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ph1l · 08-23-2005, 03:53 AM

There was some inconsistencies in the titles sequences in season 3.
Not all teaser episodes use the “Gilligan’s Island” logo. Some episodes use the logo without a teaser. One episode (“Slave Girl”) has the writer/director credits included in the teaser or it was moved to the beginning of the episode to conform which means it’s a non teaser episode. I’m guessing it was a new style teaser probably going to used in season 4.
Unfortunately “Gilligan vs. Gilligan” and “The Pigeon” have season 2 opening cast credits. I guess WB couldn’t find quality prints of these openings and used syndicated versions.
Episodes in bold have teasers
(L) = Logo
1625-0501 10-Oct-1966 Voodoo
1625-0502 17-Apr-1967 Gilligan, the Goddess
1625-0503 26-Sep-1966 Pass the Vegetables, Please
1625-0504 02-Jan-1967 Take a Dare
1625-0505 17-Oct-1966 Where There's a Will
1625-0506 19-Sep-1966 Gilligan vs. Gilligan
1625-0507 31-Oct-1966 Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
1625-0508 12-Sep-1966 Up at Bat
1625-0509 07-Nov-1966 Ring Around Gilligan
1625-0510 26-Dec-1966 Gilligan Goes Gung-Ho
1625-0511 14-Nov-1966 Topsy-Turvy
1625-0512 03-Oct-1966 The Producer
1625-0513 24-Oct-1966 Man With a Net
1625-0514 13-Mar-1967 The Secret of Gilligan's Island
1625-0515 28-Nov-1966 The Kidnapper
1625-0516 12-Dec-1966 All About Eva (L)
1625-0517 05-Dec-1966 And Then There Were None (L)
1625-0518 21-Nov-1966 The Invasion
1625-0519 16-Jan-1967 The Hunter (L)
1625-0520 27-Feb-1967 High Man on the Totem Pole (L)
1625-0521 03-Apr-1967 The Pigeon (L)
1625-0522 20-Feb-1967 Splashdown (L)
1625-0523 09-Jan-1967 Court-Martial (L)
1625-0524 30-Jan-1967 Our Vines Have Tender Apes (L)
1625-0525 23-Jan-1967 Lovey's Secret Admirer (L)
1625-0526 06-Feb-1967 Gilligan's Personal Magnetism (L)
1625-0527 06-Mar-1967 The Second Ginger Grant (L)
1625-0528 10-Apr-1967 Bang! Bang! Bang!
1625-0529 20-Mar-1967 Slave Girl (L)
1625-0530 27-Mar-1967 It's a Bird, It's a Plane (L)

gilligan fanatic · 08-23-2005, 08:12 PM

ph1, you got them down good. Its nice having them in order and in onw place. Production numbers are an interesting thing because you can learn things from them. I realy never pay that much attention to them but I think I will now.

ph1l · 08-24-2005, 02:52 AM

Yeah. I was real surprised to find "Gilligan, the Goddess" was the second one produced.

Bonsai · 08-24-2005, 09:10 AM

That was surprising----but since GI rarely made any references to events in past episodes I guess they could use whatever order they wanted to. The only time I specifically remember references were times that they were unavoidable----like when they each told their versions of what happened when the Japanese sailor came to the island or when Wrongway Feldman returned.

In fact, if anything, there was general amnesia on a great number of details---like when Mary Ann had a vegetable garden in "They're Off and Running," but no one had had any vegetables at all since being shipwrecked when Gilligan found the radioactive seeds in "Pass the Vegetables, Please."

Munsters#1 · 08-24-2005, 04:32 PM

Gilligan's Island is not the only show to do this. A lot of episodes from The Munsters, were aired out of order, too. Pretty much whatever episode was shown on TV, was whatever episode to came out of editing first.

Steve Carras · 09-18-2005, 03:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ph1l

There was some inconsistencies in the titles sequences in season 3.
Not all teaser episodes use the “Gilligan’s Island” logo. Some episodes use the logo without a teaser. One episode (“Slave Girl”) has the writer/director credits included in the teaser or it was moved to the beginning of the episode to conform which means it’s a non teaser episode. I’m guessing it was a new style teaser probably going to used in season 4.
Unfortunately “Gilligan vs. Gilligan” and “The Pigeon” have season 2 opening cast credits. I guess WB couldn’t find quality prints of these openings and used syndicated versions.
Episodes in bold have teasers
(L) = Logo
1625-0501 10-Oct-1966 Voodoo
1625-0502 17-Apr-1967 Gilligan, the Goddess
1625-0503 26-Sep-1966 Pass the Vegetables, Please
1625-0504 02-Jan-1967 Take a Dare
1625-0505 17-Oct-1966 Where There's a Will
1625-0506 19-Sep-1966 Gilligan vs. Gilligan
1625-0507 31-Oct-1966 Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
1625-0508 12-Sep-1966 Up at Bat
1625-0509 07-Nov-1966 Ring Around Gilligan
1625-0510 26-Dec-1966 Gilligan Goes Gung-Ho
1625-0511 14-Nov-1966 Topsy-Turvy
1625-0512 03-Oct-1966 The Producer
1625-0513 24-Oct-1966 Man With a Net
1625-0514 13-Mar-1967 The Secret of Gilligan's Island
1625-0515 28-Nov-1966 The Kidnapper
1625-0516 12-Dec-1966 All About Eva (L)
1625-0517 05-Dec-1966 And Then There Were None (L)
1625-0518 21-Nov-1966 The Invasion
1625-0519 16-Jan-1967 The Hunter (L)
1625-0520 27-Feb-1967 High Man on the Totem Pole (L)
1625-0521 03-Apr-1967 The Pigeon (L)
1625-0522 20-Feb-1967 Splashdown (L)
1625-0523 09-Jan-1967 Court-Martial (L)
1625-0524 30-Jan-1967 Our Vines Have Tender Apes (L)
1625-0525 23-Jan-1967 Lovey's Secret Admirer (L)
1625-0526 06-Feb-1967 Gilligan's Personal Magnetism (L)
1625-0527 06-Mar-1967 The Second Ginger Grant (L)
1625-0528 10-Apr-1967 Bang! Bang! Bang!
1625-0529 20-Mar-1967 Slave Girl (L)
1625-0530 27-Mar-1967 It's a Bird, It's a Plane (L)

