Gilligan's Island (1964) s02e19 Episode Script
Seer Gilligan
1
Just sit right back,
and you'll hear a tale ♪
a tale of a fateful trip ♪
that started from this tropic port ♪
aboard this tiny ship ♪
the mate was a mighty sailin' man ♪
the skipper brave and sure ♪
five passengers set sail
that day for a three-hour tour ♪
a three-hour tour ♪
[thunder]
The weather started getting rough ♪
the tiny ship was tossed ♪
if not for the courage
of the fearless crew ♪
the minnow would be lost,
the minnow would be lost ♪
the ship set ground
on the shore of this ♪
uncharted desert isle ♪
with gilligan ♪
the skipper, too ♪
the millionaire and his wife ♪
the movie star ♪
the professor and Mary Ann ♪
here on gilligan's isle ♪
Gilligan!
Gilligan!
Don't worry, fellas.
I'm gonna build ya a new house.
Whoops! Better add another bedroom.
Hi, gilligan.
Oh, hi, skipper.
Professor's checking the lobster traps.
Where's the professor? Have you seen
oh, is that where he is? Oh.
I'm buildin' a birdhouse.
Say, uh, what are you build
what's a birdhouse?!
What I'm building. You just asked me.
No, I didn't.
I was going to ask you, but
you told me before I asked you.
In fact, you told me about where
the professor was before I did ask you.
Well, don't be silly.
I can't read your mind.
Well, then
How can you tell what I'm thinking?
Don't be silly. I can't read your mind.
But you just did it, gilligan.
Let's try once more.
Um, um, I'll try and think of something.
You're thinking you shouldn't have had
that fourth piece of coconut cream pie
for dinner last night.
That's right, gilligan!
I just don't know how oh, I know how.
Now, just a minute.
I just gave you a clue.
You didn't say a word.
No, but my stomach growled.
Now this time
you can keep your eyes
open this time if you want to.
Oh, it's a trick of some sort.
Gilligan, this time you keep your eyes
closed and I'll keep my eyes opened
and think of something that I
haven't thought about in a long time.
You're thinking about a hoola
dancer and a grass skirt
skipper.
Yeah. Well gilligan, you're right.
Never mind, now, the rest of it.
Gilligan, I don't
understand how you do this.
I don't know. I'm just standing here.
Let me stand there.
Alright.
Now, you think of something.
Ok.
Well, are you thinking of something?
Uh-huh.
I'm not getting any message.
What are you thinking about?
I was thinking about that
time when I was 10 years old
and skinned my knee and Rudolph,
my cousin, and his friend Claude
we were goin' to the movies, see,
with Freddie with 2 teeth missing,
but Freddie got oh,
never mind, gilligan!
How can I understand
what you're thinking
when I can't understand
what you're saying?
Hey, everybody, gilligan can read minds.
It's the most fantastic
thing you've ever seen.
My little buddy can read minds.
Skipper, nobody can read minds.
It's a scientific impossibility.
Oh, no, now, wait a minute,
professor. Just a minute
let's show him, little buddy.
Now, you tell him
what I'm thinking about.
You're thinking about that
hoola dancer in the grass skirt.
That's right, gilligan!
I even tried to fool him, and I couldn't!
Skipper, just because you said he
read your mind doesn't mean he read it.
Oh, now, wait a minute, professor.
Alright, then, you think of something
and he'll read your mind.
Oh, really, skipper. Come on, professor.
Just think of something.
Oh, go ahead. Humor him, professor.
Well, alright. Go ahead.
Um
The symbol for aluminum is a-I.
Its atomic number is 13.
Its atomic weight is 26.97.
Did he really read your mind, professor?
Well, it must be some sort of a trick.
I mean, it's impossible to read minds.
Try him again, professor! Try him again!
I will. I will.
The the, uh
The index of refraction is n
equals sine-one over sine-r
equals v1 over V2.
Is that right?
Well, there's no doubt about it.
Gilligan read my mind.
I must've. I don't even know what I said!
Oh, gilligan, oh, gilligan, read my mind.
Um, let's see now.
You're thinking of a
double-thick, chocolate malted
With whip cream on it.
Ooh, I was just thinking about
a double-thick chocolate malted.
Whipped cream was my idea.
Gilligan
Would you read my mind?
Yeah.
You're thinking of
Rockery hudpeck.
Rockery hudpeck? Ooh, he's right.
I was thinking of rock
Hudson and Gregory peck,
but I couldn't make up my mind.
Uh, gilligan, my boy,
would you come over here.
There you are. Sit down.
You say that you can read minds, huh?
Well, read mine.
You realize that
the ho well mind is different.
So I'll just give it up.
You're hoping that the prices on
your chemical stocks have gone up.
That's right, or it's a lucky guess.
I dare you to try it again!
Just try it again. I'll give it the double.
Peh-kahhh!
You're thinking that if you
cold read minds, like me,
you would have all
the money in the world.
