musical group "The Honeybees". The Mosquitoes left, leaving behind one of their records, called "The Mosquitoes at Carnegie Hall". Their names are Bingo (portrayed by Les Brown Jr., Bango (portrayed by George Patterson), Bongo (portrayed by Ed Wade), and Irving (portrayed by Kirby Johnson). Erika Tiffany-Smith (portrayed by Zsa Zsa Gabor) – Appeared in the season two episode "Erika Tiffany-Smith to the Rescue". Erika is a rich socialite and is a rival to Mrs. Howell. However, Mr. Howell takes a liking to Erika when she lets word out that she wants to buy the island; and, as usual, Mr. Howell takes all money offers. Erika falls in love with the Professor, ignores Mary Ann's sweetness and the Skipper's advances of romance, and treats Gilligan (like everyone else) as a butler. Ginger adores Erika because of her owning several movie studios; however, Ginger doesn't appear on screen with Erika at all. Erika leaves claiming to return and rescue the castaways and buy the island. Like other visitors, she never returns. She is heard on the radio at the end of the episode saying she doesn't know the coordinates of the island. Leo (portrayed by Zamba) - A Nubian lion that was en route to a Singapore Zoo when its crate fell off the boat and washed up on the island. Gilligan called it Leo and worked on taming it in the style of a lion tamer where it even took a liking to corned beef. When its crate was repaired, a storm caused a high tide that washed it out to sea with Leo still in it. The radio new report stated that the Nubian lion's crate was found by a Navy destroyer and was in good health. Ghost (portrayed by Richard Kiel) – A Russian spy attempts to scare the castaways from the island. Harold Hecuba (portrayed by Phil Silvers) – Season 3, episode 4 was "The Producer" (airdate October 3, 1966). Obnoxious, overbearing, and smarmy Hollywood producer Harold Hecuba crash-lands on the island. When Ginger's acting fails to impress him, the castaways attempt to woo Hecuba with their collective talent in hopes of enticing him to rescue them. They put on an original play: A musical version of Hamlet consisting of songs sung to the instrumental melodies of popular arias from the operas Carmen and The Tales of Hoffmann (on records owned by Mr. and Mrs. Howell which were