In the United States, the last time one of the existing members of the Island Giligan cast was united on the screen, specifically to repeat their characters from the show, was For the 1992 episode of Baywatch. The episode, titled "Now Sit down right back and you'll hear a story", saw some of the Baywatch's life guards who find a small island off the coast of California, where Giligan (Bob Denver) and Mary Ann (Zora Wells) have been captured for several years. They explained that they left their original island in a daring escape, just to become equally trapped on another island. Unfortunately, by the end of "now sit back", it was discovered that Illilligan and Mary Ann were not real and that the events of the episode were a dream.

By 1992 The characters "Giligan Island", of course, were so ubiquitous on television (through infinite repetitions) that returned periodically to other plays. Case in point: in 1987, Nsonson, Hale, Wales and Denver appeared in a character in the episode of Alf. It also proved to be in a dream.

However, there seems to have been the latest unification of the Island Giligan after Baywatch, though it was never technically aired in the United States. And this time, it wasn't a dream.

Indeed, Wales, Nsonson and Denver have made their latest performances in the Island Giligan in an episode of scientific-grip-grit in 1997 called "Meeego". The show starred Bronson Pink as a 9,000-year-old alien who falls land on Earth, just to be taken from an average white suburban family. Said the family is playing Ed Begli, Runior, Athonate lipstick (whom /film interviewed in the past)and even The late Michel Trahtenberg. Meeego, it seems, was the last known television character to talk to Gilligan.