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Gilligan is forced to become the Howell's house-boy when the Skipper loses a bet to Mr. Howell in a turtle (actually a tortoise) race.
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00:00Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip
00:07That started from this tropic port aboard this tiny ship
00:11The mate was a mighty sailing man, the skipper brave and sure
00:16Five passengers set sail that day for a three-hour tour, a three-hour tour
00:24The weather started getting rough, the tiny ship was tossed
00:30If not for the courage of the fearless crew, the middle would be lost, the middle would be lost
00:37The ship's aground on the shore of this uncharted desert isle
00:42With Gilligan, the skipper too, the millionaire and his wife
00:51The movie star and the rest are here on Gilligan's Oil
01:01Come on, Howell, come on
01:19The Howell Silks, across that line, baby
01:23Move
01:25Come on, you got a chance, come on
01:27Come on, come on, Skipper
01:29Come on, run
01:31This is a race, you need to move
01:33On the line now
01:35All the way, baby, all the way
01:37Oh, that was a marvelous race
01:39See you later, lovey darling
01:41That was a wonderful race, congratulations, Skipper
01:43You did it again, Skipper
01:45Did what again?
01:46Lost the 38th time
01:47No, no, no, 39th time, you see, I'm keeping track
01:49That's it, no hard feelings, I hope, Skipper
01:51Oh, naturally not, Howell
01:53I mean, it's a pleasure losing to you
01:55I lie awake nights trying to figure out how to make it easier for you
01:57If you keep losing, I thought it was just the Howell's turtles
01:59Well, we'll have a race day after tomorrow, is that alright with you?
02:02Are you gonna race again?
02:03No, no, no
02:05That doesn't sound like the skipper we know and love, does it, Gilligan?
02:08Yes, it does
02:09He always gets grumpy when he doesn't win
02:10You're not giving up after 39 tries, are you, Skipper?
02:13I'll never give up, Howell
02:15In fact, I'll beat you yet, it's just that I haven't got anything left to wager
02:19You've won it all
02:20That's right, your sneakers, your binoculars, your compass, all that stuff
02:22Thanks for the itemized list, Gilligan
02:24Well, of course, you're overlooking one prize
02:26Mrs. Howell has done a magnificent job of roughing it out here
02:29But back home, let's face it, she does have downstairs maid, upstairs maid, a butler, chauffeur, all kinds of services
02:35Would you believe it, even here, she has me looking for a houseboy
02:38A houseboy?
02:39But where on this island would one find a houseboy?
02:45Skipper, I'll bet you my 60-foot yacht against Gilligan's service as a houseboy
02:50Until such time as we leave the island
02:52Never!
02:53You can bet the Queen Mary, and I'll never do it
02:55And I'll pay him the same wages as you do
02:57No, you won't, Howell
02:59Nobody's gonna underpay my little buddy, except me
03:01You're all hard, Skipper
03:03What are you doing, Gilligan?
03:15Putting hay in the stable
03:17Hay in the stable?
03:18I know it's only a turtle, but after 39 races, you must be beginning to feel like a horse
03:22Well, as far as Mr. Howells is concerned, yes, but mine, you can put mine out to pasture
03:27He likes it here, don't you, Rex?
03:29Rex?
03:30Yeah, he reminds me of a friend I once knew, Rex Stonecipher
03:33See, Skipper, he knows me
03:35Never mind that, Gilligan, get rid of him and get me a faster turtle
03:39I thought you were through racing
03:40I'm through losing
03:41Oh, come on, Rex, here you go, boy
03:44Bye-bye
03:46Look at him, for 39 races he ran in one spot
03:52Now he's moving like he's going someplace in a hurry
03:56Hey, give me that carrot
03:57No, this one's mine, go get your own, Mary and his old garden
03:59Not for me, I wanna test something
04:07We're in, Gilligan
04:08We're in
04:09We finally found a way to beat Howell's turtle
04:11My turtle loves carrots
04:12Now all you have to do is stand at the finish line and wave a carrot and eat
04:15What'd you call him?
04:16Who?
04:17The turtle
04:18Oh, Rex, Rex Stonecipher
04:19He had an older brother named Max Stonecipher
04:20Oh, never mind his brother
04:22Oh, Gilligan, hold that
04:26Oh, gotta boy, Rexie, baby
04:27You're gonna win the next race for me, aren't you?
