Gilligan’s Island lasted only three seasons from 1964 to 1967, yet its seven stranded castaways became television icons. Decades of reruns have also given fans plenty of opportunities to notice mistakes and behind-the-scenes tricks that were much harder to spot when the comedy originally aired. One of the funniest appears in the season-two opening credits: although there should be seven castaways, certain distant shots appear to show eight people aboard, reportedly because stand-ins were used during filming…. Continue Reading 🔽
