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Season 5 Episode Guide

Episode 1 - Season 1, Episode 01: The Lady in the Bottle

Captain Tony Nelson, an astronaut, is engaged to Melissa Stone, daughter of General Wingard Stone, his commanding officer. Tony is rocketed into space in a capsule which lands is the Pacific. He reaches a small island. There he releases Jeannie, a beautiful blonde, who can perform magic with a blink of her eyes, from a bottle is which she has been imprisoned for ages. Jeannie tells Tony she is his slave forever. Worried about Jeannie's effect on Melissa and his career, Tony tries to leave Jeannie behind on the island, but she smuggles herself aboard the rescue plan e. Questioned about his reactions in spice by the base psychiatrist, Dr. Alfred Bellows, Tony tells about his meeting with Jeannie. Feeling that Tony is suffering from hallucinations, Bellows calls General Stone. Jeannie appears at Tony's home. Tony tries frantically to keep General Stone, Melissa, Doctor Bellows and Captain Roger Henley, a fellow astronaut, from seeing Jeannie. His problems reach a climax when Jeannie produces a harem of dancing girls to perform for Tony. After Tony works his why out of that, Melissa and her father leave, feeling a vacation, combined with a honeymoon, will solve Tony's problems. Tony orders Jeannie to leave no doubt that she is determined. to be a part of Tony's life for a long time.

  

Episode 1 - Around The World In 80 Blinks

Jeannie kisses Tony goodbye before he goes into lunar orbit with Roger and Commander Wingate and then finds she has a cold. Realizing Tony has caught it, Jeannie decides to bring him back to take care of him. The cold affects her blink and, Commander Wing

  

Episode 2 - Jeannie-Go-Round

When Tony plans to take Jeannie out on a date with Roger. and Betty, Jeannie II sees a chance to get Tony away from her sister. Posing as a press agent, she persuades Dr. Bellows that if the astronauts appear at a night club where comic Dave Barry is on t

  

Episode 2 - Season 1, Episode 02: My Hero?

Jeannie tells Tony that a man hit her at the market. Tony insists on being brought face to face with the brute. After Jeannie blinks three times, she and Tony are transported back two thousand years to a Persian market. Tony's blows have no effect on Ali, an enormous brute. Tony is carried off to an auction block and purchased by Princes Fatima. When Tony insists on his rights as a member of the U.S. Air Force, Princess Fatima orders Ali to torture him. Jeannie rescues him after telling Tony she was preparing for her wedding. Tony finds himself surrounded by Jeannie's family, before realizing he is to be the groom. When Tony tells Jeannie he can't marry her, she returns him to the torture chamber. After shuttling back and forth between the torture chamber and Jeannie's home several times, Tony persuades Jeannie, who has reduced Ali to a midget, to take him back to his own home. Roger Henley arranges a double date for Tony and himself with two beauty contest winners. After leaving home, Tony finds Jeannie has blinked again and he is draped only is a bath towel.

  

Episode 3 - Season 1, Episode 03: Guess What Happened on the Way to the Moon

To test man's ability to survive on the moon, Captain Anthony (Tony) Nelson, and his fellow astronaut, Captain Roger Healey, are ordered to spend a week, in Furnace Canyon, Nevada, 100 degrees in the daytime, 10 below freezing at night. Except for water, they are to live off the land. Jeannie hides in Tony's canteen. Tony tries to make Jeannie understand that she is destroying the value of the mission, but she sticks with him. While Roger barely survives, Tony has every luxury, from food and a harem tent, to a final ride on a camel to finish the journey. Dr. Bellows is baffled to find that while Roger has lost twelve pounds, Tony has gained five. When Tony tries to explain Jeannie's presence, Dr. Bellows concludes that he has the imagination men need to survive on the moon and recommends Tony for a more arduous test, Operation Extinction. Tony tells Jeannie he is taking her with him, but imprisons her within her bottle, determined to go on the mission alone.

  

Episode 3 - Jeannie And The Secret Weapon

Jeannie hears Tony refer to Agnes, and then learns it stands for a space vehicle, Anti Gravity Nuclear Earth Station, being developed by NASA. Jeannie maintains it won't fly and blinks up a scale model to prove it. The model speaks to Bellows but Tony and

  

Episode 4 - Blackmail Order Bride

At ceremonies for the astronauts, reporter, Farnum, decides to get a scoop on Tony. Posing as a plumber, he plants takes and a camera in Tony's house, which Jeannie is decorating When reporters pursue Tony and Roger home, Roger explains a man's home is hi

  

Episode 4 - Season 1, Episode 04: Jeannie and the Marriage Caper

Although the date hasn't been set, Tony forbids Jeannie to accompany Melissa and himself on their honeymoon. Grover Caldwell, a young State Department attaché, tells Tony that General Stone, Melissa's father, has accepted an ambassadorial post. General Stone announces he hopes to take Tony, his prospective son in law, along as his military side. When Tony expresses his desire to remain with the space program, Melissa, who has been working to advance the marriage date, tells her father she will change Tony's mind. She suggests that Grover replace Roger as Tony's best man. Jeannie, determined to accompany Tony, prepares an oriental feast when Melissa and her father dine at Tony's. Before serving, Jeannie turns herself into a Filipino houseboy. Melissa suggests they take the houseboy to Europe with them. Tony is given a bachelor dinner where Jeannie emerges dancing from a prop cake. Jeannie learns that Grover is an old boy friend of Melissa's. Before Jeannie is through, Grover tells Melissa he loves her. Tony is not completely unhappy to be left with Jeannie when Grover and Melissa declare their intentions to marry.

  

Episode 5 - Season 1, Episode 05: G.I. Jeannie

Jeannie gets jealous on discovering hat Tony has a sexy new secretary. Claiming to be a better one, Jeannie insists on joining the WAAFs and taking over the job. Remembering that his friend, Roger Healey, told him that all new WAAFs are being sent overseas, Tony agrees to help Jeannie to join. To her horror, she is sent to San Antonio for basic training. Jeannie has a series of disastrous try outs in different job categories, in spite of her insistence that she wants assignment as Captain Nelson's secretary when she becomes a WAAF. When Mayor Margaret Fiefeld assigns Jeannie as secretary to the commanding officer at the North African base instead, Jeannie folds her arms, blinks, and lands in Tony's office. Tony informs Jeannie that he is being sent to Nevada. Jeannie says she will resign and go with him. Tony then tells her that only troublesome, incompetent girls are discharged and that she cannot resign. Jeannie blinks again, the office is set is turmoil and Tony resignedly welcomes Jeannie back to civilian life.

