No one keeps this impish, delightful genie bottled up
While on a mission, American astronaut Captain Tony Nelson is forced to make an emergency landing that will forever change his life. On a deserted South Pacific island, Captain Nelson happens upon a bottle containing a beautiful two-thousand-year-old female genie named Jeannie. Rescuing her from the bottle nets Tony the requisite three wishes, and then some, when Jeannie pledges total devotion to her new "master".
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While on a mission, American astronaut Captain Tony Nelson is forced to make an emergency landing that will forever change his life. On a deserted South Pacific island, Captain Nelson happens upon a bottle containing a beautiful two-thousand-year-old female genie named Jeannie. Rescuing her from the bottle nets Tony the requisite three wishes, and then some, when Jeannie pledges total devotion to her new "master".
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The rocket launch for a space mission goes awry and Captain Anthony Nelson finds himself stranded on a desert island. When he opens an antique bottle lying on the beach, he becomes the master of a beautiful, 2,000-year-old genie named Jeannie, who is willing to grant him anything he wishes.
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Directed by Gene NelsonWritten by Sidney SheldonGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Don Dubbins, Philip Ober, Richard Reeves, Joe Higgins, Baynes Barron, Warren J. Kemmerling, Patricia Scott
Jeannie blinks Tony to ancient Persia, where he avenges Jeannie's honor against Ali, the Killer of Giants. Meanwhile, Jeannie visits her parents and happily announces that she has found in Tony the man she wishes to marry.
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Directed by Gene NelsonWritten by Sidney SheldonGuest stars Richard Kiel, Peter Brocco, Henry Corden, Magda Harout, Florence Sundstrom, Jan Arvan, Pamela Curran, Jenö Mate
Tony is on a survival mission with Roger when Jeannie seems to have followed him. Jeannie proceeds to help him in every way possible by giving him food, shelter, and finally transportation while Roger suffers in the hot, sweltering desert.
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Directed by Alan RafkinWritten by Tom Waldman, Frank WaldmanGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Byron Morrow, Tom Anthony, Bill Daily, Ron Brown
General Stone has accepted an ambassadorship overseas and offers Tony the opportunity to come along to be his military attache. Tony's fiancée Melissa urges Tony to accept the prestigious position and move up their wedding date.
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Directed by Alan RafkinWritten by Tom Waldman, Frank WaldmanGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Mako, Sal Ponti, Philip Ober, John Hudson, Karen Sharpe, Bill Daily
Tony is suspected of killing Jeannie when she disappears from a yacht after he is seen arguing with her and telling her to go home.
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Directed by Gene NelsonWritten by David Braverman, Bob MarcusGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Richard Webb, Sharon Farrell, David Brian, C. Lindsay Workman, Sandra Gould, Robert Dornan, Roy Taguchi
Concerned about Tony's fitness for a spacewalk, Dr. Bellows orders him to the base for some tests. When Jeannie hears about Tony's mission, fearing he would spin out into space, she decides to sabotages his test.
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Directed by Gene NelsonWritten by Arnold HorwittGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Dabney Coleman, Davis Roberts, Ed Stoddard, Bill Daily
Jeannie reads about how to be an American woman in a magazine and takes after it in order to please Tony.
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Directed by Gene NelsonWritten by Arnold HorwittGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Steven Geray, Del Moore, Jacques Roux, Bobby Johnson, Mittie Lawrence, Jewell Lain, Yvonne White
Tony goes out to dinner with a famous movie star. Jealous Jeannie decides she wants to be one herself to get Tony's attention.
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Directed by Gene NelsonWritten by Harry Essex, Jerry SeelenGuest stars Nancy Kovack, Woodrow Parfrey, David McLean, Joe Brooks, Dick Balduzzi, Jim Begg, Arthur Romans, Stephen Whittaker
Eight-year-old Custer already idolizes Tony and when he sees Jeannie's magic, he immediately tells his parents. Worried about Custer, they sends him to therapy with Dr. Bellows.
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Directed by Gene NelsonWritten by Irma Kalish, Austin KalishGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Bill Mumy, Herb Voland, Grace Albertson, Arthur Adams, Bill Daily
Tony's ex-girlfriend Diane comes into town and invites him to dinner, making Jeannie jealous. Meanwhile, Roger accidentally bumps into her and successfully asks her out on date. A worried and jealous Tony decides to drag Diane all over town in search of Jeannie and her unidentified escort.
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Directed by E.W. SwackhamerWritten by Bob Fisher, Arthur AlsbergGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Elizabeth MacRae, Don Mitchell, Bruno Della Santina, Bill Daily
Tony and Roger are assigned to entertain two visiting Russian cosmonauts. As a symbol of friendship, Roger unknowingly gives them Jeannie's bottle with Jeannie in it.
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Directed by E.W. SwackhamerWritten by Bob Fisher, Arthur AlsbergGuest stars Hayden Rorke, John Beck, Paul Reed, Arlene Martel, Richard Gilden, Joseph Azar, Lael Jackson, George DeNormand
Following her mother's advice, Jeannie tries to make Tony jealous by accepting Roger's marriage proposal. Jeannie blinks a mansion onto a vacant lot across the street from Tony's, along with a set of phony, rich parents.
