Nothing gets by y'all. That is from Gilligan's Island. The episode didn't really deal with stone heads, but was the one where Gilligan looked like the head on top of a totem pole. The tribe that owned the totem pole had captured the other castaways, and the Professor told Gilligan to say Pulu si bagumba, which meant something like "let the prisoners go."
I'm glad you identified it. I figured one of the guys would get that one. Leave it to us for obscure TV references and quotes from movies like Blazing Saddles, Trading Places and Airplane.
Watch out for Melinda, though. She's always ready to "Go do that voodoo . . . ."
Does that mean I like to play Jenga in a foreign language?
ReplyDeleteCliff, isn't that from Gilligan's island?
ReplyDeleteNothing gets by y'all. That is from Gilligan's Island. The episode didn't really deal with stone heads, but was the one where Gilligan looked like the head on top of a totem pole. The tribe that owned the totem pole had captured the other castaways, and the Professor told Gilligan to say Pulu si bagumba, which meant something like "let the prisoners go."
ReplyDeleteSorry Cliff, had to post that about Gilligan. Saw your comment and laughed, knew immediately where it came from and had to agree with you.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you identified it. I figured one of the guys would get that one. Leave it to us for obscure TV references and quotes from movies like Blazing Saddles, Trading Places and Airplane.
ReplyDeleteWatch out for Melinda, though. She's always ready to "Go do that voodoo . . . ."