For people that enjoy these behind the scenes, bloopers, etc., these are great! For folks that are grumpy, its a tv show and some people do like to really get into the show, so what?
I am almost to the end of the 1st season, watching with my kids, them seeing it for the 1st time, age 13 and 15. I pause here and there to explain a few of the references, then rewind, but they do love it. A well done show that never "jumped the shark" as a series.
I’m a 1958 kid. I grew up on Gilligans island. I loved it. Probably cause I got to watch so little tv. But I don’t remember noticing any of these things. I loved the campy-ness of the show. The weirder the better.
I agree about Gilligan and his shoe laces. In one episode Gilligan can't tie his laces, but in a later episode Gilligan is seen tying his own shoelaces. Still one of my favorite shows!
The first rescue movie is a favorite of mine, since it contrasted the innocent early-'60s with the crass, sexualized, pushy late '70s. The fates of the castaways after rescue were interesting to see. When the Howells threw their passel of snooty "friends" out of the dinner party for looking down on the other castaways, both they and the audience realize that the Howells have become family with those people, having experienced so much together, in a place where money meant nothing. That was a very genuine touch.
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I truly thought this video was going to be a series of production outtakes, but to my chagrin, it was more of a documentary (as you've indicated). I mean this with all due respect, but when I think of all the inconsistencies & errors you've pointed out (though they were accurate observations), one could conclude, "Who cares?" At least it's that way for myself. I'm an analytical by nature, but when it comes to enjoying my favorite sitcom of all all time, the inconsistencies, errors, goofs, and cheesiness of production are what makes these reruns more fun to watch. They are elements that adds to the entertainment. I think we shouldn't take them quite so seriously. That being said, I appreciate the fact that you enjoy these timeless nostalgic gems. Thanks for sharing.
I'm so proud of myself.i never realised that I knew so many of the names.the only one I didn't know was Willy. I'm a 58 yr old grandma.a 1962 product. I do wish I could go back to the better years.thank u .
I watched the showing growing up as a kid in the early 70s in reruns. WOW I would have never thought the show had so many errors but it's still a classic :-)
Interesting video and certainly well investigated as far as the goofs, errors, etc of the making of Gilligan's Island. However, I have to say these so called goofs are minor in the big picture. Gilligan's Island was a wonderful, ,fun fantasy show. I think even as kids we knew it was unrealistic that the castaways had so many nice clothes, books, make-up, money, suitcases, etc. I am sure we all asked why would the Howells go on a tour on a tiny, insignificant Minnow? How did Mary Ann make pies without butter and flower? Why did each castaway look so groomed and never managed to get a suntan during those years on the island? How did they manage to preserve their clothes and shoes? Had did the famous radio get reception way out in no wheres land? Bottom line, no one cared as this was all fun and we loved the characters. I think most fans of Gilligan's Island read Sherwood's book on the making of this show. For those who have read it, it is a miracle this show ever got on the air.
Thanks for such an extensive effort. It was a great show and the flaws are minor and don't take anything away from it. It is interesting to see the flaws and I thank you for revealing what most of us miss.
This video reminds me of those people who try to explain how Santa Claus can't be real. It's Gilligan's Island! It might have been interesting if you tried having a laugh about it but it comes across too serious.
People, this a quaint and entertaining video on TH-cam, not a Discovery Channel documentary. I found it to be plain fun and all I see are comments blasting the production value. The audio wasn't great but I could hear just fine. With all the REAL controversial and decisive crap on the internet this made me feel good. Don't get me wrong; I LOVE a good argument thread on a video when deserved but choose your battles, for cryin' out loud. Good job, David! Thank you.
Old Philip my childhood is gone you took it all away I miss Ginger Marianne damn it. Thank God I still can remember what I saw and not what you told me what I saw
Thank you for the Video. It's obvious that you love the Series as much as all of us who grew up watching it. A lot of the errors that you find are continuity gaffs. I don't think the production values were real high on GI because at the time no one would think that we would be watching it 50 years later! I'm an old movie buff and the continuity issues are common in Movies made in the 30s and 40s. They just never expected that these shows and movies were going to be more than passing diversions watched by the audience only once or twice.
I love this! After school TV in the early 70's... Even then... I wondered how many times could they use the wheel from the Minnow? Keep up the good work.
I enjoy this sort of thing . . . it's amusing to see the mistakes, but also highlights the 1001 details that comprise a TV production. Thanks for your efforts David!
the reason why a movie star a millionaire & his wife were on a crappy little boat was because the producer wanted it to be that way, its call tv ? get real. in real life they would have their own yachts
The sub chaser appears to be the PC 815 also known as the 'jinxed sub chaser'. They were smaller than a fleet destroyer and much slower (20 knots max vs 35+ for most destroyers) and were used for coastal patrol, not fighting in the Solomon islands.
+David Caldarola It's true it is a bit slow but I'm not even a fan of the show, more of a tv nerd overall, and I am throughly enjoying the fine toothed comb you used here. Nice work throughout. Thank you for sharing this!
In one of the episodes, Captain asks Mrs. Howell how she handled her husband during the crash of 1929. She replied, something like, "oh yes that is when we were just millionaires." If they had been married for twenty years in 1963 that doesn't agree with the time of the Wall street crash.
The most blatant and fatal Goof/error was in the first Rescue Movie...Gilligan says he knows they are back o nthe same Island showing a "MINNOW I"(one) piece of wreckage. There was No " l " on the original minnow..
The beauty of all those old shows was that production was cheap, storyline simple and the end result was a wonderful memory of our childhood that TV will never be this wholesome ever again....the quirks you point out were *Signature* to all slapstick sit-coms of the era....we were kids then...we didn't look for continuity, we looked for a reason to watch TV!
I enjoyed watching this. I also noticed that the professor's pants are dark in color when he's sitting on the beach while they all listen to the radio just after being shipwrecked, but then later in the episode he is wearing the white pants he is known for wearing throughout the series. Just wanted to add that to your collection. :)
You're taking this WAY too seriously. Looking for continuity errors in Gilligan's Island is like complaining about the unlikely physics in play during a Roadrunner cartoon.
