Set sail for classic island fun with The New Adventures of Gilligan โ Season 1 (1974), the animated reboot that brings the beloved castaways back for more tropical mishaps and laugh-filled survival adventures. Gilligan, the Skipper, the Professor, Ginger, Mary Ann, and the Howells face off against storms, wild animals, treasure hunts, and their own hilarious misunderstandings as they try once again to escape their deserted island. Packed with wholesome humor, lighthearted charm, and 70s Saturday-morning nostalgia, The New Adventures of Gilligan delivers timeless family-friendly fun. ๐๏ธโต๐ #TheNewAdventuresOfGilligan #GilliganCartoon #70sCartoons #HannaBarbera #RetroCartoons #SaturdayMorningCartoons #ClassicCartoonComedy #VintageAnimation #IslandAdventure #FamilyCartoons #CartoonThrowback #OldSchoolCartoons
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00:00now listen to this story that we will tell to you the story of the minnow five passengers
00:15and crew with gilligan aboard the ship the skipper by his side an unexpected storm came up
00:25and tossed them with the tide they found themselves a shipwrecked clan lost on gilligan's isle
00:33gilligan and skipper the millionaire his wife the movie star professor and marianne began a brand
00:43new life what creatures they encountered what riddles did they face what mysteries did haunt
00:52in a strange but happy place on the new adventures of gilligan gilligan all on gilligan's iron
01:02and
01:09and
01:11and
01:13and
01:14and
01:15and
01:17and
01:19The British are coming!
01:36The British are coming!
01:39Gee, Skipper, there's a string tied to your toe.
01:41Did you want to remember something?
01:43Gilligan, that string was meant to catch a thief.
01:46Oh, that's too bad, Skipper.
01:47All you caught was your own toe.
01:50Not exactly, Gilligan.
01:52You see, I tied the other end of the string to...
01:57My wristwatch!
02:00Well, no wonder your trap didn't work, Skipper.
02:02You forgot to tie it to your watch.
02:04I did tie it!
02:06Gilligan somebody untied it.
02:08You mean...
02:09I mean somebody on this island is a real pro!
02:13Oh!
02:17Darling, have you seen my solid gold swagger stick?
02:21No.
02:21Was it a good movie?
02:23It's a perfectly dreadful title.
02:25Besides, who wants to talk about movies when a pair of $5,000 earrings are missing?
02:29Uh, $5,000, did you say?
02:32Ha, ha, ha.
02:33Oh, the poor chap who lost them out all that money.
02:37But then, of course, there are more important things than money in life.
02:41Oh, for the life of me, I can't think what.
02:44They're my earrings that are lost, darling.
02:46The ones you gave me.
02:48Oh, that does it!
02:50Call out the National Guard!
02:52Police!
02:52Police!
02:54Command the parapets!
02:56Button down the hatches!
02:57Stop, thief!
02:58Stop!
02:59Stop!
02:59Stop!
03:00Now calm down, Mr. Howell.
03:03Rage like that isn't good for you.
03:05Physiologically or psychologically.
03:07Yeah.
03:08Besides, it might make you sick or crazy.
03:11How can you concern yourself with health
03:13when my gold swagger stick and Lovey's $5,000 earrings are missing?
03:17Now listen, something funny is going on here.
03:20First my wristwatch, then Howell stuff.
03:23And my class ring.
03:25And my micrometer.
03:26And my embroidered pillowcase from Youngstown, Ohio
03:29from when I won the title of Miss Avocado.
03:32Gilligan, you must be missing something on this island.
03:36Oh, sure, Skipper.
03:38Marshmallow pizzas and lots of streetcars.
03:41Gilligan, what the Skipper is asking is,
03:43has there been anything stolen from you?
03:46No, why?
03:47No, no, no.
03:48No, no.
03:48No, no.
03:49No, no, no.
03:49No, no, no.
04:06Skipper, do you really think it's been Gilligan
04:09who's been stealing all the articles?
04:11I don't like to think it, but my little buddy is the only one who hasn't lost anything valuable.
04:17Come on.
04:29Which way did he go?
04:30Maybe to the cave where he hides all his loot.
04:34Cave?
04:35Sure, that cave.
04:39Come on.
04:41Come on.
04:47Gosh, it's dark in here.
04:50The skipper will protect us, Marianne.
04:52So stop holding my hand and trembling.
04:56That's me.