That's what I was thinking,
but then that's what I'm always thinking!
Gilligan, gilligan, read my mind.
Oh, gilligan!
Now, girls! Girls! Control yourself!
Treat this man with awe and respect!
He's only just gilligan.
Well, he's gilligan to you,
but to me, he's my little fort Knox.
Oh, come on.
Hyah!
Aah!
[Ring]
Alright, my dear. It's my turn.
Dear thurston, how long do
we have to do this pacing thing?
Till we figure out how
gilligan reads minds.
Well, why don't we just
walk up to him and ask him?
Well, I did. I did!
And he said that he didn't know.
Oh, well, you can believe him.
If there's one thing that boy
can't do, it's tell an untruth.
Yes, I know. I know,
my dear. It's so revolting.
Maybe it's the shape of gilligan's head.
The shape of his head
has nothing to do with it.
My uncle egbert's head
is more pointed than his,
and he can't even read a menu.
[Ring]
Here you are, dear.
Maybe gilligan's having
some sort of a nightmare.
You can't read minds
as a result of a nightmare.
I'm having a nightmare because I can't.
I mean, maybe gilligan uh Ate
something that disagreed with him.
Lovey! Lovey, that's it!
That's it! That's his secret:
The food, the thing that he eats!
Well, he does have a most peculiar diet.
I shall eat the same combination
of calories, proteins,
and carbohydrates and mud.
Oh, darling, remember, you
have a very delicate tummy.
Well, let it suffer.
I've got to get that secret!
Oh, yes, dear, but you'll
toss and turn all night.
Let me toss! Let me turn!
To get that secret, I'll
become a whirling dervish.
That was
Oysters
Lobsters
Turtle eggs in the shell
And one coconut milk.
How can a skinny kid
like you hold so much?
I don't know, Mr. Howell,
not until I've had dessert.
Oh! Mary Ann's cookin' my favorite:
Coconut, papaya, and tuna fish pie!
Mmm!
Come on, Mr. Howell!
It's best when it's hot!
Eh!
[Rockabye baby plays]
[Burp]
I feel like a beached whale.
Thurston, this isn't the time for a siesta.
Zip me up.
Eh
Can't make it.
Well, don't be ridiculous.
You've got to get up.
Why?
Well, it's time for dinner.
Eh-ah!
I had a happy childhood.
Gilligan, you've got to wait
until I've asked the question
before you answer it.
Ok, but I can't see how you're
gonna figure out how I read minds
by asking me what happened
when I was a kid.
Well, I think I can.
Now
Did you father ever beat you?
Yes.
He did?
All the time.
And your mother let him?
She used to beat me, too.
Oh, you poor thing.
How else could I learn to play checkers?
Gilligan, will you be serious? Tsk!
I'm sorry.
Now, let's try something else. Um
A word association test.
I'll say a word, and you say the first thing
that pops into your head.
Black.
I didn't say it!
Dog.
Cat.
Ham. Eggs.
Sun.
Moon.
Boy.
Oh.
Uh oh, boy
Attaboy?!
How about "girl"?
Girl boy
yeah! Boy girl! Yeah.
Here. Have some.
Oh, gilligan, it's no use.
Even Sigmund Freud couldn't solve this.
If I see him, I'll tell him.
Tell who?
The skipper. You just asked me
gilligan, I just read your mind.
How did you do it? How do I do it?
How do we do it?
Like this.
Huh?
So that's how we do it.
Then they can't be
ordinary sunflower seeds.
Guess not.
Well, just to make sure it's the seed,
let's try to read each other's minds.
Ok.
I know what you're thinking.
I know what you're thinking.
I know you know what I'm thinking.
I know that you know that I know
that you know what you're thinking.
I know that you know that I know
that you know that I know
you know what I'm thinking.
I think.
I know that you know that I
know what you're thinking
[sigh]
That's right. Let's go tell the others.
And I still say that
gilligan can read minds!
Medical science says he can't.
Well, medical science is wrong!
Medical science is never wrong.
Ginger can read minds, just like me!
I can read minds, just like gilligan,
even if he doesn't think so.
And what does medical
science think about that?
Well, in order to justify
such a fantastic claim,
I would have to perform
laboratory tests with strict controls.
Oh, never mind, professor.
For goodness sakes, I'll test her myself.
Now, go ahead, ginger.
Start reading.
Uh
Thirty six!
Twenty two.
Thirty six.
Tsk! Tsk! Tsk! Tsk!
Oh, well, ginger, I was trying
to figure out the longitude
and the latitude of This island.
Oh, no you weren't, skipper.
You were thinking about
ging never mind, gilligan!
Alright, now, professor,
you go ahead. You test her.
Alright, ginger.
Read my mind.
Thirty six, twenty two, thirty six.
Tsk! Tsk! Tsk! Tsk!
Well, that's just the atomic
weight of sodium hydrochloride.
Oh, no, professor. You
were thinking about ginger
never mind, gilligan.
Alright, ginger, what happened?
