As most fans on the Island Giligan can tell you, The original pilot episode of the show, Marooned. It was quite different from the show the public eventually saw. Most importantly, three members of the show were different. For example, the characters of Ingrejer and Mary Ann began as a pair of secretaries named Ingeringer and Bani, who play the actresses of Smith and Nancy McCarthy. The professor was preceded by a more successful high school teacher played by Gon Gabriel. After the pilot was poorly tested, show creator Sherwood Schwartz again activated the series, replacing these three characters with the versions we all know and love today. The Seven People's Ensemble-Bob Denver, Alan Hale, Jimim Bakus, Natalie Shafer, Tina Louise, Russell Nsonson and Zora Wells-now looks eternal and unchanging.

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Fans of "Giligan Island" also probably know about the original thematic song of the show's show, glorious by Johnon Williams. That topic was eventually rejected and replaced by the sea-cleaning "ballad on the island of Giligan", which became a permanent part of American consciousness. Recording the original thematic song was A farce in the real world for yourself. It is good that all these changes were made, and the Schwartz show was a huge hit, despite - or perhaps because of its stupidity.

It seems that Marooned was almost initially worse. The son of Sherwood Schwarz, Lloyd Schwartz, Recently spoken to the female worldAnd he remembered many memories since his father worked on the Island Giligan, including a stupid studio in the studio that made some suspicious editing choices. The studio, it seemed, was looking for a lot of addition to "Marooned" and came up with its own editing of the episode that would kill her. Feruwood, fortunately, thought he would make his own editing in return, saving a lot of the show.

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It should be remembered that Marooned has spent moody many years, not seeing the public until special broadcasting in 1992. After that, the facts were finally known. Giligan fans can confirm that the original pilot feels ... not only because of the strange, unknown characters, but because of the walk. "Giligan Island" did not start as a madcap as it was known.

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According to Lloyd Schwarz, it was almost worse. He remembers the precise argument his father had with one of CBS's executions, saying:

"(The pilot) at first did not test well.

Lloyd said his father knew, after a terrible arrangement on a "packing scene", that "Giligan Island" was not the show he loved more. Sherwood, trying to save the job, offered to re -edit the pilot for free, and the directors would certainly not refuse the offer. For them, it was just free labor. Lloyd continued: "Dad repeated the pilot on his own and tested him again. This time, he tested through the roof." The series was raised.

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The answer he gave to the new test numbers was fun, as Lloyd recalls: "(Jimim Aubrey) looked at my father and said," Sherwood, I still hate your **** show

The series lasted only three seasons, but a magical union agreement left the "island" repeated the air again for decades. That's why you've seen it. That's why it's immortal.