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âCome sit my friends and hear a tale, a tale of a fateful tripââŠ, but I think you get the message by now. Yup, S. S. Minnow her crew and passengers set sail that day for a three hour trip.
Of course you remember the list of characters. âThe mate was a mighty sailing man.â Gilligan was so skinny he had to stand sideways twice to cast a shadow. âThe skipper brave and true.â Skipper was a large man and without much muscle definition. âA millionaire and his wife.â Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Howell III and they certainly were a charming couple. âA movie star.â Miss Ginger Rogers, tall and slim and very sexy looking. âThe professor and Maryanne.â Professor Roy Hinckley, Rhodes Scholar and holder of numerous university diplomas. Scientist, astronomer, archeologist and generally a very smart fellow. Miss Maryanne fresh from the wheat fields of Kansas, so innocent and lovely not to mention extremely well put together physically.
There you have it, the refresher course of the cast. By now youâre asking yourself why do I go through all the trouble of stating what anyone whoâs seen the program knows? The answer is really very simple. We watched each week as situations and disasters befell our castaways, but did you ever think of what wasnât shown on TV? I canât tell you how much I had often lusted for Ginger and Maryanne every week. As I grew older and watched the re-runs even Mrs. Howell took on a very nice flavor of the âolderâ woman.
But youâre still puzzled or thinking Iâm off the deep end and itâs time to quit reading and find something more interesting. Do that if you must but youâll miss knowing what really happened on that island. You see I have a friend in Hollywood. He worked on the original TV show and managed to save certain cans of film not meant for public viewing. Of course I canât tell you his name but he managed, over the years, to take those episodes we never saw and burn them onto DVDâs. I was fortunate enough to have him give me these disks but sadly it was on his death bed. I gave him my sworn vow to never allow anybody to see them, but I didnât promise not to tell some of the stories. Now you know why I spent so much time writing the obvious. (Authors note: If you believe any of the above paragraph then you need to either find another more believable story or get your head shrunk. While Iâm thinking of it donât ask about how they managed to find all the clothes they wore. Hey, itâs make believe donât you know.) Now if you are ready I shall begin and hope you enjoy.
âGilligan did you make sure all the stores are onboard and stowed away?â If nothing the Skipper was meticulous and neat.
âYes, Sir. We have lots of canned goodies but why do we need them if weâre only going to be gone three hours?â Gilligan wasnât what you could call the brightest of deck hands but he was extremely likable if a bit klutzy. Accidents, it seemed, were made just for him.
âYou never know what will come up on the ocean. Iâve been sailing these seas for years and canât tell you how many times Iâve seen storms suddenly come from nowhere.â
âWhy canât you tell me Skipper? Why? Is it some secret youâve been sworn to keep?â
âOh Gilligan stop horsing around and make sure weâre ready to sail. The passengers will be coming on soon and theyâve paid lots of money. So donât do anything stupid like forgetting to let go the moorings when I tell you.â
It wasnât long before five nicely dressed people strode up the gangway and boarded the tiny ship. The Skipper met each of them shaking hands with the two men and doffing his captainâs hat to the three ladies. Making sure all were comfortably situated in the main salon he barked his orders.
âGilligan cast off and make ready for sea.â The Skipper had always dreamed of being a ships captain but couldnât seem to get over being sea sick. He sighed at his lot in life gently pushing the throttles of the twin engines ahead.
Having cleared the mooring area he invited the guests above deck. They looked about as the Skipper expertly guided his tiny ship through the harbor and beyond the breakwater reef. Clear of the smooth safe waters of the harbor the gentle swell of the almost open ocean began to rock the tiny ship in a very soothing manner.
âSkipper have you looked at the sky lately?â Gilligan poked his head up from the engine room hatch, looked around before speaking. He saw the Skipper talking to the movie star.
âYes Gilligan Iâve been keeping a close watch on all the hills and valleys of the ocean.â He didnât turn to face his little buddy but kept his eyes mostly glued to the firm cleavage of Gingers bust.