I disagree. This whole thing is obviously out of fun... searching for things we missed over the last 50 years. It seems somewhat pathetic to me when someone complains about "nit-picking." Why not just sit back and enjoy the videos?
listen (heh) I found this vid by accident but thoroughly Enjoyed this retrospective. I grew up with this show when originally aired ( yes I'm old) and wasn't looking for any of these 'mistakes' ,but it still brought me back to happy childhood memories Thank You very much for your hard work
Thanks for the comments and for taking these videos in the spirit in which they were given. A lot of people gripe about how I'm taking the show too seriously, or being too critical. It's just showing the oddities that happened that many of us hadn't noticed in almost 50 years. It's all in fun.
That's exactly what I did, and I'm pretty sure that's what many others have done. I tried to watch the first one (this one), but couldn't complete it because of the audio levels. I let him know about it, but he's too stubborn to take any constructive criticism and denies there is anything wrong with it . So I never bothered with any of his other videos.
I have had several people tell me about the audio level. I have had a number of people say they have no problem with it. I can hear it just fine. So where is the problem. I recently had someone state that they heard the video just fine, even though they wear hearing aids! The problem is on your side - either with your hearing or your equipment. Are you saying you can't hear the audio at all? Or, is it that it is just not as loud as you would like it to be? How loud does the audio need to be to hear me narrating different scenes? I honestly believe that too many people have been listening to music and the like for so long at high volumes that they are bothered by something at a normal level. I also point out that many videos I watch on TH-cam are so loud, I have to set the volume to the smallest point just past mute to hear it comfortably. Many videos have audio levels so high, it would deafen you if you listened to them at full volume. Also remember that this was my first video. No other video I have produced has been criticized for audio level.
We were kids fascinated with a shipwreck and loved the characters. Who cares or even noticed as a kid that the island had mountains or not or any of the other stuff. Way to serious!
08:34 there actually IS an in-universe explanation for why the entire Minnow flies apart. A few minutes earlier, you hear the Skipper say that he's re-coating the entire boat with Gilligan's pancake-syrup glue.
I remember him saying that, but re-coating every board that is also nailed down will not make the boards peel off. If he removed every board, pulled out all of the nails, and then reattached them with the glue only to hold them together, then - yes - it would peel apart when the glue went bad. But even on Gilligan's Island, it is beyond belief to suggest the skipper disassembled the entire boat and then glued it back together. Thanks for the comments.
I never really noticed, but they also had an extensive wardrobe for a 3 hour tour. Look at different episodes and on each one you'll find the women wearing probably a different outfit each time. Not so much with the guys of course.
Yea, but don't forget all the stuff that would wash up onto the island. I think in one episode, there was a crate full of costumes if I'm not mistaken. What I would like to know is, for as many years as they were on that island, how is it, the Skipper, Gilligan, & the Professor's clothes NEVER wore out? I sure would love to know they're secret cos that would REALLY save on me having to buy new clothes all the time. lol
Yeah. I wouldn't have posted anything unless I saw the video and then for kicks, I added a few thing myself. Just too much time on my hands at night sometimes. One way to clear the mind.
Dennis M I never took it seriously. I just stated the fact that allot of stuff washed ashore in way of clothes. As for Gilligan, the Skipper, & the Professor, like I said, I sure would love to know what their secret was to making their clothes last for all those years. No holes!!! lol
In the jungle boy episode, you see Kurt Russell getting ready to swing from a vine. As he is swinging through the air in the next shot, you can clearly see that it is an adult stunt double who is a lot more muscular that Kurt Russell.
+singingscotty2001 - I mentioned on another post that we should get together, maybe on a facebook group, and add all of the things each of us has caught. It would be interesting and fun, but there are always those people who immediately criticize others for any reason they can come up with that would put the project down.
+Antifoul Awl LOL! The question of the last half of the 20th century! Maybe, along with the three years worth of clothing, they packed a crate of condoms.
Your are not the first to mention that. The narration was recorded on Mixcraft5 - often times with the level going into the red. But once one attaches it to a windows movie maker project, saves it for computer and TH-cam use, and then uploads it to TH-cam, there can be loss of signal. I use to have the same problem graphically when I tried to use both WMM and Corel movie maker. (Corel was used to overlay.) By the time the project was saved, the graphics lost quite a bit of resolution.
Your third season installment was louder. I love Gilligan's Island. Thank you for the bloopers. I will make sure to look at them the next time I watch Gilligan's Island, they are on season three on MeTV network now,
You do realize that a lot of Gilligan's Island was filmed in a back parking lot of CBS in Studio City? Ofcourse they actually filmed inside the CBS building also.
DAMN, I used to love Gilligans island. to think I believed that 7 people were stuck on an island all those years ! and it was all a fake with actors and studio and props.!! AWE GEEEE WEEZZ!!!
Interesting and nice job, but I hope you can take some constructive criticism... If you're doing more of these, I would suggest some effort on producing better quality audio, mic placement etc... Don't mean to sound hypercritical, but it's absolutely terrible...
A handful of people have complained about the volume. I used Mixcraft5 and I was mostly concerned with a signal level that kept driving into the red. This was also my first video. There also seems to be a little trouble after recording, adding it to Windows Movie Maker, saving, and then downloading it to TH-cam - there appears to be some signal loss. But If I watch my video and listen to it over the speakers or with headphones, I can hear it just fine. It's not loud, but I wouldn't call it quiet either. My audio problem on TH-cam is that some people's productions are so loud that even when I set the volume to its most minimal level, it is still a bit loud. I can't help but think that some people, after preferring to hear things loudly all their life, may be suffering from hearing loss and aren't yet aware of it.
Sorry. I have all volume turned up max and it is hard to hear. Once you upload it and you hear how low it is, did you ever think of re-doing it properly and re-uploading it?
Haven't considered it. I would have to re-record a new audio track and then combine it to the old video which would lead to degradation of the video's quality. But as I said before, I can hear it. This reminds me when the PC game Wizardry 8 came out. I chatted on a website that the video was too dark, even after increasing the brilliance. A guy suggested ampping up the gamma, I told him I didn't want to do that because that really stresses the monitor. Years later, when I played the game again, but on a different computer and monitor, the video levels looked fine. Since most people don't have a problem with the sound level, I can't help but suppose some viewers either have hearing or equipment issues that make it worse.
There are several comment about the volume. That should have given you a clue. Plus, using a video editor and SAVING a master copy would have allowed you to redo the finished product with the volume increased.
