On "Island Giligan", romance always ran to low. Except for G -Din and Mrsael (Jimim Bakus and Natalie Schaefer), there were no pairs on the island, and no one seemed to be formed during the show. Indeed, a few of the characters seemed too nonsense or childish to form something approaching an affair in real life. Illilligan (Bob Denver) was too innocent, and the skipper (Alan Hale) was more likely to think about engineering and survival than it was charming. Gumbon (Tina Louise) was often dressed in beautiful gowns, and was certainly presented as a sex symbol, but was more concerned about fame and acting than to flirt with any of the men or women around her.

The two "normal" face on the island were Mary Ann (Zora Wales) and Professor (Russell Nsonson), who often served as the "direct man" characters on the show; They rarely had to have slaps at times or their own. Because of their mutual function, many fans on the Island Giligan tend to send the characters if I can use modern parliament. If there was a need for a new romantic pairing on the island of Giligan, it should have been between Professor and Mary Ann. This term was cemented by the fact that Wales and Nsonson's loans were listed together In the opening of the show.

Viewers may also fit in with the fact that Wales and Nsonson were good friends outside the camera. The two of them certainly had a lot of chemistry and had great respect for each other. Wales will later recognize that Had a huge crush on NSONSONAlthough during their style of "Giligan Island", they were both married to other people and had to keep their relationship far respect.

Nsonson, while never recognizing romantic attraction to Wales, wrote in His autobiography "Here on the Island Giligan" (Written with Russell Cox), that he and his co-Starvala shared what he called "mutual nessube".

Nsonson wrote that Wales brought a lot of his own to Mary Ann. She, like her character, was kind and friendly. He also noted that Mary Ann was portrayed as an archetype "all-American farms" and that Wales herself was the granddaughter of one of the earliest settlers of gold in the 1840s. At Nsonson, it made her be an American in the core. He also wrote that he and Wales were probably linked because of the above -mentioned similarity of their characters. Professor and Mary Ann were reasonable.

Nsonson said the Giligan Island show in the second season realized that their characters were just as important to the ensemble, as everyone else, causing their parts to expand. As he wrote:

"I suppose if I had to identify the one I was closest in the cast, it would be dawn. We have always shared a mutual nessub for each other. It was always platonic. At first, we were both neglected in loans opened and called "the rest", and our roles were in the same part in the beginning. We were very important for the show and they expanded our parts. "

At the moment, the professor also recalled the conversation with Wales about Fan Modost. Wales, he said, assume That Tina Louise will get the most of the fan -the show on the showas was the "glamorous". As it turns out, Wales got at least as much as a fan, citing how relative it is, possessing the quality of the "NextDoor girl".

Nsonson, unfortunately, died in 2014 at the age of 89. Wales died of Kovid-19 in 2020 at the age of 82. Both, however, will live through the raging repetitions of the Island Giligan.