Did gilligan tell you
gilligan didn't teach me anything.
All you have to do is eat
one of these sunflower seeds,
which isn't a sunflower seed at all.
Why, that's fantastic.
You know, there's a chapter on these
seeds in my book on rare tropical plants.
It says the last bush
died over 3 centuries ago.
Well, whoever wrote that
book is a blooming idiot.
Well, I'll ignore that.
But according to legend,
which now appears to be fact,
these seeds were used
by the ancient mystics
to induce telepathic communications,
a form of mind-reading.
And it works, professor.
Well, I'll have to reread that chapter.
Professor, my seed!
Ahh! Ho-hum, little buddy,
I think it's time to hit the sack.
That's not what you're thinking.
You're thinking when you get me alone,
you'll make me tell you
where the bush is.
Who? Me?
Now, gilligan Ha ha ha
Gilligan?
Gilligan? Hmm?
I've always taken care of you, haven't I?
It's always been share and
share alike with us, hasn't it?
Please, skipper, I'm
trying to get some sleep.
All I'm asking is one, simple thing.
[Whispering] Let's keep the
location of that bush a secret,
just between you and me, ok?
[Snore]
Gilligan?
Gilligan
I've always taken care of ya, haven't I?
I mean, it's always been share
and share alike with us, hasn't it?
Oh, who put that record back on again?
Oh, gilligan, just say "yes,"
and then you can go back to sleep.
Yes, what?
Just say, "yes, skipper."
Yes, skipper.
[Rockabye baby plays]
That's it, gilligan.
Thurston, aren't you ever going to sleep?
I'm thinking.
What about?
Those seeds, of course.
Gilligan promised to show
us the mind-reading bush
in the morning.
Well, I just don't trust him.
Don't trust gilligan? But that's ridiculous.
He's a soul of honor.
Well, it so happens the soul of honor
is bunking with Sinbad the sailor.
Oh, you don't mean you
don't trust the captain?
That kind of trust made Julius
Caesar a pincushion, my dear.
Yes.
I never knew Julius Caesar
was a pincushion.
Uh gilligan?
Are you asleep?
Huh?
Oh, not now. I was.
What's wrong, Mr. Howell?
[Snore] Shh!
What did I say? "Shh."
Gilligan, there's a little business
deal I wanna talk over with you.
Can't we talk about it in the morning?
No, no, no, no! No, no, no.
Morning is too late.
Mr. Howell, I'm pooped.
Not Mr. Howell. Thurston.
Ok, Mr. Thurston.
That's not "Mr. Thurston,"
just plain, old thurston.
And, since we're partners,
why not "thursty"?
Partners?
That's right.
In the seed deal.
50/50.
50/50?
Uh 60/40.
60/40?
70/30.
That's final. I won't let
you take anything less.
Ok, Mr. Howell, I'll sleep on it.
Tomorrow you'll put the seeds
in my hand for safekeeping.
Right?
[Snore]
No need to answer, my boy,
just a simple nod of the head.
That's it. Yes, indeed, perfectly legal.
I even have a witness.
Ha ha ha shh!
Gilligan?
Shh! Gilligan is sleeping.
Wake up. I've got to talk to you.
Tomorrow, huh?
Gilligan
You like me, don't you?
I'll like you better tomorrow, I promise.
Gilligan, will you promise me one thing?
Mm-hmm
The seeds will be our secret?
I won't even tell you.
Promise?
Gilligan?
Gilligan
Tonight, we share a kiss.
Tomorrow the seeds.
[Snore]
[Snore]
Oh, I don't know how gilligan
could break a promise to his big buddy.
It's the last time I share secrets with him.
Who'd believe that gilligan
would pull a trick like that?
Well, darling, what did he say to you
when you went to visit him in the night?
Shh!
I don't know why you're all so upset.
Well, gilligan just up and left
without saying where he was going.
Oh, that's not true.
He told me he was gonna
go out and get the seeds
and bring them back here.
Bring 'em here?!
With all of us watching?
I'll never trust him again.
Well, if you could read his mind,
you'd know exactly where he went.
I tried that last night, but it didn't work.
Professor: The effect is only temporary.
I did some reading about
those seeds last night.
Hi, everybody! I'm back!
I promised plenty of seeds
for everyone, and here they are.
Aah! Aah! Aah! Aah!
Ready, lovey?
Ready.
Ooh
Rather like the flavor
of truffles, haven't they?
Never mind what they taste like.
Let's just see if they work.
I think a little hollandaise
sauce would improve them.
This isn't a recipe contest.
Now, lovey, uh Think of something.
Alright
Hee hee!
Ready.
You've changed your mind!
Instead of hollandaise sauce,
you think they'd taste
better with sauce bearnaise.
Oh, darling, how clever of you!
You read my mind exactly!
Yes. Now now I'll think of something.
Better take a booster shot.
Really, thurston, how can you?
But, lovey!
I don't mind your stealing
from the others,
but to steal seeds from your own wife!