  

Episode 5 - Jeannie at the Piano

To keep Dr. Bellows from seeing a miniature Jeannie, Tony hunches over an old piano and casually wishes he could play. Granting his wish, Jeannie blinks and Tony sounds like a virtuoso. Rebuked, she explains anyone playing the piano would sound great. Ge

  

Episode 6 - Djinn Djinn, The Pied Piper

Tony mistakenly allows Jeannie to have Djinn Djinn, a shaggy genie dog, visit the base. Recognizing the animal, who had once turned NASA into a madhouse, Dr. Bellows orders him out, and soon finds his pants leg damp. Dismissing his complaint, Gen. Schaeff

  

Episode 6 - Season 1, Episode 06: The Yacht Murder Case

After promising to spend an evening with Jeannie, Tony is tricked by his superiors into conducting aerospace tycoon P.J. Ferguson on a tour of the base. Ferguson's daughter, Nina, decides that Tony is her man. P.J. persuades Tony's superior to order Tony to have cocktails aboard his yacht. When Jeannie protests, Tony imprisons her in the vacuum cleaner. Later, after P.J. has Tony assigned to a cruise on his yacht, Mrs. Flaherty, Tony's cleaning woman, accidentally releases Jeannie from the vacuum cleaner. She immediately takes off for the yacht. Jeannie disappears from the yacht during an argument with Tony. Nina and P.J. are certain he has pushed her overboard. Charged with murder, Tony is arrested. Roger Healey, certain Tony has lost his mind, agrees to go to Tony's house and tell the walls and the vacuum cleaner of Tony's plight, Jeannie goes to Tony's cell. Her appearance convinces P.J. that Tony is innocent. Later, searching for privacy, Jeannie and Tony climb into her bottle.

  

Episode 7 - Guess Who's Going to Be a Bride?, Pt. 1

After Grand Uncle Suleiman offers Jeannie the throne of Basenji, she decides it would be a great gift for Tony. He thinks Suleiman and his ministers, Osman and Achmed, are from Kasha, Basenji's deadly enemy. As they grab Tony in a wind tunnel, Dr. Bell...

  

Episode 7 - Season 1, Episode 07: Anybody Here Seen Jeannie?

After telling Tony that be and Roger Healey have been tapped for a historic two man space probe, scheduled to blast off the following week. Dr. Bellows asks him to report for a final checkup. When Tony asks Jeannie to return to her home, Jeannie asserts that since Tony freed her from the bottle, she belongs to him. She adds that she can give him a space capsule of his own. Tony tells Jeannie if he fails tomorrow's test, he will not go on the flight. Worried about Tony's safety, Jeannie causes him to blurt out the wrong answers to every test. Tony leaves Dr. Bellows, certain he has passed, but Jeannie tells him he has failed. Impressed by Tony's unhappiness, Jeannie goes to Dr. Bellows' office, where he is typing a report on Tony's unfortunate condition. Resorting to all her magic, Jeannie makes Bellows believe that he is not only losing his mind, but is near death. Tony is reassigned to the two man flight. There, in outer space, Jeannie joins Tony as he floats from a tether attached to the capsule.

  

Episode 8 - Guess Who's Going to Be a Bride?, Pt. 2

Although Tony declares he's glad Jeannie is gone, Roger finds him searching for her. Then Dr. Bellows reports that because of Hamid, Kasha's Ambassador, they have been ordered to the Arctic. In Basenji, Suleiman, hoping to regain his powers...

  

Episode 8 - Season 1, Episode 08: The Americanization of Jeannie

Feeling that Jeannie must widen her horizons, Tony gives her a book "How To Be A Woman." Following the book's advice, to share her work with her man, Jeannie neglects her chores and allows the house to go to pot. Reading the chapter on clothing the successful woman, Jeannie charges an expensive wardrobe, including a mink coat. Convinced by the book that a man should take the woman out to dinner, Jeannie steers Tony to expensive Cafe Scheherazade. She starts a row when she criticizes the authenticity of the Arabian dancing. Literally taking the author's advice, Jeannie becomes a career girl and performs miraculous feats of instantaneous cooking while demonstrating electric stoves. Her employer, Sam, feeling she has been planted to get him into trouble with the Better Business Bureau, fires her. Later, after Tony feels he has straightened out things at home, Jeannie hears a news report about the flight of a Russian female astronaut. Blinking her eyes, she is outfitted as an astronaut and insists on accompanying Tony into space.

  

Episode 9 - Season 1, Episode 09: The Moving Finger

Tony is assigned as technical director on a new astronaut movie being filmed in Hollywood. Jealous of the star, Rita Mitchell, Jeannie smuggles herself along. All of Jeannie's ruses including a rainstorm, fail to keep Tony from getting close to Rita. Tony, tells Jeannie he is lunching with Rita and jokingly tells her he would lunch with her if she were a star. Determined to become a movie celebrity, Jeannie, seeing a picture of Pola Negri, patterns her personality on the old time vamp. Although her first try at getting into the movies is viewed as a gag, Jeannie manages to get a screen test with Jason Huberts, which arouses Tony's jealousy. When the test with Jason and Jeannie is show, only Jason is visible and Jeannie suddenly realizes that genies do not register on film. She is consoled when Tony breaks a date with Rita and they register their footprints in front of Grauman's Chinese with all the movie greats.

  

Episode 9 - Jeannie's Beauty Cream

Dr. Bellows tells Tony of a promotion but warns that he must impress Gen. Whetherby with his stability. Then Jeannie gives Mrs. Bellows a jar of face cream that turns her into a gorgeous teenager. Unaware, Mrs. Bellows goes to NASA where Roger falls in love...

  

Episode 10 - Jeannie and the Bachelor Party

To soothe Jeannie's jealousy of his attractive secretary, Tony promises to go shopping with her. Roger knows Tony doesn't want a party, but plans a surprise with Dr. Bellows. He orders Tony to a meeting at NASA and Roger smuggles in a bunch of girls disguised...

  

Episode 10 - Season 1, Episode 10: Djinn & Water

Jeannie gets involved with the law when, invisible to everyone, she attempts to drive Tony's car. Angered, Tony orders her to leave. Jeannie is aware that Tony has been studying the desalinization of seawater. Playing for time, she tells Tony her great grandfather solved the problem. Tony asks to meet her great grandfather and Jeannie goes to get him. Tony phones Leslie Staples at the Department of Agriculture and tells him he is on the verge of converting salt water to fresh. Jeannie returns with her great grandfather, Bilejik, who proves that he can produce fresh water from salt water. Tony returns to find Bilejik, Jeannie and a policeman is front of his house. Bilejik has been causing all sorts of trouble with the neighbors. While resolving the matter, Tony discovers that Bilejik has used seeds as a filter. After Bilejik leaves, Tony jubilantly reports to Staples. Staples tells him that these seeds are from a plant extinct for almost two thousand years.

  

Episode 11 - Season 1, Episode 11: Whatever Became of Baby Custer?

