Are any of the csst of Gilligans Island still alive?
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Of the original cast of the series, there are only three survivors.\n\nDawn Wells (Mary Ann Sommers) is now 68.  According to Wikipedia, after Gilligan, she starred with Michael Dante in the 1975 independent movie, "Winterhawk" as a Western settler kidnapped by a Native-American chief.\n\nIn the 1990s, she spoofed her character on a commercial for 1-800-COLLECT. She has also reprised her role as "Mary Ann" in the various Gilligan's Island reunion specials, and on an episode of ALF.\n\nToday, she runs a successful business making special clothing for people with limited mobility. Still active in local theater across the country, Wells also runs an ongoing actor's workshop from her ranch in Driggs, Idaho. Further, Wells is also a dedicated alumna of Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri, having been instrumental in fundraising efforts for the college for many years.\n\nIn April 2005, according to Forbes Collector, Wells personally consigned for sale, via an auction house in Beverly Hills called Profiles in History, her original gingham blouse and shorts ensemble from her signature role. The winning bid for the Mary Ann Summers outfit from Gilligan's Island was $20,700. Polls taken at colleges periodically pop up on the Internet showing that by lopsided odds, boys prefer "Mary Ann" to the more glamorous "Ginger" character on the island.\n\nTina Louise (Ginger Grant) is now 72. With the show, according to Wikipedia, finally achieved a level of fame and recognition, however she was unhappy with the role and worried that it would typecast her.\n\nAfter the series ended in 1967, she continued to work in films and made numerous guest appearances in various television series. She appeared as a doomed suburban housewife in the original The Stepford Wives (1975), and both the film and her performance were well received.\n\nDespite this success, she languished in secondary roles and in later years blamed her lack of credibility as an actress on the typecasting that had followed her success with Gilligan's Island, a program she had grown to detest. She has not participated in any reunion specials, but did appear on a TV Land award show with the other surviving cast members. (I will also say that she appeared in a reunuion show of Fox's The Late Show in the late 80's) In the 1990's she was reunited with costars Bob Denver, Dawn Wells, and Russell Johnson in cameo appearances on an episode of Roseanne. Her relations with series' star Denver were rumored to be strained but in 2005 she wrote a brief affectionate memorial of him in the year finale issue of Entertainment Weekly.\n\nLouise did appear as a semi-regular character in the prime-time soap opera Dallas in 1978 and even made an appearance on Married... with Children.\n\nIn 2005, it was announced that Louise would join the cast of the soap opera Passions in the role of Helen Winthrop in the spring.\n\nRussell Johnson is the oldest of the living survivors at 82. According to Wikipedia, he is best known to the public as The Professor (actually Dr. Roy Hinckley, a bio of sorts Johnson wittly created for his own private website), the erudite polymath who can build all sorts of inventions out of the primitive materials on the island, but can't find a way for the castaways to get rescued. Gilligan's Island was in first-run from 1964 to 1967, but has been shown in reruns continuously since that time. Johnson was typecast in this sort of role, but he has willingly participated in all reunion movies, cartoons, and other events related to the program. When recognized as "The Professor" in public, he is gracious and friendly, and doesn't object to being addressed as "Professor".\n\nAfter Gilligan's Island he appeared in several other movies and television shows, perhaps most notably the miniseries Vanished, based on a novel by Fletcher Knebel (1971), uncredited in the Robert Redford spy thri
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The following link gives you the  web page for vcsardive.org which explains the teaming of the Ventura County Sheriff's Search & Rescue Dive team with Clark Magnet High School, Glendale, CA - for a mutual use of the Kongsberg Scanning Sonar Device.  Clarks are currently analyzing marine sediment samples as part of a project.\n\nThe Administrative Secretary of Clark Magnet High School is Mrs Barbara Melone.  If you want further information please type the name of the school into google, where their address and further contact details are available.\n\nhttp://www.vcsardive.org/recent-htm\n\nvcsardive.org are currently experiencing problems with their web sites (due to spam) so if you get the non-link page, simply click on vscardive.org (second line down on that non-link page) and you actually do get the page.\n\nHope this has been of some help.
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They are still active although they split for a while in the 1970s. They released an album of new material in 2004 and have a continuing contract with Warner Brothers. They still tour although tour dates were cancelled last year when Mary Travers was diagnosed with leukemia. However, they played at Carnegie Hall in 2005 after a bone marrow transplant and plan to do dates in 2006.
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Great show... aired Friday nights at 8:00pm on CBS. Then Sci-Fi Network picked up the re-runs. Wish they would show it again.
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The island has been abandoned since WW II; since then it has only been visited by sport fishermen, regularly scheduled patrols by the French Navy, and Mexican tuna and shark fishermen. There have been infrequent scientific and amateur radio expeditions, and, on one occasion, Jacques-Yves Cousteau visited with his team of divers and a survivor from the 1917 evacuation. In 2003 Lance Milbrand stayed on the island for 41 days on a National Geographic Society expedition, recording his adventure in video, photos, and a written diary.\n\nIn 2005, Clipperton's ecosystem was extensively studied for four months by a scientific mission organised by Jean-Louis Étienne, which was to make a complete inventory of mineral, plant and animal species found on the atoll, study algae as deep as 100m beneath sea level, study pollution, etc.
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They are ALL here:\n\nhttp://www.gilligansisle.com/scripts.html
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you could try emailing dreamworld, i asked a question about bb through the dreamworld webpage, contact, i asked re the dinner that krystal and gaelan had at tiger island.\ngood luck, hope this helps
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They haven't actually been stranded. It's a TV series. They go home at the end of the day with the camera crew... ;)
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think of the theme song from "Gilligan's Island"
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It's hard to tell.  We really do not know the others that well.  We really just saw them on the recent episode.  They are very primitive and they also have the same symbols (Dharma company) all over their camp, including their hatch.  So my guess is yes.
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It is Debatable, Whether they Are Alive or Not, I personally Think Not, Some Neat Images: http://www.virology.net/Big_Virology/BVHomePage.html
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Yes, it is still there, though its been quiet for awhile.\n\nhttp://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq8-1.htm\nhttp://www.bermuda-triangle.org/\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bermuda_Triangle\nhttp://octopus.gma.org/Tidings/myths/bermuda.html\nhttp://www.crystalinks.com/bermuda.html\nhttp://byerly.org/bt.htm\n\nEnjoy, and be careful where you swim.
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the latest i have heard of them is that, they have skip country and probably still on the run after killing that old hag of a witch.  There was this tiny story on the news that the "Charmed" ones will avenge the death of their grandmother, the old witch.
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Still there.  Will continue on the new CW network in the fall.
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Yes, they still do exist.  They are an order of the Masonic Fraternity.  They stand guard.
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Hey! My husband has relatives in Puerto Rico. He's no liberal! How 'bout Bikini Island? Hasn't that been uninhabited since nuclear testing back in the 60s? Let's see if it's ready to be lived on again.
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Yup, still there. There was a documentary last year about the Bermuda triangle. In it they showed what's down there...lots of  war planes and ships that disappeared during the WW II. Maybe they will show it again. They came up with an explanation on how the disappearances came to be. Apparently the substances (sulfur etc) spewed out  underwater from the earth's center,  cause the mechanics of the planes and ships to malfunction.