

I don't know her name but the woman who became Gilligan's slave really gets my juices flowing!

That would be Kalani, played by a lady named Midori, in the episode Slave Girl:)

All four of the Mosquitoes! Can't blame Mary Ann for tearing the pj's off of them.

Didn't the Wellingtons look like they were having a ball? They did a marvellous job of acting as well as singing and playing. I love Kirby Johnson's pantomime in his John Lennon get-up!:lol:

Erika and Ugundi (not as a couple of course!)

Haruki's not bad looking, and Ugundi wasn't hard on the eyes either (considering he was played by the guy who played Apollo on Star Trek)

Ugundi. Most definitely. Ugundi. :happyface

Ugundi was played by Michael Forest. He did a small, very small, part in Cast away with Tom Hanks. he played an airline pilot. In the beginning of the movie when Tom is on the plane flying back from Russia, you can get a quick glance at Michael in the cockpit.

Ugundi was played by Michael Forest. He did a small, very small, part in Cast away with Tom Hanks. he played an airline pilot. In the beginning of the movie when Tom is on the plane flying back from Russia, you can get a quick glance at Michael in the cockpit.

At least he didn't end up on an island that time ;)

How about when Bob Denver played the spy. Technically, that made him a visitor, so I vote for him. :heart:

And then there's the crazy vodka loving cosmonauts Igor and Ivan, from Nyet, Nyet, Not Yet.

Hmm. I'm detecting a Russian theme...

Kalani hands down.