The Real Gilligan's Island | |
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Genre | Reality |
Inspired by | Survivor Gilligan's Island |
No. of seasons | 2 |
No. of episodes | 10 |
Production | |
Executive producers | Sherwood Schwartz Lloyd J. Schwartz |
Producer | Fred Birckhead |
Production companies | Next Entertainment Telepictures Productions |
Original release | |
Network | TBS |
Release | November 30, 2004 – 2005 |
The Real Gilligan's Island is a reality television series that aired two seasons on TBS in 2004 and 2005. Contestants on the show were required to participate in challenges based on plots from the 1960s television show. Both editions of the show were recorded in the Mexican Caribbean on a location South from Cancun. Pop-punk group Bowling for Soup covered the original Gilligan's Island theme for the show and the show also featured music from the music producer and songwriter Brett Epstein.
The format of the show was a combination of CBS's Survivor and the original show from the 1960s. Contestants were divided into two teams of seven to start the show (14 total contestants). Each team was composed of members that were expected to dress and act like their Gilligan's Island counterpart. Characters used were:
Contestants were picked partly for their real-life resemblance to their characters—real-life millionaires, actresses, and boat owners played their counterparts.
In the first round, the teams would participate in a series of competitions that would pit one team's character against the other's (Team A's "Ginger" against Team B's "Ginger," for example) for the right to stay on the island and compete in the second phase of the show. The competitions were set up by having members from the teams venture to "Voodoo Village" to retrieve a chest that, when opened, would reveal a voodoo doll crudely done up to look like a character. The two contestants portraying that character would then compete.
Once the seven finalists were set, the show became very similar to Survivor. Contestants first competed in a challenge for a prize and a chance at immunity from the day's voting. Alliances and strategy was common. The contestants would then all travel to Voodoo Village and engage in a voting ceremony.
Once only three contestants were left, the show wrapped up with a challenge pitting the remaining players against each other. The first season was won by the millionaire Glenn Stearns. The second season was won by the Skipper ("Crazy" Charlie Albert).
The "Ginger" role was filled by professional actresses. In 2004, Nicole Eggert and Rachel Hunter competed. In 2005, Erika Eleniak and Angie Everhart competed.
In 2004, actress and television personality Mindy Burbano Stearns filled the role of "the Millionaire's Wife" along with her husband, Glenn Stearns, as "the Millionaire".
Zac Turney, who was competing to be Gilligan on season two, was previously a contestant on Legends of the Hidden Temple as a teen, and winning his episode.
Episode Titles | Challenges | Eliminated | Vote | |
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Reward | Immunity | |||
Episode 1 | Green Team | Skipper Bob 1 | None 2 | |
Gold Team | Professor Eric | |||
Episode 2 | Gold Team | Mary Ann Amanda | ||
Gold Team | Millionaires Donna and Bill | |||
Episode 3 | Gold Team | Ginger Nicole | ||
Gold Team | Gilligan Gooner | |||
Episode 4 | Mary Ann Kate Gilligan Chris | Millionaire Mindy | Professor Pat | 4-3 |
Mary Ann Kate Gilligan Chris | Millionaire Glenn | Ginger Rachel | 3-2-1 | |
Finale | All | Millionaire Mindy | Skipper Jim | 3-2 |
None | Mary Ann Kate | Gilligan Chris | 2-1-1 | |
Millionaire Glenn | Millionaire Mindy Mary Ann Kate | None 3 |
Episode Titles | Challenges | Eliminated | Vote | |
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Reward | Immunity | |||
Episode 1 | Green Team | Green Team | Skipper Ken | None 2 |
None | Ginger Angie 4 | |||
Orange Team | Millionaire Howie | |||
Episode 2 | Green Team | Miss Millionaire Donna | ||
Orange Team | Professor Andy | |||
Green Team | Mary Ann Mandy | |||
Orange Team | Gilligan Zac | |||
Episode 3 | Miss Millionaire Melissa Gilligan Shawn | Skipper Charlie | Millionaire Jim | 4-3 |
Gilligan Shawn Skipper Charlie Ginger Erika | Ginger Erika | Miss Millionaire Melissa | 4-2 | |
Finale | Skipper Charlie | Skipper Charlie | Mary Ann Randi | 4-1 |
None | Gilligan Shawn | Professor Tiy-E | 2-2 | |
Skipper Charlie 3 | Gilligan Shawn Ginger Erika | None |
^4 Ginger Angie was forced to leave the game because of medical reasons. Therefore, there did not need to be a head-to-head for the Gingers.
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