
Gilligan's Island
Comedy • TV-G • 1964–67 • 3 Seasons
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The slapstick adventures of hapless Gilligan, long-suffering Skipper and their gang of mismatched castaways, all stranded on an uncharted desert isle after their tiny ship hit stormy weather.
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Classic show that has stayed on the air doing reruns for so long because of how it transcends the era it was in. Good, wholesome, campy fun.
Not very funny, not very entertaining, not worth your time.
Good clean family fun. We all grew up on the re-runs.
Fun little show i watched when i was young and it was funny but now its just alright
I grew up watching shows like this thanks to my parents. While I enjoyed a good amount of them, this is one I just didn't care for.
Modern television owes a lot to this show. And honestly, many comedies don’t have the intelligence, wit, or creativity like this show.
A childhood favorite. Has a brilliant time watching.
My parents loved it, but I could never get into it
May have overstayed its welcome but still a fun show
The kind of show you watch as a child and always feel nostalgic for
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6.1 – Based on 428 ratings
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Opening Credits
Gilligan's Island 1964 - 1967 Opening and Closing Theme (With Snippet) HD Dolby