04:31All you have to do now is stand at the finish line
04:33Hold it, Carrot, and we can't lose
04:36Yeah, Skipper, you win the 60-foot of Snoop and I can be your first mate
04:38And we can go all over
04:39Hold it, hold it
04:40If I race Howell again, I'll be betting your services
04:43I tell you what, Skipper
04:44I insist you bet my services as a houseboy
04:47You'll do it?
04:48You insist?
04:49Oh, little buddy
04:51That's wonderful
04:53You've changed your mind?
04:55I have
04:56You wanna race me again?
04:57I do, Mr. Howell
04:59Still willing to bet Gilligan's services?
05:01I am
05:02That is, we are
05:03Why?
05:05Why not?
05:06Look, Captain
05:07Captain, I didn't get into my present exalted position in the world of finance by accepting things at their face value
05:12You want a race, therefore you think that you have a chance of winning
05:15Now the question before the board is, how come?
05:18No secret
05:19The fact is, we have knitted a pair of wings for my turtle and he's gonna fly through the air with the greatest of ease
05:31Gee, Mr. Howell, turtles couldn't fly even if they did have wings
05:33Ginger, kindly pay attention
05:35Certainly not if the wings were knitted
05:37I think the Skipper's pulling your legs
05:39Never mind my leg
05:40It's Skipper's sleeve I'm worried about
05:42He's got something up
05:43Oh
05:44And you want me to find out what it is
05:46Haha, you're right on the target, girl
05:48From Gilligan, of course
05:50Bullseye
05:51Back away from me, Gilligan
05:53I just wanna talk to you
05:54I'm not backing your way
05:55It's just that my back itches and I'm gonna scratch it on the tree
05:58I'll scratch it for you
06:01You know, Gilligan, when I'm a famous movie star, I'm gonna have my own yacht
06:05And you can be my captain
06:07A little lower
06:09And we'll sail away to magic ports of call, won't we?
06:12Yeah, a little bit to the left
06:15How's that?
06:16Oh, yeah
06:17I can't be your captain because I gotta be the first mate for the skipper in his yacht
06:22Oh, you mean the one Mr. Howell is betting?
06:24Uh-huh, a little bit higher
06:26Gilligan
06:28Do you have a turtle that's faster than Mr. Howell's?
06:31I'm not allowed to tell anything about that
06:33Oh, you can tell me about it
06:35How's that? Is that the right spot?
06:37Yeah
06:40Tell me about everything, Gilligan
06:43So you told her everything, eh?
06:45Then she ran right from you to Howell and told him everything
06:49Gilligan, how many times have I taught you what to do and Ginger was after you?
06:51I'm sorry, Skipper
06:52I tried to remember what you taught me, but...
06:54But what?
06:55She backed me up against the tree and started scratching my back
06:57And she found the favorite spot
06:58And I don't know what my mouth said after that
07:02Listen, Gilligan
07:04I don't want any more talking, you understand?
07:06Luckily, Mr. Howell can't do anything about this
07:09Morning, Marianne
07:10Hi, Skipper
07:11Hi, Gilligan
07:12What's the matter?
07:13What's the matter?
07:14I'm not allowed to talk
07:16Now, Marianne, could we have a couple of your carrots?
07:18Oh, I'm sorry, Skipper
07:20Well, not unless Mr. Howell says it's okay
07:23What? What's Mr. Howell got to do with your carrots?
07:26Well, his carrots
07:27He bought them over an hour ago
07:29Five thousand dollars for fifty carrots
07:31Fifty carrots or five thousand dollars?
07:34How's your long division, Skipper?
07:36Never mind my long division, Gilligan
07:39Well, in that case, we can't have carrots
07:40We'll try some of your turnips
07:41Maybe they'll work
07:43I'm sorry, Skipper
07:45He bought those, too?
07:47All eight plants for four thousand dollars
07:50Eight plants for four thousand dollars?
07:54Never mind the long division, Gilligan
07:56Now, all that you have left is your wild lettuce
07:59We'll try that
08:01He bought that
08:02He bought that, too
08:03Three thousand dollars
08:04Three thousand dollars for the wild lettuce
08:06And a nine thousand
08:07And a four thousand
08:08And a four thousand
08:09Four thousand is one
08:11Will you stop that?
08:13I got me all mixed up
08:14Well, I'll straighten you out, mate
08:15I want you to find something that's just as good as carrots
08:17Something that my turtle will like better
08:19And I want you to do it before the race
08:21So I can win
08:22Now, that's an order!