Ohh! Oh!
Oh, why did I ever marry you? Oh!
Ok, skipper. Sure.
Here it is.
Ha ha!
This mind-reading
sure beats talking a mile.
I don't have to give every order twice.
It's a lot quieter, too.
Ooh, did you have to yell that loud?
Why, I didn't say a word.
Yeah, but you were thinking so loudly.
Hand me that bamboo pole.
Aah!
Gilligan, you are you
a nincompoop! That's
what you're thinking.
Exactly.
And not only that, I
what do you mean,
if I hadn't been so fat,
this wouldn't have happened?
Oh
That's exactly what you were thinking.
I know, but
Gilligan!
Oh! Is that so!
Yes, that's so, and not only that
I'm a what?
I'm glad you can read my mind.
I'm too much of a lady
to say those things.
Well, here's something for you!
Oh!!
Oh!!
And the same goes for you brother!
Hi, professor. Can I talk to you?
Wouldn't you prefer to think at me?
No. That's the last thing I wanna do.
I just had a terrible think
fight with the skipper.
You should have heard
some of the terrible thoughts
he thought at me.
It's not just you and the skipper.
The girls aren't speaking to each other,
and the howells have just
had a violent argument.
Actually, considering all the
months we've spent on this island,
those are the first real fights we've had.
I thought we'd just get along great
if everybody could
read each other's minds.
So did I. You know
I thought those seeds might even
help world peace when we're rescued.
I thought, "if all the countries
in the world could only know"
What do you mean,
"that's a stupid idea"?
All I mean is if the seven of us
taking the seeds just can't get along
I know what you mean, but
that's no reason to be insulting!
[Shouting]
Just stop it!
Yeah, well
You don't think I do my
share of the work, do you?
I didn't say that.
But you thought it.
Oh!
So you think you do more work
around here than I do! Ha!
That's a laugh.
Oh! So I loaf and try to get gilligan
and skipper to do my work, do I?
Well!
I should stop using my head
and use my back for a change.
Well, I
oh, well, you've got a lot of nerve thinking
that if it wasn't for you we
couldn't have survived all this time!
If I knew you had thoughts like
that, I never would have married you!
Well, I'm finding out a
few things that you think
and how few thinks you have!
[Gasp]
Oh oh pooh!
Oh!
Mary Ann is under the impression
that I've been getting
you to do my work for me.
So you think so, too!
Well, do you know what I think?
I most certainly do!
Oh!
And that goes for me, too!
Well, they certainly told you off.
No. I couldn't care less what they think.
It burns me up the
professor thinks that I
oh, so you think I'm responsible
for us being marooned, too, huh?
Well, it certainly wasn't my fault.
Thurston, give me some of your seeds.
I'm all out of them, and I
want to read your mind.
I haven't any more.
I'll go back to the bush
and get some more.
Skipper: Not if I get 'em first!
I think I saw gilligan go this way.
I'll pay the rest of you
$1,000 a piece for the seeds.
Oh, there he is.
Where? Gilligan!
What are you doing there, little buddy?
I'm burning the bush
with the mind-reading seeds.
The the seeds! The seeds!
Ow! Ooh, that smarts.
I burnt my little pinky.
Did you burn all of the seeds?
Yep. The whole bush and everything.
Oh
I suppose you think it's the
dumbest thing I ever did
But we never fought and argued
before we could read minds,
and now that we can't read minds,
maybe we could be friends again, huh?
Ok
If everybody wants to yell
at me for being a dumbbell,
go ahead.
Gilligan, for a guy who's
always doing dumb things,
when you do something smart,
it's beautiful. Ha ha!
And you're not mad?
No, I'm not mad, even
though I lost a fortune.
Gilligan?
Hmm?
You know what I think?
No, I don't.
Well, it's a shame because,
really, it was something nice.
Thanks, skipper.
Gilligan? Hmm?
Reading people's minds can
cause more trouble than a hurricane.
And how.
Ahh
Gilligan? Hmm?
Are you sure you
destroyed all the seeds?
Every single one of 'em.
Oh, that's good.
Now we can get something
done around here.
Yeah, right.
Oh, uh, gilligan? Hmm?
I have a list of things
for you to do tomorrow.
But I was gonna go fishing tomorrow.
Well, gilligan, nobody
says you can't go fishing.
I mean, after you bring up some
firewood, bring up some well water,
dig a drainage ditch, fix the lobster traps,
then after breakfast, uh
Skipper?
Yes, gilligan?
Do you know what I think? No.
That's good.