A series of reports by eleven year old Custer to his father, Mayor Ulysses S. Jamison on the strange feats of magic at Tony's house results in the Mayor taking his son to Dr. Bellows, the base psychiatrist. Bellows tells Custer he believes his story and asks him to keep a close watch on Tony A policeman catches Dr. Bellows and Custer peering into Tony's window and takes them inside for identification. While Bellows is telling Tony that Custer believes he has seen them levitate, Jeannie causes him to do so. Bellows bows out, feeling he has stumbled on a top-secret aerospace project. Tony voices his nervousness to Jeannie about being spied on by Custer. When Custer disappears, Tony accuses Jeannie of turning him into nothing. Angered, Jeannie leaves. Later, when Custer comes back, having spent the day at a carnival, Tony penitently begins searching for Jeannie. He is sure Jeannie has joined a carnival act and starts a riot at the sideshow when he mistakes a veiled woman for Jeannie. Jeannie returns home and starts pulling down all the shades to outwit Custer.

  

Episode 11 - The Blood of a Jeannie

Shopping for an engagement ring with Tony, Jeannie sees a pickpocket steal his wallet. Before she can do anything, Tony rushes her to the License Bureau, and finds they must have blood tests. When Tony asks about genie blood, Jeannie assures him...

  

Episode 12 - Season 1, Episode 12: Where'd You Go-Go?

Jeannie is annoyed when Diane Rodney, a friend of Tony's returns to town, determined to resume their old relationship. As a result, when Jeannie runs into Roger, while driving Tony's car, she accepts his invitation to dinner. Unaware that Jeannie is Roger's date, Tony instructs his friend in the fine art of courtship. Later, when Jeannie tells him she doesn't know her date's name, Tony begins to worry. When Diane arrives, Tony drags her all over town searching for Jeannie. The two couples finally meet at a nightclub. Alone with Jeannie, Tony demands she return home. Jeannie tells him she is going to listen to Roger's records. At Roger's apartment, Jeannie wards off all his attempts at romance. She leaves shortly before Tony pounds on the door looking for her. Tony points out to Roger all the mistakes he would be making if he married her. Convinced, Roger admits Tony has saved him from making a fool of himself. Jeannie is overjoyed by Tony's concern for her. Tony replies that, after all, he is only human.

  

Episode 12 - See You In C-U-B-A!

Tony is set for an automated flight to Puerto Rico but Jeannie blinks him home to help with party plans and the plane takes off without him. Roger plays tennis with Tina, and Jeannie goes shopping at Quilty's with Mrs. Bellows. Jeannie finally blinks Tony...

  

Episode 13 - The Mad Home Wrecker

To make room for wedding gifts, Tony pays Mr. Gelber $50 to cart away a load of junk, which he promptly sells to Roger. Jeannie's Uncle Yachmir sends a bed of nails and the Bellows bring Helasco's modern Mona Lisa, a hideous sculpture, with sound effects.

  

Episode 13 - Season 1, Episode 13: Russian Roulette

Jeannie agrees not to date Roger if Tony doesn't go out with other girls. Then Tony and Roger are assigned to escort Russian cosmonauts Major Tiomkin and Major Posnovsky during a good will visit. Mayor Tiomkin proves to be a beautiful girl named Sonya, who immediately stakes a claim on Tony. Angered, Jeannie tells Tony she is going out with Roger. Tony imprisons Jeannie in her bottle. Jeannie maneuvers the bottle into the pocket of Roger's raincoat. Roger presents the bottle to Sonya. Tony gets involved in a fracas with General Barkley and Dr. Bellows in his unsuccessful try to get the bottle back. When Sonya opens the bottle, Jeannie appears. Pointing to Sonya as her new mistress, she tells the cosmonaut she can make her every wish come true. When the plane on which Sonya is scheduled to return leaves, Tony feels her country now has possession of a decisive secret weapon. Later, dripping furs and jewelry, Sonya comes to Tony's home. She tells him Jeannie has granted her fondest desire, by turning her into a wealthy American. Sonya agrees to return the bottle if Tony marries her. Tony asks a last word with Jeannie. He tells Jeannie he can't marry Sonya. Jeannie solves the problem by creating a duplicate Tony for Sonya.

  

Episode 14 - Uncles a Go-Go

Jeannie's very British Uncle Azmire appears, announcing he must approve Tony. Then Uncle Vasemir, a Cockney, shows up to check on the future groom. As they fight, Tony arrives. Azmire and Vasemir disappear, warning Jeannie they will be observing Tony.

  

Episode 14 - Season 1, Episode 14: What House Across the Street

Unable to persuade Tony to marry her, Jeannie decides she needs a mother's counsel. She blinks her eyes and Mama appears. Mama assures Jeannie Tony will change his mind if he thinks Jeannie is going to marry Roger. Tony asks Roger is he has met Jeannie's parents. Then Dr. Bellows announces he has bought the lot across the street. Roger asks to meet Jeannie's parents. She produces a house on Dr. Bellows' lot. Tony sees Dr. Bellows and General Hadley approaching the lot. Responding to Tony's pleas, Jeannie makes the house vanish. General Hadley and Dr. Bellows see Tony sitting in the weeds sipping tea. Making the house reappear, Jeannie produces parents for Roger's visit. Tony comes to the house and forbids Jeannie to marry Roger. Then Dr. Bellows drives up. Seeing the house, he becomes distraught, and runs to Tony. As the house disappears again, they see Roger sitting in the weeds. The following day, Roger tells Tony he found himself wandering around a vacant lot. When he returned to apologize, Jeannie and the house were gone. Smiling at Jeannie, hiding in his desk drawer, Tony assures Roger he will let him know if he ever meets Jeannie again.

  

Episode 15 - The Wedding

When photographers discover that Jeannie, because she is a genie, is invisible in processed photos taken during her wedding rehearsal, the extravagant and widely publicized Nelson nuptials are in jeopardy. Photographers from Life, Newsweek and...

  

Episode 15 - Season 1, Episode 15: Too Many Tonys

Learning that Dr. Bellows has told General Peterson that Tony should marry for his emotional stability as an astronaut, Jeannie prepares for the wedding. She produces Phoney, a twin of Tony's, who starts romancing her as an example for Tony. Getting nowhere, Jeannie makes Phoney disappear. Later, Dr. Bellows sees a romantic interlude between Jeannie and Phoney and leaves Tony's house, certain a wedding has been set for the following Sunday afternoon. Although Tony tries to get out of his predicament, he realizes he is stuck when the General congratulates him on his coming wedding. Later, Tony tells Jeannie he is going through with the affair. Jeannie produces Phoney to show Tony how to act at the wedding. Phoney tries to get Jeannie to marry him before she makes him vanish. At the chapel, Jeannie runs away at the last moment. At home, Tony tries unsuccessfully to make Jeannie believe it was actually Phoney who appeared at the wedding. Sure it was Tony, Jeannie tells she ran away after deciding never to force herself on him. When Tony musingly asks what would happen, had they gotten married, Jeannie insinuates he will never know.

