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Gilligan's Island/Meet the Meteor
Meet the Meteor | |
Season 2, Episode 32 | |
Airdate | April 28, 1966 |
Production Number | 1625-0782 |
Written by | Elroy Schwartz |
Directed by | Jack Arnold |
Produced by | Sherwood Schwartz |
← 2x31 Mr. and Mrs. ??? |
3x01 → Up at Bat |
Gilligan's Island — Season Two |
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Meet the Meteor is the thirty-second episode of the second season of Gilligan's Island, and the sixty-eighth episode overall.
Starring: Bob Denver (Gilligan), Alan Hale (Skipper)
Also Starring: Jim Backus (Thurston J. Howell III), Natalie Schafer (Mrs. Howell)
and Also Starring: Tina Louise (Ginger Grant)
with Russell Johnson (The Professor), Dawn Wells (Mary Ann)
Contents |
Plot Overview
A Meteor crashes on the Island.Having examined it,the Professor determines that it will cause every living thing on the Island to grow old within a week.This Meteor must be destroyed before any of the Castaways grows old.A Lightning Bolt is the answer.The Professor learns a Thunder storm is headed for their way.He will make a lightning Rod out of a Bamboo Pole,to attract the Lightning Bolt.Only one strike will destroy the Meteor.
Notes
Gilligans dream sequence comes again soon after another dream sequence from a previous episode.Both Ginger,and The Professor look the same in the dream,as elderly versions of themselves.
Arc Advancement
Happenings
Gilligan,and Skipper watch as a Meteor crashes on the Island.The Howells,and the Women react to knowing that in a week they might turn old.
Characters
Referbacks
Trivia
The Show
Behind the Scenes
Allusions and References
The Dream Sequence.
Memorable Moments
Gilligan,Skipper,and The Professor dressed in Gold/Silver made Suits to protect them from Radiations from the Meteor.Gilligan trips over a small sampling,and would later discover that this same sampling grew to be a full grown tree.Gilligan taking the Island made Rod to the Meteor.