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'Gilligan' Starting Radio Station at Home
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (March 9) - Bob Denver, who starred in the '60s sitcom "Gilligan's Island," is starting a radio station in his house.
Denver says he plans to promote West Virginia by creating the station downstairs in his Princeton home.
He wants to broadcast oldies music and radio dramas when he takes to the airwaves within a month. He says the station will reach 100,000 people in southern West Virginia.
"I expect it to have quite a reach," he said. "On Interstate 77, I'll be picking up people all the way into Virginia."
On "Gilligan's Island," a small charter boat was caught in a storm and wrecked on the shore of an uncharted South Pacific island. Denver played the hapless deckhand Gilligan. The series ran from 1964-67.
Denver, 69, says he's surprised by the following "Gilligan's Island" has maintained through reruns.
"I love the letters we get from the children. They say, `My mom and dad said they watched you when they were little. Is that true?' They can't believe their parents were ever little," he said.
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Maybe He can have David Crosby do a spot on his new show.
Stephen
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Did not think any of them were still alive, hes about the only one left tho isnt he?.
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God bless him! As a kid, I loved him in that show, too!
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Did not think any of them were still alive, hes about the only one left tho isnt he?.
Besides Gilligan - Bob Denver; Ginger Grant - Tina Louise, The Professor - Russell Johnson, and Mary Ann Summers - Dawn Wells are still alive according to The Internet movie database which is usually pretty accurate.
The Skipper - Alan Hale Jr. died in 1990
Thurston Howell III - Jim Backus died in 1989
Lovey Howell - Natalie Schafer died in 1991
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'Gilligan' Starting Radio Station at Home
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (March 9) - Bob Denver, who starred in the '60s sitcom "Gilligan's Island," is starting a radio station in his house.
Denver says he plans to promote West Virginia by creating the station downstairs in his Princeton home.
He wants to broadcast oldies music and radio dramas when he takes to the airwaves within a month. He says the station will reach 100,000 people in southern West Virginia.
"I expect it to have quite a reach," he said. "On Interstate 77, I'll be picking up people all the way into Virginia."
On "Gilligan's Island," a small charter boat was caught in a storm and wrecked on the shore of an uncharted South Pacific island. Denver played the hapless deckhand Gilligan. The series ran from 1964-67.
Denver, 69, says he's surprised by the following "Gilligan's Island" has maintained through reruns.
"I love the letters we get from the children. They say, `My mom and dad said they watched you when they were little. Is that true?' They can't believe their parents were ever little," he said.
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Maybe He can have David Crosby do a spot on his new show.
Stephen
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Did not think any of them were still alive, hes about the only one left tho isnt he?.
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God bless him! As a kid, I loved him in that show, too!
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Quote:
Did not think any of them were still alive, hes about the only one left tho isnt he?.
Besides Gilligan - Bob Denver; Ginger Grant - Tina Louise, The Professor - Russell Johnson, and Mary Ann Summers - Dawn Wells are still alive according to The Internet movie database which is usually pretty accurate.
The Skipper - Alan Hale Jr. died in 1990
Thurston Howell III - Jim Backus died in 1989
Lovey Howell - Natalie Schafer died in 1991
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'Gilligan' Starting Radio Station at Home
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (March 9) - Bob Denver, who starred in the '60s sitcom "Gilligan's Island," is starting a radio station in his house.
Denver says he plans to promote West Virginia by creating the station downstairs in his Princeton home.
He wants to broadcast oldies music and radio dramas when he takes to the airwaves within a month. He says the station will reach 100,000 people in southern West Virginia.
"I expect it to have quite a reach," he said. "On Interstate 77, I'll be picking up people all the way into Virginia."
On "Gilligan's Island," a small charter boat was caught in a storm and wrecked on the shore of an uncharted South Pacific island. Denver played the hapless deckhand Gilligan. The series ran from 1964-67.
Denver, 69, says he's surprised by the following "Gilligan's Island" has maintained through reruns.
"I love the letters we get from the children. They say, `My mom and dad said they watched you when they were little. Is that true?' They can't believe their parents were ever little," he said.
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Maybe He can have David Crosby do a spot on his new show.
Stephen
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Did not think any of them were still alive, hes about the only one left tho isnt he?.
-
God bless him! As a kid, I loved him in that show, too!
-
Quote:
Did not think any of them were still alive, hes about the only one left tho isnt he?.
Besides Gilligan - Bob Denver; Ginger Grant - Tina Louise, The Professor - Russell Johnson, and Mary Ann Summers - Dawn Wells are still alive according to The Internet movie database which is usually pretty accurate.
The Skipper - Alan Hale Jr. died in 1990
Thurston Howell III - Jim Backus died in 1989
Lovey Howell - Natalie Schafer died in 1991