  

Episode 16 - My Sister, the Homewrecker

Jeannie II is intent on uprooting her sister's recent marriage to Tony because she feels that the newly wed astronaut should have been hers. When a big reception is planned for Major Biff "Jet Stream" Jellico, a newly arrived astronaut at NASA, he falls...

  

Episode 16 - Season 1, Episode 16: Get Me to Mecca on Time

Jeannie finds her strength and power to perform magic weakening. Tony makes her promise to rest during the day. At the base, Roger, pointing to an astrological chart in a magazine, tells Tony his horoscope shows a gorgeous brunette will enter Roger 's life. Tony questions his belief in such nonsense. Later, Jeannie phones Tony and tells him she seems to be vanishing by degrees. Then she pops into his office. Reading Roger's magazine, she tells Tony it is the Day of the Ram, on which every Genie and her master must pilgrimage to Mecca, and standing in a precise spot, repeat the Sacred Words. Tony refuses to take her seriously, but begins to wonder when Roger introduces him to Diane, a beautiful brunette. Tony and Jeannie take off for Mecca. Since the city has changed, they run into difficulty locating the place where they must pronounce the Sacred Words. They find the place they are looking for is now a bank and break in. As they are about to be taken by the police, Jeannie begins to fade. Tony finds the correct spot and pronounces the incantation. Jeannie recovers and they leave for home. Thanking Tony for saving her life, Jeannie announces she is taking to Paris for dinner. Deciding they have traveled enough for one day, Tony takes her to Cocoa Beach instead.

  

Episode 17 - Jeannie, the Matchmaker

After forgetting their golf dates for Saturday, Tony spends the day with Jeannie leaving Roger to play tennis alone. Jeanie goes to a computer match service to find a girl for Roger and ends up with Laverne Sadelko, who happens to be the computer operator...

  

Episode 17 - Season 1, Episode 17: The Richest Astronaut in the Whole Wide World

Roger discovers the secret of Jeannie's existence when he accidentally releases her from her bottle. He is amazed to learn that Tony, her master, has never used her ability to fulfill his every wish by asking for wealth or romance. Tricking Jeannie back into her bottle, Roger, now master, embarks on a spree of high living and refuses to give her back to Tony. Then Tony learns that Roger prizes his position as an astronaut above anything else. He gets a photo of Roger in the luxurious surroundings Jeannie has made for him. Using this as an opening wedge, Tony leads Dr. Bellows and General Hadley to feel that Roger must be engaged in nefarious activities to live in such great style. General Hadley has Roger arrested. Facing a trial for treason, Roger tells Tony he'll do anything to get out of his predicament. In return for Tony's help, Roger returns Jeannie to him. Jeannie blinks and immediately Dr. Bellows and General Hadley forget the whole incident. Roger philosophically accepts life as an easy come, easy go proposition when be learns that Jeannie, at the same time, has removed all the wonderful thugs she bas created for him.

  

Episode 18 - Season 1, Episode 18: Is There an Extra Jeannie in the House?

Roger keeps Sheila, Dr. Bellows' niece, out long past her uncle's curfew. Dr. Bellows tells Roger he is assigning him to a remote island. Tony forbids Jeannie to call on a cousin from Baghdad to help Roger. Certain Roger has gone for a month, Mr. Billings, the manager of his apartment house, allows Arnie Conway, a magician, and his wife, Myrt, to use the apartment in Roger 's absence. When Roger returns and sees the Conways rehearsing a routine in oriental costume, he is sure, Jeannie has brought her relatives to help him. Then Dr. Bellows tells Roger he is not sending him away. Tony is also sure Jeannie's cousins are helping Roger. Roger, confident of his newfound power, tells Sheila he'll make her uncle head of the medical department and get her a mink coat. Although Jeannie tells Roger Myrt is not her cousin, Roger calls Bellows and tells him he'll get him the position he's been working for. Myrt and Arnie, having had enough of the kooky situation, decide to leave. They tell Tony they are not genies and he apologizes to Jeannie. Just as Bellows is telling Roger something must be done about his mental condition, Bellows receives word of his appointment. Roger's elation fades when he realizes that without the help of his departed genies, he'll have to pay for Sheila's mink coat himself.

  

Episode 18 - Never Put a Genie On a Budget

While Tony and Roger are being briefed by Dr. Bellows on the oncoming visit of Russian Cosmonaut Major Gregorian, Jeannie calls to tell Tony she's in jail. Shopping the day before, she noticed Mrs. Bellows did not pay for any of her purchases but simply...

  

Episode 19 - Please Don't Give My Jeannie No More Wine

At the Bellows dinner, Tony realizes he forgot to bring a gift. Jeannie blinks up a bottle of wine, Persian "Emir's Delight" bottled in 1591. Dr. Bellows tastes it and starts fading out, still passing around the bottle. Busy serving, his wife doesn't...

  

Episode 19 - Season 1, Episode 19: Never Try to Outsmart a Genie

Tony tells Jeannie the government is sending him to Rome. When he tells her she is not going, Jeannie tells him the sea voyage is dangerous. Unable to sway Tony, Jeannie tries to enlist Roger's help. However, Roger is glad that Tony is going abroad, since he hopes to use Jeannie's magic to get some of the things he has always wanted. Dr. Bellows, hearing reports of the presents Roger is about to give his friends, decides that Roger is suffering from megalomania and that Roger should go along with Tony for a rest. Tony wilts under Jeannie's pressure tactics. He finally tells her that if she can obtain a passport, he will take her along as a fellow passenger, or else she will have to travel in her bottle. Jeannie's efforts to get the passport fail and she agrees to go in her bottle. When Tony enters his home, he finds Roger sitting in the middle of an empty room. Roger informs him he is waiting for Jeannie to redecorate the apartment and cater the farewell party he is giving for the whole base. Roger is stunned when Tony replies that Jeannie is in her bottle in his luggage aboard the ship.

  

Episode 20 - Season 1, Episode 20: My Master the Doctor

Roger is to have an operation. After telling Jeannie he always wanted to be a surgeon, Tony finds himself masked and gowned in the operating room. Learning Tony's identity, Roger tells Dr. Bellows he doesn't need the operation. Still masked, Tony tells Dr. Bellows he is Dr. Rasch A Houn. Bellows feels he has met him before. Jeannie, garbed as a nurse, appears and turns the hospital upside down. Dr. Bellows tells Roger Dr. Rasch A Houn is to operate on him. Tony tells Roger he'll get out of performing the operation by pretending he must fly to London on an emergency call. Dr. Bellows tells General Peterson he feels Tony is posing as Dr. Rasch-A Houn. Peterson insists that Tony be unmasked. Roger is wheeled to the operating room, certain Tony is not going through with the operation. Dr. Bellows rips off the doctor's mask and finds himself staring into the face of a stranger, who claims he is Dr. Rasch A Houn. Later, Tony tells Jeannie all went well, since a base surgeon performed the operation. Tony hears of Jeannie's childhood ambition and finds himself on an operating table, with Jeannie standing over him, scalpel in hand.

