When Gilligan saves Mrs. Howell's life, Mr. Howell names Gilligan his heir.

A famous painter renounces civilization and arrives on the island--with a short wave radio.

Gilligan finds a crate full of magician's props, but his attempts to use them backfire.

Gilligan puts the Skipper on a diet.

Each castaway writes his or her own version of their escape from a Japanese sailor.

When the Skipper suffers from amnesia, the professor resorts to hypnotism to find a cure.

Gilligan finds a magic stone, which will grant three wishes before sundown.

After losing everything else, the skipper wagers Gilligan in a bet with Mr. Howell.

The castaways are terrified, believing that unseen mobsters on the island want to kill them.

Mrs. Howell forms a symphony orchestra out of the castaways--but island natives mistake the music for war...

Mrs. Howell engineers a romance between Gilligan and Mary Ann.

Wrongway Feldman returns to the island to try to escape civilization.

The castaways try to convince Gilligan that he is a hero.

An island gorilla is uncontrollably drawn to Mrs. Howell's perfume--and anyone wearing it.

A handsome surfer rides a tsunami all the way from Hawaii to Gilligan's Island.