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Old 08-20-2007, 11:13 PM   #16
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An odd question, but I'm game...

Gilligan(0) innocent and not interested
Skipper(5) he was in the navy and he's been around a while
Mr. Howell(4) he's rich and Ivy League--scored when young, but none of them meant anything until Lovey and he's never cheated
Mrs. Howell(2) she's reserved and proper, but she's human and was young once
Ginger(8) NOT thinking casting couch slut here...she just loves men..and serial monogamy
Professor(1) he tried it---liked it, but not as much as intellectual things
Mary Ann(2) she's moral and pure, but at least a couple of guys were "special enough"

The real answer, though, is that we have no idea---and it's really totally outside the context of the show!
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Old 08-22-2007, 07:16 PM   #17
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Sorry to those who were so upset by this question--if you look through many of the old threads, there are much less "innocent" things said at times! I was merely treating the characters as actual people and wondering what you would see them as in terms of their lives before the shipwreck--who they were/are with respect to this area of life, where they are coming from. I don't personally believe if they had had some, many or no sexual encounters it would make them less likeable, I was merely asking how you saw them if you had to think about it--of course we don't "know," but there's no need to ask this about "Seinfeld" because they've probably discussed that enough on the show itself--the GI characters are still supposed to be people. But to give you some answers other people gave me on this:
Gilligan: 1-3; 3-4; 0-1
Skipper: 25-35; 10-15; 1-7
Thirston: 5-7; a few; 1
Lovey: 1; 1; 1
Ginger: 15-25; 6-8; 10-20
Professor: 3-5; 5-7; 1-2
Maryann: 0; 0; 0
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Old 08-22-2007, 07:28 PM   #18
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The real answer, though, is that we have no idea---and it's really totally outside the context of the show!
, what more is there to say?
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Old 08-22-2007, 07:42 PM   #19
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hey.

no offense intended Im!




you always have interesting threads.




I just don't really think about that, um... kind of stuff

but... everyone's entitled



but. for one thing, if i may say.


I do not agree with Gilligan's numbers...





hmm...
wut about after the shipwreck???




JUST KIDDING!!!!!!
let's not go there as well...

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Old 08-22-2007, 07:50 PM   #20
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perfect pic choice!
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Old 08-23-2007, 02:42 PM   #21
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^yep. typical Gilligan!
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Old 08-23-2007, 03:09 PM   #22
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The thread is like the killer in a "slasher flick".........everytime you think it's finally dead, and everyone can go back to their happy, confortable lives, it suddenly comes back to life and begins to wreak more havoc!!!
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Old 08-23-2007, 04:40 PM   #23
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Actually, the "Three Hour Tour" was a front for a swinging singles gig. Skipper and Gilligan had been running this hedonistic operation for years! Mr. and Mrs. Howell had enough money to buy their way in, while Maryann and Ginger were part of it for....well, obvious reasons! The professor was in it to conduct an experiment on social behavior....or so he says. The university was paying him for it.
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Old 08-24-2007, 03:17 AM   #24
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Gee, isn't anyone else curious about how many monkeys Gladys shtooped back in the day?

I mean she was Miss Castaway after all.



(and yes, you'll be hearing more from me soon)
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Old 08-24-2007, 02:53 PM   #25
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The thread is like the killer in a "slasher flick".........everytime you think it's finally dead, and everyone can go back to their happy, confortable lives, it suddenly comes back to life and begins to wreak more havoc!!!
TO TRUE MIKADO!!!

omg HH....

Gladys.... omy golly...
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Old 08-24-2007, 11:19 PM   #26
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An odd question, but I'm game...

Gilligan(0) innocent and not interested
Skipper(5) he was in the navy and he's been around a while
Mr. Howell(4) he's rich and Ivy League--scored when young, but none of them meant anything until Lovey and he's never cheated
Mrs. Howell(2) she's reserved and proper, but she's human and was young once
Ginger(8) NOT thinking casting couch slut here...she just loves men..and serial monogamy
Professor(1) he tried it---liked it, but not as much as intellectual things
Mary Ann(2) she's moral and pure, but at least a couple of guys were "special enough"

The real answer, though, is that we have no idea---and it's really totally outside the context of the show!
I agree with your answers, except for Gilligan. I think he had a little bit of a past. Not much though.
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Sorry to those who were so upset by this question--if you look through many of the old threads, there are much less "innocent" things said at times!
There's nothing wrong with your question. We're all adults, and the question was tame. If it bothers anyone, nobody's forcing them to read the thread or participate.
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Old 09-08-2007, 01:39 PM   #28
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An odd question, but I'm game...

Gilligan(0) innocent and not interested
Skipper(5) he was in the navy and he's been around a while
Mr. Howell(4) he's rich and Ivy League--scored when young, but none of them meant anything until Lovey and he's never cheated
Mrs. Howell(2) she's reserved and proper, but she's human and was young once
Ginger(8) NOT thinking casting couch slut here...she just loves men..and serial monogamy
Professor(1) he tried it---liked it, but not as much as intellectual things
Mary Ann(2) she's moral and pure, but at least a couple of guys were "special enough"

The real answer, though, is that we have no idea---and it's really totally outside the context of the show!
Thanks, Bonsai, for biting the bullet, as it turned out to be ( I didn't think people would be as shocked as they were!) and answering my question. I figured I'd reply to the numbers you presented with my own response. GILLIGAN: I disagree with the not interested part, as for the "innocent," I do think that is possible--but if I had to bet a quarter with Thirston (we all know how that can turn out!), I think he has a little experience.
SKIPPER: I'd guess alot more than 5. THIRSTON: Yes, I agree--Ivy League, college guys "scoring" somewhat. LOVEY: Again, I think 1 or 2 is possible but, if I bet my quarter, I'd say very proper, interested in making a good match for herself--0. GINGER: I
don't think she's a "casting couch" woman, either, but I'd venture to put her numbers a little higher. PROFESSOR: I agree, a bit of experience, but I think it was probably a bit more than that--a small number of relationships with college/grad school/academic girlfriends, maybe a small number of casual encounters. MARYANN: I think if she had been older than the 19 that she was I would agree with your 2 but, given her age in conjunction with her temperament, I think we first met her when she was still holding out for the man she would marry.
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Old 09-13-2007, 01:32 PM   #29
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Alright,I'll play too

Gilligan:1-he probably done it with the girl name Florence.We know that he kissed her at least once.She's the girl that he won the record for the most longest kiss with).She had braces and her bubble gum was stuck in it

The skipper:10-he's a sailor and I'm pretty he had many wild nights.

Mr.Howell:5-before he met Lovey.

Mrs.Howell:1- his name was Mark Maremsy.She made Thurston jalous with him and beleive she dated him before she met her husband.

Ginger:5-She flirts alot but,I don't think she has dated that much men that she pretend to.

The professor:2-his first crush when he was a teenager then he moved away.
His second love probably one of who he almost married but,didn't work.He spend too much time working on his experiments.

Mary Ann:1-her fiancé Herbert from the movie then she went on 3 hour tour and you know the rest.
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