04:58I wonder if this is where Gilligan hides the loot.
05:00I don't know. Feel around and see if you find any of the articles.
05:03Wait, I've got something.
05:05What is it?
05:06I'm not sure.
05:08It feels like a fur coat.
05:10Gilligan must have stolen one of Mrs. Howell's minks.
05:13Not unless it has eyes.
05:15Yikes!
05:19I was just out gathering some firewood.
05:27What are you doing up there, Skipper?
05:29Watching a parade?
05:29G-G-G-Gilligan?
05:36What time does the parade start?
05:38Gilligan appears to be doing some harmless fishing.
05:45Gilligan appeared to be doing some harmless fishing.
06:03Maybe Gilligan has submerged the pilfered articles offshore.
06:06We'll find out soon enough by Jove! To the seamen! To the sea!
06:15Thurston! Remember not to get your feet wet!
06:19You despicable thief! It's mine! It's mine, you hear! Mine, mine, mine!
06:24Gilligan must have doubled back underwater. Mr. Howell has him! Bring him ashore, Mr. Howell!
06:30I know you have a pearl inside, you bloggerd. I declare salvage rights. I'll call my lawyers if you don't let go.
06:42That particular species of clam doesn't have pearls, Mr. Howell.
06:45Eegat, I've been hobnobbing with a pauper clam.
06:49Thurston, you've got your feet wet.
06:53Gosh, Mr. Howell, you've got your feet wet.
07:00Well, we haven't been able to prove that Gilligan's the thief.
07:06Gilligan is the only one of us who hasn't been a victim to the thief.
07:10I'm happy that he hasn't had anything stolen, because if he had, that means that one of us could be the thief.
07:16How dare you?
07:18Why doesn't somebody ask me what's new?
07:20All right. What's new, Gilligan?
07:22Somebody stole my medal I went for coming in 12th in the Bottletop tossing contest.
07:26Hi, Skipper. Hi, Gilligan.
07:38Hi, Marianne.
07:39Hi, Marianne. What are you doing?
07:41I'm, uh, going to the stream to wash out some things.
07:44I'll help you.
07:45Um, thanks, Gilligan, but, uh, I'll do it myself.
07:48Okay.
07:49I'm sure one of them is a thief. Now, to listen to what they said and look for a clue.
08:04A tree that walks. By George, if I saw up the rights of that species, I'll make a fortune.
08:14There's no such thing as a walking tree, dear.
08:17Yes, yes. You're perfectly right, darling. Foolish of me.
08:21A walking tree.
08:24Now, let's track Marianne, shall we?
08:27Yes, my dear. Yes.
08:29Gosh. I, I never knew it felt like this.
08:42What, Gilligan?
08:43An earthquake.
08:44An earthquake? Hold on, everybody.
08:47I don't see or feel anything that might indicate an earthquake in progress.
08:50Oh, yeah? Then how come the trees and the rocks are moving?
08:58Obviously, that's Ginger following Marianne, and the Howells following Ginger.
09:04The entire island has become a breeding ground for suspicion and distrust since articles started disappearing.
09:10Yeah, everybody thinks everybody else is a thief.
09:12That's right, Gilligan. Proving who the thief is, that's all anyone thinks of now.
09:16And it's terrible.
09:18Ah. Time to check my camera.
09:22Camera, Professor?
09:23Yes. The one I rigged to catch a picture of whichever one of you is the thief.
09:33That Professor is too cool about things.
09:35The unmistakable mark of a guilty man.
09:38Get him with this. Bye, Joe.
09:41There. Now to bait the trap.
09:44Are you sure it'll work, Thurston?
09:46Of course it'll work, Lovey.
09:48Engineering genius flows through the veins of the Howell family.
09:51The thief will snatch at the bait on the end of his cord.
09:55You see, the cord leads into the bushes, passes around a rock, then winds through a pulley, which I salvaged from the boat,
10:03climbs to the top of the tree, where it's secured to a lever, which triggers a hammer, which will dislodge a coconut,
10:09which will then fall on the hollow clamshell, sounding an alarm.
10:13Now to get the jewelry, which will serve as bait to catch the Professor red-handed.
10:17Heh, I'll borrow the Professor's jewelry. Wouldn't want to use any of my own.
10:22This detective work confuses me. First we were sure it was Ginger, then we were sure it was Marianne, and now we're sure it's the Professor.