They're here for a long, long time ♪
they'll have to make the best of things ♪
it's an uphill climb ♪
the first mate and his skipper, too ♪
will do their very best ♪
to make the others comfortable ♪
in the tropic island nest ♪
no phone No lights
no motorcars, not a single luxury ♪
like Robinson crusoe ♪
it's primitive as can be ♪
so join us here each week, my friends ♪
you're sure to get a smile ♪
from seven stranded castaways ♪
here on gilligan's isle ♪
Just sit right back,
and you'll hear a tale ♪
a tale of a fateful trip ♪
that started from this tropic port ♪
aboard this tiny ship ♪
the mate was a mighty sailin' man ♪
the skipper brave and sure ♪
five passengers set sail
that day for a three-hour tour ♪
a three-hour tour ♪
[thunder]
The weather started getting rough ♪
the tiny ship was tossed ♪
if not for the courage
of the fearless crew ♪
the minnow would be lost,
the minnow would be lost ♪
the ship set ground
on the shore of this ♪
uncharted desert isle ♪
with gilligan ♪
the skipper, too ♪
the millionaire and his wife ♪
the movie star ♪
the professor and Mary Ann ♪
here on gilligan's isle ♪
Gilligan!
Gilligan!
Don't worry, fellas.
I'm gonna build ya a new house.
Whoops! Better add another bedroom.
Hi, gilligan.
Oh, hi, skipper.
Professor's checking the lobster traps.
Where's the professor? Have you seen
oh, is that where he is? Oh.
I'm buildin' a birdhouse.
Say, uh, what are you build
what's a birdhouse?!
What I'm building. You just asked me.
No, I didn't.
I was going to ask you, but
you told me before I asked you.
In fact, you told me about where
the professor was before I did ask you.
Well, don't be silly.
I can't read your mind.
Well, then
How can you tell what I'm thinking?
Don't be silly. I can't read your mind.
But you just did it, gilligan.
Let's try once more.
Um, um, I'll try and think of something.
You're thinking you shouldn't have had
that fourth piece of coconut cream pie
for dinner last night.
That's right, gilligan!
I just don't know how oh, I know how.
Now, just a minute.
I just gave you a clue.
You didn't say a word.
No, but my stomach growled.
Now this time
you can keep your eyes
open this time if you want to.
Oh, it's a trick of some sort.
Gilligan, this time you keep your eyes
closed and I'll keep my eyes opened
and think of something that I
haven't thought about in a long time.
You're thinking about a hoola
dancer and a grass skirt
skipper.
Yeah. Well gilligan, you're right.
Never mind, now, the rest of it.
Gilligan, I don't
understand how you do this.
I don't know. I'm just standing here.
Let me stand there.
Alright.
Now, you think of something.
Ok.
Well, are you thinking of something?
Uh-huh.
I'm not getting any message.
What are you thinking about?
I was thinking about that
time when I was 10 years old
and skinned my knee and Rudolph,
my cousin, and his friend Claude
we were goin' to the movies, see,
with Freddie with 2 teeth missing,
but Freddie got oh,
never mind, gilligan!
How can I understand
what you're thinking
when I can't understand
what you're saying?
Hey, everybody, gilligan can read minds.
It's the most fantastic
thing you've ever seen.
My little buddy can read minds.
Skipper, nobody can read minds.
It's a scientific impossibility.
Oh, no, now, wait a minute,
professor. Just a minute
let's show him, little buddy.
Now, you tell him
what I'm thinking about.
You're thinking about that
hoola dancer in the grass skirt.
That's right, gilligan!
I even tried to fool him, and I couldn't!
Skipper, just because you said he
read your mind doesn't mean he read it.
Oh, now, wait a minute, professor.
Alright, then, you think of something
and he'll read your mind.
Oh, really, skipper. Come on, professor.
Just think of something.
Oh, go ahead. Humor him, professor.
Well, alright. Go ahead.
Um
The symbol for aluminum is a-I.
Its atomic number is 13.
Its atomic weight is 26.97.
Did he really read your mind, professor?
Well, it must be some sort of a trick.
I mean, it's impossible to read minds.
Try him again, professor! Try him again!
I will. I will.
The the, uh
The index of refraction is n
equals sine-one over sine-r
equals v1 over V2.
Is that right?
Well, there's no doubt about it.
Gilligan read my mind.
I must've. I don't even know what I said!
Oh, gilligan, oh, gilligan, read my mind.
Um, let's see now.
You're thinking of a
double-thick, chocolate malted
With whip cream on it.
Ooh, I was just thinking about
a double-thick chocolate malted.
Whipped cream was my idea.
Gilligan
Would you read my mind?
Yeah.
You're thinking of
Rockery hudpeck.
Rockery hudpeck? Ooh, he's right.
I was thinking of rock
Hudson and Gregory peck,
but I couldn't make up my mind.
Uh, gilligan, my boy,
would you come over here.
There you are. Sit down.
You say that you can read minds, huh?
Well, read mine.
You realize that
the ho well mind is different.
So I'll just give it up.
You're hoping that the prices on
your chemical stocks have gone up.
That's right, or it's a lucky guess.
I dare you to try it again!
Just try it again. I'll give it the double.
Peh-kahhh!
You're thinking that if you
cold read minds, like me,
you would have all
the money in the world.
That's what I was thinking,
but then that's what I'm always thinking!
