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Pat · 09-03-2014, 09:49 AM

This shot makes me think of how great it would have been to hang out on the island for a time.

Prof Gal · 09-03-2014, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Pat

This shot makes me think of how great it would have been to hang out on the island for a time.

Yes, it WOULD have been cool hanging out "for a time." haha

I think this was the scene where the Professor was teaching Ginger to sing "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" at the beginning of the scene, or something, wasn't it?

Anyone remember what Episode it was?

Pat · 09-05-2014, 12:56 PM

Yes, you are correct. It is the episode where Gilligan gets adopted by the Howells after saving Lovey from being crushed by a boulder.

Teebs · 09-05-2014, 03:33 PM

'My Fair Gilligan'.

There's a certain sadness in this scene because Gilligan is watching them have fun through the window of the Howells' hut. He feels sad and lonely because he wants to hang out with them, but at the same time he doesn't want to hurt the Howells' feelings.

I guess the underlying message is, money doesn't bring you happiness and it can't buy you true friendship.

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Pat Member Senior Member Join Date: Feb 11, 2000 Location: 2Trivia4Me, VA Posts: 2,729	Yes, you are correct. It is the episode where Gilligan gets adopted by the Howells after saving Lovey from being crushed by a boulder.

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Teebs Dusty nut Frequent Poster Join Date: Mar 30, 2011 Location: Are we there yet? Posts: 454	'My Fair Gilligan'. There's a certain sadness in this scene because Gilligan is watching them have fun through the window of the Howells' hut. He feels sad and lonely because he wants to hang out with them, but at the same time he doesn't want to hurt the Howells' feelings. I guess the underlying message is, money doesn't bring you happiness and it can't buy you true friendship.