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Reading about Gilligan's Island on wikipedia makes me sad

Texashiker

Texashiker

Lifer
Gilligan's Island was one of my favorite shows when I was growing up.

Over the past few decades a good number of the crew have died.

Its like we are losing a whole generation of people right before our eyes.
 
Texashiker said:
Gilligan's Island was one of my favorite shows when I was growing up.

Over the past few decades a good number of the crew have died.

Its like we are losing a whole generation of people right before our eyes.
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look at it this way, the more older people around you that die, the more powerful you become 😎
 
Its like my gramma used to say when she was still alive....you know youre old when your main social events are friend's funerals.
 
I still don't know where Maryanne got the necessary ingredients to bake coconut cream pies all the time like she did.
 
Texashiker said:
Gilligan's Island was one of my favorite shows when I was growing up.

Over the past few decades a good number of the crew have died.

Its like we are losing a whole generation of people right before our eyes.
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Yeah, that'll happen when people get old...

By the way, what crew? It was just the Skipper and Gilligan IIRC. The rest of them were just passengers.

And you call yourself a fan...:colbert:
 
I feel like that about a lot of people. We lost an entire generation of actors and entertainers that were seen everyday on TV. Dean Martin, Bob Hope, Johnny Carson...it's still hard to believe they're gone.
 
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