David, you're rationalizing . . Nobody's suffering from anything :), the audio is hideous. People are interested in your content, but if I can't hear the audio while I'm on my stationary bike, cranked up over a pair of very high quality studio speakers... then, it's not my hearing. I put my headphones on last night and then I could hear what you were saying..., but you have to speak into the mic,.. it sounds like you're on the other side of the room... Those who are complaining are the ones that actually took the time to say something... believe me, it's terrible... But thank you again for the content... enjoyed it never the less.
It is amazing how our T v's have gotten better and you can see these so called mistakes With the old T v's from the sixties you wouldn't have seen any of this stuff
Mr. Caldarola, I salute you for your phenomenal attention to detail! I am nearly the same as as you and I watched Gilligan's Island so much I virtually lived on it and stayed there until the rescue in the late 1970s. Yet my mastery of goofs was limited to, "where did they go to the bathroom?" and "No motorcar? So what, where were they going to drive a motorcar anyway?"
There are many fictional TV shows. The first purpose of the videos is merely to have fun with all of the things most of us never caught before, or discovered - like an Easter egg hunt. The second purpose was to demonstrate - not critically, but as a matter of fact - how many things the production of Gilligan's Island messed up on; considering how other shows of that time did their best to NOT show mistakes to the viewers. Thirdly, my conclusion at the end of the third season states that Gilligan's Island demonstrates sometimes a lot of technical gaffes don't mean anything... if the viewers are in love with the characters. Not a waste of effort at all, it all depends on how one looks at it.
Wow, what a hater! Yes there are oodles of continuity problems, but Gilligan's Island wasn't created to be geographically correct or scientifically precise. It's easy to pick apart scenes when you've got the complete series on DVD and can pause scenes to note the flaws. It's classic slapstick. It's meant to be enjoyed and shared with generations to come. No one knew that in 40 years digital home entertainment was ever going to happen. You're missing the entire point of the show. I clicked on this video hoping to see never before released bloopers from this beloved show that has spanned 40-some years after it's final episode, and I open up the sour rantings of and old spiteful man. What did Sherwood Schwartz or Gilligan's Island ever do to you?!
+K. Blackeagle I Love Lucy, which is considered a standard, quality sit-com has at least one continuity problem that I know of. People watching the rerun of the episode in which the Ricardos buy a new washer, only to end up fighting with the Merzt over who is going to get to old washer do not realize that in the course of the show, the Mertz had actually bought a brand new washer only a month or so before.
Thankfully, I always read the comments before I watch the video. I was hoping for never before seen bloopers as well. I know for a fact that Gilligan's Island was created for entertaining. That seemed to be the whole point of the show. It's a comedy. Just enjoy it and stop complaining (directed to the person who made this video, not you).
Jessica Reichard - These videos are not meant to complain or criticize the series, they are simply meant for people who like the show to see a number of goofs they may have missed before. The majority of responses are positive because these people know they are for fun. But its amazing how every now and then, someone wants to chime in to be critical or disrespectful. I don't understand why some people seem to have an attack mentality, always looking for a fight.
Very detailed coverage 👍 thank. Didn't anyone edit these before submitting for airtime. I loved the show. When first run as a teenager I never noticed any.
All that time on the island, and Gilligan's red shirt never wears out, nor does the Skipper's blue shirt or the Professor's button-up shirt. They always look brand-new.
That's been noticed before, Jeff. Especially when one considers all of the episodes where their clothes get physically damaged. One can only attribute it to Ginger and Mary Ann's magnificent ability with a needle and thread.
Your nit picking is annoying. Had every blooper been fixed, it may not have retained it's comedic value. Gilligans Super Glue on the S.S. Minnow: "Why would they show even the good, secure planks popping off?" Had you actually paid attention to that whole episode, you would have heard Gilligan say that since the glue worked so well, he used it on the ENTIRE boat. So yes, you explained it well enough when you used this platform to promote your other books and TH-cam videos. None of which I will be purchasing, or even reading. Your videos audio quality is terrible. A very basic three slide equalizer costing about $30 would have helped tremendously. Quite possibly, it may also masked the clicking noise being made by your loose dentures. Two words of advice here; Poly-Grip! By you attempting to tear apart this classical, American Institution that is beloved by millions, you open yourself up to return scrutiny. A side note here. Dump the scripted commentary. It sounds forced and very monotone. It lacks any passion that you claim to have for this show. Better luck to your future endeavors. John "A real Gilligans Island Fan" Coupland. Further constructive criticism available for standard Union fees.
For a man whose picture shows gray hairs, I would have expected a more mature reply. First of all, other people made the remark that Skipper said he was spreading the glue all over the boat. But he was just "painting" it on. Unless you are willing to believe that the Skipper and the Professor "removed" every plank and decided to glue them back on. Too absurd an idea even for G.I. Secondly, this isn't nit-picking. Consider it an Esater egg hunt with the fun in finding things one hadn't noticed no matter how long one has watched the reruns. There are people who just watch the videos and enjoy them, and their are those who seem to believe it is their duty in life to criticize. I am sorry you put yourself into the second group. As far as, "So yes, you explained it well enough when you used this platform to promote your other books and TH-cam videos. None of which I will be purchasing, or even reading." You might conssider this a personal attack, but it si not. In the introduction of my book, I stated that if a person enjoys me book, then I wrote it for them. This also applies to my TH-cam videos. If a person enjoys them, then I made them for those people. So, you see, it doesn't matter if you don't purchase my book or watch my videos; I didn't make them for you.
Okay, I am a reasonable sort. Your "Easter egg hunt" remark was enlightening. I assume that I can find your other videos on this channel? I am really not as closed minded as I appear to be. Thanks for your reply
I appreciate your response. Yes, you can find all of my videos here. By the way, I have a series called "The Penny Prophet" which discusses serious topics of religion, politics, culture, etc. Of course, there are also other G.I. videos and some poetry narrations.
Thanks sir. The Penny Prophet sounds interesting. Also, believe it or not, I do enjoy poetry. Are there any particular subjects you enjoy writing about more than others? Thanks.
I consider myself a story-teller poet. I don't do much that merely expounds on life or love. I don't prefer Haiku, Senryu, or other short forms of poetry. I'm old fashioned and prefer the works of Poe or Longfellow. If you want, send me an email at Jttbot59@gmail.com and I can email you some works and we can chat at length about whatever you want.
