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I Dream of Jeannie: The Complete Series [20 Discs] (DVD)

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Includes:

I Dream of Jeannie: The Americanization of Jeannie (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: Djinn and Water (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: Whatever Happened to Baby Custer? (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: Where'd You Go Go? (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: Russian Roulette (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: What House Across the Street? (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Moving Finger (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: Too Many Tonys (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: G.I. Jeannie (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Yacht Murder Case (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: Anybody Here Seen Jeannie? (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: Guess What Happened on the Way to the Moon? (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Marriage Caper (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Lady in the Bottle (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Hero? (1965)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Rainmaker (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: This Is Murder (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Rich Tycoon (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Author (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie Breaks the Bank (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: Never Try to Outsmart a Genie (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: Is There an Extra Jeannie in the House? (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: Richest Astronaut in the World (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: Get Me to Mecca on Time (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Great Caruso (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: How Do You Beat Superman? (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Wild Eyed Master (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Great Rembrandt (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: Bigger Than a Bread Box (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: Permanent House Guest (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: Watch the Birdie (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Doctor (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie and the Kidnap Caper (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: How Lucky Can You Get? (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: Happy Anniversary (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Magician (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: What's New, Poodle Dog? (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: Fastest Gun in the East (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: How to Be a Genie in 10 Easy Lessons (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: Who Needs a Green Eyed Jeannie? (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Girl Who Never Had a Birthday, Part 1 (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Girl Who Never Had a Birthday, Part 2 (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: I'll Never Forget What's Her Name (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: Always on Sunday (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Thief (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: The World's Greatest Lover (1966)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Civilian (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: One of Our Bottles Is Missing (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: You Can't Arrest Me...I Don't Have a Driver's License (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Spy (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Mod Party (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Swinging Bachelor (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: A Secretary Is Not a Toy (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Pirate (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie Goes Honolulu (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie and the Great Bank Robbery (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: Tony's Wife (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Son, The Genie (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: Everybody's a Movie Star (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Birds and the Bees Bit (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, Napoleon's Buddy (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: There Goes the Bride (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: Meet My Master's Mother (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: Who Are You Calling a Jeannie? (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie, the Hip Hippie (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Turned-On Master (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie or the Tiger? (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: Fly Me to the Moon (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: Here Comes Bootsie Nightingale (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Weakling (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: Greatest Invention in the World (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Second Greatest Con Artist in the World (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Incredible Shrinking Master (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Greatest Entertainer in the World (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: There Goes the Best Genie I Ever Had (1967)

I Dream of Jeannie: Abdullah (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Tomorrow Is Not Another Day (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie?, Part 4 (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie My Guru (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Dr. Bellows Goes Sane (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: How to Marry an Astronaut (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie and the Top Secret (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie?, Part 1 (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Battle of Waikiki (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie?, Part 3 (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie?, Part 2 (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Indispensable Jeannie (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Strongest Man in the World (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Djinn Djinn Go Home (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Used Car Salesman (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Double-Crossing Master (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Divorce, Jeannie Style (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Ghostbreaker (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Please Don't Feed the Astronauts (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Haven't I Seen Me Someplace Before? (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Operation: First Couple on the Moon (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Have You Ever Had a Jeannie Hate You? (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie and the Wild Pipchicks (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: U-F-Oh Jeannie (1968)

I Dream of Jeannie: Uncles A-Go-Go (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie, the Governor's Wife (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: See You in C-U-B-A (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Blood of a Jeannie (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie and the Secret Weapon (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie-Go-Round (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Sister, the Homewrecker (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Biggest Star in Hollywood (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Mad Home Wrecker (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Is There a Doctor in the House (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie and the Bachelor Party (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Blackmail Order Bride (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie at the Piano (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Djinn Djinn, the Pied Piper (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Guess Who's Going to Be a Bride, Part 1 (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Guess Who's Going to Be a Bride, Part 2 (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie's Beauty Cream (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Biggest Star in Hollywood (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Case of the Porcelain Puppy (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Wedding (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Invisible House for Sale (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Ride 'Em Astronaut (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Around the World in 80 Blinks (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Nobody Loves a Fat Astronaut (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie for the Defense (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Case of My Vanishing Master, Part 2 (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Case of My Vanishing Master, Part 1 (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Never Put a Genie on a Budget (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie, the Matchmaker (1969)

I Dream of Jeannie: Please Don't Give My Jeannie No More Wine (1970)

I Dream of Jeannie: One of Our Hotels Is Growing (1970)

I Dream of Jeannie: Mrs. Djinn Djinn (1970)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Solid Gold Jeannie (1970)

I Dream of Jeannie: Eternally Yours, Jeannie (1970)

I Dream of Jeannie: Help! Help! A Shark (1970)

I Dream of Jeannie: One Jeannie Beats Four of a Kind (1970)

I Dream of Jeannie: Hurricane Jeannie (1970)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie, the Recording Secretary (1970)

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie and the Curious Kid (1970)

I Dream of Jeannie: My Astronaut in Sheep's Clothing (1970)

