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Gilligan meets his double, a foreign spy.
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      • This episode reflects the feelings toward Russians during the Cold War. Edit
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      • Theme of episode: Governments, like people, are forever looking for hidden meanings, and very often there are none. Edit
      • The second "Castaway Double" Episode. Both Joanna Lee and Jerry Hopper would collaborate (Lee as writer, Hopper as director), on the next, involving Tina Louise as Ginger Grant and Eva Grubb, December 12, 1966's "All About Eva", which is the last of the trilogy. "Will The Real Mister Howell Please Stand up", broadcast on March 17, 1966--was the first in the trilogy. This was the only one written by a different writer/director team, writer Budd Grossman, director Jack Arnold. But the others, this and "All about Eva" interestingly were both written by the same person and directed by the same, writer Joanna Lee and director Jerry Hopper. Henry Corden, the voice of the later Fred Flinstone, is said to have done the voice of the foreign "Gilligan." Edit
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      • Skipper: He thinks I wrecked the Minnow. Ginger: He thinks I'm in love with him. Mrs.Howell: He accused Thurston of cheating. Edit
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