Ginger or maryann
October 5th, 2011, 05:33 AM
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Ginger or maryann
Okay, this original thought I came up with may finally provide the most logical answer. See what you think.
Ginger knows what she wants to do with you. You know what you want to do with Maryann.
Ginger knows what she wants to do with you. You know what you want to do with Maryann.
October 5th, 2011, 07:36 AM
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Well......
After the recent age poll I am just damn happy no one suggested Mrs Howell LOL...... You Old farts...
I would have to agree Mary Ann would have a slight edge.... Ginger a little too vampy, and I couldn't see her handing me a wrench...
I loved Gilligans Isle
October 5th, 2011, 09:07 AM
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tina_Louise
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dawn_Wells
Talk about "old fart" those two are nearly 80 years old. Too old for even an old fart like me. I say "Dream of something real".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dawn_Wells
Talk about "old fart" those two are nearly 80 years old. Too old for even an old fart like me. I say "Dream of something real".
October 5th, 2011, 09:38 AM
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October 5th, 2011, 10:21 AM
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I had a book on this show, written by the Professor, Russell Johnson.
When the cast was signed, Tina Louise was disappointed that she wasn't the star of the show. The producer (Sherwood Schwartz) said, "The show is called Gilligan's Island, what don't you get?"
Bob Denver was a serious chain smoker. They said he never stopped smoking except to do scenes.
Tina Louise said the show ruined her career. She had trouble getting any acting jobs after the show went off the air, because everyone knew her as Ginger. The show was in reruns continuously (like "I Love Lucy"), so as the years went by, and she aged, everyone knew her from this sitcom. When the cast reunited for some TV movies, she was the only one that refused to join, so they replaced her.
None of the actors received royalties. They believed the show was a failure, reruns weren't very common on TV yet, so they all just took regular paychecks. Over the decades, they each lost millions and millions of dollars as the show became a cult favorite.
Raquel Welch auditioned for the part of Mary Ann. Could you imagine Tina Louise and Raquel Welch on the same island? I'd shoot anyone that tried to rescue me.
In the 3rd season (1967), the series was still doing very well and more than holding its own against its chief competitor "The Monkees". The network said they would be picked up for a 4th season. But the network president's wife was upset that "Gunsmoke" was going to be canceled, so CBS rescheduled "Gunsmoke" in the "Gilligan's Island" time slot, and Gilligan was canceled. That's why they never did a final episode where the castaways would have been rescued.
And that's about we need to know about this show.
When the cast was signed, Tina Louise was disappointed that she wasn't the star of the show. The producer (Sherwood Schwartz) said, "The show is called Gilligan's Island, what don't you get?"
Bob Denver was a serious chain smoker. They said he never stopped smoking except to do scenes.
Tina Louise said the show ruined her career. She had trouble getting any acting jobs after the show went off the air, because everyone knew her as Ginger. The show was in reruns continuously (like "I Love Lucy"), so as the years went by, and she aged, everyone knew her from this sitcom. When the cast reunited for some TV movies, she was the only one that refused to join, so they replaced her.
None of the actors received royalties. They believed the show was a failure, reruns weren't very common on TV yet, so they all just took regular paychecks. Over the decades, they each lost millions and millions of dollars as the show became a cult favorite.
Raquel Welch auditioned for the part of Mary Ann. Could you imagine Tina Louise and Raquel Welch on the same island? I'd shoot anyone that tried to rescue me.
In the 3rd season (1967), the series was still doing very well and more than holding its own against its chief competitor "The Monkees". The network said they would be picked up for a 4th season. But the network president's wife was upset that "Gunsmoke" was going to be canceled, so CBS rescheduled "Gunsmoke" in the "Gilligan's Island" time slot, and Gilligan was canceled. That's why they never did a final episode where the castaways would have been rescued.
And that's about we need to know about this show.
October 5th, 2011, 11:52 AM
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Okay WhatIF but, being a Munsters fan, when the network was deciding what show would get color and what show would get the axe...they nixxed the Munsters. And NO I don't want to know ~ Beverly Owen or Pat Priest ! Eddie: Julie Newmar hands down, preferably on me but, Jeannie was and always will be my first.
Oh I have cars too!
1965 Ninety Eight convertible (425srhc 4brrl)
1969 Buick GS400 convertible
1971 Cutlass convertible (350sr 2 brrl)
Oh I have cars too!
1965 Ninety Eight convertible (425srhc 4brrl)
1969 Buick GS400 convertible
1971 Cutlass convertible (350sr 2 brrl)
October 5th, 2011, 12:52 PM
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Alright now, hard to believe that Maryann is 20 years older than me. Ginger? 24 years older (she's 77) I Googled Maryann and if you squint, she's still cute, at least on the video I saw, same with her body. Lubricant isn't just for squeaky hinges or engine internals. Squint or not, Ginger looks either like Joel Gray or a canvas bag filled with hand tools. And...Mr.6698, Julie Newmar still has a killer body, definitely had a repaint but the quarters are original and unmolested. Meeeeoooowwww! Steve e
Oh yeah these too
1971 LesPaul Custom
1967 SG Melody Maker
1971 Telecaster Thin Line
1977 Rickenbacker 4001
1966 Hofner Club Bass
2010 Hofner Beatle Bass
2008 SG Standard
1966 Fender Musicmaster
1966 Guild Jazz box
2007 Fender Mustang
1995 Rickenbacker 4003
oh...too many more and a Harley Davidson FLSTC
Oh yeah these too
1971 LesPaul Custom
1967 SG Melody Maker
1971 Telecaster Thin Line
1977 Rickenbacker 4001
1966 Hofner Club Bass
2010 Hofner Beatle Bass
2008 SG Standard
1966 Fender Musicmaster
1966 Guild Jazz box
2007 Fender Mustang
1995 Rickenbacker 4003
oh...too many more and a Harley Davidson FLSTC
October 5th, 2011, 01:01 PM
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The wackey Jim Backus played Mr. Howell; he was also the voice of the cartoon "Mr. Magoo". Gal I knew lived in a fantastic house in Ft Worth that Julie Newmar had lived in previously. Just walking in the front door, with that knowlege, was a "Magical Mystery Tour", believe me. Yeah, I know, I'm one of the "older" guys on here, that's all I'll own up to. LOL!