I Dream of Jeannie: The Americanization of Jeannie
Although Tony is by now accustomed to Jeannie, it embarrasses him to have her waiting on him hand and foot like a slave--harem outfit and all. Ever anxious to please her Master, Jeannie decides to become a 100% American Woman, using information gleaned from a magazine article. Naturally, in her eagerness to do everything right, our heroine succeeds primarily in doing everything wrong, beginning with her efforts to land an "ordinary" job. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Djinn and Water
J. Carroll Naish guest stars as Jeannie's great-grandfather, Bilejik the Djinn. Upon learning that Tony (Larry Hagman) is involved in an experiment to extract fresh water from salt water, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) summons forth Bilejik, who invented the same process back in ancient times. Of course, the formula that the old Djinn comes up with has a very strange taste--and effect. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Whatever Happened to Baby Custer?
Taking time off from Lost in Space, Billy Mumy guests as Custer Jamison, an 8-year-old neighbor boy who considers astronaut Tony Nelson (Larry Hagman) as his personal hero. Dropping in unannounced at Tony's house, Custer witnesses Jeannie (Barbara Eden) floating about in mid-air. When the kid tells his parents about this, Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) offers to psychoanalyze Custer, hoping to prove once and for all that something very strange is going on the Nelson household. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Where'd You Go Go?
Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is so mad that she's smoking when Tony's former girl friend Diane (Elizabeth MacRae) shows up in town, hoping to rekindle the romance. Shortly thereafter, Roger meets Jeannie for the first time, and, as yet unaware that she's a genie (much less Tony's "housemate!"), asks her for a date. As a result, Tony and Diane spend an entire evening narrowly missing Roger and Jeannie, and vice versa. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Russian Roulette
Tony (Larry Hagman) and Roger (Bill Daily) are ordered to entertain a pair of Russian Cosmonauts--one of whom turns out to be a gorgeous young woman, Maj. Sonya Tiompkin (Arlene Martel). The jealous Jeannie (Barbara Eden) decides to keep tabs on Tony by hiding herself, and her bottle, in Roger's coat pocket. The fun begins when Sonya expresses fascination in Jeannie's bottle--whereupon generous Roger, unaware of the bottle's contents, hands it over to her as a goodwill gift! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: What House Across the Street?
Hoping to coerce Tony (Larry Hagman) into marrying her, Jeannie pretends to accept Roger's marriage proposal. This makes it imperative for Jeannie to hide her true identity from Roger(Bill Daily). For this purpose, she "creates" a set of wealthy parents, who live in the house across the street from Tony--which she also conjures up out of thin air, leading to no end of complications for her long-suffering Master. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Moving Finger
While working as a technical consultant on a film about astronauts, Tony (Larry Hagman) begins going out with the star, gorgeous Rita Mitchell (Nancy Kovack). Seething with jealousy, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) decides to win Tony back by going into the movies herself. There's only one teeny-tiny problem: Genies can't be photographed! This is the first episode to open with the now-familiar animated "Dancing Genie" credit titles. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Too Many Tonys
Feeling neglected by Tony (Larry Hagman), Jeannie conjures up an exact double of her master (also played by Larry Hagman). The "Second Tony" is far more amorous and compliant than the "original", a fact that Jeannie hopes to exploit to put the real Tony in the mood for marriage. The plan had better work: It is just possible that NASA is about to enforce a new rule that all of their astronauts must have wives. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: G.I. Jeannie
Now that Tony (Larry Hagman) has broken up with his fianc�e, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is more determined than ever to have him all to herself. To make certain of this, Jeannie joins the WAAF's, in hopes of becoming Tony's secretary on the base. Her plan backfires when she is assigned to another office--in Africa! In this episode, we learn the exact date of Jeannie's birthday--a "fact" which will be contradicted time and again in future episodes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Yacht Murder Case
The ubiquitous Jeannie (Barbara Eden) pops up uninvited at a party on board a yacht which Tony (Larry Hagman) is attending. Angrily, Tony reprimands Jeannie, whereupon she disappears in a puff a smoke. Alas, when Tony is unable to account for Jeannie's whereabouts later on, he ends up in jail on a murder charge! Watch for Richard Webb, TV's onetime "Captain Midnight", as Colonel Brady, and for Sandra Gould, Bewitched's future Gladys Kravitz, as a cleaning lady. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Anybody Here Seen Jeannie?
The three astronauts chosen by NASA to make America's first spacewalk are Tony Nelson (Larry Hagman), Roger Healey (Bill Daily) and George Conway (yes, that's Dabney Coleman). Unfortunately, it looks as though Tony will be scrubbed from the mission thanks to a nervous Jeannie (Barbara Eden), who is worried that he will never return to earth. In order to "save" her Master, Jeannie causes all sorts of mischief during Tony's psychiatric exam--conducted, of course, by the ever suspicious Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Guess What Happened on the Way to the Moon?
By now, Tony (Larry Hagman) is all to aware that he can never elude the troublesome Jeannie (Barbara Eden)--not even way out in the desert, where Tony and Roger (Bill Daily) are on a survival mission. It's all part of a preparation for a journey to the moon, so naturally the two astronauts are expected to fend for themselves in a simulated lunar setting. Sensing that her Master needs her help in finding food, water, and shelter, well-meaning Jeannie very nearly fouls up the entire mission--and almost clues the clueless Roger into the fact that there's a genie living in Tony's house. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Marriage Caper
General Stone (Byron Morrow), the father of Tony's fianc�e Melissa (Karen Sharpe), invites him to join him overseas as his military attach�. Melissa of course is delighted by this turn of events, hoping to move the wedding date closer. The fly in the ointment is Jeannie, who of course harbors a deep, dark jealousy for Melissa--and who is determined to prove to Tony that "there's no place like home"--particularly a home with a genie bottle. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Lady in the Bottle
The first season of I Dream of Jeannie kicks off with the now-famous episode (originally filmed in black and white) wherein the space capsule carrying astronaut Tony Nelson (Larry Hagman) crash-lands on a deserted island. As Tony surveys the surrounding area, he stumbles upon an ancient-looking bottle--out of which pops a gorgeous, harem-clad genie (Barbara Eden), who has been trapped inside the bottle for 2000 years (or 2500 years, who's counting). Gratefully, the beautiful "Jeannie" conjures up a navy helicopter to rescue Tony and deliver him back to his base in Cocoa Beach, Florida. Tony of course is certain that the entire incident was the result of his imagination--until he finds out that Jeannie has loyally followed him to his home, hoping to remain there permanently! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Hero?
Whisked back to ancient Persia, Tony (Larry Hagman) must avenge Jeannie's honor for an insult committed by Ali, the Killer of Giants (played by "giant" actor Richard Kiel). Though Tony may well be killed by Ali, he can take comfort in the knowledge that Ali will then be killed by Jeannie (Barbara Eden). The befuddled astronaut also meets Jeannie's parents (Florence Sundstrom, Henry Corden) who find Tony to be a bit "odd"to suit their daughter! This and the following seven episodes includes a different opening credits sequence, in which the familiar "dancing Jeannie" animation is replaced by a narrated recap of the events which led up to Jeannie adopting Tony as her master (that's Paul Frees as the narrator, by the way). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Rainmaker
When heavy rain threatens to ruin an outing with Tony (Larry Hagman), Jeannie (Barbara Eden) magically transforms the storm clouds into sunshine. As usual, there is a glitch or two in her magic, and before long it has started to snow. . .in Florida. . .in the middle of July. The plot thickens when Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) becomes convinced that Tony has created a machine that controls the weather--and insists that Tony give another demonstration immediately. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: This Is Murder
Jeannie has taken an oath to kill any and all descendants of the royal household that cheated her family 3000 years ago. Unfortunately, one of those descendants is the lovely Princess Tarji (Gila Golan), whom Tony (Larry Hagman) has been assigned to escort during the Princess' visit to Cocoa Beach. To keep Jeannie from carrying out her vendetta, Tony loads her down with a variety of time-consuming tasks--but not enough to keep Jeannie from coming face to face with her "sworn enemy" in the climactic scene! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Rich Tycoon
Paul Lynde guests stars as IRS agent Harry Huggins, who knocks on the door of the Nelson household while Tony (Larry Hagman) is elsewhere. In a misguided attempt to impress Huggins, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) magically conjures up several rooms full of valuable furniture and rare pieces of art, not to mention a full retinue of servants. Not surprisingly, the rapacious Huggins is delighted at the prospect of auditing poor Tony within an inch of his life! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Author
Jeannie (Barbara Eden) writes a book about how to be a perfect mother. To conceal her magical identity, Jeannie signs the volume with the name of her master, Tony (Larry Hagman). Suspicious Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) forces Tony to prove his authorship by putting the luckless astronaut in charge of two bratty children (one of whom is none other than "Eddie Munster", aka Butch Patrick). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie Breaks the Bank
Tony (Larry Hagman) wants to buy a boat with Roger (Bill Daily), but the bank turns down his request for a loan. Hoping to help out, Jeannie magically deposits a huge sum in Tony's bank account--six million dollars, to be exact! Will this financial windfall finally give Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) positive proof that there's something mighty strange going on in the Nelson household? ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Never Try to Outsmart a Genie
