What show is ''The Millionaire,'' Jim Backus in?
Can you correctly name the many series Jim Backus, perhaps better known as Thurston Howell III, is in?
To many, actor Jim Backus will forever be tied to his "millionaire" businessman character Thurston Howell III from Gilligan's Island. But Backus' career goes far beyond being a shipwrecked castaway.
His career began in film during the late Forties, eventually evolving to the small screen with his own show and countless guest star appearances.
Take a look at just some of the shows Backus was featured in, and try to guess the correct series!
Good luck!

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This is Backus in an episode of...
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But here, he's in...
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In this show, he is resting in a coffin. What is it?
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What show is Jim Backus in here?
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Here he stands over a motorcycle in an episode of...
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Here he is enjoying a drink on...
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This is Backus in...
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This is Backus in what Western?
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What show is ''The Millionaire,'' Jim Backus in?
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49 Comments

No picture of him when he was on the Brady Bunch...as the old prospector in the Grand Canyon trip episodes?
Jim Backus used to do the voice of Quincy Magoo on the various Mr Magoo cartoons and movies and he was on the tv series I Married Joan.
8/10. No “I Married Joan?” One of his best.
6/10
I got stu-pid on the first one, and then flubbed the Westerns as I usually do - except #9 which I figured out from the Pernell Roberts imitator.
BTW, Jim Backus was also in a 1959 episode of "The Millionaire", in which he is the *recipient* of a million dollars. Maybe he changed his name to "Howell" and that was the start of the fortune! [grin]
I got stu-pid on the first one, and then flubbed the Westerns as I usually do - except #9 which I figured out from the Pernell Roberts imitator.
BTW, Jim Backus was also in a 1959 episode of "The Millionaire", in which he is the *recipient* of a million dollars. Maybe he changed his name to "Howell" and that was the start of the fortune! [grin]