Kenneth Tarlow.....Yeah, I thought the same thing, but once I started watching it, I realized how many mistakes were made & that made it funnier. I wish he would have been able to show some scenes from the show, but Y/T would have yanked them all down like they always do. Have a great week. :)
Mr Caldarola: Thank you so much for this great series of Gilligan's Island goofs and oddities! As a personal intro, I was born in 1958 so we both have the Gilligan's decade of experiences in common. I was obsessed with GI and remember it when first on and for many years in reruns. But you shame me for not seeing even 5% of these goofs myself! Excellent work. You have inspired me do my own search and to find some which I will forward for your magnificent collection. (I wonder if the 'cable' in the back near the tree line could be a large fold and blemish in the canvas backdrop) Michael
+mdschererco - Thanks for receiving these videos in the spirit in which they are given. It's like a treasure hunt, finding interesting things one may have overlooked before.
The vodka bottle with the X on it wasn't a goof. The Cosmonaut grabbed the bottle after their bottle was empty and before he was able to drink from it and realize it was water he passed out.
A lot of people messed up what you are saying. The bottle with the "X" is in the hand of the cosmonaut who has already passed out. The second cosmonaut takes their bottle and passes out too. But the "X" bottle should never have been in the hand of the first cosmonaut. Thanks for watching.
I think that was just part of the magic of the show. You had to suspend reality again and again, it was a bit of a running gag. After all, even without paying that close attention... you had to accept that these people had unlimited, or at least completely imperishable clothes. Especially the Howells and Ginger, who tended to dress up. One could accept a suitcase or two- but how many spare outfits do you usually bring on a '3 hour tour'? Secondly of course, that the professor and Skipper could build practically anything, which they did.... except a seaworthy boat. Even when they literally had all the disassembled pieces of the old one. There were nearby islands which were forgotten, no one cared to ever see them again. And the endless list of island guests, none of which ever disclosed the castaways were there- especially considering a couple of them were rather well known figures (millionaires and movie star). Eh well.
Thank you for putting this together! This was most enjoyable and we are fortunate that there are individuals such as yourself who are curious about such things and are willing to share your insights! Job well done!
this takes all the fun out of a series we're just supposed to enjoy - use the heart a little more - be more child-like and just have fun - I say this for your sake so you can laugh, and live your life, don't spend your time criticizing it.
+Dylan Suppiah - There is zero criticism. It's all in fun. There are a lot of people who enjoy goofs and errors as well as bloopers and outtakes. Please remember that there are a lot of people like me who practically have every scene and word memorized. Finding errors is like a treasure hunt - never knowing when another oddity will pop up.
David Caldarola Thanks for taking the time to clear the air, yes, since that's how you see it, I apologise and stand corrected for my critical stance, in failing to see and appreciating your sense of fun. Thanks again for patiently and gently correcting me. Cheers!
No problem... I appreciate your civil remarks. When I posted a TH-cam video on evolution and creationism, the atheists came out in droves and accosted me. Please feel free to look up my tribute to Alan Hale titled "Alan Hale, King of the Oops." Thanks.
Thanks. There is also a video I posted on Alan Hale's 95th birthday called 'Alan Hale - King of the Oops," and an "addendum" video showing goofs that viewers had caught.
I used to rush home after school back in the early 70's so I could watch it.
The imperfections show the innocence of the era.
Plus I heard the rumor that many of the cast and crew were "stoned to the bone" nearly all the time. Certainly would explain A LOT!
The sound was very low so I took two coconuts and used them to amplify the sound.
Matt Foley
what???
Matt Foley LMAO!
Are you a professor or something?!
HAHAHA !!!! I drilled a hole in a coconut and put my dick in it !
For people that enjoy these behind the scenes, bloopers, etc., these are great! For folks that are grumpy, its a tv show and some people do like to really get into the show, so what?
I am almost to the end of the 1st season, watching with my kids, them seeing it for the 1st time, age 13 and 15. I pause here and there to explain a few of the references, then rewind, but they do love it. A well done show that never "jumped the shark" as a series.
I think I watched every episode as a kid 🤣 I get nostalgia from these even though I was born in 2001
I’m a 1958 kid. I grew up on Gilligans island. I loved it. Probably cause I got to watch so little tv. But I don’t remember noticing any of these things. I loved the campy-ness of the show. The weirder the better.
I agree about Gilligan and his shoe laces. In one episode Gilligan can't tie his laces, but in a later episode Gilligan is seen tying his own shoelaces. Still one of my favorite shows!
The first rescue movie is a favorite of mine, since it contrasted the innocent early-'60s with the crass, sexualized, pushy late '70s. The fates of the castaways after rescue were interesting to see. When the Howells threw their passel of snooty "friends" out of the dinner party for looking down on the other castaways, both they and the audience realize that the Howells have become family with those people, having experienced so much together, in a place where money meant nothing. That was a very genuine touch.
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I totally love this!! Simpler times in TV and life. I was laughing so much, so enjoyable. Thank you for this, much appreciated.
I truly thought this video was going to be a series of production outtakes, but to my chagrin, it was more of a documentary (as you've indicated). I mean this with all due respect, but when I think of all the inconsistencies & errors you've pointed out (though they were accurate observations), one could conclude, "Who cares?" At least it's that way for myself. I'm an analytical by nature, but when it comes to enjoying my favorite sitcom of all all time, the inconsistencies, errors, goofs, and cheesiness of production are what makes these reruns more fun to watch. They are elements that adds to the entertainment. I think we shouldn't take them quite so seriously. That being said, I appreciate the fact that you enjoy these timeless nostalgic gems. Thanks for sharing.
I'm so proud of myself.i never realised that I knew so many of the names.the only one I didn't know was Willy. I'm a 58 yr old grandma.a 1962 product. I do wish I could go back to the better years.thank u .
I watched the showing growing up as a kid in the early 70s in reruns. WOW I would have never thought the show had so many errors but it's still a classic :-)
examining Giligans Island like it was the Zebruder film is a little weird
Yeah I agree. The goofs and errors just add to the absurdity of the show in my opinion.
Ben Fitz ikr?
"Zapruder" film. You're right though! Pretty funny analogy.
Schmapruder :D
This is by far THE greatest reply I have seen about this video and I TOTALLY agree with you.
My dad was Charles Tannen, and he wrote some episodes with the late Bill Davenport. Cool video! :)
Nice video. Very enjoyable. I used to hurry home from school every day so I wouldn't miss an episode. (I always suspected that Gilligan was insane.)