  

Episode 20 - One of Our Hotels Is Growing

Jeannie, Tony, Roger and the Bellows are all going to California. The trip is taking the place of Jeannie 's honeymoon. As they get to their hotel and ask for their rooms, there is no space available. The hotel clerk wishes that there was an extra floor...

  

Episode 21 - The Solid Gold Jeannie

After a space trip, Tony, Roger and Commander Wingate are confined to Isolation Chambers. When Jeannie and Wingate's pregnant 'wife, Sally, come to the visitor's room, Jeannie rushes to Tony and passes through the glass partition. Tony realizes she might...

  

Episode 21 - Season 1, Episode 21: Jeannie and the Kidnap Caper

Tony insists that Jeannie stop waiting on him. Jeannie takes the sacred oath of the genies to refuse any further request for help he might make. Then Tony is kidnapped by two Chinese secret agents, Wong and Chan, and Jeannie turns down his plea for help. She tells Roger that because of her oath she would lose her supernatural powers if she aids Tony, but agrees to let Roger know what is happening to him. From then on, she pops back and forth where Tony is being held prisoner and informs Roger what progress Tony's captors are making in forcing him to reveal the details of a secret space program. Hearing Roger's reports, Dr. Bellows and General Peterson are uncertain who has flipped his lid. The Princess, who is the top secret agent, tells Tony he is to be removed from the country. General Peterson hearing Roger's report from Dr. Bellows, is sure the doctor is suffering hallucinations. Jeannie reveals she will turn to dust if she helps Tony but tells Roger she could help Tony if Roger became her master. He does so. Jeannie rescues Tony and then persuades Roger to return her to Tony. Questioned about the events, Tony tells Dr. Bellows and General Peterson it is the plot for a show he and Roger are writing. At home, Tony gratefully accepts Jeannie's help.

  

Episode 22 - Mrs. Djinn Djinn

Djinn Djinn, the genie dog, makes another appearance at the Nelson home. After the havoc caused by his last visit, Tony had given Jeannie absolute instructions that Djinn Djinn was not welcome at their home. However, this time Djinn Djinn is accompanied by...

  

Episode 22 - Season 1, Episode 22: How Lucky Can You Get?

Tony and Roger decide to go to Reno. Roger's vision of becoming a multimillionaire with Jeannie's help disappears when Tony tells him Jeannie is not going with them. Roger smuggles Jeannie along in Tony's briefcase. Arriving there, he asks Tony, unaware that Jeannie is with them, to bet fifty dollars for him. However, Jeannie escapes from the briefcase, and Roger loses the money. Time after time, Roger gets Tony to play for him. Unfortunately, each time he is unable to make contact with Jeannie, and Roger keeps losing. Finally, hoping to make a killing, Roger tells Jeannie to make Tony roll 7's and 11's at the dice table. Agreeing to bet one dollar for Roger, Tony starts winning, arousing the suspicions of the Dealer and Pit Boss. When Tony tells Roger he is tired of 7 and 11, Jeannie blinks and the dice become two 7's. Extricating himself from the security policemen, Tony tells Roger, he never wants to see Reno again. When Jeannie states she's much better at horse races, Tony replies its a wonderful idea. Jeannie blinks and Roger finds himself cast as a jockey at the racetrack.

  

Episode 23 - Jeannie and the Curious Kid

Tony and Roger come home as Jeannie is in her bottle cleaning it. She is trapped there when the Bellows arrive to ask if Jeannie and Tony will mind their nephew, Melvin, for the day. Thinking the coast is clear, Jeannie comes out of the bottle only to find...

  

Episode 23 - Season 1, Episode 23: Watch the Birdie

Tony, accompanied by Jeannie, goes to the golf course to deliver some documents to General Peterson. Tony, who does not play, accepts the pro's invitation to take a few swings. Jeannie causes the ball to sail through the air in a beautiful line drive. General Peterson, intent on defeating his rival, Admiral Tugwell, in a forthcoming game, sees the shot and determines that Tony will be his golfing partner in the match. Dr. Bellows is unable to convince the General that Tony doesn't golf. Even Tony's pleas that he is wholly inexperienced fail to shake the General. Refusing Jeannie's aid as unsportsmanlike, Tony unsuccessfully tries various ruses to get out of playing. The day of the match arrives and Tony, still refusing to allow Jeannie to interfere, corks the genie in her bottle. As the match progresses, Tony's game is an utter disaster and the General begins to worry. Tony's friend, Roger, sensing a debacle, rushes to Tony's house and uncorks Jeannie. At the golf course, Jeannie reverses the trend by making all of Tony's remaining shots holes-in one. Peterson and Tony win the contest.

  

Episode 24 - Season 1, Episode 24: The Permanent House Guest

Jeannie is disappointed that Tony has never asked for anything big, like a yacht. Responding to her request to visualize the biggest thing he can think of, an elephant appears. When Dr. Bellows arrives, Tony explains he's just keeping it for a friend. Jeannie replaces the elephant with a toy poodle. When Bellows returns with General Peterson, he finds it hard to explain what happened to the elephant. Later Bellows tells Tony he is moving in with him to find out what is going on because Peterson thinks he is losing his mind. Tony tells Roger that if he can figure out a way of getting Jeannie's bottle out of the house, he will entrust her to his care until Bellows leaves. Before he can do so, Jeannie agrees to get rid of Bellows. Bellows has a series of nerve-wracking experiences which lead him to think the house is haunted. He leaves, telling Tony he wouldn't stay another night. Roger arrives to pick up Jeannie. He has a long list of things he wants Jeannie to produce for him, ending with a maid. Jeannie blinks. Agnes, a hard-bitten female in a maid's uniform appears and lets Roger know who is going to be boss in his house.

  

Episode 24 - Jeannie, the Recording Secretary

Jeannie is made Recording Secretary of the Officers' Wives Association and meets Mrs. Endicott, the Admiral's wife, who is conducting the First Annual Good Husband Award. Mrs. Endicott and her committeewomen will interview all the officers in their homes.