Preparing to embark on a three-week trip to Rome, Tony (Larry Hagman) orders Jeannie (Barbara Eden) to remain home. Certain that Tony will succumb to the charms of some fair senorina or other, Jeannie resorts to every trick in the book to force Tony to stay in Cocoa Beach. Finally, Tony gives up and tells her she can go along--but only if she can obtain a passport legally, something that her "genie" will not permit her to do. Meanwhile, Roger (Bill Daily) eagerly awaits the opportunity to have Jeannie all to himself...as if! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Is There an Extra Jeannie in the House?
Jeannie (Barbara Eden is just about worn to a frazzle serving as genie to two masters, namely Tony (Larry Hagman) and Roger (Bill Daily). More work comes her way when Roger begs Jeannie to get him out of trouble when he keeps his date Sheila (a pre-Laugh-In Judy Carne), the niece of Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) out too late one night. Jeannie's solution to this crisis is to provide Roger with a genie of his own--her cousin Myrt, played by Emmaline Henry before she was established on I Dream of Jeannie in the role of Dr. Bellows' wife Amanda. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Richest Astronaut in the World
In this pivotal episode, Roger (Bill Daily) finally learns the truth: The gorgeous Jeannie (Barbara Eden) who lives in the house of his friend Tony (Larry Hagman) is a genuine genie. Hoping to take advantage of this, Roger "steals" Jeannie and becomes her new master. Before long, Roger is surrounded by wealth, luxury and beautiful maidservants--but there's a heavy price he'll have to pay for his greed before the episode is over! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Get Me to Mecca on Time
Tony (Larry Hagman) is startled when Jeannie (Barbara Eden) starts fading away before his eyes. It seems that it is the annual Day of the Ramda, and unless Jeannie returns post-haste to ancient Mecca to utter certain sacred words,she will disappear forever. Watch for future MASH regular Jamie Farr and "lovable lush" Foster Brooks in supporting roles. This episode was cowritten by frequent Alfred Hitchcock collaborator James Allardice. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Great Caruso
Jeannie (Barbara Eden) uses her magic to give Tony (Larry Hagman) the singing voice of the immortal Enrico Caruso. Upon hearing Tony sing, General Peterson (Barton MacLane) enters him in a NASA talent show. Unfortunately, just before this happens, Tony has ordered Jeannie to "remove" Caruso's voice once and for all--and Jeannie, of course, always follows orders, especially at the least opportune moment! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: How Do You Beat Superman?
Fed up with Tony's football obsession, Jeannie creates a "second" Tony (played by Mike Road, best known as the voice of Race Bannon on the animated Jonny Quest) in order to make her master jealous. This creation, a wealthy and handsome bon vivant named Tony Millionaire, goes so far as to propose marriage, which Jeannie accepts, certain that the real Tony will step in and claim her for himself. However, things don't quite go according to schedule... ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Wild Eyed Master
Jeannie (Barbara Eden) comes to the rescue when it looks as though Tony (Larry Hagman) will be scrubbed from an orbital flight because of poor eyesight. Using her magic, Jeannie gives Tony the best pair of eyes on earth. Unfortunately, they prove to be too good--and now "X-ray vision" Tony is able to see through solid walls, leading to the usual embarrassing complications. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Great Rembrandt
Weekend artist Tony (Larry Hagman) paints a copy of a famous Rembrandt for a charity auction, putting his own signature on it. Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is so impressed by the results that she magically switches Tony's copy with the genuine Rembrandt hanging in the Louvre. Thus, when two art experts purchase the painting at the auction for an enormous sum, Tony is immediately under suspicion for being either a forger, an art thief, or both! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Bigger Than a Bread Box
To prove to the gullible Roger (Bill Daily) that fortune teller Madame Zolta (Jorja Curtwright) is a phony, Tony (Larry Hagman) agrees to participate in one of Zolta's s�ances. Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) attends as well, hoping somehow to get to the bottom of the weird goings-on in Tony's house. Perhaps inevitably, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) also shows up--and as a result there is at least one person in the room who becomes convinced that Madame Zolta's powers are real...and it isn't Roger! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Permanent House Guest
After being humiliated in front of General Peterson (Barton MacLane) once again--he could have sworn he saw an elephant in Tony's bedroom!--Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) is more determined than ever to prove that something very, VERY strange is going on in the Nelson household. To this end, he persuades Tony (Larry Hagman) to let him move in as a house guest for a "few" days. Of course, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) must keep herself scarce during Bellows' stay, but this task proves to be more than the capricious genie can handle. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Watch the Birdie
Thanks to Jeannie's magic, Tony (Larry Hagman) temporarily becomes a champion-level golfer. This appeals to General Peterson (Barton MacLane), who enters Tony in a grudge match against the Navy's best players. Stubbornly determined to win on his own, Tony refuses to allow Jeannie (Barbara Eden) to help him during the game, which turns out to be his first mistake...and his second...and his third... ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Doctor
Tony (Larry Hagman) makes the mistake of telling Jeannie (Barbara Eden) that his childhood ambition was to become a doctor. Almost instantly, "Doctor" Anthony Nelson pops up in an operating room, where Roger is just about to undergo removal of his appendix. Making things even more delicate is the fact that the ever-suspicious Dr. Bellows is certain that he's seen this "new" doctor somewhere else before. How will Jeannie be able to straighten out THIS mess? (PS: Isn't that little "Marcia Brady" in one scene?) ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie and the Kidnap Caper
Tony (Larry Hagman) angrily orders Jeannie (Barbara Eden) to stop using magic--completely, no matter what the provocation. Alas, a few moments later Tony is kidnapped by Communist spies and whisked off to a torture chamber, where his captors hope to extract certain top secrets from him. Jeannie materializes in the chamber, but because of her promise she can only offer words of sympathy to her flustered, chained-up master. It is up to Roger--who heretofore has been completely out of the story loop--to figure out a way that Jeannie can rescue Tony (Roger Daily) without violating the rules! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: How Lucky Can You Get?
General Peterson (Barton MacLane) sends Tony (Larry Hagman) and Roger (Bill Daily) to Reno to celebrate their promotions to Major. Jeannie (Barbara Eden) was supposed to stay behind, but Roger is determined to win big-time at the gambling tables. As a result, Jeannie is smuggled to the Biggest Little City in a travelling bag, and before long Roger is practically a millionaire--at least, until Tony finds out what's what! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Happy Anniversary
In the first episode of I Dream of Jeannie's second season--and the first to be filmed in color--Jeannie (Barbara Eden) arranges a sentimental journey for herself and her master Tony (Larry Hagman) on the desert island where they first met one year ago. This time, however, the ancient bottle that Tony stumbles upon contains the evil Blue Djinn (played by Barbara Eden's then husband Michael Ansara), who'd imprisoned Jeannie in her bottle 2000 years ago--and who is forsworn to kill the girl's new master! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Magician
To explain away the fact that Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) has caught him floating in mid-air (courtesy of Jeannie [Barbara Eden], of course--Tony (Larry Hagman) alibis that he is an amateur magician. Calling Tony's bluff, Dr. Bellows orders the long-suffering astronaut to perform his magic act at a show for the NASA personnel. Perhaps Jeannie can extricate Tony from this dilemma--or perhaps Dr. Bellows will finally be able to prove that all the weird goings-on in Tony's house are not figments of his imagination. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: What's New, Poodle Dog?
To prevent Roger (Bill Daily) from arranging a blind date for Tony (Larry Hagman), Jeannie (Barbara Eden) turns Roger into a French poodle. Alas, before she can reverse the spell, Roger has been whisked off to the dog pound. Tony rushes to the pound and purchases Roger back--only it isn't Roger, but an entirely different dog. Dick Wilson, best known as "Mr. Whipple" in a long-running series of bathroom-tissue commercials, is herein intriguingly cast as a "Mr. Wimple"! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Fastest Gun in the East
Tony (Larry Hagman) has GOT to learn not to reveal his innermost desires to Jeannie (Barbara Eden). Case in point: When Tony expresses a wish that he could have lived in the old west, Jeannie transports him back to the 19th century frontier town of Gopher Gulch--and makes him sheriff to boot.Unfortunately, the town is overrun with rustlers, who aim to fill Sheriff Tony full of lead. At least this episode affords us the opportunity to see Barbara Eden in a fetchingly low-cut saloon girl outfit...and yes, that's Hoyt Axton, playing one of the bad guys. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: How to Be a Genie in 10 Easy Lessons
Roger (Bill Daily) suggests that Jeannie (Barbara Eden) brush up on her magical skills by reading "Tales of the Arabian Nights". Unfortunately, this particular volume describes the various fiendish methods by which genies can torture their masters. Jeannie is appalled, but the unwitting Tony (Larry Hagman) insists the she follow the book's instructions to the letter...OUCH!!!! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Who Needs a Green Eyed Jeannie?
Jealous Jeannie has promised not to interfere with Tony's social life, but she breaks that promise when she finds out that Tony (Larry Hagman) is planning to meet his old girlfriend Joan (Joan Patrick). In a snit, Jeannie transforms Joan into a chimpanzee, hoping that this will teach her Master a lesson. What Jeannie doesn't know is that Joan is married to a vicious mobster named Two Gun Richards (Ted De Corsia), a fact that will determine the riotous outcome of the story! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Girl Who Never Had a Birthday, Part 1
