It is astonishing how much gorilla appeared on the Island Giligan. Gorillas are relatives in central, western and eastern Africa, so it would be unlikely that someone would find its way to The South Pacific, where the island of Giligan is probably located. However, Gorilla was the usual fodder for the writers of the comedy since the 1960s, and they were often employed. Or, more precisely, the actors in Gorilla suits were often used and created an absurd subset of monkey tropes, which we, as a culture, are still not completely and philosophically unpacked.

The monkeys were shown in the "episodes of the island of Giligan" Diamonds are the best friend of the monkey "(February 27, 1965)," Beauty is as Beauty "(September 23)," Command Chain "(December 2)," February 17 "(February 17, 1966). It was a profuse plaque of primary practice.

In all of the above cases, the monkeys played the fertile Hollywood stuntman Janos Prohaska, an experienced Hungarian circus artist who began appearing in films and on TV in the early 60's. Prohaska was, for many years, a monkeys performer in Hollywood, donated a series of nonsense suits for gorillas, chimpanzi and orangutans, all with dedication and enthusiasm. His first primary performance was playing chimpanzee in the 1963 episode of "External Borders". He also played several foreigners on the same show, including alien in the form of soft, called Mickey. In 1965, he also played gorilla at Lucy Shaw (in the episode "Lucy and Monkey") and "Perry Mason" (in the episode "The Case of Gring Gorilla").

However, Trekis may know Prohask from multiple episodes of the original "Star Trek". Prohaska played several significant foreigners and creatures of the Genin Born Genny's scientific classic, including APE-like Mugato, Horta's floor and melted monster.