Interesting video and certainly well investigated as far as the goofs, errors, etc of the making of Gilligan's Island. However, I have to say these so called goofs are minor in the big picture. Gilligan's Island was a wonderful, ,fun fantasy show. I think even as kids we knew it was unrealistic that the castaways had so many nice clothes, books, make-up, money, suitcases, etc. I am sure we all asked why would the Howells go on a tour on a tiny, insignificant Minnow? How did Mary Ann make pies without butter and flower? Why did each castaway look so groomed and never managed to get a suntan during those years on the island? How did they manage to preserve their clothes and shoes? Had did the famous radio get reception way out in no wheres land? Bottom line, no one cared as this was all fun and we loved the characters. I think most fans of Gilligan's Island read Sherwood's book on the making of this show. For those who have read it, it is a miracle this show ever got on the air.
Thanks for such an extensive effort. It was a great show and the flaws are minor and don't take anything away from it. It is interesting to see the flaws and I thank you for revealing what most of us miss.
+RagweedFarmer really? you missed them the first time? geez!!! *facepalm!*
+Mac M Really, you're that much of a moron??? Bird!!!
RagweedFarmer apparently not as much of a moron as you
He must not have a whole lot to do but to watch Gilligan's Island all day everyday
This video reminds me of those people who try to explain how Santa Claus can't be real. It's Gilligan's Island! It might have been interesting if you tried having a laugh about it but it comes across too serious.
kiolasmash550 - well said.
I love finding goofs! You showed me several. Liked and subscribed!
This was very enjoyable. Thank you!
You are truly insane. This is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen.
Great work man! Would love if you did videos like this of the 1966 batman show! Loved your subtle humor! 😂
did you miss the cars driving by in the background when they first wake up on the boat after being shipwrecked the night before.
An awful lot of footprints in the sand for a deserted isle.
People, this a quaint and entertaining video on TH-cam, not a Discovery Channel documentary. I found it to be plain fun and all I see are comments blasting the production value. The audio wasn't great but I could hear just fine. With all the REAL controversial and decisive crap on the internet this made me feel good. Don't get me wrong; I LOVE a good argument thread on a video when deserved but choose your battles, for cryin' out loud. Good job, David! Thank you.
Thanks, Phillip. "Most" of the people who viewed the videos had a good time with them.
Old Philip my childhood is gone you took it all away I miss Ginger Marianne damn it. Thank God I still can remember what I saw and not what you told me what I saw
Thank you for the Video. It's obvious that you love the Series as much as all of us who grew up watching it. A lot of the errors that you find are continuity gaffs. I don't think the production values were real high on GI because at the time no one would think that we would be watching it 50 years later!
I'm an old movie buff and the continuity issues are common in Movies made in the 30s and 40s. They just never expected that these shows and movies were going to be more than passing diversions watched by the audience only once or twice.
I love this! After school TV in the early 70's... Even then... I wondered how many times could they use the wheel from the Minnow? Keep up the good work.
Boy are you smart, and I always thought Gilligan's Island was real !
I really love how this is shot and narrated it reminds me of when I was a kid watching TV with my whole family.
I enjoy this sort of thing . . . it's amusing to see the mistakes, but also highlights the 1001 details that comprise a TV production. Thanks for your efforts David!
I just want to know why a "millionaire and his wife" and a "movie star" would be on a crappy little boat, instead of on their own yachts
the reason why a movie star a millionaire & his wife were on a crappy little boat was because the producer wanted it to be that way, its call tv ? get real. in real life they would have their own yachts
Raymond Doucette
then why did the producer not have the President and the Pope also on the boat, that would hve made as much sense
Well obviously they needed a place to carry those trunks of clothes and their money.. ;)
another question if he is millionaire why is he married to just a old women,
Well if you remember correctly she was a Wentworth and her family was as wealthy as the Howell empire, so knowing him he wanted her money..;)
Gilligan was cheap labor not really smart however in real life Bob Denver is more educated than the whole cast
I loved Gilligans Island. It was one of my favorite shows to watch when I was younger.
Thank you for sharing these bloopers/mistakes 😃😃
The sub chaser appears to be the PC 815 also known as the 'jinxed sub chaser'. They were smaller than a fleet destroyer and much slower (20 knots max vs 35+ for most destroyers) and were used for coastal patrol, not fighting in the Solomon islands.
+David Caldarola It's true it is a bit slow but I'm not even a fan of the show, more of a tv nerd overall, and I am throughly enjoying the fine toothed comb you used here. Nice work throughout. Thank you for sharing this!
You've got way too much time on your hands sir :)
guaranteed this Dude doesn't have a wife
@@lancelink2812 He has a "Teddy".
You obviously watched somewhat closer than myself. Thanks for a ride down that lane.
In one of the episodes, Captain asks Mrs. Howell how she handled her husband during the crash of 1929. She replied, something like, "oh yes that is when we were just millionaires." If they had been married for twenty years in 1963 that doesn't agree with the time of the Wall street crash.
Its not a documented its a silly show a lot a people love
The most blatant and fatal Goof/error was in the first Rescue Movie...Gilligan says he knows they are back o nthe same Island showing a "MINNOW I"(one) piece of wreckage. There was No " l " on the original minnow..
It was even funnier that Gilligan said " don"t worry Skipper it still tastes the same" , That is funny.
The beauty of all those old shows was that production was cheap, storyline simple and the end result was a wonderful memory of our childhood that TV will never be this wholesome ever again....the quirks you point out were *Signature* to all slapstick sit-coms of the era....we were kids then...we didn't look for continuity, we looked for a reason to watch TV!
I enjoyed watching this. I also noticed that the professor's pants are dark in color when he's sitting on the beach while they all listen to the radio just after being shipwrecked, but then later in the episode he is wearing the white pants he is known for wearing throughout the series. Just wanted to add that to your collection. :)
I noticed professor and Gilligan had a boner when they are next to Marianne
I noticed Skipper and Mister how I had a boner next to Ginger
You're taking this WAY too seriously. Looking for continuity errors in Gilligan's Island is like complaining about the unlikely physics in play during a Roadrunner cartoon.
Exactly..
Well who wouldn't want an electromagnet strong enough to pull in a space satellite?
TheNeonRab
NeonRabbit,you are absolutely right! Nit-picking tv series is pathetic.
