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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After Jeannie places a hex on a NASA piano so that the player sounds like an expert, Tony feels that only he can play it and ends up on a concert tour.
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Directed by Hal CooperWritten by James S. HenersonGuest stars George Spell, Vinton Hayworth
After Jeannie leaves, Tony realizes he can't live without her and goes after Jeannie. When they return to NASA, Tony's announcement that they are engaged is a surprise even to Jeannie.
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Directed by Hal CooperWritten by James S. HenersonGuest stars Jackie Coogan, Frank De Vol, Mickey Morton, Brad Logan, Vinton Hayworth
Against Tony's wishes, Roger and Dr. Bellows scheme to throw the future groom a bachelor party. The party must be kept secret from Amada Bellows and the other NASA wives.
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Directed by Hal CooperWritten by Perry Grant, Dick BensfieldGuest stars Richard McMurray, Wright Colbert, Francine York, Chanin Hale, Judi Sherven, Nancy Fisher, Judith Baldwin, Yvonne Schubert
When it's discovered that Jeannie has green corpuscles instead of red ones (or so she thinks), Tony tells her to find a substitute for the blood test to get their certificate of perfect health in order to go ahead with their marriage.
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Directed by Claudio GuzmánWritten by John L. GreeneGuest stars Ned Glass, Ruth McDevitt, Ivor Francis
Jeannie blinks Tony off of a plane in order to plan for a party, but when she puts him back in it he mistakenly lands in Havana, Cuba instead of Puerto Rico thanks to Jeannie's guidance of the plane.
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Directed by Hal CooperWritten by John McGreeveyGuest stars Farrah Fawcett, John Myhers, Pedro Gonzalez Gonzalez, Howard Morton, Vinton Hayworth, Emmaline Henry
The Bellows' give Tony and Jeannie an early wedding present; a grotesque looking piece of artwork. That's not all, they and others chip in to hire a redecorator to redecorate their home. As it turns out, the redecorator has no taste and Jeannie ends up redecorating their home in the blink of an eye.
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Directed by Hal CooperWritten by Howard OstroffGuest stars Michael Lipton, Marvin Silbersher, Robert Munk, Vinton Hayworth, Emmaline Henry
It is figured out that in order for Jeannie to be married, one of her uncles must approve of the husband to be. Two uncles end up showing; Vasmir and Azmir; and causing a whole heap of trouble for Tony.
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Directed by Russ MayberryWritten by Ron FriedmanGuest stars Ronald Long, Arthur Malet, Vinton Hayworth
Jeannie and her master's wedding day arrives and NASA wants photos of the wedding. -- only genies don't photograph!
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Directed by Claudio GuzmánWritten by James S. HenersonGuest stars Cliff Norton, Jack Smith, Harvey Fisher, Reginald Fenderson, Hal Taggart, June Jocelyn, Vinton Hayworth, Emmaline Henry
Jeannie's sister returns for a final time to foul things up again. This time, she poses as her sister and makes the others think she is having an affair with another astronaut named Biff Jellico (Played by Eden's real life husband Michael Ansara) all the while Tony and Jeannie are oblivious to it.
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Directed by Claudio GuzmánWritten by James S. HenersonGuest stars Michael Ansara, Farrah Fawcett, Emmaline Henry
Jeannie; feeling sorry for Roger; decides to help him out by going to a computer dating agency and setting him up with a girl while Tony is trying to set Roger up with the General's niece.
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Directed by Claudio GuzmánWritten by Don Richman, Bill DailyGuest stars Janis Hansen, Elaine Giftos, Vinton Hayworth, Emmaline Henry
Jeannie, Tony, Roger and the Bellows' go on vacation only to find there are no rooms available in the hotel they wish to stay in. Jeannie then proceeds to blink on a 13th floor.
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Directed by Jerrold BernsteinWritten by Bob RodgersGuest stars Marvin Kaplan, Ned Wertimer, Jimmy Cross, Fran Ryan, Emmaline Henry
An overzealous Jeannie blinks herself into Tony's isolation unit after he returns from the moon. She turns herself into a solid gold statue to not appear conspicuous, but must she stay that way?
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Directed by Jerrold BernsteinWritten by Joanna LeeGuest stars Robert Hogan, Shirley Bonne, Jim Galante, Bill McKinney, Robert Gros, Vinton Hayworth, Emmaline Henry
Roger spreads the word to everyone that Jeannie is expecting but all the while its a misunderstanding and the only one that is expecting is Mrs. Djinn Djinn (the dog).
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Directed by Russ MayberryWritten by Perry Grant, Dick BensfieldGuest stars Vinton Hayworth, Emmaline Henry
The Bellows' troublesome nephew stays at the Nelson house for a couple days and figures out the truth about Jeannie when he sees her smoke into her bottle.
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Directed by Claudio GuzmánWritten by Perry Grant, Dick BensfieldGuest stars Michael Barbera, Emmaline Henry
Jeannie has just recently joined a club at NASA and voted recording secretary. She then learns that there is an award competition coming up for the best husband and that the prize is a trip for two to Hawaii. She wants Tony to win so badly that she blinks him off his training and returns him at home in his sleepy state.
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Directed by Claudio GuzmánWritten by James S. HenersonGuest stars Joan Tompkins, Norma Connolly, Elizabeth Lane, Emmaline Henry
Tony causes general Schaeffer to lose an important pool match and breaking his hand later on so it seems he can't play in a rematch. Tony then must play for him with the aid of Jeannie.
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Directed by Claudio GuzmánWritten by James S. HenersonGuest stars Jim Backus, Vinton Hayworth
An old high school sweethart of Tony's sends him a letter saying she will visit him in the upcoming day. Jeannie becomes jealous and poses as her to fool Tony.
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Directed by Joseph GoodsonWritten by James S. HenersonGuest stars Toian Matchinga, Denny Miller, Wright Colbert, Sally Ann Richards
On Jeannie and Tony's 6 month wedding anniversary, Jeannie wants desperately to please Tony by knitting him a cashmir sweater while Tony wants to get her a string of pearls. None of which ends up being accomplished.
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Directed by Bruce KesslerWritten by James S. HenersonGuest stars Don Dubbins, Vinton Hayworth, Emmaline Henry
A hurricane traps Tony, Jeannie, Roger and Dr. Bellows overnight in the Nelson's house. Tony dreams Dr. Bellows figures out the real truth about Jeannie and her powers.
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Directed by Claudio GuzmánWritten by James S. HenersonGuest stars Hayden Rorke, Bill Daily
Directed by Michael AnsaraWritten by Perry Grant, Dick BensfieldGuest stars Herbert Rudley, William Wintersole, Tony Giorgio, Walter Burke, Vinton Hayworth
In this final episode of I Dream of Jeannie, Tony's cousin comes to visit and convinces Jeannie to put Tony's face on cans of chili and market them so they can supposedly become rich. The product is called "Cousin Tony's Texas Chili."
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Directed by Claudio GuzmánWritten by James S. HenersonGuest stars Vinton Hayworth, Gabriel Dell, Emmaline Henry, Dick Van Patten, Lew Brown, Pearl Shear
Sidney Sheldon, James S. Henerson, Martin Roth, Perry Grant, Dick Bensfield, Ron Friedman, Bob Fisher, Arthur Alsberg, Arnold Horwitt, Frank Waldman, Tom Waldman