In the first episode of a two-part story, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is profoundly sad because she doesn't know her own birthday (and never mind that she DID know in the first-season episode "GI Jeannie"). This lack of knowledge proves to have a deleterious effect on Jeannie, who begins fading into oblivion right before the eyes of her master Tony (Larry Hagman). In an effort to rescue her before she vanishes completely, Roger (Bill Daily) consults a NASA computer to determine exactly when Jeannie was born--but just as he is to reveal the date, Roger is transferred to a remote Alaskan outpost, where no communication devices are available! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Girl Who Never Had a Birthday, Part 2
In the conclusion of a two-part story, the melancholy Jeannie (Barbara Eden) continues to fade into nothingness because she doesn't know the date of her birthday. In desperation, Tony (Larry Hagman) tries to contact Roger (Bill Daily), the only person who does know the crucial date--and who has been transferred to an isolated outpost in Alaska. The trick is to prevent the suspicious Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) from figuring out what is going on...which may prove impossible when, through a fluke, several historical characters begin making "guest" appearances. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: I'll Never Forget What's Her Name
After a blow on the head, Tony (Larry Hagman) suffers from "selective" amnesia--that is, he can remember everything except that he is the Master of a genie named Jeannie (Barbara Eden). Thus, when he meets Jeannie for what he thinks is the very first time, he immediately falls in love with her, going so far as to propose marriage. Jeannie of course is delighted, but Tony's friend Roger (Bill Daily) warns her that no good can come of the situation--and for once, Roger is right. This is the final episode of I Dream of Jeannie's first season. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Always on Sunday
Tennis star Pancho Segura makes a guest appearance in this episode, the plot of which predates Ground Hog Day by nearly three decades. When Tony (Larry Hagman) shows signs of working too hard, helpful Jeannie (Barbara Eden) arranges a long rest for her master, by changing every day into Sunday. Thing of it is, only Tony is aware that the entire world is reliving the same day, over and over...and it's driving him bonkers! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Thief
Jeannie (Barbara Eden) claims a pair of 2000-year-old slippers that she thinks she once wore in ancient Persia. Unfortunately, the slippers were part of a priceless exhibit at a local museum. As a result, Jeannie's hapless master Tony (Larry Hagman) is accused of being a thief, thereby sparking a volatile international incident (Poor Tony must be used to this sort of thing, since he'd been accused of thievery in the previous week's episode "My Master the Rembrandt" as well!) ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The World's Greatest Lover
Roger (Bill Daily) is down in the dumps over his inability to attract girls. Helpful Jeannie (Barbara Eden) casts a spell whereby Roger will be irresistible to the opposite sex. Unfortunately, this brings Roger in too-close contact with the daughter (Julie Gregg) of a Mafia boss--to say nothing of the wife of his perennial nemesis Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke). With this episode, Emmaline Henry makes her first appearance as Mrs. Amanda Bellows. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Civilian
Feeling confined by his military duties, Tony (Larry Hagman) seriously considers an offer to resign from NASA and accept a lucrative job with an aeronautics firm in Ohio. Naturally, neither Jeannie (Barbara Eden) nor Roger (Bill Daily) are keen on Tony making such a crucial move. To convince her Master to remain in Cocoa Beach--and in uniform--Jeannie magically conjures up a vision of what a disaster civilian life would be for Tony. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: One of Our Bottles Is Missing
While visiting Tony's house, Mrs. Bellows (Emmaline Henry) is enchanted by a certain antique bottle. Try though he might, Tony (Larry Hagman) cannot dissuade Mrs. Bellows from asking him to lend her the bottle for duplication, which he does--with Jeannie (Barbara Eden) still inside. Has the day finally come that the redoubtable Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) will have proof incarnate that the Nelson ghousehold is a major source of bizarre magical activity? ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: You Can't Arrest Me...I Don't Have a Driver's License
Stopped by a policeman while driving down a one-way street ("I am only going one way!"), Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is cited for not having a driver's license--and Tony's car is impounded. In order to get his vehicle back, Tony (Larry Hagman) tells the cops that the back seat is full of secret government documents. Hasn't Tony learned by now that a little white lie snowballs into disaster whenever Jeannie is involved? ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Spy
Jeannie (Barbara Eden) wants Tony (Larry Hagman) to take her to a Parisian restaurant, but he is slated to remain at NASA headquarters for a top-secret meeting about "Operation Galaxy". Resourcefullly, Jeannie creates two Tonys, one to fulfill his astronaut duties, the other to escort her to the restaurant. The appearance of the "second Tony" in front of two high-ranking French officials leads Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) to conclude that Cocoa Beach has been invaded by enemy spies! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Mod Party
Tony (Larry Hagman) is looking forward to attending the "mod" party arranged by Roger (Bill Daily). Unfortunately, on the same night as the shindig, Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) insists that Tony and Roger attend a party held by Bellows' wife Amanda (Emmaline Henry). To avoid this horrendous fate, our heroes tell Bellows that they're going on a duck-hunting expedition...and it is up to Jeannie (Barbara Eden) to straighten out the mess that results from this subterfuge. This is the final episode of I Dream of Jeannie's second season. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Swinging Bachelor
When Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) and his wife Amanda (Emmaline Henry) wangle a dinner invitation at Tony's house, Tony hires an attractive young woman named Kathryn (Bridget Hanley) to help out in the kitchen. Not surprisingly, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is incensed by the notion that her Master will be in close proximity with another woman. Thus it is that Jeannie whips up a special cake for the dinner party--which, when eaten, causes the eater to revert to childhood! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: A Secretary Is Not a Toy
While working as a secretary for General Peterson (Barton MacLane), Jeannie (Barbara Eden) gets the idea in her pretty little head that her master Tony (Larry Hagman) should be promoted to general as well. With a nod of the head and the blink of an eye, Jeannie sets the wheels in motion that will elevate Tony to the highest rank at NASA. Alas, things go horribly wrong, and before long Tony is in danger of being kicked out of the space program altogether! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Pirate
On one of her usual whims, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) transports herself and Tony (Larry Hagman) back to the 17th century, where they end up on the deck of the pirate ship commandeered by the infamous Captain Kidd (Al Wyatt). It just so happens that one of Tony's ancestors, the beauteous Lady Diane Nelson (Elaine Devry), is being held captive on the ship--and if Captain Kidd goes through with his plan to make Lady Diane walk the plank, Tony will cease to exist in the 20th century! Appearing as Capt. Fenwick in this episode is comedian-writer-producer Digby Wolfe), who later helped create the classic 1960s variety series Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie Goes Honolulu
In the second of three episodes filmed in Hawaii (else why would Don Ho be making a guest appearance?), Tony (Larry Hagman) and Roger (Bill Daily) tell a little white lie to Jeannie (Barbara Eden) in order to take a vacation at Waikiki. Once Jeannie discovers that her Master has not gone to the North Pole as he claimed, she pops up in Honolulu to find Tony escorting Eleanor (Brenda Benet), the daughter of an admiral. In order to avoid Jeannie's wrath, Tony cooks up another falsehood, claiming that Eleanor is an endangered princess, and that he is the girl's bodyguard--and the tangled web gets tanglier by the minute! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie and the Great Bank Robbery
Once again peeved by Jeannie's persistence, Tony (Larry Hagman) orders her to stop doing favors for him and to help someone else instead. Jeannie (Barbara Eden) tries to oblige, but the first people whom she "helps" turn out to be a pair of bank robbers! Veteran movie tough guy Mike Mazurki shows up as a bank guard, while popular LA radio personality and game-show host Geoff Edwards appears as a teller. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Tony's Wife
Jeannie's wicked lookalike sister Jeannie II (also played by Barbara Eden) is back, this time with the doleful news that "our" Jeannie has been designated a jinx and must return to Bagdad for sixteen years. Sadly, Jeannie vows that Tony (Larry Hagman) will not be lonely in her absence, so she chooses an appropriate fianc�e for her master, a girl named Helen (Shannon Farnon). What Jeannie doesn't know is that the crafy Jeannie II has fabricated the "jinx" story so she can have Tony all to herself. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Son, The Genie
Two formidable TV icons converge in this episode, as Bob Denver of Gilligan's Island appears as Harold, a feckless apprentice genie whom Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is ordered to train. Alas, Harold turns out not only to be clumsy and careless, but stupid as well (a triple play!) Even worse, Harold's arrival coincides with President Johnson's visit to the home of Jeannie's master Tony (Larry Hagman)! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Everybody's a Movie Star
Paul Lynde makes his second I Dream of Jeannie guest appearance, this time in the role of famous Hollywood film director Allen Kerr. Arriving in Cocoa Beach to make a picture about an average day in the life of an average astronaut, Kerr chooses Tony (Larry Hagman) as his subject. However, a series of misunderstandings leads Roger (Bill Daily) to conclude that it is he who is being groomed for movie stardom--and it's up to Jeannie (Barbara Eden) to prevent Roger's delusions from resulting in disaster. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Birds and the Bees Bit
Tony (Larry Hagman) learns that Jeannie (Barbara Eden) will lose all her powers if she marries a mortal. Hoping to expedite this matter, Tony immediately proposes to Jeannie, who of course immediately accepts. Our hero's triumph nearly turns to tragedy when, given a glimpse into the future, he learns to his horror that his children will turn out to be genies no matter what the status of their mother! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, Napoleon's Buddy