Gilligan, gilligan, read my mind.
Oh, gilligan!
Now, girls! Girls! Control yourself!
Treat this man with awe and respect!
He's only just gilligan.
Well, he's gilligan to you,
but to me, he's my little fort Knox.
Oh, come on.
Hyah!
Aah!
[Ring]
Alright, my dear. It's my turn.
Dear thurston, how long do
we have to do this pacing thing?
Till we figure out how
gilligan reads minds.
Well, why don't we just
walk up to him and ask him?
Well, I did. I did!
And he said that he didn't know.
Oh, well, you can believe him.
If there's one thing that boy
can't do, it's tell an untruth.
Yes, I know. I know,
my dear. It's so revolting.
Maybe it's the shape of gilligan's head.
The shape of his head
has nothing to do with it.
My uncle egbert's head
is more pointed than his,
and he can't even read a menu.
[Ring]
Here you are, dear.
Maybe gilligan's having
some sort of a nightmare.
You can't read minds
as a result of a nightmare.
I'm having a nightmare because I can't.
I mean, maybe gilligan uh Ate
something that disagreed with him.
Lovey! Lovey, that's it!
That's it! That's his secret:
The food, the thing that he eats!
Well, he does have a most peculiar diet.
I shall eat the same combination
of calories, proteins,
and carbohydrates and mud.
Oh, darling, remember, you
have a very delicate tummy.
Well, let it suffer.
I've got to get that secret!
Oh, yes, dear, but you'll
toss and turn all night.
Let me toss! Let me turn!
To get that secret, I'll
become a whirling dervish.
That was
Oysters
Lobsters
Turtle eggs in the shell
And one coconut milk.
How can a skinny kid
like you hold so much?
I don't know, Mr. Howell,
not until I've had dessert.
Oh! Mary Ann's cookin' my favorite:
Coconut, papaya, and tuna fish pie!
Mmm!
Come on, Mr. Howell!
It's best when it's hot!
Eh!
[Rockabye baby plays]
[Burp]
I feel like a beached whale.
Thurston, this isn't the time for a siesta.
Zip me up.
Eh
Can't make it.
Well, don't be ridiculous.
You've got to get up.
Why?
Well, it's time for dinner.
Eh-ah!
I had a happy childhood.
Gilligan, you've got to wait
until I've asked the question
before you answer it.
Ok, but I can't see how you're
gonna figure out how I read minds
by asking me what happened
when I was a kid.
Well, I think I can.
Now
Did you father ever beat you?
Yes.
He did?
All the time.
And your mother let him?
She used to beat me, too.
Oh, you poor thing.
How else could I learn to play checkers?
Gilligan, will you be serious? Tsk!
I'm sorry.
Now, let's try something else. Um
A word association test.
I'll say a word, and you say the first thing
that pops into your head.
Black.
I didn't say it!
Dog.
Cat.
Ham. Eggs.
Sun.
Moon.
Boy.
Oh.
Uh oh, boy
Attaboy?!
How about "girl"?
Girl boy
yeah! Boy girl! Yeah.
Here. Have some.
Oh, gilligan, it's no use.
Even Sigmund Freud couldn't solve this.
If I see him, I'll tell him.
Tell who?
The skipper. You just asked me
gilligan, I just read your mind.
How did you do it? How do I do it?
How do we do it?
Like this.
Huh?
So that's how we do it.
Then they can't be
ordinary sunflower seeds.
Guess not.
Well, just to make sure it's the seed,
let's try to read each other's minds.
Ok.
I know what you're thinking.
I know what you're thinking.
I know you know what I'm thinking.
I know that you know that I know
that you know what you're thinking.
I know that you know that I know
that you know that I know
you know what I'm thinking.
I think.
I know that you know that I
know what you're thinking
[sigh]
That's right. Let's go tell the others.
And I still say that
gilligan can read minds!
Medical science says he can't.
Well, medical science is wrong!
Medical science is never wrong.
Ginger can read minds, just like me!
I can read minds, just like gilligan,
even if he doesn't think so.
And what does medical
science think about that?
Well, in order to justify
such a fantastic claim,
I would have to perform
laboratory tests with strict controls.
Oh, never mind, professor.
For goodness sakes, I'll test her myself.
Now, go ahead, ginger.
Start reading.
Uh
Thirty six!
Twenty two.
Thirty six.
Tsk! Tsk! Tsk! Tsk!
Oh, well, ginger, I was trying
to figure out the longitude
and the latitude of This island.
Oh, no you weren't, skipper.
You were thinking about
ging never mind, gilligan!
Alright, now, professor,
you go ahead. You test her.
Alright, ginger.
Read my mind.
Thirty six, twenty two, thirty six.
Tsk! Tsk! Tsk! Tsk!
Well, that's just the atomic
weight of sodium hydrochloride.
Oh, no, professor. You
were thinking about ginger
never mind, gilligan.
Alright, ginger, what happened?
Did gilligan tell you
gilligan didn't teach me anything.
