Love Me, Love My Skipper

Season 2, Episode 20, Aired
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The Howell's plan a party.
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      • When Gilligan comes swinging into the party as Tarzan, the first shot has him in control as he starts his swing, but the second shot of him has him out of control and on the upswing as he crashes into whatever was on the table, then in the third shot of him he's in control and on the downswing when he swings between the Skipper and Professor and into the hut's wall. Edit
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      • Theme of episode: For a happier life, turn misunderstandings into understandings. Edit
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      • Thurston: I'll not go to a party that includes someone that considers me a ninny. That's what she called me. A ninny. Do you realize I haven't been called a ninny since my nanny Nanny called me a ninny? Say I think I've written a hit tune. Edit
      • Gilligan: Now that everything's been explained, I guess you and Mrs. Howell can get back together again. Thurston: As far as I'm concerned, I never want to hear that women's name again. After what she did to me, I feel toward her as I'd feel toward a Yale man. Gilligan: You must be pretty mad. Thurston: Mad? I never should've married her in the first place. You're not married, are you Gilligan? Gilligan: No. And I don't get any ideas, Mr. Howell, I could never be as good a wife as she is. Thurston: If I knew that what I know now. But I was young and foolish. Could I help it if I was handsome, charming, and debonair? Could I? Answer me. Could I? Gilligan: I don't know what to say. Thurston: Just agree with me. Don't say anything. A simple nod will do. (Gilligan nods his head.) Edit
      • Lovey: Yes. And as that man always said, "All's well that ends well." Skipper: Well but that's just it, Mrs. Howell. Everything isn't well. I mean, what with you and Mr. Howell being separated. Lovey: Oh, that. Skipper: Well, I feel terrible about it. I feel like it's all my fault. Lovey: Now, now Skipper. Actually, you did me a favor. You showed me Thurston Howell III in his true light. He's arrogant, bigoted, childish, selfish, dreadful, and inconsiderate. Skipper: Come on, Mrs. Howell, he's not that bad. Lovey: Those are his good points. Skipper: Come on now, Mrs. Howell. Lovey: To think what I gave up to marry that man. Skipper: What'd you give up? Lovey: I can't think right now, but I must've given up something. Skipper: Mrs. Howell, I know you're all steamed up now but after you cool off, you'll realize how much you really do love Mr. Howell. Lovey: Never. He's a closed chapter in my life. I shall pick up the threads and seek a new life. Tell me. Do they take women in the Foreign Legion? Well do they? Edit
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