I disagree. This whole thing is obviously out of fun... searching for things we missed over the last 50 years. It seems somewhat pathetic to me when someone complains about "nit-picking." Why not just sit back and enjoy the videos?
listen (heh) I found this vid by accident but thoroughly Enjoyed this retrospective. I grew up with this show when originally aired ( yes I'm old) and wasn't looking for any of these 'mistakes' ,but it still brought me back to happy childhood memories
Thank You very much for your hard work
Thanks for the comments and for taking these videos in the spirit in which they were given. A lot of people gripe about how I'm taking the show too seriously, or being too critical. It's just showing the oddities that happened that many of us hadn't noticed in almost 50 years. It's all in fun.
...easier said than done speaks volumes...
Leave the guy alone. If you don't like it go to another video somewhere else.
That's exactly what I did, and I'm pretty sure that's what many others have done. I tried to watch the first one (this one), but couldn't complete it because of the audio levels. I let him know about it, but he's too stubborn to take any constructive criticism and denies there is anything wrong with it . So I never bothered with any of his other videos.
I have had several people tell me about the audio level. I have had a number of people say they have no problem with it. I can hear it just fine. So where is the problem. I recently had someone state that they heard the video just fine, even though they wear hearing aids! The problem is on your side - either with your hearing or your equipment. Are you saying you can't hear the audio at all? Or, is it that it is just not as loud as you would like it to be? How loud does the audio need to be to hear me narrating different scenes? I honestly believe that too many people have been listening to music and the like for so long at high volumes that they are bothered by something at a normal level. I also point out that many videos I watch on TH-cam are so loud, I have to set the volume to the smallest point just past mute to hear it comfortably. Many videos have audio levels so high, it would deafen you if you listened to them at full volume. Also remember that this was my first video. No other video I have produced has been criticized for audio level.
Sad.
David, I heard the audio just fine, nothing wrong with it at all, you did a helluva job, people just complain just to hear themselves complain.
Thanks.
Turn up the volume!
and also delete this stupid video
Why don't you just go away and annoy someone else with your presence?
David Caldarola I enjoyed the video
Thanks.
use 2 coconuts to amplify the volume.
We were kids fascinated with a shipwreck and loved the characters. Who cares or even noticed as a kid that the island had mountains or not or any of the other stuff. Way to serious!
A big part of the show's humor is the complete absurdity of various situations
Very interesting :D
LOL! I've always loved GI, but methinks you're taking it a wee bit too seriously!! ;)
NO MATTER WHAT YOU SAY WE STILL LOVE IT.
08:34 there actually IS an in-universe explanation for why the entire Minnow flies apart. A few minutes earlier, you hear the Skipper say that he's re-coating the entire boat with Gilligan's pancake-syrup glue.
I remember him saying that, but re-coating every board that is also nailed down will not make the boards peel off. If he removed every board, pulled out all of the nails, and then reattached them with the glue only to hold them together, then - yes - it would peel apart when the glue went bad. But even on Gilligan's Island, it is beyond belief to suggest the skipper disassembled the entire boat and then glued it back together. Thanks for the comments.
I never really noticed, but they also had an extensive wardrobe for a 3 hour tour. Look at different episodes and on each one you'll find the women wearing probably a different outfit each time. Not so much with the guys of course.
Yea, but don't forget all the stuff that would wash up onto the island. I think in one episode, there was a crate full of costumes if I'm not mistaken. What I would like to know is, for as many years as they were on that island, how is it, the Skipper, Gilligan, & the Professor's clothes NEVER wore out? I sure would love to know they're secret cos that would REALLY save on me having to buy new clothes all the time. lol
do keep in mind that Gilligan's Island was a fictional show. Not meant to be taken seriously. Seriously. LOL
Yeah. I wouldn't have posted anything unless I saw the video and then for kicks, I added a few thing myself. Just too much time on my hands at night sometimes. One way to clear the mind.
Dennis M I never took it seriously. I just stated the fact that allot of stuff washed ashore in way of clothes. As for Gilligan, the Skipper, & the Professor, like I said, I sure would love to know what their secret was to making their clothes last for all those years. No holes!!! lol
You really never noticed that until now?
Can't hear time to leave.
In the jungle boy episode, you see Kurt Russell getting ready to swing from a vine. As he is swinging through the air in the next shot, you can clearly see that it is an adult stunt double who is a lot more muscular that Kurt Russell.
+singingscotty2001 - I mentioned on another post that we should get together, maybe on a facebook group, and add all of the things each of us has caught. It would be interesting and fun, but there are always those people who immediately criticize others for any reason they can come up with that would put the project down.
Yes there were alot of inconsistencies, that is what made it dorky, which made it cool.
Here's an oddity- why did Maryanne and Ginger not get pregnant?
+Antifoul Awl LOL! The question of the last half of the 20th century!
Maybe, along with the three years worth of clothing, they packed a crate of condoms.
+Antifoul Awl they swallowed
The Professor invented a pill .
The professor made condoms out of rubber sap. The same stuff Gilligan covered the phone line with.
*Because the professor was a bookworm and if you didn't figure it out about the Skipper and Gilligan, you must live in a really small town*...
Turn UP your volume man!
Your are not the first to mention that. The narration was recorded on Mixcraft5 - often times with the level going into the red. But once one attaches it to a windows movie maker project, saves it for computer and TH-cam use, and then uploads it to TH-cam, there can be loss of signal. I use to have the same problem graphically when I tried to use both WMM and Corel movie maker. (Corel was used to overlay.) By the time the project was saved, the graphics lost quite a bit of resolution.
Your third season installment was louder. I love Gilligan's Island. Thank you for the bloopers. I will make sure to look at them the next time I watch Gilligan's Island, they are on season three on MeTV network now,
Gilligan's Island is Emmy Award Winning Show to me!!
You do realize that a lot of Gilligan's Island was filmed in a back parking lot of CBS in Studio City? Ofcourse they actually filmed inside the CBS building also.
DAMN, I used to love Gilligans island. to think I believed that 7 people were stuck on an island all those years ! and it was all a fake with actors and studio and props.!! AWE GEEEE WEEZZ!!!
They made the movie Rescue From Gilligan's Island because the U.S. Navy was getting letters from people who thought the show was real.
Interesting and nice job, but I hope you can take some constructive criticism... If you're doing more of these, I would suggest some effort on producing better quality audio, mic placement etc... Don't mean to sound hypercritical, but it's absolutely terrible...