October 5th, 2011, 01:27 PM
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You guys aint using your big head on this one. Mrs Howell is the best of the three, she's has millions, you will have plenty of cash to play with. Ginger is high maintenance and will take all the cash you have, Maryann has no money so she will be needy but not greedy. So Ginger or Maryann will cost you some coin, Lovey will get you some coin.
Plus you know what your gettin with Lovey, have you seen Ginger lately?
if you did the deed with Lovey back in the 60's she would be long gone by now and you would have a sizeable bank account.
Plus you know what your gettin with Lovey, have you seen Ginger lately?
if you did the deed with Lovey back in the 60's she would be long gone by now and you would have a sizeable bank account.
October 5th, 2011, 02:02 PM
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These people were on a 3-hour tour, yet they brought so much luggage, so many clothes, they could change their wardrobe everyday?
Why would the multi-millionaire Howells, who had dozens of yachts and houses, be on a tiny chartered crappy little boat?
The Professor could make a radio out of coconuts, dried snot, and lobster shells, yet no one could fix a hole in the boat?
They built stages to put on plays to entertain themselves, but they couldn't build a raft?
But the most unbelievable thing on Gilligan's Island?
You had two sailors, an egghead, a rich, dirty old man, and all 4 of them ignored the various advances of two smoking hot girls (one a red-headed Marilyn Monroe type), while on a deserted island?
Hey, how about "Charlie's Angels"?
Kate Jackson
Jaclyn Smith
Farrah Fawcett
Tanya Roberts
Cheryl Ladd
Cheryl Ladd had the most incredible body of all of them, Tanya Roberts seemed sleezy, but in a good way, Jaclyn Smith was stunningly pretty, Farrah Fawcett was a knockout from every angle, and even Kate Jackson was nice, although when placed next to the other girls, she didn't garner any attention.
Why would the multi-millionaire Howells, who had dozens of yachts and houses, be on a tiny chartered crappy little boat?
The Professor could make a radio out of coconuts, dried snot, and lobster shells, yet no one could fix a hole in the boat?
They built stages to put on plays to entertain themselves, but they couldn't build a raft?
But the most unbelievable thing on Gilligan's Island?
You had two sailors, an egghead, a rich, dirty old man, and all 4 of them ignored the various advances of two smoking hot girls (one a red-headed Marilyn Monroe type), while on a deserted island?
Hey, how about "Charlie's Angels"?
Kate Jackson
Jaclyn Smith
Farrah Fawcett
Tanya Roberts
Cheryl Ladd
Cheryl Ladd had the most incredible body of all of them, Tanya Roberts seemed sleezy, but in a good way, Jaclyn Smith was stunningly pretty, Farrah Fawcett was a knockout from every angle, and even Kate Jackson was nice, although when placed next to the other girls, she didn't garner any attention.
October 5th, 2011, 02:19 PM
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Mary Ann all the way - funny how much I remember this show and still sing the theme song to my girls but looking at it now, WOW times change, I see there beauty then but I suppose any 14-24 year old today would think we were nuts dreaming over them
I liked Kate Jackson and Jeanie as well
What about Mary Tyler Moore!!!!!!!!!!
Or Betty Rubble
I liked Kate Jackson and Jeanie as well
What about Mary Tyler Moore!!!!!!!!!!
Or Betty Rubble
October 5th, 2011, 02:33 PM
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Mary Tyler Moore was SO hot in the original "Dick Van Dyke Show", but somehow, not hot on her own TV show, which was in color. I think it her hairstyle and makeup that made her less attractive in the 70's.
The Munsters : I was always a Pat Priest fan And the whole concept of her being the "ugly daughter" of The Munsters, with a name like Marilyn Munster, was brilliant.
Pat-Priest.jpg
She was also in an Elvis movie called "Easy Come, Easy Go".
The Munsters : I was always a Pat Priest fan
And the whole concept of her being the "ugly daughter" of The Munsters, with a name like Marilyn Munster, was brilliant.Pat-Priest.jpg
She was also in an Elvis movie called "Easy Come, Easy Go".
October 5th, 2011, 03:08 PM
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Sorry to say Pat Priest now looks like my old leather suitcase up in the rafters out in the garage. But ya know, I respect her for keepin' it original. I give tons of credit to any of those girls who were expected to stay pretty yet, let nature take its course and gave the finger to the plastic surgeons. Or was it the producers. Or was it you and me?