10:31You forgot Gilligan and the Skipper, my dear.
10:35Howell's been acting suspiciously. I know he's the thief.
10:38When he takes the bait on this boulder, he'll dislodge the rock, which will roll down the flume,
10:42starting the wheel spinning, yanking the cord to pull out the support from under the weight,
10:46which will pull up the bunch of bananas, making them hit the primer on the flare.
10:49That will be the signal. Now to get the bait article.
10:53I just know the Skipper is the old thief. He's too anxious to look like he's interested in capturing whoever did it.
11:02When he reaches for the valuable object I'll use to bait this trap, he'll step on the scissors handle,
11:08cutting the rope that's keeping the string together, shooting this pineapple into the air,
11:13which will come down and hit the start lever on the old phonograph, so it will play loud music as a signal.
11:19Let's see. What valuable object will I use as bait?
11:23I got it! My souvenir salt and pepper shaker from Oxnard, California, from when I was appearing at the Bijou Theater.
11:33I always knew that Ginger had her eyes on these sweaters of mine.
11:37She won't be able to resist stealing them, seeing that she's the thief.
11:41And when she yanks one of the sweaters off the line, she'll pull that lever over there,
11:47tripping those cans of paint, so they'll spill paint all over the ground,
11:51and we'll be able to track her footprints.
11:53Now, to get another sweater.
12:07Gosh, a string. I wouldn't want anybody to trip on that.
12:10Oh, Matt.
12:40Hi, everybody. Gosh, here I was, just picking up an old piece of string, and I missed the whole entire 4th of July.
12:58Pass the butter, please.
13:22Hey!
13:26Gilligan, do you have to shout?
13:28I didn't shout, Skipper. That was my normal voice.
13:30Well, it sounded like shouting.
13:32That's because for three days now, none of you have spoken to anyone.
13:34You forgot what the sound of a human voice is.
13:38Gilligan's right.
13:40Don't speak to me. She spoke to me.
13:42I have nothing to say to you. Isn't that right, dear?
13:45How dare you say something to me?
13:47How dare she?
13:49Keep your words to yourself, Howl.
13:51That's telling him, huh, Professor?
13:53Don't think at me.
13:57Gilligan.
14:03Say something?
14:07You're the only one on speaking terms with everybody. I can't stand the silence anymore.
14:15Gosh, Skipper, I can't think of anything to say.
14:17This is ridiculous.
14:19Here we are, stuck on this island together, having to make the best of it, and we've let suspicion and distrust drive us apart.
14:26Mary Ann's right. We're being foolish.
14:29Maybe we should start from the beginning again and assimilate the data non-inferentially.
14:37I read that in my detective magazine.
14:39I wonder what it means.
14:40Your idea is sound.
14:42However, let's start at the beginning.
14:44Now, what do we know to be fact rather than suspicion?
14:48One of us is a thief.
14:52Did I say something wrong?
14:54Gosh, if we don't find out which one of us is a thief, it'll get awfully lonely around here.
15:03Hi, Skipper.
15:04Oops, I forgot. I'm not supposed to talk to anybody.
15:07Well, I've been sort of thinking about that, little buddy.
15:10I mean, well, there's no sense you and me walking around not talking and acting like we don't trust each other.
15:16You know what I mean.
15:18Gosh, what I'm trying to say is, put it there, pal.
15:23Now, can I have my bottle top-tossing metal back?
15:29I am not the thief. I didn't steal your metal.
15:33I know, Skipper. I just couldn't be sure we're really friends again until you got mad at me.
15:36For some reason, that makes sense.
15:43This is a good idea, Skipper. Setting a simple trap for the thief.
15:46We've got to find out who it is once and for all.
15:48This'll do it. Okay, hoist.
15:53The bait, Gilligan.
15:57Gosh, I'd hate to lose this. It cost me a lot of money.
16:00How much?
16:01Twenty cents.
16:02I had to buy two boxes of popcorn before I got the one with the ring in it.
16:05Okay, now, let's hide.
16:16Whoa, that's some disguise a thief is wearing.
16:18Gilligan, that's a bird.
16:20Why would a bird be wearing a bird disguise?
16:22You can't fool anybody that way.
16:24Come on, let's let him out.
16:35Oh, Thurston, I'm so happy you and I decided to become friends again.
16:39After all, we do have something in common.
16:43What was it?
16:45We're married, my dear.
16:47Oh, yes, of course.