  

Episode 25 - Season 1, Episode 25: Bigger than a Bread Box and Better than a Genie

Madam Zolta, a fortuneteller, impresses Roger with her knowledge of his past. Roger introduces Tony to her and she greets him with an amazing amount of information about himself. Invited to a seance, Tony investigates the methods used by mediums. This involves him in a series of incidents with Dr. Bellows and General Peterson, which leads Bellows to believe he might need a vacation. Forbidding Jeannie to attend, Tony goes to the seance with Roger, followed by Dr. Bellows. When Madame Zolta produces Tony's non existent uncle and aunt, he knows she is a fraud. Unseen by the medium, Jeannie arrives. So many unusual events follow that Madame Zolta thinks she has made contact with the spirits, until a bucket of water, propelled by Jeannie, hits her in the face. Having exposed Madame Zolta, Tony explains how she and her confederates gathered information about their victims before swindling them. Although convinced, Roger tells Tony and Jeannie he has met a phrenologist who has found same interesting bumps on his head.

  

Episode 25 - Help, Help, a Shark

General Schaeffer and General Fitzhugh are playing billiards in the NASA rec hall when Tony enters to ask General Schaeffer if he can have a three day pass to take Jeannie to Bermuda. The two generals are playing for a trophy, which General Schaeffer hasn't...

  

Episode 26 - Eternally Yours, Jeannie

When Tony gets a sweet smelling letter from Fowler's Corners, Ohio, Jeannie smells trouble. His former high school sweetheart, Bonnie Crenshaw, not realizing he's married, writes "Bunky" (Tony's teenage nickname) that she's coming. When Bonnie arrives...

  

Episode 26 - Season 1, Episode 26: My Master, the Great Rembrandt

The astronauts paint pictures to be auctioned off at the Air Force Benefit Show. Tony copies a Rembrandt and wishes be could paint like him. Tony takes his covered portrait to the show, unaware that Jeannie has turned it into an exact copy of the original. Art experts Dr. Van Weesen and Dean Geller, impressed by a strange resemblance, outbid each other and Van Weesen buys it for two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Dr. Bellows tells Tony he must have painted the picture himself or stolen the original from the Louvre. In either case, he's guilty of grand larceny. Tony and Roger surmise Jeannie must be responsible. Tony learns that Dr. Bellows, eager to pin something on him, is bringing Pierre Millay, the world's greatest authority on painting, from Paris. When Millay announces the painting is a fake, Tony suddenly realizes Jeannie is impersonating Millay. Peterson forces Bellows to apologize to Tony. The real Millay receives such a strange reception from Tony and Bellows that be decides everyone is crazy and goes home. When Tony wishes be knew how Rembrandt really painted, Jeannie produces the master himself.

  

Episode 27 - An Astronaut In Sheep's Clothing

Tony and Jeannie are soon to celebrate their six month anniversary. Tony is a bit apprehensive as Jeannie has observed their anniversary each month by blinking up some extravagant present, some of which are hard to explain. He happens to see Commander Jay...

  

Episode 27 - Season 1, Episode 27: My Master, the Thief

Nostalgia grips Jeannie when she learns the local museum is showing an exhibit from Bukistan, her old home. At the museum, she sees a pair of ancient slippers in a case and tells Tony the slippers were stolen from her. When Tony isn't looking, Jeannie blinks and the slippers appear in her purse. Dr. Bellows tells Tony one of the officers at the Base is a suspect in the theft. Tony tries to make Jeannie return the slippers, knowing their loss could cause an international incident. However, she refuses and retreats into her bottle. All of Tony's attempts to trick Jeannie into returning the slippers fail. When he finally does succeed, Jeannie is furious. Dr. Bellows overhears Tony telling Roger he is returning the slippers in a shoe box, and tills General Peterson he will catch Tony red-handed. Then Bellows and Peterson close in on Tony; Jeannie blinks and the slippers turn into a fish. When Jeannie returns them to the case in the museum, Tony is vastly relieved. He asks Jeannie not to take the slippers again, unaware that she is wearing them.

  

Episode 28 - Hurricane Jeannie

A hurricane strikes Cocoa Beach marooning Jeannie, Tony, Roger and Dr. Hallows in the Nelson home, where Tony will use the telephone to "talk down" two astronauts circling over the storm. When electric and power lines crash down all over the base, Jeannie...

  

Episode 28 - Season 1, Episode 28: This Is Murder

Tony is assigned to assure Princess Tarji a good time during her three day visit to the country, since the US is anxious to make a deal for oil with her father, the Shah of Pakuait. Jeannie tells Tony that she must kill the Princess since Tarji's family insulted her family three thousand years before. Desperate, Tony gives Jeannie a series of assignments, such as building a ski chalet in Bermuda to keep her out of town for three days. Tarji shows more than a passing interest is her escort. Suddenly realizing that Jeannie has finished all her impossible tasks, Tony tries to get Tarji to leave before Jeannie returns. Jeannie arrives, still determined to kill Tarji. Tony stops her by announcing that Tarji is an adopted child and not of royal blood. Jeannie apologizes to Tarji but the Princess is insulted by this slur on her lineage. Angered by Tony's lie, Jeannie turns him into a parrot, but later Tarji and Jeannie agree the family feud was silly. Removing the spell from Tony, she tells him the oil deal is safe. Tony and Jeannie smile at each other and kiss.

  

Episode 29 - One Jeannie Beats Four of a Kind

Captain Ross has arrived at NASA, initiating an investigation to find the card sharp who is fleecing the men on the base. That night there is a friendly poker game at Tony's house. In attendance are Roger, Dr. Bellows, General Schaeffer and...

  

Episode 29 - Season 1, Episode 29: My Master, the Magician

Jeannie brings dinner to Tony's office. Overhearing Tony and Jeannie late at night, Dr. Bellows tells General Peterson Tony is having an orgy. Jeannie removes all, the evidence when the General arrives. Peterson angrily warns Bellows to have proof when he next accuses Tony. Bellows catches Tony floating in the air when Jeannie causes him to levitate. Tony explains that he is an amateur magician performing an ordinary trick. Determined to trap Tony, Bellows asks him to present his act at a base show, and then calls on Nestor the Great, a professional magician, to expose Tony. Unruffled, Tony brings a gadget that magicians use to the performance. However, Bellows has it removed. Although Tony has made Jeannie promise not to help, Roger predicts Tony will be in hot water if she doesn't come to his rescue. Jeannie blinks and Tony floats on stage. When Nestor marvels that Tony has performed a feat no magician can emulate, Jeannie blinks. Completely baffled, Nestor himself starts floating in the air. After being upbraided by Peterson, Bellows doesn't blink an eye when Jeannie produces a tree out of the air for Tony then carves their initials on it.

