The cast of the sitcom are reunited (absent Tina Louise, Ginger was recast) in a tale wherein, after they are all rescued, Jim Backus' squillionaire turns the island into a luxury resort and they are all partners (although, for Gilligan, that seems to be acting as luggage porter).
The first part of this laugh-tracked feature features the lead-in to the escape and the rest centres around two guest stories. Both stories were rather obvious but, nonetheless, had some heart. The rest of it? Well, we had the original comedy over here, but no reruns, so I had forgotten how unsophisticated our taste in humour was. Bob Denver's Gilligan is so imbecilic as to suspend my suspension of disbelief.
This is a curiosity.
The first part of this laugh-tracked feature features the lead-in to the escape and the rest centres around two guest stories. Both stories were rather obvious but, nonetheless, had some heart. The rest of it? Well, we had the original comedy over here, but no reruns, so I had forgotten how unsophisticated our taste in humour was. Bob Denver's Gilligan is so imbecilic as to suspend my suspension of disbelief.
This is a curiosity.