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Directed by Theodore J. FlickerWritten by Bob Fisher, Arthur AlsbergGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Walter Woolf King, Lurene Tuttle, Jack Collins, Avis Scott, Oliver McGowan, Bill Daily
Dr. Bellows thinks that married men make better astronauts, so Jeannie once again asks Tony to marry her. When he refuses, Jeannie blinks up more romantic version of Tony.
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Directed by E.W. SwackhamerWritten by Arnold HorwittGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Henry Hunter, Barton MacLane, Bill Daily
It is the day of the Ramdah, which means Jeannie and Tony must make a trip to Mecca and cite the sacred words or else she will lose her powers forever and go into limbo.
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Directed by E.W. SwackhamerWritten by Tom Adair, James B. AllardiceGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Jamie Farr, Foster Brooks, Joseph Gillgoff, Owen Cunningham, Alice Reinheart, Lael Jackson, Bill Daily
When Roger keeps Dr. Bellows' niece out too late on a date, he wants to send Roger to a remote island for thirty days. Roger believes the two stage magicians subletting his apartment are his own personal genies.
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Directed by Hal CooperWritten by Charles TannenGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Judy Carne, Bernard Fox, Emmaline Henry, Bill Daily
Tony has to go on a three-week business trip to Rome. Jeannie begs her master to let her come along. He decides to let her come along under the condition that she can legally obtain a passport without using her magic.
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Directed by Herb WallersteinWritten by Martin RagawayGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Orville Sherman, Lenore Kingston, Peter Brocco, Ila Britton, Bill Daily
When Tony mentions to Jeannie that his childhood dream was to become a surgeon, she blinks him right into the operating room where Roger is to have his appendix removed.
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Directed by Hal CooperWritten by Sidney SheldonGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Maureen McCormick, Peter Leeds, Jane Dulo, Don Larson, Julio Medina, Elaine Nelson, Carol O'Leary
Frustrated over Jeannie's constant use of magic to help around the house, Tony makes Jeannie swear that she will never help him with her magic powers again. When he is kidnapped by a spy ring shortly thereafter, Jeannie has to watch helplessly.
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Directed by Hal CooperWritten by Sidney SheldonGuest stars Hayden Rorke, James Hong, Richard Loo, Linda Ho, Barton MacLane, Bill Daily
After giving some lectures locally, Tony and Roger celebrate their promotions to Major in Reno. Against Tony's wish, Roger smuggles Jeannie along on the trip hoping to increase his odds in the casino.
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Directed by Claudio GuzmánWritten by Sidney SheldonGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Ted de Corsia, Tim Herbert, Buddy Lewis, Paul Hahn, Bill Daily
Tony becomes General Peterson's golf partner in a Championship game against two Navy man when Jeannie makes him a world-class golf player.
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Directed by Hal CooperWritten by Sidney SheldonGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Herbert Anderson, Ray Teal, Jerry Barber, Gene Boland, Barton MacLane, Bill Daily
Dr. Bellows sees an elephant in Tony's bedroom, but all is normal when he returns with General Peterson. Realizing this, the ever suspicious Dr. Bellows moves in with Tony in hopes of actually catching him.
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Directed by Hal CooperWritten by Sidney SheldonGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Jack Davis, Romo Vincent, Martin Ashe, Kate Murtagh, Barton MacLane, Bill Daily
The new woman in Roger's life Madame Zolta is a clairvoyant fortune teller. Planning to reveal her fraud, Tony arranges a seance.
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Directed by Claudio GuzmánWritten by Sidney SheldonGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Joe Abdullah, Lincoln Demyan, Alice Dudley, Natalie Leeb, Jorja Curtright, Barton MacLane, Bill Daily
The astronauts paint pictures to be auctioned off at a charity event. Tony copies a Rembrandt masterpiece, which is secretly perfected by Jeannie. When experts consider the picture to be a real Rembrandt, Tony is suspected of stealing it from the museum.
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Directed by Claudio GuzmánWritten by Sidney SheldonGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Booth Colman, Jonathan Hole, E.J. André, Barton MacLane, Bill Daily
Jeannie steals a pair of slippers from a museum exhibition that were hers 2000 years ago.
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Directed by Claudio GuzmánWritten by Sidney Sheldon, Robert KaufmanGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Kathee Francis, Barton MacLane, Murray Pollack, Bill Daily
When Tony is asked to escort a visiting princess, Jeannie announces that because of a family feud she has to kill her. So Tony burdens Jeannie with tasks hoping she will miss the princess's visit.
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Directed by Hal CooperWritten by Sidney SheldonGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Vic Tayback, Gila Golan, Ivan Bonar, Barton MacLane, Bill Daily
Dr. Bellows insists that Tony puts on a magic show at NASA after catching him floating in his chair in his living room.
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Directed by Hal CooperWritten by Sidney SheldonGuest stars Hayden Rorke, William Benedict, Don Mitchell, Chet Stratton, Chester Hayes, Barton MacLane, Bill Daily
Suffering from amnesia after a vase fell on his head, Tony instantly falls in love with Jeannie, thinking she is an ordinary woman. He declares his love and insists they get married.
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Directed by Hal CooperWritten by Sidney SheldonGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Greta Lenetska, Barton MacLane, Bill Daily
Sidney Sheldon, James S. Henerson, Martin Roth, Perry Grant, Dick Bensfield, Ron Friedman, Bob Fisher, Arthur Alsberg, Arnold Horwitt, Frank Waldman, Tom Waldman
