Bob Denver was FURIOUS about this ONE THING on "Gilligan's Island"



Did you know that actor Bob Denver who played Gilligan on the classic TV show “Gilligan’s Island” clashed with producers over something that he felt was very important at the end of the first season? Watch this video to find out more!

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25 thoughts on “Bob Denver was FURIOUS about this ONE THING on "Gilligan's Island"”

  1. So ironic Tina was given the initial limelight as it turns out she was the most resentful about being typecast as Ginger..She was the only one to not return to the reunion movies..

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  2. I went back and watched the dueling theme songs (I remember both). Wow the show isn't the same without that UHF static! As a kid I loved the slapstick quality of the show and all the characters were well cast and interesting. Definitely team Mary Ann for me. Probably good it only lasted 3 years, enough to syndicate but avoid the problems of running out of ideas.

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  3. Sherwood and the production team sounded on the stingy side to me! That "and the rest" would have made sense if there were four or five more people on the island, but with just the Professor and Mary Ann, it wasn't right to leave them out; glad they changed it!

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  4. Too bad they dont make shows like this anymore! I always loved Gilligan's Island, Bewitched, Alf, Brady Bunch, My Three Sons and others. Today's shows are just a joke! At least shows back then taught you some sort of life lesson and taught kids respect for their elders. Not today.

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  5. I always liked Bob Denvers show after Gilligan, The Good Guys, which starred Denver, Herb Edelman, who later played Bea Arthur's estranged husband Stan on The Golden Girls and Joyce Van Patten sister of Eight Is Enough star Dick Van Patten. This was a lost sitcom

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  6. Cloris Leachman said her kids used to play with some of the Gilligan's Island props like the rafts when she was on the Mary Tyler Moore Show since both shows were filmed at Studio City. Those items were left over since the MTM Show was filmed after Gilligan's Island was canceled

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  7. I laughed and laughed at the commercial. I checked the Internet for my local McDonald's prices. McDouble is now $2.79 in my area. Apparently higher in other places. Thanks for adding that.
    I loved Bob.

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  8. There was something about Bob's goodness that resonated on the screen. I heard a story that Tina Louise took the role of Ginger because she was led to believe the show centered around her character (despite the name of the show). But yeah, Mary Ann. I prefer that character.

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  9. The entertainment industry has always been full of inflated egos and what’s in it for me attitudes. You’re romanticizing the past through the eyes of your naive childhood. It was actually worse back then when powerful men were able to get by with much more than they can today. We’ve become a planet of people that froths at the mouth for the next scandalous story about someone famous. When a good deed story about a celebrity winds its way around the internet, that story often gets dismissed as them seeking attention or bragging or with their money, they could have done much more.
    The standards in Hollywood have improved little by little over the decades. It’s us who have become more and more jaded.

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