The characters on Saturday morning were seriously large businesses in the 1980s, and that meant that TV shows and films generally targeted adult audiences received animated spin-off for the younger crowd at a surprising rate. Sometimes the properties they chose to adapt to children's children were really shocking - Like the cartoon "Robocop" or "Rambo: The Strength of Freedom" -But other times it makes a little more sense, as when pretty family-friendly since the 1960s Sitkom of the Sitom Island Giligan got its Second Spin-off of cartoons in 1982. Following the relative success of Gilligan's "new adventures", The animated spin-off "Giligan Island" that lasted two seasons In the 1970s, people behind the show decided to give him another with the "planet of Giligan".

The "Planet of Gilligan" was essentially only an animated version of the Giligan Island set in space instead of an abandoned island, but it had a draw to present most of the voice, as from "the new adventures of Illiligan" and the original "Island of Illiga", As it turns out, only one main member of the cast was missing. But because she did not appear in anything From the spin-off or the units of the Island Giligan, it is not a huge surprise. Tina Louise, the actor showing Ingrumbi, was not interested in reviving the role for a cartoon in the 1980s, which led to some interesting changes to the original formula.

Over the years, people have assumed that Tina Louise absolutely hated "Giligan Island" Because she refused to have anything to do with the franchise after the initial series came out of the air, but she was really just glad that was done with all the stresses that came with that. There were rumors a lot about disagreements with various co-stars, ranging from A great quarrel with the primary star star of the show, Bob Denver, to tensions with some other members of the cast after She refused to appear with them For places to reunite other plays, it cost all the money because it was kind of "all or nothing".

When the Gilligan Island ended, Louise wanted to move on to her career instead of playing the same character again and again, and that meant she didn't have to spend time expressing an animated version of ginger. Fortunately, the co-Starvala Zora Wells, played by Mary Ann on the Island Giligan, was ready to express the cartoon ginger. According to pop culture historian Offefrey Mark, Wales said Tina Luiz did not want "anything to do with it" and so she took the double role. Earlier, Ingreumbi expressed the fertile voice actor Janeeine web in "New Giligan's New Adventures", and possibly help separating the cartoon ginger from Louis a little more, the film team chose to animate it with platinum blonde hair instead of its typical red Bob. This was held consistently in the "planet of Giligan", as Ginger with Wales's voice also has platinum blonde hair. Because ginger means "red -haired", changing her hair color feels unusual, but the children in the 1970s and 1980s may not care.

Giligan's "planet" followed the unfortunate capitals of "Giligan Island" after they built a home -made wooden rocket to get off the island, but they then ended up with the crash of the abandoned planet, desirable once again. It is cute, if not a strange idea, but unfortunately, the "planet of Giligan" runs only one season of 13 episodes.

As for Tina Louise, she eventually appeared to appreciate her time on the island of Giligan After a hearty meeting with a fanchanging how she felt in the series as a whole. It is shameful that she was unable to reconcile her feelings to the series earlier and may participate in some of the spin-off, but that is good because she had Five other actors are all ready to fill her heels and play ginger After the series ends.