Amateur military strategist Tony (Larry Hagman) is certain that, had he been around to give advice to Napoleon, the little corporal would never have been defeated in battle. Too bad that Tony has told all this to Jeannie (Barbara Eden), who immediately whisks her master back to the Napoleonic Era, the better to change the course of history. Unfortunately, Napoleon (Aram Katcher) scoffingly dismisses Tony as a two-bit fortune teller--and before long, Nappy has grown sick and tired of the curious stranger. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: There Goes the Bride
Abraham Sofaer makes his first series appearance as Haji, master of all genies, in this episode, which is also the first one directed by series star Larry Hagman. Tired of merely wishing that Tony (Larry Hagman) would ask her to become his wife, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) casts a "forbidden" spell on her Master, whereupon he instantly drops to his knee and proposes. This enrages the all-powerful Haji, who casts his own spell...resulting in an severely accident-prone Tony and a Jeannie completely stripped of her magical skills. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Meet My Master's Mother
Spring Byington guest stars as the mother of astronaut Tony Nelson (Larry Hagman). Dropping into her son's house on what is supposed to be a brief visit, Mama Nelson concludes that Tony is helpless without her, and decides to stay permanently. Of course, this spells trouble for Jeannie (Barbara Eden), who is going to have quite a time keeping her presence (and her identity) a secret. Though Spring Byington delivers a superb performance, it would have been interesting had actor Larry Hagman's mother been played by Barbara Bel Geddes...or even Mary Martin. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Who Are You Calling a Jeannie?
Just as Tony (Larry Hagman) developed amnesia in the first-season episode "I'll Never Forget What's Her Name", so too does Jeannie (Barbara Eden) lose her memory in this third-season offering. Unable to remember anything, Jeannie refuses to believe that she is a genie, going so far as to hire a lawyer (Richard Deacon) to sue NASA for the accident that caused her amnesia. Tony (Larry Hagman) must race against time to prevent Jeannie's doctor (Chet Stratton) from learning the truth about the girl--and to rescue Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke), whom Jeannie had previously transformed into a laboratory mouse bound for the moon! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie, the Hip Hippie
Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, the songwriting team who penned many of The Monkees' hit tunes, appear in this episode as two members of a shaggy-haired rock quartet. Actually, the quartet begins as four normal guys with no musical skills whatever--but that was before Jeannie (Barbara Eden) cast a spell to help Tony (Larry Hagman) locate a group of entertainers at the behest of Mrs. Bellows (Emmaline Henry). And yes, that young, prosperous-looking guy in one scene is indeed celebrated rock promoter-producer Phil Spector. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Turned-On Master
Tony (Larry Hagman) once again orders Jeannie (Barbara Eden) to stop using her magical powers. Dutifully, Jeannie transfers her powers to another person for a 24-hour period. Unfortunately, that "other person" happens to be Tony--who then proceeds to inadvertently palm off his new conjuring skills on the ever-suspicious Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie or the Tiger?
This episode marks the first appearance of Jeannie's wicked lookalike sister--who of course is also played by Barbara Eden. Jealous of the relationship between Jeannie and her master Tony (Larry Hagman), the raven-haired "Jeannie II" schemes to break up the couple. Her first step is to trap the real Jeannie in her bottle and take her place; the second is to drive Tony bonkers by having him zipped and zapped all over the world! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Fly Me to the Moon
In this first episode of I Dream of Jeannie's third season, soft-hearted Jeannie (Barbara Eden) feels sorry for the chimpanzee who is slated to go on a NASA moon shot. To save the simian from this fate, Jeannie transforms him into a human being (hilariously portrayed by Larry Storch). Unfortunately, the spell backfires on Tony (Larry Hagman), who is turned into a chimp and slated to take the moon trip in the real monkey's stead. (Reportedly, the decision to name the chimp "Sam" was a deliberate slam against I Dream of Jeannie's rival "magical" sitcom Bewitched, which of course starred a beautiful witch named Samantha). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Here Comes Bootsie Nightingale
Archetypal "dumb blonde" Carol Wayne guests in this episode as shapely movie star Bootsie Nightingale, with the inimitable Jesse White as Bootsie's hot-shot agent Sam. When Tony (Larry Hagman) is ordered to escort Bootsie to a benefit reception during her visit to Cocoa Beach, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is appalled. But it gets worse: Thanks to Sam's wheeling and dealing, Tony and Bootsie may well end up heading for the altar! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Weakling
Don Rickles guest-stars as "Killer" Kiski, a mean-spirited physical fitness instructor who is convinced that astronauts Tony (Larry Hagman) and Roger (Bill Daily) haven gotten too soft for their own good. To whip our heroes into shape, Kiski subjects them to an exhausting exercise regimen during a wildnerness outing. Sense that her Master has been nearly exercised to death, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) attempts to save the day by trying to appeal to Kiski's "tender" side...assuming he has one! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Greatest Invention in the World
Jeannie (Barbara Eden) creates a "miracle" spot remover to clean a stain on Tony's jacket. The result: the jacket proves to be indestructible, leading Gen. Peterson (Barton MacLane) to demand that Tony (Larry Hagman) give another demonstration of the remarkable remover--a demonstration so disastrous that it nearly gets one of the regular characters permanently transferred to Iceland. (PS: Want to know who makes a cameo appearance at the end of this episode? Just say the secret word!) ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Second Greatest Con Artist in the World
In the first of three episodes filmed in Hawaii, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) and Tony (Larry Hagman) cross the paths of a clever con artist named Charlie (Milton Berle). Hoping to get his mitts on the valuable King Tut scarab pin in Jeannie's possession, Charlie "trades" the bauble for Diamondhead Beach, with the help of a partner in crime named Vanderhaven (Fred Clark). Unfortunately for the crooks, Jeannie gets even by conjuring up a deucedly clever "sting" operation. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Incredible Shrinking Master
Once again, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) tries to help her master Tony (Larry Hagman), this time by shrinking an outsized missile part so it will function properly. And once again, Jeannie bungles the job, shrinking not only the device but Tony as well! What follows is a hilarious spoof of the sci-fi classic The Incredible Shrinking Man), replete with oversized props and a menacing "giant" pussycat ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Greatest Entertainer in the World
Sammy Davis Jr. appears as himself in this episode, in which Tony (Larry Hagman) assures Gen. Peterson (Barton MacLane) that he will be able to book Sammy for an upcoming NASA party. Unfortunately, Davis is unable to fulfill his obligation, whereupon Jeannie (Barbara Eden) creates a duplicate Sammy for the occasion. The fun begins when the real Sammy finds himself whisked hither and thither as a byproduct of Jeannie's mixed-up magic! Sammy Davis Jr. performs "That Old Black Magic" and "The Girl from Ipanema." ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: There Goes the Best Genie I Ever Had
Jeannie (Barbara Eden) dutifully informs Tony (Larry Hagman) that "Hajii Day" is coming soon, wherein all displeased Masters are given the option of divesting themselves of their genies. Terrified that Tony will send Jeannie away for her constant bungling and disobedience, our heroine works overtime to persuade him otherwise--but his mind may already be made up. This episode features clips from the earlier installments "Always on Sunday" and "How to Be a Genie in Ten Easy Lessons." ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Abdullah
Jeannie (Barbara Eden) agrees to babysit her magical infant nephew Adbullah, but it is Tony (Larry Hagman)--and only Tony--who can stop the baby from its incessant crying. When Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) drops in on Tony, he jumps to the inaccurate conclusion that the astronaut is sick and rushes him off to the hospital. Thus it is that Roger (Bill Daily) is saddled with looking after Abdullah--and when the kid starts bawling again, the stage is set for the anticipated farcical denoument. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Tomorrow Is Not Another Day
When Tony (Larry Hagman) complains that his Sunday newspaper hasn't been delivered, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) helpfully creates a replacement--which turns out to be tomorrow's paper. Upon discovering this, Roger hopes to utilize the foreknowledge gleaned from the paper to strike it rich at the local racetrack...little realizing that the paper's lead story is "Astronaut Breaks Leg in Accident". Though this episode is a remake of a similar installment on I Dream of Jeannie's rival series Bewitched, the basic plotline can be traced even further back to the 1944 fantasy film It Happened Tomorrow. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie?, Part 4
In the conclusion of a four-part story, Tony (Larry Hagman) has failed in every attempt to rescue Jeannie (Barbara Eden) from a safe that is slated to be blasted to the moon. Now, Jeannie has a new reason to despair: If she remains locked up for a month, Tony will no longer be her master, and she must serve as the slave of whomever rescues her. That person may well be the demolitiions expert who has been brought in to defuse the bomb attached to the safe--a goofy old codger named Dr. Wedemeyer (played by master dialectician Benny Rubin). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie My Guru
Tony's superior officer General Schaeffer (Vinton Hayworth) despises hippies, especially a shaggy specimen named Harold (Michael Margotta) who has been hanging around Schaeffer's daughter Suzy (Hilarie Thompson). Meanwhile, Suzy, having decked herself out in hippie garb, ducks into Tony's house to avoid her father's wrath. Stumbling upon evidence of Jeannie's (Barbara Eden) magic, Suzy blackmails Tony (Larry Hagman) into helping both her and Harold. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Dr. Bellows Goes Sane
Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) has finally put together what he considers an authenticated dossier of the strange goings-on in the home of Tony Nelson (Larry Hagman). Despite the concerted efforts of both Tony and Jeannie (Barbara Eden), Bellows succeeds in delivering the document to Gen. Peterson (Barton MacLane). But rather than dismiss Tony, Peterson decides that it is Bellows who has got to go--and his replacement, Dr. Corbett (Joe Flynn), may prove to be an even bigger threat to the future of Tony and Jeannie. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: How to Marry an Astronaut
Gullible Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is delighted when her duplicitous lookalike sister Jeannie II (also Barbara Eden) offers to help Jeannie land Tony (Larry Hagman) as a husband. Of course, Jeannie II really wants Tony all to herself, and she'll stop at nothing to achieve this goal. And as usual, feckless Roger (Bill Daily) is trapped in the middle of all this intrigue. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie and the Top Secret
It has been three years since Tony (Larry Hagman) and Jeannie (Barbara Eden) first met. The couple plans to go out and celebrate, but Tony is called back to the base and assigned to deliver a top-secret film to NASA headquarters. Unfortunately, Tony is not allowed to tell Jeannie anything about his mission, leading her to conclude that he's stepping out with another woman--a misunderstanding that nearly results in a court-martial for our hero. Vinton Hayworth, later as semi-regular in the role of General Schaeffer, is here cast as General Watson. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie?, Part 1
In the first episode of a four-part story, Tony (Larry Hagman) accidentally locks Jeannie (Barbara Eden) in a safe that is slated to be rocketed to the moon. Naturally, Tony can't tell anyone about this--especially the eternally suspicious Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke). Thus, our hero hires a pair of safecrackers, The Professor (Edward Andrews) and Charley (Lou Antonio), to open the safe for a price--little suspecting that the crooks plan to double-cross him. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Battle of Waikiki
In the last of three episodes filmed in Hawaii, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) conjures up the spirit of the island's greatest ruler, King Kamehameha (played by Ms. Eden's then-husband Michael Ansara). The mighty monarch quickly becomes convinced that the modern-day Hawaiians have forgotten all about him (how could he have missed the many statues in his honor all over Honolulu?) To remedy this situation, Kamehameha decides to wage war against the Mainlanders (among them Dr. Bellows [Hayden Rorke]!) and reclaim Hawaii for himself! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie?, Part 3
In the third episode of a four-part story, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is still locked in a safe that is destined to be sent to the moon. Her lookalike sister Jeannie II (also Barbara Eden) shows up, intending to use the situation at hand in order to ensnare Jeannie's master Tony (Larry Hagman) for herself. Unfortunately, Jeannie II's own master Habib (played by Ted Cassidy, aka "Lurch" on The Addams Family) likewise appears--fully prepared to kill several characters whom we care about! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie?, Part 2
In the second episode of a four-part story, Tony (Larry Hagman) has hired a pair of safecrackers (Edward Andrews, Lou Antonio) to open a safe that is destined for the moon--and which contains Jeannie (Barbara Eden), still trapped inside after being accidentally locked in the previous week. Unfortunately, the two crooks double-cross Tony and steal the safe, intending to keep whatever's inside for themselves. Even more unfortunately, the pair doesn't realize that the safe is wired to explode if the wrong combination is used! Featured in a small role is Susan Howard, who later costarred with Larry Hagman on the nighttime serial Dallas. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Indispensable Jeannie
Tony (Larry Hagman) and Roger (Bill Daily) must live together for one week to find out if they are compatable for an upcoming space mission. To make the task easier for both men, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) helpfully passes along some of her magic. Unfortunately, neither Tony nor Roger are aware of Jeannie's generous gift, and the subsequent bizarre happenings soon have the two former friends questioning each other's sanity. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Strongest Man in the World
Attacked by a gang of hoodlums, Tony (Larry Hagman) manages to rout them with a lucky punch. What Tony doesn't know is that his show of strength was the result of magic performed by Jeannie (Barbara Eden). Unfortunately, the folks in charge of the Armed Forces Boxing Tournament don't know this either--and before long, Tony (aka "One-Punch Nelson") has been scheduled for a championship bout with a muscular Marine named Killer Culligan (Pepper Martin). Real-life heavyweight contender Jerry Quarry appears as himself. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Djinn Djinn Go Home
This episode marks the first appearance--and first disappearance--of Jeannie's magical pet dog Djinn Djinn. Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is thrilled to be reunited with Djinn Djinn after 2000 years. Her sentiments are not shared by Tony (Larry Hagman), for two important reasons: Djinn Djinn can render himself invisible, and he hates the sight of a human being wearing a uniform! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Used Car Salesman
Accidentally smashing up Tony's car, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) takes the vehicle to a repair shop. Only it isn't really a repair shop, but instead a used-car dealership run by the duplicitous Carl Tucker (Carl Ballantine). As Jeannie scrambles around to retrieve the car, she must also fend off the advances of Homer (Bob Hastings), the flirtatious cousin of Mrs. Bellows (Emmaline Henry). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Double-Crossing Master
In this variation on a theme popularized in such theatrical fare as The Guardsman and Irma La Douce, Tony (Larry Hagman) decides to test the faithfulness of Jeannie (Barbara Eden) by posing as a dashing British psychologist. Unfortunately, Jeannie falls in love with the phony shrink, placing Tony in the curious position of being jealous of himself. It gets worse when the disguised Tony finds himself saddled with a patient--namely, Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke)! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Divorce, Jeannie Style
Mrs. Bellows (Emmaline Henry) shows up at Tony's house, only to discover Jeannie (Barbara Eden) dressed in her harem outfit--and without her magical powers, which she has given up in hopes that Tony will marry her. When Mrs. Bellows demands an explanation, Jeannie claims to be Tony's wife. Outraged by the "ill treatment" afforded Jeannie, Mrs. B arranges for our heroine to divorce Tony (Larry Hagman) immediately--no small feat, inasmuch as no marriage has taken place! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Master, the Ghostbreaker
Tony (Larry Hagman) is delighted to learn that he has inherited a 300-year-old mansion in England. He is however less than delighted when the mansion turns out to be haunted. Actually, the "ghosts" are distant relatives who want Tony to sell the estate to them at a rock-bottom price--but, like all those "Scooby Doo" villains, they hadn't reckoned on the intervention of that meddling Jeannie (Barbara Eden). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Please Don't Feed the Astronauts
Paul Lynde makes his third guest appearance on I Dream of Jeannie in an episode which also features Ted Cassidy, better known as "Lurch" on The Addams Family. At the behest of Commander Porter (Lynde), Tony (Larry Hagman) and Roger (Bill Daily) are shipped off to a deserted island, there to act as guinea pigs in an experiment to see how long astronauts can survive on a strict diet of bugs and berries. What Porter doesn't know is that Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is also on the island, and she has no intention of letting her master starve! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Haven't I Seen Me Someplace Before?
As a birthday present, Roger (Bill Daily) is given one wish, to be granted by Jeannie (Barbara Eden). Unfortunately, Roger bollixes things up when he casually expresses his wish that he could go on an important space flight instead of Tony (Larry Hagman). As a result, Tony and Roger not only exchange places, but also exchange bodies! The is the final episode of I Dream of Jeannie's third season. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Operation: First Couple on the Moon
Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) has cooked up another experiment: This time, he wants to send a male and a female astronaut to the moon. Tony (Larry Hagman) of course is chosen as the male, while an attractive scientist (Kay Reynolds) is selected as the female. Worried that the scientist will steal Tony away from her, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) turns to her wicked lookalike sister Jeannie II (also Barbara Eden) for advice--a big mistake, inasmuch as Jeannie II would like to get her claws into Tony herself! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Have You Ever Had a Jeannie Hate You?
Beware of twin genies bearing gifts, especially when our sweet Jeannie (Barbara Eden) receives a birthday present from her wicked lookalike sister Jeannie II (also Barbara Eden). The gift consists of two bottles, one containing a "love" potion, the other a "hate" potion. Jeannie II craftily switches the bottles, and as result Jeannie ends up despising her master Tony (Larry Hagman)--and falling madly in love with Roger (Bill Daily)! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie and the Wild Pipchicks
Barbara Eden plays a dual role in this episode, as both Jeannie and Jeannie's gray-haired, bespectacled mother. A box of enchanted "Pipchick" candy from Jeannie's mom has a curious effect on Tony (Larry Hagman), endowing him with super strength. Convinced that Tony has created the candy himself, Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) demands that our hero whip up another batch. Unfortuanetly, the recipe loses something in translation, and as a result of eating Tony's candy everyone begins acting out their innermost fantasies--including a wildly uninhibited Dr. Bellows, who leaves Cocoa Beach behind to embark upon a whale hunt! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: U-F-Oh Jeannie
In the opening episode of I Dream of Jeannie's fourth season, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) stows away when Tony (Larry Hagman) and Roger (Bill Daily) are assigned to test a top-secret NASA spacecraft, which is shaped like a saucer. Alas, the craft crashlands in hillbilly country, whereupon a couple of gun-totin' rubes (Kathleen Freeman, J. Pat O'Malley) capture Tony, Roger and Jeannie, intending to collect a huge reward for bagging some genuine "Martians". But wait, there's more: Jeannie is unconscious, and can't use her magic to rescue herself or the others! The part of hillbilly gal Daisy Lou is played by Lisa Gaye, who previously costarred with Barbara Eden in the 1950s sitcom How to Marry a Millionaire. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Uncles A-Go-Go