08:28Hi, Professor
08:29Hi, Gilligan
08:30I'm sure I'm glad you got shipwrecked on the island here with us
08:32Well, I'm not sure I agree
08:33But I know you meant that as a compliment
08:35Oh, I do, I do
08:36You're a very smart man, and you know lots of things
08:37Such as?
08:38Such as what our turtle would like to eat
08:39Since we don't have any more carrots
08:41Well, I'm afraid I'm not an authority on that subject, Gilligan
08:43You see, I'm not a herptologist
08:44Oh, that's okay, because he isn't a herp, he's a turtle
08:47You're an herptologist, he's a man
08:48Please, Professor, what do you think he'd like to eat?
08:49Well, you might try, uh, seaweed
08:52Or moss
08:53Or plants
08:54Or even grass
08:55I'm really not
08:56You mean grass, moss?
08:57Okay, thanks a lot, Professor
09:01And seaweed is rich in iron and vitamin C, just like an orange juice
09:04Not only will you run like crazy when you see me holding some seaweed on the finish line
09:08But it'll make you grow up to be a big, strong turtle
09:10Besides that, it tastes good
09:12Just look at Gilligan
09:13You look happy, like you were eating some steak
09:16See?
09:18Gilligan just loves it, don't you?
09:20I hate it
09:21I don't want a turtle to hear it
09:23Eat some more
09:25Maybe you'd rather have some of this grass
09:31Here we are
09:33You know, make the grass look good, Gilligan
09:42Down to the moss, you know
09:45Here
09:46Try some moss
09:50Here, Gilligan, make the moss look good
09:57Gilligan
09:58He's eating the moss
10:01He's eating the moss
10:02We're back in business, Gilligan
10:04We're back in business
10:07That's it
10:10Eat
10:15Come on, turtle, move
10:16Sprint a little
10:17Get up there
10:18Come on
10:19Oh no, he's winning again
10:20Oh, girl
10:21Hey, hey, hey
10:26What went wrong, Gilligan?
10:27What happened?
10:28I don't know, Skipper
10:29He's showing for the moss in practice
10:31In practice?
10:32What practice?
10:33We practiced all afternoon
10:34He must have put away 25, 30 pounds of moss
10:35And I mean
10:37Surprise, Skipper
10:38Come along, Gilligan
10:39Mrs. Howell has a million and one things to show you
10:41Before you serve us our dinner
10:42Goodbye, Skipper
10:43House boy
10:44There you go
10:52Darling, I'm so delighted that your turtle won the race
10:54Yes, it does make life more bearable, doesn't it?
10:57I just adore having a butler
10:58And an upstairs maid
10:59And a downstairs maid
11:00And a cook
11:01And a gardener
11:02And a chauffeur
11:03And a house boy
11:04Even if Gilligan is all of them
11:05Even here, I should divide my wife with the staff of servants
11:08The staff of servants?
11:10Now, darling, you're brilliant
11:12Where's that boy with my drink?
11:14Gilligan!
11:15Hurry up!
11:17Can you drink, sir?
11:18Oh, thank you
11:19Thank you very much
11:20Gilligan, help me with this yarn
11:22Certainly, Mr. Howell
11:23My, my, my
11:24The market is going higher and higher
11:26Mr. Howell, how do you get a newspaper out here on the island?
11:28My newsboy has a strong right arm
11:31We've had that same paper ever since we were shipwrecked
11:34Mr. Howell reads the financial page every day
11:37The market doesn't go up and it's very comforting
11:39Because it doesn't go down either
11:42Well, this hunch is awful
11:43Will you put some more papai or something in there, will you, boy?
11:45Certainly, Mr. Howell
11:46All right
11:48Gilligan, my yarn
11:49I'm sorry, Mrs. Howell
11:51You're getting me all tangled up, son
11:53What's the matter with you?
11:54Oh, Gilligan, stay away
11:55Oh, Gilligan, stay away
11:56Oh, Gilligan, stay away
11:57Oh, Gilligan, stay away
11:58Oh, Gilligan
11:59Oh, Gilligan
12:00Oh, Gilligan
12:01Oh, Gilligan
12:04Right
12:05There goes the whole
12:06New York Exchange
12:08New York Exchange
12:09Oh, my beautiful
12:11The american
12:14Hey
12:16Hello, Professor
12:17You really miss Gilligan, don't you, Skipper?
