Gilligans in red-and-white long-sleeve T-shirts and floppy hat, the Mary Anns in tube tops and short shorts, the Gingers in tight dresses and spiked heels. If these weren't simply grown-ups hired to populate this masquerade-party take on the iconic 1960s comedy, you'd swear they were mental patients of some sort. [...] no, it's merely the latest piece of absurdity from Mike Fleiss, the producer who gave us "The Bachelor" and "Are You Hot?" in tandem (inexplicably) with original "Gilligan's Island" creator-producer Sherwood Schwartz.

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