16:52Now, this is a way to do it by George.
16:55Find the loot first, then trace it back to the thief.
16:59On the other hand, if I find the loot, I could keep it.
17:02Oh, no, I wouldn't dare do that, would I?
17:06Or would I?
17:12Why, that pesky bird almost seems to be waiting for the metal detector
17:15to turn up some valuable object.
17:17Shoo, do you hear? Shoo, shoo!
17:19I'm not about to become partners with the raven.
17:23Although, I've been partners with some cuckoos in my life.
17:26Oh, that was a witty one.
17:27Now, Lobby, let's get back to the thief-catching business.
17:39There!
17:40All of our valuables are safe from the thief.
17:42Whoever he is.
17:43It was smart to forget about suspecting each other, Marianne.
17:46We girls have to stick together.
17:48To get at our valuables,
17:50the thief is going to have to get into the trunks.
17:53Oh, goody.
17:55I love men in trunks.
18:00Hey, bird, get out of there!
18:04You'd think that bird was trying to open the trunk.
18:14Attention, please!
18:15My automatic intruder detector has recorded the presence of an interloper.
18:19Gosh, I was hoping that his camera took a picture of the thief.
18:21I think that's what he means, Gilligan.
18:23The professor's a real linguine.
18:25Linguist, Gilligan.
18:26Linguist.
18:27That's someone who's handy with language.
18:30A linguine is a noodle.
18:32That's what I mean.
18:33The professor has a great noodle.
18:39This is like watching a movie before it's shot.
18:43The image is forming.
18:47It's only the raven.
18:48Yeah, he triggered our trap by accident, too.
18:50And interfered with my metal-detecting mission.
18:53And tried to chew through the ropes on our trunk.
18:56Our luck.
18:57We're trying to catch a thief, and a bird is sabotaging us.
19:00Oh, wait a minute.
19:02Could it be that our avian compatriot here is the perpetrator of the malevolence against us?
19:08I don't know about that.
19:09But I wonder if the bird could be the thief.
19:11Let's find that bird.
19:16We were right.
19:17There's my wristwatch.
19:19And my bottle-top tossing medal.
19:21And my schwager stick, and lovey's earrings, and my gold-class ring, and my embroidered pillowcase from Youngstown, Ohio, and my...
19:29But, dear, all of those things aren't yours.
19:32Nothing ventured, nothing gained, you know.
19:40Well, all of the personal belongings have been recovered.
19:43The raven was just being a raven.
19:45They like shiny objects for their nests.
19:48It sure is good to know for a fact that none of us was a thief.
19:51I knew all along it was that pesky bird.
19:54You can't trust a raven.
19:56They're worse than... than... low profits.
20:02Call my lawyers.
20:03I'll sue.
20:04I'll sue in every quarter of the land.
20:10You know, I sure learned something about suspicion and distrust.
20:13Letting suspicion and distrust get out of hand almost wrecked our friendships together.
20:18You're right.
20:19I'll never let that happen again.
20:21Well, now that that's over with, how about a friendly beach picnic to celebrate the lesson we all learned?
20:27Sure, Skipper.
20:29We'll have that case of soda pop we've been saving for a special occasion.
20:37We can't do that.
20:38Why not?
20:39Somebody stole the soda pop.
20:40Only this time, we don't have to be suspicious about who's the thief.
20:47Yeah, and we'd better not try to catch him either.
20:53Well, little buddy, the end of another day.
21:07We certainly learned something about suspicion and distrust today.
21:10Yeah, and about suspecting people doing bad things, too.
21:12Oh, Gilligan, that's what suspicion and distrust are.
21:16Where's your vocabulary?
21:17Gee, I don't know.
21:18Do you think somebody stole it?
21:20Look, Gilligan, vocabulary means, well, the words, you know, and how to use them.
21:25Like in school when they give you a vocabulary test.
21:26Right.
21:27Let's try that, Skipper.
21:28I'll give you a vocabulary test.
21:29Okay, go ahead.
21:30How much is six and six?
21:32Twelve.
21:33But that's not a vocabulary test.
21:35Sure it is.
21:36Twelve is a word, isn't it?
21:37Gilligan, you...
21:38I can't think of the right word to describe you.
21:41Gee, Skipper, do you have a weak vocabulary?
21:46Good night, little buddy.
21:48Good night, Skipper.
21:49See ya.
22:11See ya!
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