  

Episode 30 - Season 1, Episode 30: I'll Never Forget What's Her Name

Tony receives a letter asking him to escort Miss Gordon around Cocoa Beach. Then he hits his head on a door and immediately thinks Jeannie is "Miss Jeannie Gordon", the visitor. Tony falls in love with Jeannie and proposes to her. Every time Roger tries to tell Tony the truth, Jeannie blinks and Roger finds himself in far off places. Roger reports strange ailments to Dr. Bellows. When Tony, still amnesiac, tells Dr. Bellows that Roger thinks he is marrying a genie, Bellows concludes Roger has suffered a nervous breakdown. Dr. Bellows tells the story to General Peterson, who warns that if he's wrong about Tony and Roger, as he has been in the past, he'll be in trouble. Just as Tony completes his plans for his marriage to Jeannie, he bangs his head again. Forgetting all that has happened since he first banged his bead, Tony denies everything he himself told Dr. Bellows. Tony tells Jeannie there isn't going to be any wedding. She blinks, transporting Tony and Roger to a precarious mountain peak.

  

Episode 30 - The Chili King

Tony's Texas cousin, Arvel, is a con man. Roger knows it because the cowboy cousin just sold him a phony sapphire ring. Jeannie doesn't know it, but she is craftily led into assisting Arvel market "Cousin Tony's Texas Chili" with a picture...

  

Episode 31 - Season 2, Episode 01: Happy Anniversary

Jeannie wants to celebrate the first anniversary of meeting Tony on the desert island where they met. Preparing for a space flight, Tony forgets the date. Annoyed, Jeannie makes his capsule land on the island, where Tony finds a bottle. He pulls the corn and an enormous Blue Djinn appears, vowing to kill his, rescuer. Jeannie is not able to help, because the Blue Djinn is the most powerful of all. Jeannie takes Tony's suggestion and blinks them back to Cocoa Beach but the Blue Djinn, follows. Frightened by Tony's T.V. set, the Djinn agrees to leave, but his terror disappears when Roger shows him how it works. Tony tricks the Blue Djinn into turning into smoke, and sucks him into the vacuum cleaner. Roger reports that the whole Fleet is searching for Tony. To call them off, Tony goes back to the base. Dr. Bellows informs Gen. Peterson that Tony has inexplicably returned. Jeannie solves Tony's problem by disappearing with him. Peterson vents his anger on Bellows when Tony is absent and reported sighted is orbit. Jeannie takes Tony to the island for their belated celebration. When the Blue Djinn appears, Jeannie blinks. She and Tony disappear into a seashell.

  

Episode 32 - Season 2, Episode 02: Always on Sunday

Tony tells Jeannie it's too bad every day can't be Sunday. Feeling Tony is overworked, Jeannie blinks and it becomes Sunday. She tells a horrified Tony it will be Sunday until he is rested. Then she sends him on various vacations, on one, he finds himself playing tennis with Pancho Segura. When Tony orders Jeannie to turn off Sunday, she retreats into her bottle. In desperation, Tony tells Dr. Bellows the calendar has stopped. Bellows relays Tony's wild conclusion to Gen. Peterson. Jeannie decides to leave because everything she has done to please Tony, has turned out wrong. Learning Jeannie has gone, Tony realizes it will always be Sunday. Dr. Bellows hears Tony talking to Jeannie's bottle, trying to make her understand his feelings. Tony tells him he wants to make a complete confession about all the events of the past year. Dr. Bellows calls Gen. Peterson to witness the confession, but Jeannie returns and Tony's desire to confess fades. When Peterson arrives, Tony says he's been composing a song. He sings a love song to Jeannie, who is hidden inside the piano. Peterson exits, leaving a babbling Dr. Bellows. Later, Tony finds Jeannie has taken away Sunday and given the week two Mondays because he wished for more workdays.

  

Episode 33 - Season 2, Episode 03: My Master, the Rich Tycoon

While Tony is at the base, Harry Huggins comes to his home. He tells Jeannie the house is tiny and the furniture shoddy. To impress him, Jeannie blinks and turns the house into a luxurious mansion, with world famous art works, a safe full of money and a staff of servants. When Tony returns, Huggins announces he is from the Department of Internal Revenue, and will bring an assessor in the morning. Jeannie refuses to take Tony seriously when he says he may wind up in the penitentiary. When Huggins calls to see Dr. Bellows, the psychiatrist shows him a stack of reports on Tony's strange activities, but refuses to believe Tony heads an international smuggling ring.

  

Episode 34 - Season 2, Episode 04: My Master, the Rainmaker

Tony tells Jeannie he enjoys cold weather. She starts a snowstorm and the flakes fall on Dr. Bellows. Determined to discover the explanation for the strange happenings around Tony, Dr. Bellows tells Gen. Peterson. Tony persuades Peterson he can't control the weather. Sure he is in for a nervous breakdown if Jeannie doesn't take a vacation, Tony persuades her to visit her family. Sgt. Ben Roberts, overhearing Dr. Bellows' view that Tony can control the weather, begs him to do something about the situation in Four Corners, Alabama, where his brother is losing his farm to a drought. Jeannie blinks and heads for home. Later, when Dr. Bellows hears Sgt. Roberts asking Tony to stop the rain, since Four Corners is being washed away, he is sure he has finally caught Tony. When Jeannie returns, Tony tells her Four Corners is a lake and Dr. Bellows finally has him. One blink of Jeannie's saves Tony. Sgt. Roberts tells Tony that the people in Four Corners are getting rich, since the lake, now filled with trout, has become a fishermen's paradise. Jeannie laughs when a truckload of fish arrives for Tony.

  

Episode 35 - Season 2, Episode 05: My Wild-Eyed Master

Tony strains his eyes while studying for a sub orbital flight. Dr. Bellows orders him to take an eye test the following morning. Tony emphatically turns down Roger's suggestion that he get Jeannie's help in passing the examination. Jeannie gets the truth out of Roger and pops into Tony's pocket. Her efforts to improve Tony's vision are too successful. Tony not only sees Dr. Bellows and his secretary, Miss Gordon, in their undergarments, but actually sees through the wall. When he reads the chart, he reads a sign in the adjoining room. Bellows breaks in on General Peterson's conference and announces that Tony has X ray vision. Meanwhile, Tony pleads with Jeannie to. restore his normal eyesight. Jeannie replies it will be difficult, but she will try. By the time Peterson and his staff arrive to observe Tony's remarkable vision, he is barely able to see. Jeannie makes another attempt and Tony sees animated skeletons of the people around him. Later, Jeannie tells Tony she had no idea that vision was so important to an astronaut. Tony tells her perfect hearing is also vital. Deciding to improve Tony's hearing, Jeannie blinks and Tony hears nothing at all.