âOh, well OK I guess, but in case you were wondering the sky is starting to look real black behind us.â
âYes little buddy I see the black clouds and itâs nothing for you to worry about. Now why donât you just go back down andâŠâ The Skipper glanced behind them and gasped. âGilligan get everybody below decks and make ready for heavy seas. Then get your skinny butt back up here and help me with the wheel.â
The passengers were safely inside the lower cabin as the mate joined his captain. It wasnât looking very good. âThe weather started getting rough, the tiny ship was tossed. If not for the courage of the fearless crew the Minnow would be lost.â
Black clouds filled the sky as the wind rose. The calm ocean surged and swelled, waves broke over the bow sending cascades of green water across the deck. Rain fell from the skies soaking the crew as they valiantly fought for control over the spinning wheel, but alas all was to no avail. Lightning flashed, thunder roiled booming across the waters until at long last all was silent, smooth and still.
âNow the ship lay aground on the shore of this deserted isle, with Gilligan, the Skipper too, the millionaire and his wife, the movie star, the professor and Maryanne, here on Gilliganâs Isle.â
Deep blue sky, the sun shining down and smiling as the birds chirped and sang in the trees. Water gently lapped the sandy shore as the gentle breeze wafted over the beach. It was truly a beautiful sight to behold with only one glaring exception. Beached in the sand was a tiny ship with several rather large holes in its hull. Further up from the waters edge lay seven bodies all of them still very damp in their clothing. The first to move was the ugly skinny man as he lifted his head and reset his upside down Dixie cup hat on his head. He looked around with wide eyes.
âSkipper, Skipper I think weâve died and gone to heaven.â
âWhaâŠ, whatâs that you say little buddy?â
âLook, weâre on land and itâs nice and warm and not moving.â
âYeah I see what you mean.â The Skipper looked around and saw a lovely paradise, then he saw his passengers. âCome on Gilligan and help me with these folks. Weâve got to make sure none of them is hurt. Oh I wish I had taken out that insurance policy before we sailed. Now Iâm going to be sued.â
Skipper stood on unsteady feet for a moment before moving. Digging into his mind he recalled her name, Ginger, as he approached her laying face down. Fear gripped his large round body as he knelt and gently rolled her onto her back. He saw that she was breathing and wow was she breathing. In spite of all that happened a few hours before he couldnât help but notice her chest. Two firm mounds barely covered by her evening party dress rose and fell with each breath. Between them was the same alluring cleavage he had been looking at before the storm hit and they still held his attention.
Gilligan checked on Mr. and Mrs. Howell and found them coming around. The Professor saw to Maryanne and helped her to sit up. All of them were still wet from the storm and being beached. Still it wasnât all that bad because of the warm sun. I wasn't long before most of their clothing had dried.
âWell folks I donât know what to say except Iâm sorry. I had no idea that storm was coming but rest assured each of you will receive a refund.â Skipper was trying his best to sound casual and hopefully staving off any possible law suits.
âNo lights, no phone, no motor car, not a single luxury. Like Robinson Crusoe it was primitive as could beâ.
âOh my, no phone? How will I contact my stock broker?â
âNo lights? How will I do my hair and make-up?â
âNo motor cars, no pollution.â
Mr. Howell, Ginger and the Professor had spoken one after the other.
âNot a single luxury? That means no beauty solons. Oh Thurston what shall I do?â Mrs. Howell, always just a bit slow on the uptake, finally made her observations.
âPrimitive alright. Just as primitive as can be.â Gilligan piped up with his silly looking grin.
âOh Gilligan. Stop being so melodramatic.â Skipper banged the skinny mates head with his captainâs hat. âNow letâs donât panic folks. Iâm sure weâll be rescued very soon, maybe even today or tomorrow.â
âSkipper, do you have any idea where we are right now? I donât want to sound like a wet blanket but that was a rather nasty storm and we could have drifted well away from the normal shipping lanes. I suggest we start thinking of constructing some kind of shelter and then look for food. Our first task will be survival.â The others nodded in agreement with what the Professor had said.
âGosh Professor I really donât know where we are. Youâre right about that storm being a bad one. The compass broke almost immediately and my sextant went over the side. I think youâre right about making shelter and getting food. Gilligan, you go out and start looking for some bamboo for poles and see if you can find some palms with big fronds for the roof. Girls, if you donât mind, could you start looking around for fallen coconuts and anything else we can eat? I think Mr. Howell, the Professor and I will start by looking for the best place to make our little camp.â
Maryanne, having been raised in Middle America, took charge and lead the other two off to search for food. The three older men began looking for an open space with tall palms to build the shelter. In the meantime Gilligan wondered off to find bamboo and palm fronds.