12:18I certainly do
12:19It's just not the same around the hut
12:20I mean, nobody to yell at
12:22It's disgusting things a bit
12:23He used to help me with the chores around here
12:25It's just not the same, I'm like a ship without a rudder
12:27Disgusting things, Fitz.
12:28You used to help me with the chores around here,
12:30but it's just not the same.
12:31I'm like a ship without a rudder.
12:33Well, we all go through this sort of thing once in a while, Skipper.
12:35We don't appreciate what we've got until we lose it.
12:37I suppose you're right.
12:40Where are you going?
12:41Over to visit what I lost.
12:48Gilligan!
12:49Hey, Gilligan!
12:51Tradesman around the rear, please.
12:53It's me, your Skipper.
12:55Given an appointment?
12:56I have to have an appointment to see my little buddy?
12:58No, to see the Howells.
13:00Besides being a houseboy, I'm a butler and chauffeur.
13:03Chauffeur?
13:03That part's easy. We don't have a car.
13:06Well, Gilligan, I think they're overworking around this place.
13:08I mean, you must feel like a prisoner around here taking all these jobs.
13:11Oh, no, Skipper, I get every other Thursday off.
13:14You don't even miss me.
13:15Well, I miss you, Skipper. I miss you a lot.
13:17Nobody to yell at you?
13:18Well, Mr. Howell yells, but not half as loud as you,
13:20and the place is kind of messy, but not near as messy as our hut.
13:22Mrs. Howell, she can't give order. She says, please.
13:24Now, what do you expect from a woman?
13:26I sure do miss being your first mate.
13:28Well, I'll get you back, little buddy. I'll get you back.
13:30Well, Howell, you have nothing left to bet, but I have, Skipper.
13:32Look, it's my Boy Scout knife.
13:34It's a spoon, and there's a fork, and there's a blade,
13:37and a nail file, and tweezers, and a key ring, and a corkscrew.
13:40Here, take it.
13:40No, Gilligan, I couldn't. Suppose I lose.
13:43Well, Mr. Howell will have me in the knife,
13:44and I'll get to use it as much as I do now.
13:46If you win, you win me back.
13:47No, Gilligan, I shouldn't have bet you against his sloop in the first place.
13:50And to take your dearest possession, well, I just couldn't do it.
13:53Even if I insist?
13:54Even if you insist.
13:58You could have heard it, Mr. Howell.
13:59It would have brought tears to your eyes.
14:00From laughing. Will you get on with your housework, boy?
14:02Please, Mr. Howell, one more race.
14:04But the Skipper has nothing left to wager.
14:05Oh, yes, he has my Boy Scout knife.
14:07The one with the corkscrew?
14:09Yeah, screwdriver nail file.
14:10On the compass?
14:11Yeah, and I can't open a key ring to this.
14:13You're leaving something out.
14:16Huh?
14:16Oh, knife blade.
14:17Yes, yes.
14:18Gilligan, my boy, I'll admit that I've had my eye on that knife for some time,
14:22but how come you're willing to bet your dearest possession?
14:25After all, I've won 40 races.
14:27What makes you think I'm going to start losing now?
14:29Well, I was thinking, Mr. Howell, maybe if you lost on purpose, you...
14:32Me?
14:33A Howell lose on purpose?
14:35But you have everything.
14:36Yachts, oil wells, banks.
14:37And money.
14:38And you have corporations.
14:39Everybody looks up to you.
14:40And what does the Skipper have?
14:41Me?
14:42I know it's not much, but it's all he has.
14:43And, Mr. Howell, it didn't mean so much for him to win me back
14:46and so little for you to lose me.
14:48Please, Mr. Howell?
14:49Gilligan, my boy, you're a fine young man.
14:52Ordinarily, your story would melt a man with a heart of stone.
14:55But fortunately, my cronies call me Old Granite Heart Howell.
15:00Gilligan, tell the Skipper I'm willing to race.
15:02And may the best turtle win.
15:03Naturally, I have the best turtles.
15:05No one challenges a Howell and comes through unscathed.
15:09Comes through what?
15:11Unscathed.
15:12Mr. Howell, after you threw unscathed in him, will he be able to skathe again?
15:16No, don't worry about that, will you?
15:19And Gilligan, take good care of my knife.
15:22You mean my knife?
15:23Until the race.
15:25That is, if the Skipper is man enough to race me.