All you have to do is eat
one of these sunflower seeds,
which isn't a sunflower seed at all.
Why, that's fantastic.
You know, there's a chapter on these
seeds in my book on rare tropical plants.
It says the last bush
died over 3 centuries ago.
Well, whoever wrote that
book is a blooming idiot.
Well, I'll ignore that.
But according to legend,
which now appears to be fact,
these seeds were used
by the ancient mystics
to induce telepathic communications,
a form of mind-reading.
And it works, professor.
Well, I'll have to reread that chapter.
Professor, my seed!
Ahh! Ho-hum, little buddy,
I think it's time to hit the sack.
That's not what you're thinking.
You're thinking when you get me alone,
you'll make me tell you
where the bush is.
Who? Me?
Now, gilligan Ha ha ha
Gilligan?
Gilligan? Hmm?
I've always taken care of you, haven't I?
It's always been share and
share alike with us, hasn't it?
Please, skipper, I'm
trying to get some sleep.
All I'm asking is one, simple thing.
[Whispering] Let's keep the
location of that bush a secret,
just between you and me, ok?
[Snore]
Gilligan?
Gilligan
I've always taken care of ya, haven't I?
I mean, it's always been share
and share alike with us, hasn't it?
Oh, who put that record back on again?
Oh, gilligan, just say "yes,"
and then you can go back to sleep.
Yes, what?
Just say, "yes, skipper."
Yes, skipper.
[Rockabye baby plays]
That's it, gilligan.
Thurston, aren't you ever going to sleep?
I'm thinking.
What about?
Those seeds, of course.
Gilligan promised to show
us the mind-reading bush
in the morning.
Well, I just don't trust him.
Don't trust gilligan? But that's ridiculous.
He's a soul of honor.
Well, it so happens the soul of honor
is bunking with Sinbad the sailor.
Oh, you don't mean you
don't trust the captain?
That kind of trust made Julius
Caesar a pincushion, my dear.
Yes.
I never knew Julius Caesar
was a pincushion.
Uh gilligan?
Are you asleep?
Huh?
Oh, not now. I was.
What's wrong, Mr. Howell?
[Snore] Shh!
What did I say? "Shh."
Gilligan, there's a little business
deal I wanna talk over with you.
Can't we talk about it in the morning?
No, no, no, no! No, no, no.
Morning is too late.
Mr. Howell, I'm pooped.
Not Mr. Howell. Thurston.
Ok, Mr. Thurston.
That's not "Mr. Thurston,"
just plain, old thurston.
And, since we're partners,
why not "thursty"?
Partners?
That's right.
In the seed deal.
50/50.
50/50?
Uh 60/40.
60/40?
70/30.
That's final. I won't let
you take anything less.
Ok, Mr. Howell, I'll sleep on it.
Tomorrow you'll put the seeds
in my hand for safekeeping.
Right?
[Snore]
No need to answer, my boy,
just a simple nod of the head.
That's it. Yes, indeed, perfectly legal.
I even have a witness.
Ha ha ha shh!
Gilligan?
Shh! Gilligan is sleeping.
Wake up. I've got to talk to you.
Tomorrow, huh?
Gilligan
You like me, don't you?
I'll like you better tomorrow, I promise.
Gilligan, will you promise me one thing?
Mm-hmm
The seeds will be our secret?
I won't even tell you.
Promise?
Gilligan?
Gilligan
Tonight, we share a kiss.
Tomorrow the seeds.
[Snore]
[Snore]
Oh, I don't know how gilligan
could break a promise to his big buddy.
It's the last time I share secrets with him.
Who'd believe that gilligan
would pull a trick like that?
Well, darling, what did he say to you
when you went to visit him in the night?
Shh!
I don't know why you're all so upset.
Well, gilligan just up and left
without saying where he was going.
Oh, that's not true.
He told me he was gonna
go out and get the seeds
and bring them back here.
Bring 'em here?!
With all of us watching?
I'll never trust him again.
Well, if you could read his mind,
you'd know exactly where he went.
I tried that last night, but it didn't work.
Professor: The effect is only temporary.
I did some reading about
those seeds last night.
Hi, everybody! I'm back!
I promised plenty of seeds
for everyone, and here they are.
Aah! Aah! Aah! Aah!
Ready, lovey?
Ready.
Ooh
Rather like the flavor
of truffles, haven't they?
Never mind what they taste like.
Let's just see if they work.
I think a little hollandaise
sauce would improve them.
This isn't a recipe contest.
Now, lovey, uh Think of something.
Alright
Hee hee!
Ready.
You've changed your mind!
Instead of hollandaise sauce,
you think they'd taste
better with sauce bearnaise.
Oh, darling, how clever of you!
You read my mind exactly!
Yes. Now now I'll think of something.
Better take a booster shot.
Really, thurston, how can you?
But, lovey!
I don't mind your stealing
from the others,
but to steal seeds from your own wife!
Ohh! Oh!
