History NightmareFuel / GilligansIsland

* More than one viewer felt that the "'V' for Vitamins" episode where Gilligan has a dream about "Jack and The Beanstalk" where he's Jack and Skipper's the giant, Alan Hale was genuinely frightening as the giant. Especially when he chases Gilligan around the orange boxes.

* More than one viewer felt that the"'V' for Vitamins" episode where Gilligan has a dream about "Jack and The Beanstalk" where he's Jack and Skipper's the giant, Alan Hale was genuinely frightening as the giant. Especially when he chases Gilligan around the orange boxes.

* More than one viewer felt that during the show's "Jack and the Beanstalk" dream-episode, Alan Hale was genuinely frightening as the giant.

* In one episode, a radioactive meteorite touches down on the island, and the Professor notices that the trees near the impact zone are undergoing RapidAging thanks to exposure to it. By the end of the episode, the asteroid is struck by lightning and destroyed. While it has a much happier ending, the storyline shares a fair few elements with HPL's ''Literature/TheColourOutOfSpace.''

* In one episode, a radioactive meteorite touches down on the island, and the Professor notices that the trees near the impact zone are undergoing RapidAging thanks to exposure to it. By the end of the episode, the asteroid is struck by lightning and destroyed. While it has a much happier ending, the stiryline shares a fair few elements with HPL's ''Literature/TheColourOutOfSpace.''

* In one episode, a radioactive meteorite touches down on the island, and the Professor notices that the trees near the impact zone are undergoing RapidAging thanks to exposure to it. By the end, the asteroud is struck by lightning and destroyed. While it has a much happier ending, the stiryline shares a fair few elements with HPL's ''Literature/TheColourOutOfSpace.''

* In one episode, a radioactive meteorite touches down on the island, and the Professor notices that the trees near the impact zone are undergoing RapidAging thanks to exposure to it. By the end, the asteroud is struck by lightning and destroyed. While it has a much happier ending, the stiryline shares a fair few elements with HPL's ''Literature/TheColorOutOfSpace.''

* "The Pigeon" For anyone who has arachnophobia a giant spider inside the cave where the pigeon had landed into is a giant black morning spider it's bite is very venomous that it would kill a human in one bite! Gilligan is justifiably scared of it but they have to try to save the pigeon, of course, the pigeon saves the crew in the end and the spider had ran away into the jungle saving the crew from it. But it still could be in the jungle somewhere waiting for it's next victim! If you have arachnophobia then stay away from this episode!

* At the end of "Physical Fatness" the photo-negative footage of Gilligan was [[GlowingEyesOfDoom pretty]] [[UncannyValley creepy]]. (It makes the page image.)

* In the episode "And then there were none" when Gilligan had a nightmare he was Mr. Hyde, he looked more terrifying each time Ginger mentioned food.

* "[[Recap/GilligansIslandS3E18TheHunter The Hunter]]" was [[UnexpectedlyDarkEpisode the darkest episode of the series]]. The hunter comes to the island hoping to find some game animals and seems friendly at first, but upon finding there aren't any suitable, he settles for HuntingTheMostDangerousGame as a new challenge. After Gilligan runs for more than twelve hours he hides in a tree disguise, hoping to survive long enough for the hunt's time limit to elapse...and the hunter just happens to choose that tree for target practice. Of course, in the end Gilligan wins the game and the hunter is sent to the mental hospital but it's still a pretty dark episode!

* "The Hunter" was the darkest episode of the series. The hunter comes to the island to hunt some humans for fair game for a new challenge. When he comes to the island and meets the crew he's seems friendly at first but however later on it turns out he's going to kill Gilligan for his shooting game. After Gilligan runs for the while he hides in the tree until the game is over or otherwise the hunter will kill him! Of course, in the end Gilligan wins the game and the hunter is sent to the mental hospital but it's still a pretty dark episode!

* Any time the [[CannibalTribe headhunters]] show up. Even though they’re usually defeated in rather comedic ways (always by scaring them away), the fact that a tribe of natives who react to any outsiders by ritualistically [[OffWithHisHead lopping off their heads]] exist in (relatively) modern day is pretty scary.

* In the episode "And then there were none" when Gilligan had a nightmare he was Mr. Hyde, he looked more terrifying whenever Ginger mentioned food.

* Any time the [[CannibalTribe headhunters]] show up. Even though they’re usually defeated in rather comedic ways (always by scaring them away), the fact that a tribe of natives who react to any outsiders by ritualistically lopping off their heads exist in (relatively) modern day is pretty scary.

* "Ghost a Go-Go" uses the BedsheetGhost trope (albeit it's a man pretending to be a ghost) and while the episode mostly keeps it from being NightmareRetardant, it doesn't quite reach this trope. There is, however, one scene in the episode where Gilligan is woken up by the "ghost", opens the blinds, and sees the guy standing right outside his window staring at him.

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* At the end of "Physical Fatness" the photo-negative footage of Gilligan was [[GlowingEyesOfDoom pretty]] [[UncannyValley creepy]].

* In "Physical Fatness" the photo-negative footage of Gilligan was [[GlowingEyesOfDoom pretty]] [[UncannyValley creepy]].

* In "Physical Fatness" the photo-negative footage of Gilligan was [[ GlowingEyesOfDoom pretty]] [[ UncannyValley creepy]].