The second of the three films on Spinoff TV "Giligan Island" was called "Castaways on the Island Giligan", and aired on Ann -BI on May 3, 1979. One year after the first film "Rescue from the Island of Giligan", and 12 years after 12 years 12 years after 12 years 12 years after 12 years 12 years after 12 years 12 years after 12 years after 12 years after 12 years after 12 years after 12 years after 12 years after 12 years after 12 years after 12 years The last episode of the original TV series "Giligan Island".

TV Films "Island Giligan" were considered a suspiciously canonical by fans of the show. Tina Louise did not repeat his role as a ginger from the Giligan Island TV show for any of them (with Jududite Baldwin as its replacement), while generally they are almost not so remembered or loved as the original creation of Sherwood Schwarz. Animated shows on the spinoff of "Giligan Island" Also, oppose what happened in TV films, leaving fans to debate which of the Giligan Island time deadline as "real". Personally, I want to think that "Giligan's planet" is a canonical road.

In "Castaways on the island of Giligan", life looks gloomy for Illilligan and co. It seems that the recent tsunami has destroyed the underground supply of fresh water on the island, which means the waste is in danger of dying of thirst. With wild coincidence, Illilligan (Bob Denver) then reveals so far undiscovered uncomfortable hangar on the Second World War aircraft, which contains a pair of old aircraft in the 1940s era. Professor (Russell Nsonson) manages to build a unique work plane from them - Mino III - and the seven salary eagerly, finally happy to get rid of their island prison. However, naturally, the plane is forced to make an emergency landing after Giligan accidentally dropped.

To shoot the scenes of the aircraft, the film's creatives gained a craft flight and glued bamboo on its sides. Then, they actually had to fly over the Pacific, right off the coast of Los Angeles. However, it seems that the view of a bamboo surrounded aircraft departed other aircraft in the area, chasing La's air traffic. In an interview available on MetV web siteAlan Hale (the skipper) once remembered, with clarity, disturbances in the real world caused by Mino III.

Hale remembered the trouble that made the "Castaways on the island of Gilligan", at least listening. According to the actor, the aircraft had to throw the right deritus out of his holder, causing further anxiety. Directly to quote:

"The plane that US" saves "was actually built and carried over the Pacific Ocean. From what I heard, we almost disturbed the air traffic because they saw this strange plane made of bamboo. Then, in the script, we had to reinforce all the excess luggage,

Hale added that floating suitcases should be clearly marked as props, if the Coast Guard found and assumed that a real boat sank somewhere nearby. Hale served in Coast Guard before his fruitful acting careerSo he knew what her officers were looking for.

Of course, the plane is an ordinary plot in "Castaways on the island of Giligan". After the military noticed Mino III, its officers locate the island of Gilligan and offer to rescue Castaways once and for all. Of course, after leaving the island, Castaways are starting to feel domestic, so Mr -Din Howell (Jimim Bakus) decided to deliberately return and open a resort on the beach there. He and his friends on the island also agree to run the resort, giving advice to Loveubeub and relationships for anyone who comes to stay there.

"Castaways on the island of Giligan" was essentially a pilot on the back of the Island Giligan-the very knockout of the "Love-Boat". That series, however, never became. Whether it's a good thing or not, I leave to decide.