Oh, why did I ever marry you? Oh!
Ok, skipper. Sure.
Here it is.
Ha ha!
This mind-reading
sure beats talking a mile.
I don't have to give every order twice.
It's a lot quieter, too.
Ooh, did you have to yell that loud?
Why, I didn't say a word.
Yeah, but you were thinking so loudly.
Hand me that bamboo pole.
Aah!
Gilligan, you are you
a nincompoop! That's
what you're thinking.
Exactly.
And not only that, I
what do you mean,
if I hadn't been so fat,
this wouldn't have happened?
Oh
That's exactly what you were thinking.
I know, but
Gilligan!
Oh! Is that so!
Yes, that's so, and not only that
I'm a what?
I'm glad you can read my mind.
I'm too much of a lady
to say those things.
Well, here's something for you!
Oh!!
Oh!!
And the same goes for you brother!
Hi, professor. Can I talk to you?
Wouldn't you prefer to think at me?
No. That's the last thing I wanna do.
I just had a terrible think
fight with the skipper.
You should have heard
some of the terrible thoughts
he thought at me.
It's not just you and the skipper.
The girls aren't speaking to each other,
and the howells have just
had a violent argument.
Actually, considering all the
months we've spent on this island,
those are the first real fights we've had.
I thought we'd just get along great
if everybody could
read each other's minds.
So did I. You know
I thought those seeds might even
help world peace when we're rescued.
I thought, "if all the countries
in the world could only know"
What do you mean,
"that's a stupid idea"?
All I mean is if the seven of us
taking the seeds just can't get along
I know what you mean, but
that's no reason to be insulting!
[Shouting]
Just stop it!
Yeah, well
You don't think I do my
share of the work, do you?
I didn't say that.
But you thought it.
Oh!
So you think you do more work
around here than I do! Ha!
That's a laugh.
Oh! So I loaf and try to get gilligan
and skipper to do my work, do I?
Well!
I should stop using my head
and use my back for a change.
Well, I
oh, well, you've got a lot of nerve thinking
that if it wasn't for you we
couldn't have survived all this time!
If I knew you had thoughts like
that, I never would have married you!
Well, I'm finding out a
few things that you think
and how few thinks you have!
[Gasp]
Oh oh pooh!
Oh!
Mary Ann is under the impression
that I've been getting
you to do my work for me.
So you think so, too!
Well, do you know what I think?
I most certainly do!
Oh!
And that goes for me, too!
Well, they certainly told you off.
No. I couldn't care less what they think.
It burns me up the
professor thinks that I
oh, so you think I'm responsible
for us being marooned, too, huh?
Well, it certainly wasn't my fault.
Thurston, give me some of your seeds.
I'm all out of them, and I
want to read your mind.
I haven't any more.
I'll go back to the bush
and get some more.
Skipper: Not if I get 'em first!
I think I saw gilligan go this way.
I'll pay the rest of you
$1,000 a piece for the seeds.
Oh, there he is.
Where? Gilligan!
What are you doing there, little buddy?
I'm burning the bush
with the mind-reading seeds.
The the seeds! The seeds!
Ow! Ooh, that smarts.
I burnt my little pinky.
Did you burn all of the seeds?
Yep. The whole bush and everything.
Oh
I suppose you think it's the
dumbest thing I ever did
But we never fought and argued
before we could read minds,
and now that we can't read minds,
maybe we could be friends again, huh?
Ok
If everybody wants to yell
at me for being a dumbbell,
go ahead.
Gilligan, for a guy who's
always doing dumb things,
when you do something smart,
it's beautiful. Ha ha!
And you're not mad?
No, I'm not mad, even
though I lost a fortune.
Gilligan?
Hmm?
You know what I think?
No, I don't.
Well, it's a shame because,
really, it was something nice.
Thanks, skipper.
Gilligan? Hmm?
Reading people's minds can
cause more trouble than a hurricane.
And how.
Ahh
Gilligan? Hmm?
Are you sure you
destroyed all the seeds?
Every single one of 'em.
Oh, that's good.
Now we can get something
done around here.
Yeah, right.
Oh, uh, gilligan? Hmm?
I have a list of things
for you to do tomorrow.
But I was gonna go fishing tomorrow.
Well, gilligan, nobody
says you can't go fishing.
I mean, after you bring up some
firewood, bring up some well water,
dig a drainage ditch, fix the lobster traps,
then after breakfast, uh
Skipper?
Yes, gilligan?
Do you know what I think? No.
That's good.
They're here for a long, long time ♪
they'll have to make the best of things ♪
it's an uphill climb ♪
the first mate and his skipper, too ♪
will do their very best ♪
to make the others comfortable ♪
in the tropic island nest ♪
no phone No lights
no motorcars, not a single luxury ♪
like Robinson crusoe ♪
it's primitive as can be ♪
so join us here each week, my friends ♪
you're sure to get a smile ♪
from seven stranded castaways ♪
here on gilligan's isle ♪