Half an hour later Gilligan raced back and found the other three men talking. They were discussing the merits of two possible places to make camp.
âSkipper, Skipper I foundâŠâ
âQuite Gilligan. Canât you see weâre talking?â
âBut Skipper I found something youâŠâ
âGilligan if you donât stop interrupting us weâll never get anything done. Now be quiet while we decide on the best place to start building.â
âBut, butâŠâ
âGilligan, shush. Now as I was saying before being so rudely interrupted, I think we should build one large hut and hang something in the middle to give the ladies privacy.â
âExcellent thinking Skipper. How long do you think it will take to build something that large?â
âWell thatâs the rub. I figure two or three days if Gilligan can find enough material. How about it little buddy? Have you found the bamboo and palm fronds?â
âNo Skipper but why donât we just move in now?â
âBecause we havenât built anything yet.â Skipper looked annoyed.
âYou mean you didnât set up those huts in the clearing? Wow, I thought it was too soon.â
âWhat huts are you referring to my dear boy?â Mr. Howell finally had something to say.
âWhy the six huts over there just beyond that stand of palms.â He pointed in the direction away from the lagoon where the Minnow lay like a beached whale.
Gilligan led them to a clear about three hundred yards from the beach. There the six huts sat in a semi-circle facing a huge fire pit. Tall palms surround the entire area giving protection from wind and water.
âMaybe this island isnât deserted after all.â Skipperâs face showed concern that they might not be alone.
As he, Mr. Howell and Gilligan waited the Professor began moving around looking inside each hut. After an hour of investigation he came back to announce his findings.
âArooby. Defiantly Arooby. I was sure they were extinct but these huts all look so clean and well maintained as if somebody had been taking care of them. It doesnât look as if any of them has been occupied for quite sometime, though.â
âArooby? Professor whatâs and Arooby?â Gilligan scratched his head looking bewildered.
âOh the Arooby were well known for being very nasty vicious head hunters. But of course that was many years ago. If there really are any of the tribe left living Iâm sure by now they have changed and become more docile. Head hunting went out with, with, well it hasnât been known to have been practiced by any tribes in hundreds of years. I donât think we have anything to worry about unless they get mad for us using their huts.â
The men talked more and the women finally found them. They each carried a little something to eat and since everybody was hungry they ate. Finally it was time to get settled. Skipper had Gilligan go to the Minnow and begin bringing all the food stores from the tiny ship.
âNow I suggest, since there are six huts, we split up in groups. Mr. and Mrs. Howell, of course, should have a hut to themselves as well as Ginger and Maryanne. Gilligan and I can share one. Professor, since none of the huts are big enough for more than two people would you mind being alone?â
âNot at all Skipper. As a matter of fact I would prefer it. Since it looks like we might be quite sometime I could use most of my hut for setting up my work area. I could conduct experiments and try to find ways to make our lives easier.â
Later that night the seven stranded castaways sat around the huge open fire pit roasting a leg of lamb, the only portion of fresh meat on the tiny ship. (Why was there a leg of lamb on the boat? Donât ask. Itâs a fantasy dummy.) It having been a full day all of them felt exhausted and soon went to their respective huts for sleep.
Day after day passed and most was just like the one before it. Gilligan had found a fresh water stream only a few yards from camp and it was most welcome. The girls, with Maryanne showing them, started making a couple large bowl like objects out of palm fronds and one quickly was pressed into use as a bathtub. Using the pots and pans from the galley of S. S. Minnow they heated water, set up a palm frond shield and each was allowed to bath.
Life on the island was becoming boring. Everyday was about the same as the day before. With little to do but gather food and anything they could think of everybody was becoming edgy. It stood to reason that is was Ginger to make the first move.
âHello Professor.â Ginger, still wearing the same evening dress that clung so tightly to her body, smoothly approached him from behind. They were in his hut as Professor worked on some mysterious new experiment.
âHmmm? Oh hello Ginger. Iâll only be a moment. Why donât you make yourself comfortable and Iâll be right with you.â
Ginger didnât like the sound of his idea of being comfortable and decided to be comfortable in her own way. Her feet barely made a sound as she came up behind him, slipped her arms under his and laid her hands on his shoulders. She moved even closer and pressed her firm breasts to his back.
