Ep 6. Where There's a Will

The episode of Gilligan's Island season 3 episode 6 is titled "Where There's a Will." As the episode begins, the castaways are seen playing a game of volleyball when an unexpected visitor arrives on the island. The visitor is none other than a lawyer, who informs the castaways that a wealthy man named Thurston Howell III had recently passed away and left them his entire fortune.

The castaways are initially overjoyed at the news and begin dreaming of all the things they can do with the money. However, they soon realize that there is a catch. In order to inherit the money, they must find Howell's will, which has been hidden on the island. The lawyer explains that the will contains a clue to its location, but he cannot reveal what it is.

The castaways are immediately determined to find the will and begin searching the island from top to bottom. They search every nook and cranny, including the lagoon, the jungle, and even Howell's old hut. However, they are unable to find the will.

As time goes on, tensions begin to rise among the castaways. They become increasingly frustrated with each other, and several arguments break out. Gilligan, who is determined to find the will himself, becomes convinced that the clue to its location is in a song that Howell used to sing. He spends hours trying to decipher the lyrics, but to no avail.

Meanwhile, the Skipper comes up with a plan to use a pig to sniff out the will. He explains that pigs have a natural ability to find truffles, which are similar to the scent of paper. The castaways agree to the plan and begin searching for a pig on the island.

After several unsuccessful attempts, they finally find a pig and bring it back to the camp. However, the plan quickly goes awry when the pig eats the clue to the will's location. The castaways are left back where they started, with no idea of where to look next.

Just when it seems like all hope is lost, Gilligan has a sudden breakthrough. He realizes that the clue to the will's location is not in the lyrics of Howell's song, but in the tune itself. He plays the tune on his harmonica, and suddenly a gust of wind blows through the camp, revealing a hidden cave.

The castaways rush into the cave and finally find the will. They are ecstatic to discover that they have inherited Howell's fortune, but they quickly realize that they must still find a way off the island in order to enjoy it.

In the end, the castaways are left with a renewed sense of hope and determination. They continue to work together to find a way off the island, with the promise of a new life and newfound wealth waiting for them on the other side.