15:27Imagine the nerve of that houseboy, lovey, asking Thurston how to let the Skipper win a race.
15:40Well, after all, dear, Gilligan's boaters are strictly humanitarian.
15:44Yeah, those are the worst kind.
15:46You know, darling, the Skipper's awfully unhappy without Gilligan.
15:49Well, if you don't see any tears, it's because I'm crying on the inside.
15:53Darling, you don't really need a houseboy.
15:55There's nothing for him to do.
15:57Well, I'm simply aghast.
15:59Mrs. Thurston Howell's used to a staff of servants.
16:01Yes, I know, dear.
16:02But I've grown used to doing without.
16:04Well, that's spoken like a true aristocrat, and I'm very proud of you.
16:07But even here, maroon on this island, as chairman of the board, I can still provide you with some creature comforts.
16:12Oh, in other words...
16:13In other words, I will not lose to the Skipper on purpose.
16:16Now, the matter is closed, dear.
16:21It says, um, very soon now, you're going to meet a big, strong, handsome man.
16:27Ha, fat chance.
16:28Not unless one drops out of an airplane or something.
16:30If your horoscope says so, you're going to meet him.
16:32Why am I going to meet a big, strong, handsome man on this island?
16:36Hi, girls.
16:36There he is, a big, strong, handsome man.
16:39And you just met him.
16:40Ginger, the Skipper's been marooned with us now for several months.
16:43Let me see what else your horoscope says.
16:45It says, you don't believe in horoscopes, and why don't you go back to your vegetable garden?
16:50Oh, well, I guess I will.
16:53Bye, Marianne.
16:55What was that all about?
16:56Well, I was just reading your horoscope, Skipper.
16:58Would you like me to read yours?
16:59You know, you'd be surprised.
17:01If you really follow it, everything works out right.
17:04What day's your birthday?
17:05The 5th of May.
17:07Oh, you're Taurus.
17:09You're under the sign of the bull.
17:11Well, I knew I was under the sign of something, but I thought it was the 8th ball.
17:16Oh, let's see.
17:17The 16th is your day.
17:2016th?
17:20That'll be tomorrow.
17:21Yeah, it says, um, strike hard, strike fast.
17:25The race is to the swift, and on the 16th, you will be the swiftest.
17:30The race?
17:31Is that what it says?
17:32I'll be the swiftest?
17:33Yes.
17:34It says, a day's delay will be too late.
17:36Seize your opportunity by the horns.
17:38I guess that's because you're Taurus.
17:39And win, win, win.
17:41I'll do it, Ginger.
17:43Thanks a million.
17:43I'll do it.
17:44Don't you want to hear the rest?
17:45Oh, no, I've already heard enough.
17:47Oh, good news.
17:49Good news.
17:52Gilligan.
17:53Hey, Gilligan.
17:55Who's there?
17:56If you know who's there, I'll do it.
18:00I'll bet your Boy Scout knife against Howell if he'll bet you back.
18:04Now, understand, I'll race him, but it's got to be tomorrow.
18:07Why?
18:08Well, because I'm Taurus.
18:09Where?
18:11Hey, Gilligan.
18:12But just tell Howell that I'll race him tomorrow, okay?
18:14Yeah.
18:15Tomorrow.
18:15Yeah, yeah, yeah.
18:18Hey, Mrs. Howell.
18:19The skipper seems terribly confident.
18:21Yeah, I just wish I was.
18:40All I'm trying to do is make Thurston be the kind of man he really is.
18:44Despite himself.
18:47Now, I'll just change you turtles around.
18:51The skipper's turtle will go in our pen.
18:55There.
18:56Oh, our turtle's bigger.
18:58Oh, and our turtle goes in this pen.
19:05There.
19:06Oh, I almost forgot.
19:12There.
19:15There.
19:16There.
19:17There.
19:17Now, the skipper will win, and Gilligan can go back where he belongs.
19:23Ah, thank goodness it's night, and no one can see what I'm doing.
19:48If word ever got back to the States of Thurston Howell deliberately did a good deed, I'd lose my window seat at the Union League Club.
19:56Forgive me.
19:57Here we go.
19:58Oh, you little, there we are.
20:03Don't mind, do you?
20:05Let's see now.
20:06The howl, no howl.
20:13You're a genius, huh?
20:17That's a crime.
20:20You cunning.
20:21I'll be darned.
20:30I must have reached him after all.
20:34Yes, who is it?
