They seem to always come up with different books from time to time how many do you remember.
First one I remember is the professors "Book of Facts".
I'm a dirty old man and I'm going to be one until I'm a dead old man
Skipper's "Four-Masted Schooners I have Known" and "Boating Almanac Vol 1"
In "Waiting For Watubi" The Professor gave a book to the Skipper - "The History of Tree Surgery" one of the Professor's "favorites."
"Diogenes, Won't You Please Come Home" Gilligan had a diary and "A Boy scouts Guide Through New Jersey."
Gilligan had some comic books including "Captain Marvel" in "Gilligan's Living Doll."
In "The Producer" some books in the Professor's library; "The Four Masted Schooners I've Known," "Calculus" by Zimmerman(?), "A Million Ways to Make a Million" "Carpenter's Handbook" "Hamlet" by William Shakespeare and about a dozen other books.
Skipper also had his Navy Regulations book.
Professor had Psychiatry: Case Histories, A World of Facts, Rare Tropical Plants, Medicine Made Easy, The Criminal Law, Volcanoes: Their Destructive Powers, A World of Insects, and Tropical Diseases
Didn't Mr. Howell also have a copy of the Social Register? And I think that Ginger had a magazine of horoscopes and the script for "A Pyramid Built For Two."
Jesus is the Son of God and my Lord and savior. Pretty cool.
Yes, he was seen reading it in a couple of episodes. He was even going to take it on his trip to find the imposter.
There was also a book about mushrooms by the *late* so and so...
Professor had Psychiatry: Case Histories, A World of Facts, Rare Tropical Plants, Medicine Made Easy, The Criminal Law, Volcanoes: Their Destructive Powers, A World of Insects, and Tropical Diseases
In "Home Sweet Hut," didn't the Professor begin working on a book chronicling
their adventures. And in "Diogenes, Won't You Please Come Home" the Skipper, Ginger and Mr. Howell began writing their own diaries with their own distorted view of events.
Jesus is the Son of God and my Lord and savior. Pretty cool.
In "Home Sweet Hut," didn't the Professor begin working on a book chronicling
their adventures. And in "Diogenes, Won't You Please Come Home" the Skipper, Ginger and Mr. Howell began writing their own diaries with their own distorted view of events.
Ginger and Mary Ann always had a fresh change of clothes
Islanders can sometimes make use of waterproofed items that the tide brings in. They make a regular habit of beachcombing for that purpose, and can make surprising finds, from what I've read.
share"Mary Ann and Ginger were both hot and pleasing to the eye."
Yes, both of those things.
I thought the show for the most part was logical. Which episodes did you find illogical? I always loved how they balanced out the comedy and the island survival tactics
shareGinger had the self help tome Sleeping Your Way To Stardom. Of course she wrote it
share It was a fun escapist show! You surely couldn't think too deeply on any of it. For instance, the batteries in that radio never died. And if they did pack a razor or two, the blades never got dull. All the men had nice close shaves and haircuts too! Guess they packed scissors.
As for the books, well I have been known to pack a lot of reading material. But they sure had a lot of books for a three hour cruise.