A handful of people have complained about the volume. I used Mixcraft5 and I was mostly concerned with a signal level that kept driving into the red. This was also my first video. There also seems to be a little trouble after recording, adding it to Windows Movie Maker, saving, and then downloading it to TH-cam - there appears to be some signal loss. But If I watch my video and listen to it over the speakers or with headphones, I can hear it just fine. It's not loud, but I wouldn't call it quiet either. My audio problem on TH-cam is that some people's productions are so loud that even when I set the volume to its most minimal level, it is still a bit loud. I can't help but think that some people, after preferring to hear things loudly all their life, may be suffering from hearing loss and aren't yet aware of it.
Sorry. I have all volume turned up max and it is hard to hear. Once you upload it and you hear how low it is, did you ever think of re-doing it properly and re-uploading it?
Haven't considered it. I would have to re-record a new audio track and then combine it to the old video which would lead to degradation of the video's quality. But as I said before, I can hear it. This reminds me when the PC game Wizardry 8 came out. I chatted on a website that the video was too dark, even after increasing the brilliance. A guy suggested ampping up the gamma, I told him I didn't want to do that because that really stresses the monitor. Years later, when I played the game again, but on a different computer and monitor, the video levels looked fine. Since most people don't have a problem with the sound level, I can't help but suppose some viewers either have hearing or equipment issues that make it worse.
There are several comment about the volume. That should have given you a clue. Plus, using a video editor and SAVING a master copy would have allowed you to redo the finished product with the volume increased.
David, you're rationalizing . . Nobody's suffering from anything :), the audio is hideous. People are interested in your content, but if I can't hear the audio while I'm on my stationary bike, cranked up over a pair of very high quality studio speakers... then, it's not my hearing. I put my headphones on last night and then I could hear what you were saying..., but you have to speak into the mic,.. it sounds like you're on the other side of the room... Those who are complaining are the ones that actually took the time to say something... believe me, it's terrible... But thank you again for the content... enjoyed it never the less.
I love the fact that Gilligan could pilot a submarine but because he couldn’t read Japanese he could only go in circles.
It is amazing how our T v's have gotten better and you can see these so called mistakes With the old T v's from the sixties you wouldn't have seen any of this stuff
I need to get a life LOL
Who cares ? Get a life. It's a funny show.
ya and why dont u get a life
Mr. Caldarola, I salute you for your phenomenal attention to detail! I am nearly the same as as you and I watched Gilligan's Island so much I virtually lived on it and stayed there until the rescue in the late 1970s. Yet my mastery of goofs was limited to, "where did they go to the bathroom?" and "No motorcar? So what, where were they going to drive a motorcar anyway?"
I love Gilligan's island
What a complete waste of effort. It's a fictional tv show.
There are many fictional TV shows. The first purpose of the videos is merely to have fun with all of the things most of us never caught before, or discovered - like an Easter egg hunt. The second purpose was to demonstrate - not critically, but as a matter of fact - how many things the production of Gilligan's Island messed up on; considering how other shows of that time did their best to NOT show mistakes to the viewers. Thirdly, my conclusion at the end of the third season states that Gilligan's Island demonstrates sometimes a lot of technical gaffes don't mean anything... if the viewers are in love with the characters. Not a waste of effort at all, it all depends on how one looks at it.
Ok, I agree. Not anything I would spend time on personally but to each his own.
Wow, what a hater! Yes there are oodles of continuity problems, but Gilligan's Island wasn't created to be geographically correct or scientifically precise. It's easy to pick apart scenes when you've got the complete series on DVD and can pause scenes to note the flaws. It's classic slapstick. It's meant to be enjoyed and shared with generations to come.
No one knew that in 40 years digital home entertainment was ever going to happen. You're missing the entire point of the show. I clicked on this video hoping to see never before released bloopers from this beloved show that has spanned 40-some years after it's final episode, and I open up the sour rantings of and old spiteful man. What did Sherwood Schwartz or Gilligan's Island ever do to you?!
+K. Blackeagle - You can't be serious.
Oh okay I'm not serious.... I just wrote all that passionate stuff as satire.
+K. Blackeagle I Love Lucy, which is considered a standard, quality sit-com has at least one continuity problem that I know of. People watching the rerun of the episode in which the Ricardos buy a new washer, only to end up fighting with the Merzt over who is going to get to old washer do not realize that in the course of the show, the Mertz had actually bought a brand new washer only a month or so before.
Thankfully, I always read the comments before I watch the video. I was hoping for never before seen bloopers as well. I know for a fact that Gilligan's Island was created for entertaining. That seemed to be the whole point of the show. It's a comedy. Just enjoy it and stop complaining (directed to the person who made this video, not you).
Jessica Reichard - These videos are not meant to complain or criticize the series, they are simply meant for people who like the show to see a number of goofs they may have missed before. The majority of responses are positive because these people know they are for fun. But its amazing how every now and then, someone wants to chime in to be critical or disrespectful. I don't understand why some people seem to have an attack mentality, always looking for a fight.
David - if not asked before, Maryanne or GInger? - Thanks for your work!
So many things I never noticed. Enjoyable!
A grown man put this video together?
Care to tell anyone what videos you have made?
Dennis M !
the show was a goof..
Very detailed coverage 👍 thank. Didn't anyone edit these before submitting for airtime. I loved the show. When first run as a teenager I never noticed any.
True! I loved this show as a kid. I also never noticed any of these things.
All that time on the island, and Gilligan's red shirt never wears out, nor does the Skipper's blue shirt or the Professor's button-up shirt. They always look brand-new.
That's been noticed before, Jeff. Especially when one considers all of the episodes where their clothes get physically damaged. One can only attribute it to Ginger and Mary Ann's magnificent ability with a needle and thread.
Your nit picking is annoying. Had every blooper been fixed, it may not have retained it's comedic value.
Gilligans Super Glue on the S.S. Minnow: "Why would they show even the good, secure planks popping off?"
Had you actually paid attention to that whole episode, you would have heard Gilligan say that since the glue worked so well, he used it on the ENTIRE boat. So yes, you explained it well enough when you used this platform to promote your other books and TH-cam videos. None of which I will be purchasing, or even reading.
Your videos audio quality is terrible. A very basic three slide equalizer costing about $30 would have helped tremendously. Quite possibly, it may also masked the clicking noise being made by your loose dentures. Two words of advice here; Poly-Grip!
By you attempting to tear apart this classical, American Institution that is beloved by millions, you open yourself up to return scrutiny.
A side note here. Dump the scripted commentary. It sounds forced and very monotone. It lacks any passion that you claim to have for this show.
Better luck to your future endeavors.
John "A real Gilligans Island Fan" Coupland.
