The Skipper is convinced he is doomed after he accidentally disturbs the resting place of a vengeful Tiki god, and the only thing that can break the curse is a visit from The Great Watubi.The Skipper is convinced he is doomed after he accidentally disturbs the resting place of a vengeful Tiki god, and the only thing that can break the curse is a visit from The Great Watubi.The Skipper is convinced he is doomed after he accidentally disturbs the resting place of a vengeful Tiki god, and the only thing that can break the curse is a visit from The Great Watubi.
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- TriviaThis episode shows one of those instances when "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" is sung instead of "Happy Birthday To You". Until 2016 in the United States (and 2017 in the European Union) "Happy Birthday To You" was actually a licensed song that requires the payment of royalties if it is used in any media, while "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" is still in the public domain.
- GoofsWhen the first earthquake happens while Gilligan is playing Watubi, the shaking starts too early.
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Jonas 'The Skipper' Grumby: [Convinced that he is dying, The Skipper asks Gilligan to bring him his sea chest. Gilligan does, setting it down next to him] Gilligan, it's on my fingers.
Gilligan: [Gilligan moves the chest and opens it, hitting the Skipper with the lid] Wow! Look at all this junk!
Jonas 'The Skipper' Grumby: Junk? My life is in that chest!
Gilligan: A bottle cap?
Jonas 'The Skipper' Grumby: [Wistfully] Singapore, 1946, the first bottle of beer I ever opened with my teeth.
Gilligan: Why'd you do that?
Jonas 'The Skipper' Grumby: I didn't want to, but some guy hit me in the mouth with the bottle. You can have it.
Gilligan: [Shows the Skipper a large spider in his hand] What does this remind you of?
Jonas 'The Skipper' Grumby: Nothing. It must've just crawled in there.
[Gilligan quickly throws it away.]
- ConnectionsReferenced in Dazed and Confused (1993)
- SoundtracksThe Ballad of Gilligan's Isle
Words and Music by George Wyle and Sherwood Schwartz
- kevinolzak
- Jun 3, 2016
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- Runtime30 minutes
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- 1.33 : 1
- 4:3