The Same Old Dream
- Studio
- Filmation Associates
Characters
Gilligan, Skipper Jonas Grumby, Thurston Howell III, Lovey Wentworth Howell, Professor Roy Hinkley, Mary Ann Summers, Ginger Grant, Snubby
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Don Towsley, Rudy Larriva, Lou Zukor, Bill Reed
Producing
- Producer
- Lou Scheimer, Norm Prescott
- Produced By
- Lou Scheimer, Norm Prescott
Writing
- Writer
- Marc Richards
- Created By
- Sherwood Schwartz
Voices
- Voice
- Bob Denver (Gilligan), Alan Hale, Jr (Skipper), Jim Backus (Thurston Howell), Natalie Schafer (Mrs. Howell), Russell Johnson (Professor), Jane Edwards (Mary Ann), Jane Webb (Ginger), Lou Scheimer (Snubby)
Music
- Music
- Yvette Blais, Jeff Michael
Animation
- Animator
- Jim Brummett, Zion Davush, Otto Feuer, Ed Friedman, Fred Gamble, Disk Hall, Lou Kachivas, Marsh Lamore, Bob Matz, Fred Myers, Casey Onaitis, Jack Ozark, Bill Pratt, Virgil Raddatz, Len Rogers, Virgil Ross, Louise Sandoval, Larry Silverman, Hank Smith, Ed Solomon, Reuben Timmins, Ron Westlund
- Layout Supervision
- Alberto De Mello, Herb Hazelton, Robert Kline
- Layouts
- Tom Burton, George Goode, Wes Herschensohn, Les Kaluza, Mel Keefer, Ken Leonard, Carol Lunberg, John Perry, Mario Piluso, Lorna Smith, Cliff Voorhees, Wendell Washer, Jim Willoughby
- Animation
- Jim Brummett, Zion Davush, Otto Feuer, Ed Friedman, Fred Gamble, Dick Hall, Lou Kachivas, Marsh Lamore, Bob Matz, Fred Myers, Casey Onaitis, Jack Ozark, Bill Pratt, Virgil Raddatz, Len Rogers, Virgil Ross, Louise Sandoval, Larry Silverman, Hank Smith, Ed Solomon, Reuben Timmins, Ron Westlund
- Checking Supervision
- Marion Turk, Jane Philippi
Art Department
- Storyboards
- Sherman Labby, Mike O'Connor, Paul Fennell, Phil Babet
- Storyboard Supervision
- Kay Wright
- Ink and Paint Supervision
- John Remmel, Betty Brooks
Camera
- Camera
- Thane Berti, F.T. Ziegler, John D. Aardal, Joe Ponticelle, William Kotler, Dean G. Teves, Don Dinehart
- Camera Supervision
- R.W. Pope
Editing
- Editor
- Doreen Dixon, Jim Blodgett
- Film Editors
- Doreen Dixon, Jim Blodgett
- Editorial Advisors
- Dr. Nathan Cohen, Sylvia Cohen
- Editorial Supervision
- Joseph Simon
Music Department
- The "Gilligan" Theme and Background Music
- Yvette Blais, Jeff Michael
Production Management
- Film Coordinator
- June Gilham
Crew
- Creative Director
- Don Christensen
- Key Assistants
- Mike Hazy, David West, Ed Haney
- Director of Color
- Ervin L. Kaplan
- Backgropunds
- Paul Xander, Don Peters, Pat Keppler, Rolly Oliva, Doug Stevenson, Tom O'Loughlin, Curtiss Perkins, Janet Brown, Barbara Benedetto
- Executive Consultant
- Sherwood Schwartz
Companies and other credits
- Music and SOund Effects: Horta-Mahana Corp
- Color: Technicolor®
- A Filmation Production
- © 1974 Filmation Assoc. - Sherwood Schwartz
Production notes
The New Adventures of Gilligan was Filmation's animated Saturday morning version of the enormously popular 1960's TV series Gilligan's Island. The cartoon picked up where the prime time show left off: Gilligan, the Skipper too, the millionaire and his wife (Mr. and Mrs. Howell), the movie star (Ginger), the Professor, and Mary Ann were all stranded on an uncharted desert isle. The Saturday morning show also included five of the seven original voices (Dawn Wells and Tina Louise did not lend their voices to Mary Ann and Ginger, respectively), as well as the same executive producer, Sherwood Schwartz.
Ginger Grant appears in this cartoon as a platinum blonde. Red-haired Tina Louise (who portrayed Ginger in the original live-action series), not only refused to rejoin the cast for the cartoon version, but wouldn't let Filmation use her image in the cartoon.
The premise of the cartoon was similar to the series as well, with Gilligan—in his patented bungling way—inadvertently thwarting the efforts of the rest of the gang to get off the island. But since he was so lovable and was Skipper's "little buddy," the others usually forgave him. One notable addition to the animated version was Gilligan's pet monkey, Stubby. Most of the episodes ended with an educational slant, wherein Skipper and Gilligan would discuss whatever lesson they had learned that day.
The New Adventures of Gilligan proved to be almost as successful as its live-action predecessor, lasting for three full seasons before ending its run in 1977. In 1982, the crew of the S.S. Minnow were time-warped to outer space for the animated Gilligan's Planet. Although it only lasted one season, it marked the return of Dawn Wells as the voice of both Mary Ann and Ginger.
Ginger Grant appears in this cartoon as a platinum blonde. Red-haired Tina Louise (who portrayed Ginger in the original live-action series), not only refused to rejoin the cast for the cartoon version, but wouldn't let Filmation use her image in the cartoon.
The premise of the cartoon was similar to the series as well, with Gilligan—in his patented bungling way—inadvertently thwarting the efforts of the rest of the gang to get off the island. But since he was so lovable and was Skipper's "little buddy," the others usually forgave him. One notable addition to the animated version was Gilligan's pet monkey, Stubby. Most of the episodes ended with an educational slant, wherein Skipper and Gilligan would discuss whatever lesson they had learned that day.
The New Adventures of Gilligan proved to be almost as successful as its live-action predecessor, lasting for three full seasons before ending its run in 1977. In 1982, the crew of the S.S. Minnow were time-warped to outer space for the animated Gilligan's Planet. Although it only lasted one season, it marked the return of Dawn Wells as the voice of both Mary Ann and Ginger.
