Remember "Gilligan's Island?" Yes, the widely-loved American sitcom that earned massive popularity throughout its 98-episode run from 1978 to 1982, and featured an ensemble cast including Bob Denver, Natalie Schafer, Alan Hale Jr., and Russell Johnson. The show took the castaway trope and remolded it as a comedy in which seven castaways attempt to survive on an island after they're shipwrecked, which is further complicated by the shenanigans of the ship's first mate, Gilligan (Denver).
Among this cast of colorful characters is the Professor (Johnson) — the only level-headed person among the castaways, who uses his scientific background to create little devices to make their stay on the island more hospitable. While Johnson perfectly conveyed the subtle comedy inherent in his role (a running gag being his ability to create almost anything using bamboo and coconuts), the actor also embodied serious, dramatic roles in "The Twilight Zone," where he appeared in two separate...
Among this cast of colorful characters is the Professor (Johnson) — the only level-headed person among the castaways, who uses his scientific background to create little devices to make their stay on the island more hospitable. While Johnson perfectly conveyed the subtle comedy inherent in his role (a running gag being his ability to create almost anything using bamboo and coconuts), the actor also embodied serious, dramatic roles in "The Twilight Zone," where he appeared in two separate...
- 11/18/2023
- by Debopriyaa Dutta
- Slash Film
Andrea Denver knew there was some trouble at the Summer House, before heading back to the Hamptons last summer, but not the extent of it.
Denver received a rock star welcome. He cooked for everyone and partied with his friends. But tension reared its ugly head during the “Stir the Pot” game when Danielle Olivera said Amanda Batula was who she trusted the least. The episode ended with Batula in tears, her husband Kyle Cooke calling Lindsay Hubbard a “psycho,” and Denver’s jaw on the ground.
Denver was sitting next to Batula when she broke down and he was shocked to see how fractured the friendships were in the house. “I didn’t expect it to go down that bad,” he admitted to Showbiz Cheat Sheet.
Andrea Denver said he’s ‘sad’ to see his ‘Summer House’ friends fighting
Denver anticipated “some turmoil” but not on this level. “Especially...
Denver received a rock star welcome. He cooked for everyone and partied with his friends. But tension reared its ugly head during the “Stir the Pot” game when Danielle Olivera said Amanda Batula was who she trusted the least. The episode ended with Batula in tears, her husband Kyle Cooke calling Lindsay Hubbard a “psycho,” and Denver’s jaw on the ground.
Denver was sitting next to Batula when she broke down and he was shocked to see how fractured the friendships were in the house. “I didn’t expect it to go down that bad,” he admitted to Showbiz Cheat Sheet.
Andrea Denver said he’s ‘sad’ to see his ‘Summer House’ friends fighting
Denver anticipated “some turmoil” but not on this level. “Especially...
- 3/7/2023
- by Gina Ragusa
- Showbiz Cheat Sheet
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