inexplicably taken aboard the Minnow and managed to survive the shipwreck). However, true to form as both guest to the island and conniving producer stereotype, Harold Hecuba sneaks back alone to civilization in the night. The castaways soon hear of his new hit smasha musical version of Hamlet. Lord Beasley Waterford (portrayed by John McGiver) – A British nobleman who visits the island in search of a rare butterfly. Norbert Wiley (portrayed by Don Rickles) - A con man and kidnapper who arrives on the island. George Barkley (portrayed by Strother Martin) – A dishonest game show contestant that needs to survive a week on the supposedly-deserted island in order to win $10,000. Jonathan Kincaid (portrayed by Rory Calhoun) – A famous big game hunter who wants a human trophy and decides to hunt Gilligan. Ramoo (portrayed by Harold Sakata) - Jonathan Kincaid's assistant. Tongo the Ape Man (portrayed by Denny Miller) – An actor for a Tarzan-type ape man role arrives on the island to practice it. While encountering the castaways, he maintains his role until an incident with a large orangutan. The actor drops his tape recorder, and the castaways find out all about him. He escapes by helicopter, unwilling to rescue the castaways for fear that they might tell people about his cowardice with the real ape. The castaways also encountered the following doppelgängers in order of appearance: Mr. Howell's double (portrayed by Jim Backus) – An unnamed look-alike for Mr. Howell who assumes his identity and ends up on the island after being exposed as a fake and falling off a boat. He later escapes from the island. Gilligan's double (portrayed by Bob Denver) – An unnamed Soviet secret agent who looks like Gilligan and arrives on the island. Eva Grubb (portrayed by Tina Louise) – A "Plain Jane" double for Ginger who arrives on the island and attempts to assume Ginger's identity in the episode "All About Eva." References Gilligan's Island