Better "bold-face" ALL ABOUT EVA,(added: 10/10/05) Also, THE PIGEON) "ph1l,", because at least in the longtime syndicated version, it had a TEASER, and the logo and for perhaps the ONLY TIME..CREDITS, preceding the open title.

(And note-TINA LOUISE doubling as Eva,obvious since her character only becomes a lookalike for a castaway (Ginger) thru midway),and in PORDUCER, as the title charcater PHIL SILVERS,gets a start-of-show guest credit.)

SLAVE GIRL and BANG BANG BANG BOTH started out (at least in syndication) with the opening and the overlay of title and credits, no teaser.

(BNAG! BANG! BANG!= logo, no teaser.. Well..looks like GILLIGAN THE OGDDESS, is the second produced but the last one to be ever broadcast..)

ph1l · 09-18-2005, 04:02 AM

Yeah, after a second viewing I think "Slave Girl" falls into the "All About Eva" category. They just manufactured a teaser.

08-23-2005, 03:53 AM	#1
ph1l Member Senior Member Join Date: Apr 19, 2004 Posts: 1,362	Season 3 production order There was some inconsistencies in the titles sequences in season 3. Not all teaser episodes use the “Gilligan’s Island” logo. Some episodes use the logo without a teaser. One episode (“Slave Girl”) has the writer/director credits included in the teaser or it was moved to the beginning of the episode to conform which means it’s a non teaser episode. I’m guessing it was a new style teaser probably going to used in season 4. Unfortunately “Gilligan vs. Gilligan” and “The Pigeon” have season 2 opening cast credits. I guess WB couldn’t find quality prints of these openings and used syndicated versions. Episodes in bold have teasers (L) = Logo 1625-0501 10-Oct-1966 Voodoo 1625-0502 17-Apr-1967 Gilligan, the Goddess 1625-0503 26-Sep-1966 Pass the Vegetables, Please 1625-0504 02-Jan-1967 Take a Dare 1625-0505 17-Oct-1966 Where There's a Will 1625-0506 19-Sep-1966 Gilligan vs. Gilligan 1625-0507 31-Oct-1966 Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow 1625-0508 12-Sep-1966 Up at Bat 1625-0509 07-Nov-1966 Ring Around Gilligan 1625-0510 26-Dec-1966 Gilligan Goes Gung-Ho 1625-0511 14-Nov-1966 Topsy-Turvy 1625-0512 03-Oct-1966 The Producer 1625-0513 24-Oct-1966 Man With a Net 1625-0514 13-Mar-1967 The Secret of Gilligan's Island 1625-0515 28-Nov-1966 The Kidnapper 1625-0516 12-Dec-1966 All About Eva (L) 1625-0517 05-Dec-1966 And Then There Were None (L) 1625-0518 21-Nov-1966 The Invasion 1625-0519 16-Jan-1967 The Hunter (L) 1625-0520 27-Feb-1967 High Man on the Totem Pole (L) 1625-0521 03-Apr-1967 The Pigeon (L) 1625-0522 20-Feb-1967 Splashdown (L) 1625-0523 09-Jan-1967 Court-Martial (L) 1625-0524 30-Jan-1967 Our Vines Have Tender Apes (L) 1625-0525 23-Jan-1967 Lovey's Secret Admirer (L) 1625-0526 06-Feb-1967 Gilligan's Personal Magnetism (L) 1625-0527 06-Mar-1967 The Second Ginger Grant (L) 1625-0528 10-Apr-1967 Bang! Bang! Bang! 1625-0529 20-Mar-1967 Slave Girl (L) 1625-0530 27-Mar-1967 It's a Bird, It's a Plane (L)
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08-24-2005, 04:32 PM	#5
Munsters#1 Member Senior Member Join Date: Jun 29, 2004 Posts: 2,928	Gilligan's Island is not the only show to do this. A lot of episodes from The Munsters, were aired out of order, too. Pretty much whatever episode was shown on TV, was whatever episode to came out of editing first.
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08-24-2005, 02:52 AM	#3
ph1l Member Senior Member Join Date: Apr 19, 2004 Posts: 1,362	Yeah. I was real surprised to find "Gilligan, the Goddess" was the second one produced.

08-24-2005, 09:10 AM	#4
Bonsai Gilligan Ambassador Frequent Poster Join Date: Feb 12, 2005 Posts: 356	That was surprising----but since GI rarely made any references to events in past episodes I guess they could use whatever order they wanted to. The only time I specifically remember references were times that they were unavoidable----like when they each told their versions of what happened when the Japanese sailor came to the island or when Wrongway Feldman returned. In fact, if anything, there was general amnesia on a great number of details---like when Mary Ann had a vegetable garden in "They're Off and Running," but no one had had any vegetables at all since being shipwrecked when Gilligan found the radioactive seeds in "Pass the Vegetables, Please."

09-18-2005, 04:02 AM	#7
ph1l Member Senior Member Join Date: Apr 19, 2004 Posts: 1,362	Yeah, after a second viewing I think "Slave Girl" falls into the "All About Eva" category. They just manufactured a teaser.