Having learned of the upcoming wedding of Jeannie (Barbara Eden) and Tony (Larry Hagman), Jeannie's magical uncles Azmire (Ronald Long) and Vasmir (Arthur Malet) show up. According to family tradition, if only one of the uncles disapproves of Tony, the wedding is off. Unfortunately, Azmire and Vasmir dislike each other, so much so that one of them invariably disagrees with the other on everything, and vice versa--meaning that Tony is toast no matter what happens! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie, the Governor's Wife
At the urging of Jeannie (Barbara Eden), Tony (Larry Hagman) is entered in the Florida gubernatorial election, with Roger (Bill Daily) as his campaign manager. Unfortunately, Tony is a military officer, and thus ineligible to hold political office unless he resigns his commission. But there's an even more pressing need to end Tony's political career before it begins when Jeannie discovers that someone else will become her master's wife if he wins the election! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: See You in C-U-B-A
While Tony (Larry Hagman) and Roger (Bill Daily) are on an experimental flight to Puerto Rico, Jeannie briefly blinks Tony back to Florida to solidify some wedding plans. Alas, when she returns Tony to the plane, her magic throws the flight pattern way off course. As a result, Tony lands in Havana, where he is immediately jailed as a spy! Future "Charlie's Angel" Farrah Fawcett) makes her first appearance as Roger's occasional girlfriend Tina. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Blood of a Jeannie
In order to qualify for a marriage license, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) must take a blood test. This proves problematic when Jeannie reveals to Tony (Larry Hagman) and Roger (Bill Daily) that a genie's blood is green rather than red. In order to safeguard Jeannie's secret, Roger resorts to a bit of larceny--a job for which he is remarkably unqualified. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie and the Secret Weapon
Tony (Larry Hagman) gives Jeannie (Barbara Eden) a working toy model of a top-secret nuclear earth station. Unaware of its importance, Jeannie subsequently gives the toy to a child, who then shows it to his father, an ambitious toy manufacturer. As a result, the "secret" is exposed via mass production and exploitation, and Tony is facing a court-martial! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie-Go-Round
Locking Jeannie (Barbara Eden) in her bottle, her wicked lookalike sister Jeannie II (also Barbara Eden) trails Tony (Larry Hagman) to the Cocoa Beach Cabana. In her efforts to win Tony's affections, Jeannie II also replaces the nightclub's regular singer and renders a seductive ballad ("Electric Days, Electric Nights"). Alas, from this point forward everything goes wrong, with Tony being publicly embarrassed and Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) virtually being hand-delivered enough evidence to wash Tony out of the space program! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Sister, the Homewrecker
Even though Tony (Larry Hagman) and Jeannie (Barbara Eden) are now husband and wife, Jeannie's wicked lookalike sister (also played by Barbara Eden) hasn't abandoned her efforts to break up the couple. Jeannie II's latest scheme is to pose as the "real" Jeannie while conducting a very public romance with handsome astronaut Biff Jellico (played by Barbara Eden's then husband Michael Ansara), thus disgracing her sister. Meanwhile, Jeannie remains blissfully ignorant of what her sibling is up to--until it's almost too late. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Biggest Star in Hollywood
When Laugh In producers Gary Owens and George Schlatter witness what they believe to be an elaborate magic trick performed by Jeannie (Barbara Eden), they do their best to convince her to appear on the show. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Mad Home Wrecker
As the date of their wedding approaches, Tony (Larry Hagman) and Jeannie (Barbara Eden) must endure the rather hideous gifts bestowed upon them by the well-meaning Dr. and Mrs. Bellows (Hayden Rorke, Emmaline Henry). These gifts include a complete home-redecoration job, masterminded by an egotistical interior decorator (Michael Lipton) whose taste is apparently all in his mouth. Surveying the damage done by this so-called artist, Jeannie concludes that some drastic measures are way overdue. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Is There a Doctor in the House
Barbara Eden appears as both Jeannie and Jeannie's mother in this episode. Summoned to Cocoa Beach to help Tony (Larry Hagman) overcome a case of sleeping sickness (which she caused via some misguided magic), Jeannie's mom meets Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) for the first time--and falls madly in love with him! Jeannie must now persuade her mother to both release Tony from his malady and to reconsider her plan to make Dr. Bellows her master and put Mrs. Bellows (Emmaline Henry) out of the way! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie and the Bachelor Party
Tony (Larry Hagman) insists that he doesn't want a bachelor party, but Roger (Bill Daily) and Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) have other ideas. Convincing Tony that he is attending a NASA convention, Roger and Bellows gleefully plan to surprise Tony with the traditionally wild bachelor bash. But the surprise is on the two conspirators when Jeannie (Barbara Eden) figures out what's going on. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Blackmail Order Bride
This final episode of I Dream of Jeannie's fourth season begins as Tony (Larry Hagman) and Roger (Bill Daily) return from the first manned moon flight (thereby beating Neil Armstrong by two months). Determined to get an exclusive story about the flight, ruthless reporter Charlie Farnum (George Furth) resorts to a wide variety of dirty tricks, the dirtiest being his effort to blackmail Tony by passing off his own wife and kids as Tony's "abandoned" family. Needless to say, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) comes to the rescue just before fadeout time. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie at the Piano
In the opening episode of I Dream of Jeannie's fifth and final season, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) casts a spell on the piano in the Cocoa Beach officer's club, making Tony (Larry Hagman) appear to be a musical virtuoso when he sits down to play. Amazed by Tony's "gift", General Schaeffer (Vinton Hayworth) books the astronaut on a nationwide concert tour. Trouble is, it's the piano and not Tony that is issuing forth the beautiful music--and when Tony shows up at Carnegie Hall, an entirely different piano is awaiting him...and Jeannie is nowhere to be found to bail him out! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Djinn Djinn, the Pied Piper
General Schaeffer (Vinton Hayworth) prevails upon Tony (Larry Hagman) to take Jupiter, Schaeffer's pet Great Dane, for a training walk. Tagging along is Jeannie's (Barbara Eden) magical mutt Djinn Djinn, who takes an instant dislike to Jupiter. Rendering himself invisible, Djinn Djinn wreaks all manner of havoc, for which Jupiter is blame and sent to the dog pound--thus setting the stage for a massive canine jailbreak commandeered by the ubiquitous Djinn Djinn! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Guess Who's Going to Be a Bride, Part 1
In the first episode of a pivotal two-part story, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) has found the perfect fifth-anniversary present for her master Tony (Larry Hagman). The gift turns out to be the entire country of Basenji, which is ruled by Jeannie's uncle Suleiman (Jackie Coogan). Unfortunately, Tony has been assigned to escort Hamid (Frank DeVol), the ambassador of Kasha--Basenji's longtime enemy. As a result of the chaos that follows, the infuriated Tony all but orders Jeannie to get out of his life forever! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Guess Who's Going to Be a Bride, Part 2
In the conclusion of a two-part story, Tony (Larry Hagman) has banished Jeannie (Barbara Eden), only to find out that he can't live without her. Worse still, Tony has been bumped from the space program and transferred to Alaska, thanks to the previous week's brouhaha involving Jeannie's uncle Suleiman (Jackie Coogan) and the ambassador of Kasha. Putting his own career on the line, Roger (Bill Daily) sets out to reinstate Tony and to reunite him with Jeannie. Ultimately, Tony finally proposes to Jeannie--only to find that he must now pass a rather rigorous test imposed by Suleiman. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie's Beauty Cream
Now that she is engaged to Tony (Larry Hagman), Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is determined to befriend the neurotic Amanda Bellows (Emmaline Henry),the wife of Tony's perennial nemesis Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke). Jeannie's first step is to present Amanda with a magical beauty cream which transforms the middle-aged psychiatrist's wife into a gorgeous young woman (played by Laraine Stephens). The plan backfires when Roger (Bill Daily) falls madly in love with the "new" Amanda, blissfully unaware of her husband's identity. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Biggest Star in Hollywood
This episode was originally designed as a lead-in for the zany variety series Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, which I Dream of Jeannie preceded on NBC's Monday-night lineup during the 1968-69 season. Thanks to her zany behavior, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is invited to appear as a guest on Laugh-In, whereupon Roger (Bill Daily) appoints himself as her agent. Appearing in cameo roles as themselves are Laugh-In regulars Judy Carne, Arte Johnson and Gary Owens, as well as the series' producer George H. Schlatter. (Trivia note: As originally conceived, the Laugh-In installment which followed this episode on February 24, 1969, was to have included a production number in which Barbara Eden's navel would make its first network TV appearance; alas, this gag was scuttled, reportedly at the insistence of the I Dream of Jeannie production staff!) ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Case of the Porcelain Puppy
Jeannie (Barbara Eden) has worked out a new spell which enables her to change ordinary household items into porcelain statues. Examining Jeannie's handiwork, Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) and his wife (Emmaline Henry) conclude that Jeannie is an artistic genius, and insist that she produce more "masterpieces." In the course of the events, our heroine's pet dog Djinn Djinn is rendered into porcelain--and this time, the spell can't be reversed! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Wedding
The Big Day has finally arrived, as Jeannie (Barbara Eden) and Tony (Larry Hagman) prepare to walk down the aisle and be united in matrimony. Naturally, the NASA brass wants to get as much publicity out of the event as possible, so several press photographers are summoned to the wedding. But there's one small hitch: Jeannie is a genie,and genies can't be photographed! This landmark episode affects different people different ways: Some fans regard it as I Dream of Jeannie's "Jump the Shark" moment, after which the series began to go downhill; conversely, star Barbara Eden has cited "The Wedding" as her favorite episode. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Invisible House for Sale
