Mr. Howell

Thurston Howell III is one of the main characters of the show. He is the head of Howell Industries and an excellent businessman, which has made him a multi-billionare.

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Personality Profile
The Howells were so rich that they took thousands of dollars with them on the supposed three hour tour. On the mainland they had a butler, an upstairs maid, a downstairs maid, a cook, a gardener, a chauffeur, and other servants. Because of this, Mr. Howell wasn't accustomed to physical labor, which often forced the other castaways to work while Mr. Howell sat in a lawn chair and watched. The Professor once said about him: "Mr. Howell always manages to disappear when there's work to be done.". It was only rarely that Mr. Howell worked, although here the term "work" can be used loosely. Such rare occasions include when he helped tar a hut, which of course Gilligan ruined. (Episode - Home Sweet Hut ). Even on the island Mr. Howell was so desperate for a servant, (partially for his wife) that he bet Gilligan's services of the skipper, in a turtle race, so that he could brecome their houseboy.(Episode - They're Off and Running)

Outfits
The Howells have more clothes than the rest of the castaways combined. They always have an outfit to match the occasion no matter what is going on. They probably take clothes with them wherever they go.

Trivia

 * Mr. Howell is a graduate from Harvard University and when he sees a primitive person he calls them "a Yale man".
 * He is infamous for sleeping with a teddy bear called "Teddy".
 * He is a Republican.
 * Although the theme song states that he is a millionaire, Howell makes several allusions to having much more money than that-during the Great Depression he was a multi-millionare until he lost money and became just a millionaire!