20:35Your ex-first mate.
20:36Gilligan!
20:37My little buddy!
20:38You dead thing!
20:40Oh!
20:41No, no, no, sir.
20:41I just came to tell you, don't worry.
20:43You're going to win tomorrow.
20:44Well, you bet I will.
20:45Yeah, old granite-hearted Howell switched the turtles, and you got the fast one.
20:48He what?
20:49I saw him do it, yeah.
20:49Well, you don't think I want to win the race that way.
20:52You want to win me back, don't you?
20:53Well, certainly I do, Gilligan, but honorably.
20:56Well, could you sleep nights knowing that that race was fixed?
20:58I could sleep any time.
20:59Well, I could.
21:00Now, we're going back and put those turtles back where they belong.
21:02Oh!
21:19Well, we're going back and are going back.
21:34he was
21:55he changed him back
21:58after all the trouble
21:59I want to make sure
21:59that he'd win
22:00he says he doesn't
22:01want to win that way
22:01you know what that
22:02big stubborn ox is doing
22:03scathing
22:04unscathing
22:05a gift horse in the mouth
22:07I won't stand for it
22:08when Thurston Howell
22:09makes up his mind
22:10to be a decent
22:10honest person
22:11nobody
22:12and I repeat
22:13nobody
22:13stands in his way
22:14good view
22:15Mr. Decent Human Being
22:16I can put the turtles
22:18the way they were
22:18hurry up
22:19say goodnight to Teddy
22:34oh come on
22:48no go back
22:49you're not supposed to win
22:51don't go back that way
22:52slow down
22:55not so fast
22:56oh no not so fast
22:57oh no not so fast
22:57oh don't win
22:57he's gonna win again
22:58please don't win
22:59come on get a move on
23:00come on
23:01get a move on
23:01come on
23:02come on
23:02come on
23:04come on
23:04come on
23:04there he goes
23:06come on tiger
23:06go on
23:07oh skipper
23:08no don't finish
23:09falter
23:10anything
23:11no go back
23:12you're not supposed
23:13to win this time
23:14oh you're not supposed
23:16to win this time
23:17oh it can't be
23:20it just can't be
23:21my knife
23:23his knife
23:25I tried to be nice
23:27I really tried
23:28but I
23:28I still
23:29came out on top
23:30and he
23:31whooped
23:31ah there you are
23:42skipper
23:43good old
23:43betting squared left
23:44huh
23:45now I have a pebble
23:46in one of these hands
23:47you see what I mean
23:47and you guess
23:48if you guess
23:48which hand has the pebble
23:49you win
23:50go ahead
23:51go ahead
23:52choose one
23:52choose one
23:53there you are
23:54I win
23:55you lose
23:56which means
23:57you get Gilligan back
23:58Gilligan
23:59you rang sir
24:00yes I'm giving you
24:01back to the skipper
24:02skipper
24:03but I thought you said
24:04I lost a bet
24:05with the pebbles
24:05well exactly
24:06you see
24:06when Gilligan was my
24:07houseboy
24:07he washed my shirts
24:09and he ironed
24:11my trousers
24:11but when you're
24:13betting to see
24:13who gets Gilligan
24:14the loser
24:15is the winner
24:16go away
24:18now this is a tale
24:30of our castaways
24:31they're here
24:32for a long
24:32long time
24:33they'll have to
24:34make the best
24:35of things
24:36it's an uphill climb
24:38the first mate
24:39and his skipper
24:39too
24:40will do their
24:41very best
24:42to make the others
24:43comfortable
24:44in the tropic island
24:45nest
24:46no phones
24:47no lights
24:48no motor cars
24:49not a single luxury
24:50like Robinson Caruso
24:52it's primitive
24:54as can be
24:55so join us
24:56here each week
24:57my friends
24:57you're sure
24:58to get a smile
24:59for seven stranded
25:01castaways
25:02here on Gilligan's Isle
25:04going somewhere
25:09one more
25:09or two
25:10to get a smile
25:11that you can use
25:11as well
25:12as well
25:13as well
25:14and the best
25:15is that it's not
25:16true
25:16that it's a dream
25:16that it's not
25:17true
25:17that it's a dream
25:18you can use
25:19to let it
25:19into the chat
25:19and the person
25:20you can use
25:20that it's not
25:22the time
25:22it's not
25:23anything
25:24you can use
25:24when you're
25:24to get a smile
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