Further constructive criticism available for standard Union fees.
For a man whose picture shows gray hairs, I would have expected a more mature reply. First of all, other people made the remark that Skipper said he was spreading the glue all over the boat. But he was just "painting" it on. Unless you are willing to believe that the Skipper and the Professor "removed" every plank and decided to glue them back on. Too absurd an idea even for G.I. Secondly, this isn't nit-picking. Consider it an Esater egg hunt with the fun in finding things one hadn't noticed no matter how long one has watched the reruns. There are people who just watch the videos and enjoy them, and their are those who seem to believe it is their duty in life to criticize. I am sorry you put yourself into the second group.
As far as, "So yes, you explained it well enough when you used this platform to promote your other books and TH-cam videos. None of which I will be purchasing, or even reading." You might conssider this a personal attack, but it si not. In the introduction of my book, I stated that if a person enjoys me book, then I wrote it for them. This also applies to my TH-cam videos. If a person enjoys them, then I made them for those people. So, you see, it doesn't matter if you don't purchase my book or watch my videos; I didn't make them for you.
Okay, I am a reasonable sort. Your "Easter egg hunt" remark was enlightening.
I assume that I can find your other videos on this channel? I am really not as closed minded as I appear to be.
Thanks for your reply
I appreciate your response. Yes, you can find all of my videos here. By the way, I have a series called "The Penny Prophet" which discusses serious topics of religion, politics, culture, etc. Of course, there are also other G.I. videos and some poetry narrations.
Thanks sir. The Penny Prophet sounds interesting.
Also, believe it or not, I do enjoy poetry.
Are there any particular subjects you enjoy writing about more than others?
Thanks.
I consider myself a story-teller poet. I don't do much that merely expounds on life or love. I don't prefer Haiku, Senryu, or other short forms of poetry. I'm old fashioned and prefer the works of Poe or Longfellow. If you want, send me an email at Jttbot59@gmail.com and I can email you some works and we can chat at length about whatever you want.
who cares?
+Kenneth Tarlow, You must have....or you wouldn't have bothered to watch it to even comment on his vid. :p
I thought it was something it wasn't --Good luck to you
Kenneth Tarlow.....Yeah, I thought the same thing, but once I started watching it, I realized how many mistakes were made & that made it funnier. I wish he would have been able to show some scenes from the show, but Y/T would have yanked them all down like they always do. Have a great week. :)
Mr Caldarola:
Thank you so much for this great series of Gilligan's Island goofs and oddities! As a personal intro, I was born in 1958 so we both have the Gilligan's decade of experiences in common. I was obsessed with GI and remember it when first on and for many years in reruns.
But you shame me for not seeing even 5% of these goofs myself! Excellent work. You have inspired me do my own search and to find some which I will forward for your magnificent collection.
(I wonder if the 'cable' in the back near the tree line could be a large fold and blemish in the canvas backdrop)
Michael
+mdschererco - Thanks for receiving these videos in the spirit in which they are given. It's like a treasure hunt, finding interesting things one may have overlooked before.
The vodka bottle with the X on it wasn't a goof. The Cosmonaut grabbed the bottle after their bottle was empty and before he was able to drink from it and realize it was water he passed out.
A lot of people messed up what you are saying. The bottle with the "X" is in the hand of the cosmonaut who has already passed out. The second cosmonaut takes their bottle and passes out too. But the "X" bottle should never have been in the hand of the first cosmonaut. Thanks for watching.
I think that was just part of the magic of the show. You had to suspend reality again and again, it was a bit of a running gag.
After all, even without paying that close attention... you had to accept that these people had unlimited, or at least completely imperishable clothes.
Especially the Howells and Ginger, who tended to dress up. One could accept a suitcase or two- but how many spare outfits do you usually bring on a '3 hour tour'?
Secondly of course, that the professor and Skipper could build practically anything, which they did.... except a seaworthy boat. Even when they literally had all the disassembled pieces of the old one. There were nearby islands which were forgotten, no one cared to ever see them again.
And the endless list of island guests, none of which ever disclosed the castaways were there- especially considering a couple of them were rather well known figures (millionaires and movie star). Eh well.
I observed that the Captain never lost any significant weight on the island's "diet"
Thank you for putting this together! This was most enjoyable and we are fortunate that there are individuals such as yourself who are curious about such things and are willing to share your insights! Job well done!
Thanks for the kind words.
You in that charming suit and armchair...How could I be upset with you? You go ahead and plug your books until your little heart's content, you ^_^
Thank you so much for this!
this takes all the fun out of a series we're just supposed to enjoy - use the heart a little more - be more child-like and just have fun - I say this for your sake so you can laugh, and live your life, don't spend your time criticizing it.
+Dylan Suppiah - There is zero criticism. It's all in fun. There are a lot of people who enjoy goofs and errors as well as bloopers and outtakes. Please remember that there are a lot of people like me who practically have every scene and word memorized. Finding errors is like a treasure hunt - never knowing when another oddity will pop up.
David Caldarola Thanks for taking the time to clear the air, yes, since that's how you see it, I apologise and stand corrected for my critical stance, in failing to see and appreciating your sense of fun. Thanks again for patiently and gently correcting me. Cheers!
No problem... I appreciate your civil remarks. When I posted a TH-cam video on evolution and creationism, the atheists came out in droves and accosted me. Please feel free to look up my tribute to Alan Hale titled "Alan Hale, King of the Oops." Thanks.
Thoroughly enjoyed that!
I also grew up watching the show and had some of the same thoughts about it as you.
Great video Mr Caldarola and looking forward to the other ones and your book Have a Great Day God Bless...
Thanks.
I grew up on Gilligan's island
Ginger said that her roomate was a stewardess, not that she dated a pilot
this might be the greatest video ever
The Professor starts out wearing dark pants. But shortly thereafter, he wears LIGHT colored pants for the rest of the series.
HOLY FUCK!!!!! Someone has wayyyyyyy too much spare time on their hands.
+Ti Ha I could only get through ten minutes of this. It was painful. A bored retiree, I would think!!
I appreciate your work...Thank you, David. This was enjoyable :)
Watching 2 and 3 also.
Thanks. There is also a video I posted on Alan Hale's 95th birthday called 'Alan Hale - King of the Oops," and an "addendum" video showing goofs that viewers had caught.
So you're saying it's kind of like Wrestling which is exactly why we love it.
Good stuff. Very good observations!