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By: James Grebey
On "Gilligan's Island," Jim Backus's millionaire Thurston Howell III was a refined man of taste and leisure, and he was always loath to get his hands dirty. When Backus appeared on "The Brady Bunch," however, he played almost the complete opposite character: a dirty, wiley prospector searching for gold — and he'd be darned if he was gonna let the Bradys get to his riches first!
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Before he starred as the Six Million Dollar Man himself, Lee Majors played one of the main characters in The Men From Shiloh (Season 9 of The Virginian).
On "Gilligan's Island," Jim Backus's millionaire Thurston Howell III was a refined man of taste and leisure, and he was always loath to get his hands dirty.
By: James Grebey
In the '70s, James Garner starred in an NBC Western called Nichols, which ran for one season before being canceled after outside factors impacted the show.
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James Grebey
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Before Lee Majors was the Six Million Dollar Man, he was one of "The Men from
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Actress Tina Louise is probably best known for playing Ginger Grant on the cheesy-yet-beloved '60s show "Gilligan's Island," but she had another
"Gilligan's Island" may not have been one of the best shows of the 1970s, but the sitcom is certainly one of the most beloved despite not having been on for as long as you might assume. CBS only aired three seasons before unexpectedly canceling "Gilligan's Island" in 1967. Even with that sudden ending, a run of 98 episodes was enough to ensure that the sitcom had an enduring place in television history... even if some of those episodes weren't very good.
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Fans of classic horror probably know the name Lon Chaney Jr. His father, Lon Chaney Sr., was a legendary silent actor known for roles like the Phantom of the Opera. The younger Chaney was no slouch, though, as he's best known for starring in the classic 1941 horror film The Wolf Man. A decade after he transformed into a werewolf, Chaney appeared in another horror movie about a man who transforms into a monstrous, hairy beast. The amusing twist is that this time around, Chaney wasn't the one turning into a horrible creature in 1951's Bride of the Gorilla.
"Gilligan's Island" may not have been one of the best shows of the 1970s, but the sitcom is certainly one of the most beloved despite not having been on for as long as you might assume.