âWhat are you working on Professor?â Ginger cooed softly her breath lightly brushing his ear.
âOh itâs nothing really. I was trying to see if I could harness the sunâs rays to create electricity. Iâm sure we all could use some extra power.â
âMmmmm, I donât know about you but I can already feel the electricity flowing. Tell me Professor, why are you so smart for such a young man?â
âI started college when I was fourteen. I was brilliant then and still am.â
âOoooo, all work and no play makes Professor a very dull boy.â Ginger began to pull him tighter pressing her breasts more firmly to his broad back.
âWell, I canât say I havenât played some, but it has been a long time.â Professor liked the feeling behind him and hoped she wouldnât stop anytime soon.
âDoes that mean what I think I means?â Ginger slid her hands from his shoulders and began rubbing his chest. It didnât take her long to snake one hand inside his partly open shirt and start rubbing his hair covered chest.
âGinger, youâre distracting me from my work. This is, you must realize, for the good of all. But I do like what you are doing. Itâs been a long time since a woman was this close to me.â
âYou donât think Iâm being to forward? I mean most men would be offended if a woman were to be so, so, daring.â Ginger began to slip the buttons of his shirt open until his chest was bare. Pulling it from his waist she caressed his chest and kissed the side of his neck. With the fingers of one hand lightly playing over his nipples she slid the other down his front and gently messaged the stiff lump below his belt.
âNo I donât think anything like that at all. In fact I find what you are doing to be very refreshing and extremely nice. Mmmmm, yes, it feels very good.â Professor took a deep shaky breath and slightly moved his hips forcing her hand to press more into his crotch.
âProfessor, wouldnât you like to take a break from your work? I have something I would like to âdiscussâ with you.â Ginger emphasized discuss by firmly gripping his now obvious erection from outside his pants.
âYes, itâs time for a break. I agree we have much to âdiscussâ.â Professor turned his body inside her embrace and lifted one hand to her breast. âI think this is something needing discussion.â He squeezed her breast as his lips quickly mashed to hers.
For several minutes they kissed swapping spit and dueling their tongues. Both of them used their hands to maul the others body and quickly they found themselves naked. Professor gently picked up Ginger and lay her on his cot. Standing above her Ginger gazed longingly at his throbbing erection.
âI like a big man, Professor, and in my book you are one big man.â She wrapped her fingers around his turgid shaft and felt his heat. Slowly she began stroking his organ pulling it towards her head. âI want to feel and taste you in my mouth. Itâs been so long since Iâve been with a man and even longer since Iâve had one as big as you.â
Professor Roy Hinckley had never considered himself to be a manly stud but seeing how Gingers fingers couldnât quite encircle all of his manhood made him feel proud. Her lips surrounded his shaft as her tongue lightly traced all around the mushroom head. Shifting just enough and slightly bending he slid his hand between her legs and easily found her rapidly growing wetness. Two of his fingers easily entered her as she moaned and slid over have of his eight inch organ into her mouth.
Using both her lips and hand Ginger quickly set up a natural rhythm loving how he felt in her wanting mouth. She found with her other hand his heavy hanging and free swinging sack caressing it while sometimes squeezing it tenderly. She sensed his growing need and slowly slipped him from her sucking lips.
âRoy, will you fuck me now? I want to feel your hot hard cock pounding deep and hard inside my hot wet cunt. Give me your cock and fuck me hard.â
âGinger nothing would give me greater pleasure than to be inside you but I donât have any protection. You could, you know, become pregnant.â
âThen fuck me and letâs make babies. Roy, I donât care just as long as I have this wonderfully big cock filling my cunt. Fuck me now and feed me your baby making cum.â
A man doesnât have to be a Rhodes Scholar with four university diplomas to know when a wanton woman is begging for you to have her. Roy gazed with lust at the naked Ginger and quickly knelt between her wide open legs. Her fingers, still gripping his throbbing cock, pulled and guided his swollen cockhead to her cunt lips. She was dripping as he slipped with ease inside her scalding hot cavern. More and more of him entered until only the hairs of their groins touched then mated.
âYyyyyeeeeeessssssssssss, Roy, fill me with your cock. Fuck it feels so good to be filled so full. Yyyyeeeaaahhhhh, baby, now fuck me and fuck me hard. I want to feel your cock deep inside, your balls pounding against my ass.â Ginger lunged up to start their fucking.