Believing she would be closer to Tony (Larry Hagman) if their house wasn't so large, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) decides to "downsize" by selling the house and moving into a small apartment. Tony informs Jeannie that he doesn't want to move, but by this time the house has been sold to a military bigwig. In desperation, Jeannie takes the house off the market by rendering it invisible! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Ride 'Em Astronaut
After winning a supermarket contest, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is afforded the privilege of reigning as queen of the Cocoa Beach Rodeo. The event's star cowboy Wild Bill Barrows (played by Mark Miller, the father of contemporary film star Penelope Ann Miller) develops a hankerin' for Jeannie, hoping to rope her into matrimony. Jealously, Tony (Larry Hagman) enters the rodeo himself to reclaim Jeannie--and earns not a few lumps in the process! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Around the World in 80 Blinks
While orbiting the moon, Tony (Larry Hagman) develops a cold. Helpful Jeannie (Barbara Eden) blinks Tony back to earth so that she can temporarily care for him. Unfortunately, the spell has gone awry, and the wrong astronaut--Tony's copilot Les Wingate (Richard Mulligan)--materializes instead! Now Jeannie must reverse her magic without tipping Wingate to her true identity or arousing the suspicions of Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Nobody Loves a Fat Astronaut
Jeannie's wicked lookalike sister (also played by Barbara Eden) has cooked up a new scheme to claim Tony (Larry Hagman) for herself. First, Jeannie II tries to convince General Schaeffer (Vinton Hayworth) that Tony lacks the mental competence to remain in the space program; then, she magically adds a great deal of weight to Tony's body (150 pounds, to be exact), "proving" that he isn't physically qualified either. To top off this deviltry, Jeannie II has carefully planted evidence pointing to the real Jeannie as the cause of Tony's current woes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie for the Defense
Involved in a very minor traffic accident, Tony ends up in court, facing a lawsuit from the other driver (Kay E. Kuter), who is faking a variety of serious injuries in hopes of winning an enormous settlement. Despite a hostile judge (J. Pat O'Malley) and an incompetent defense attorney (a pre-Bewitched Dick Sargent), Tony insists that he does not need Jeannie's help in winning the case. This, of course, doesn't stop Jeannie (Barbara Eden) from pulling a spell or two from her voluminous bag of tricks. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Case of My Vanishing Master, Part 2
In the conclusion of a two-part story, Roger (Bill Daily) has tipped Jeannie (Barbara Eden) to the fact that man whom she thinks is Tony (Larry Hagman)--and who has proposed marriage to her--is actually a lookalike of the real Tony, who has been sequestered in a secret place by Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke). Thus it is that when the authentic Tony shows up, Jeannie refuses to believe his protestations of authenticity and subjects him to all manner of torture. The plot thickens when the Phony Tony turns out to be an enemy spy, much to Dr. Bellows' embarrassment! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Case of My Vanishing Master, Part 1
In the first episode of a two-part story, Dr. Bellows (Larry Hagman) sends Tony (Larry Hagman) to a secret location in order to work on some hush-hush Apollo 12 flight plans. To avoid arousing suspicion, Bellows plants a lookalike (also played by Larry Hagman) in Tony's house. The trouble begins when the phony Tony meets Jeannie (Barbara Eden)--and almost instantly proposes marriage! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Never Put a Genie on a Budget
Jeannie (Barbara Eden) gets into a legal jam when she tries to charge items at stores where she has no credit. Husband Tony (Larry Hagman) demands that Jeannie immediately go on a strict budget--an order that results in near-disaster when Tony brings visiting Russian cosmonaut Gregorian (Noam Pitlik) home to dinner. And this being a late-1960s sitcom, it is perhaps inevitable that a bunch of hippies are also worked into the story! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie, the Matchmaker
Although Tony (Larry Hagman) and Jeannie (Barbara Eden) are happily wed, Tony's best friend Roger (Bill Daily) remains a lonely bachelor. Hoping to remedy this situation, Tony arranges a date between Roger and Patricia (Janis Hansen), the niece of General Schaeffer (Vinton Hayworth). Unfortunately, at the exact same time Jeannie (Barbara Eden) pays a visit to a local computer dating service, where she fixes Roger up with a voluptuous creature named Laverne (Elaine Giftos). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Please Don't Give My Jeannie No More Wine
This episode concerns a dinner date with Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) and his wife Amanda (Emmaline Henry) where Jeannie serve the couple a bottle of rare 400-year-old wine. The beverage has a curious effect on the Bellows: namely, it renders them invisible! However, Bellows and his wife are unaware that no one can see them--and the nervous Tony (Larry Hagman) intends to keep them in the dark (so to speak) until Jeannie can figure out a solution to the current crisis. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: One of Our Hotels Is Growing
Tony (Larry Hagman), Jeannie (Barbara Eden), Roger (Bill Daily) and Dr. and Mrs. Bellows (Hayden Rorke, Emmaline Henry) head to LA to spend a weekend vacation at a fancy hotel. Alas, although the Bellows are registered, Roger was unable to secure rooms for himself and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson. Thus, Jeannie "invents" a 13th floor in the hotel to accommodate her husband and Roger--who must spend the rest of the weekend trying to keep the Bellows and the hotel staff from finding out about this "improvement" in the facilities. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Mrs. Djinn Djinn
Djinn Djinn, Jeannie's troublesome invisible dog, has found a doggie lady friend, who is about to have puppies. Thanks to a bit of miscommunication, Roger (Bill Daily) becomes convinced that it is Jeannie (Barbara Eden) who is pregnant, whereupon he spreads the "good news" throughout Cocoa Beach. This is the episode that provides the moment we've all been waiting for: the unveiling of Jeannie's belly button! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: The Solid Gold Jeannie
After a trip to the moon, Tony (Larry Hagman), Roger (Bill Daily) and Cmdr. Wingate (Robert Hogan) must spend 21 days in a decontamination chamber. Feeling lonely, Jeannie (Barbara Eden) blinks herself into the chamber, whereupon Wingate becomes convinced that he has witnessed an alien invasion. And that's not the only problem: In order to leave the chamber without being exposed as a genie, Jeannie transforms herself into a gold statue--then accidentally takes too many sleeping pills, rendering her unable to reverse the spell! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Eternally Yours, Jeannie
Jeannie (Barbara Eden) learns of the impending visit of Bonnie (Damien Bodie), Tony's high school sweetheart. Worried that she'll lose Tony (Larry Hagman) to his old flame, Jeannie magically transforms herself into Bonnie to test her husband's fidelity. Unfortunately, Bonnie happens to have jealous husband named Moose (Denny Miller), who tends to resolve arguments with brute strength! This episode is filled out with flashbacks from earlier I Dream of Jeannie entries. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Help! Help! A Shark
Jim Backus guest stars as General Fitzhugh, who challenge his fellow officer General Schaeffer (Vinton Hayworth) to a game of pool. Unfortunately, Tony not only causes Schaeffer to lose the game, but also accidentally breaks the General's hand just before a rematch with Fitzhugh. If he wants to avoid being transferred to the North Pole, Tony will have to take Schaeffer's place in the upcoming game--and this time, he can't count on his magical missus Jeannie (Barbara Eden) to bail him out. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: One Jeannie Beats Four of a Kind
Hoping to expose a card sharp named Martino (Herbert Rudle), Tony (Larry Hagman) insinuates himself into a card game along with Roger (Bill Daily), Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) and Gen. Schaeffer (Vinton Hayworth). But thanks to the intervention of Jeannie (Barbara Eden), Bellows and Schaeffer become convinced that Tony is the cheater, and not Martino. Worse still, a mobster muscles into the action, relegating poor Roger to a dunk in the ocean with his feet in cement! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Hurricane Jeannie
During a hurricane-induced power blackout, Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) is shocked to learn that the electricity and the telephone are still functioning in the home of Tony (Larry Hagman) and Jeannie (Barbara Eden). Investigating this phenomenon, Dr. Bellows finally tumbles onto the the fact that Jeannie is a genie--and his reaction is astonishing! Carefully chosen "flashback" clips and a surprise ending cap this, the last I Dream of Jeannie episode to be filmed (but not the last to be shown on NBC). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie, the Recording Secretary
Jeannie (Barbara Eden) is appointed recording secretary for the NASA Officer's Wives Association. In this capacity, she learns of an upcoming "Best Husband" contest, the first prize being a vacation for two in Hawaii. In her zeal to win the prize, Jeannie uses her magic to prove how helpful her hubby Tony (Larry Hagman) is around the house--which nearly causes the all-but-comatose Tony to be washed out of the space program! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: Jeannie and the Curious Kid
Tony (Larry Hagman) and Jeannie (Barbara Eden) are briefly left in charge of Dr. Bellows' troublesome nephew Melvin (Michael Barbera). Tumbling onto Jeannie's secret, Melvin steals her bottle, then sticks Jeannie in a bottle of his uncle's sherry. The kid then tells Dr. Bellows (Hayden Rorke) what he knows--and at last Bellows has proof of the weird goings-on in the Nelson household (or so he thinks!) ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

I Dream of Jeannie: My Astronaut in Sheep's Clothing
With their six-month wedding anniversary approaching, Tony (Larry Hagman) gently asks Jeannie (Barbara Eden) not to use magic to conjure up his anniversary gift. Obligingly, Jeannie sets about to knit her husband a cashmir sweater--importing a sheep for the occasion. Meanwhile, Tony endeavors to purchase a string of pearls for Jeannie without blowing his entire bank account. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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