  

Episode 36 - Season 2, Episode 06: What's New Poodle Dog

Roger tells Jeannie that he has arranged a double date for Tony and himself with two beauty queens. Before Roger can tell Tony, Jeannie turns him into a French poodle. The poodle is taken to the dog pound. There, Tony pays five dollars for a Great Dane he thinks is Roger. Jeannie tells Tony he has the wrong dog. Tony rushes back to the pound where Mr. Asher has just bought the poodle for his son Keith. Asher refuses to sell the poodle, but Tony's bid of five hundred dollars changes his mind. Tony returns to the base with the poodle. Dr. Bellows comes in while Roger is barking his replies to Tony's questions. He tells Tony the poodle is just the dog to be orbited into space. Tony reports this to Jeannie and she returns Roger to his normal self. When Roger tells Jeannie the date with the two girls is still on, Jeannie turns him back into a poodle. Tony tells Dr. Bellows he can't send the poodle into space because the dog is really Roger. Sure he has caught Tony, Dr. Bellows phones Gen. Peterson. By the time he returns to take the dog to Gen. Peterson, Jeannie changes the dog back to Roger again. That night Tony and Roger await their dates at Tony's house. Two beautiful girls come to the door. Jeannie blinks and when Tony opens the door, two cats enter.

  

Episode 37 - Season 2, Episode 07: Fastest Gun in the East

Watching a TV western, Tony longs for the days when a man had to be strong to survive. Jeannie blinks and Tony finds he is a U.S. Marshal in a frontier town. Confronted by a bang of outlaws led by Bull Welch, Tony is saved by Horace Sedgewick, the town banker. In the town jail Tony finds Eddie Sheridan. He tells Tony he has been framed for murder because he and his beautiful sister, Georgia, refuse to sell their ranch to the "Unholy Ten." Jeannie, now a dance hall girl, helps Tony face down the mob, but when Georgia kisses Tony for protecting her brother, Jeannie gets jealous. When Bull leads a mob to the jail, Jeannie realizes Tony's only interest in Georgia is to save her brother's life. Bull sets up an ambush for Tony but with Jeannie's help, he rounds up the outlaws and exposes Sedgewick as the leader of the "Unholy Ten." As Georgia embraces Tony, Jeannie blinks and Tony wakes up in front of the TV set. When Jeannie calls him to dinner, Tony stumbles. Looking down, he finds himself in cowboy boots, complete with spurs.

  

Episode 38 - Season 2, Episode 08: How to Be a Genie in 10 Easy Lessons

Tony complains that Jeannie is constantly getting him into trouble. She replies she's not had much practice at being a genie. Tony takes Roger's suggestion that Jeannie needs lessors in her craft and buys "The Arabian Nights." Although Tony hasn't read the book himself, he tells Jeannie to use it as a guide. According to the book, Jeannie finds that the genies are always searching for ways to torture or destroy their masters. She tells Tony she cannot follow the book but he orders that she follow it to the last detail. Worried, Jeannie tells Roger Tony will try to get rid of her if she follows the book. Sensing a chance to get Jeannie for himself, Roger tells her to obey Tony. Torment becomes the order of the day for Tony as Jeannie follows the book. He finally finds himself in an open crocodile pit. Jeannie pleads for Roger to help her escape her dilemma. She accepts his advice to leave Tony and become Roger's genie. Rescuing Tony from the crocodiles, Jeannie reveals the subject of the text he ordered her to follow. Tony apologizes and takes the blame on himself. Happy at being allowed to be with Tony again, Jeannie asks what to do about Major Healy. Tony turns to Chapter 15, and Roger finds himself perched on an iceberg, with a seal for company.

  

Episode 39 - Season 2, Episode 09: Who Needs a Green-Eyed Genie

Jeannie's jealousy takes over when Tony insists on keeping a date with a friend. She blinks and Tony finds himself behind bars in his living room. Feeling she has been successful in keeping Tony from his date, she releases him the following morning. Then a man phones and berates Tony for breaking their appointment. Jeannie is conscience stricken and vows never to doubt Tony again. Tony tells Roger he didn't have a date, that his real date is for that night and now he is free to keep it. After Tony meets his date, Joan Sheldon, in a hotel, Roger let's slip that Jeannie has been tricked. Jeannie blinks and Joan turns into a chimp. When Tony begins packing to leave home, Jeannie promises never to interfere again, if he stays. Tony returns to Joan's hotel. Then Roger shows Jeannie a news report that "Two Gun" Richard Sheldon has broken out of jail to kill his wife. Although Roger tells her it's a matter of life and death, Jeannie, true to her promise, refuses to interfere. "Two Gun" and his henchman, Otto, appear at Joan's hotel. When "Two Gun" threatens him, Tony is sure it is Jeannie in disguise. He realizes his mistake when Jeannie herself comes into view behind Richard. She blinks when Richard raises his gun and police sirens are heard. A few days later, while playing checkers with Jeannie, Tony remarks that the phone hasn't rung in a long time. Jeannie smiles, knowing the wires are disconnected.

  

Episode 40 - Season 2, Episode 10: The Girl Who Never Had a Birthday - Part I

Jeannie tells Tony she never had a birthday party since she does not know when she was born. Tony sends her back home to find out. At the base, Gen. Peterson and Dr. Bellows introduce Tony to Eric, a huge computer. Jeannie returns and reports that all she has been able to learn is that Neptune was in Scorpio when she was born. Jeannie tells Tony that if he really cared, he would find out her birthday. After breaking a vase, Jeannie reveals that her powers weaken when she is unhappy, and, that her body will gradually disappear. She tells Tony she will have to leave if she doesn't get a birthday. Roger agrees to help Tony use Eric to learn Jeannie's birthday. Tony is waiting for the computer's answer when Dr. Bellows enters the control room. Annoyed that Tony has used the machine. for such a frivolous purpose as a B.C. birth date, Bellows tears up the tape and puts it in his pocket. Dr. Bellows reports Tony's strange interest in an ancient date to Gen. Peterson. Peterson orders Bellows to allow Tony to use the computer, but to brim the computer tape to him. At his office, Tony reassures Jeannie. Because her powers are fading, when Jeannie tries to leave, she winds up in Tony's desk drawer. Tony and Jeannie are horrified when Bellows decides to use Tony's office. Tony and Roger rush to get Jeannie's birth date from the computer, although Roger suspects a trap.

  

Episode 41 - Season 2, Episode 11: The Girl Who Never Had a Birthday - Part II

Tony and Roger make another attempt to have Eric, the computer figure out Jeannie's birthday. Since Tony is scheduled to leave for Alaska on a mission, Dr. Bellows uses Tony's office while his own is being painted. To keep Bellows from discovering Jeannie in the desk drawer, Tony tries to keep him busy while Roger is feeding information into the computer. Telling Bellows he has an urgent problem, Tony lies down on the couch and relates a rambling, improbable story about animals. Roger returns and signals that he has the information. Tony abruptly tells Bellows that everything he told him happened in a dream. Before Roger can tell Jeannie the date, he is ordered to leave. Tony persuades Jeannie to stay until Roger returns in two weeks. To keep her happy, Tony decides to give Jeannie a birthday party. When he expresses regret that it can't be a big party, Jeannie blinks. Suddenly the room is filled with every historical figure from Cleopatra to Shakespeare. After a conversation with Dr. Sigmund Freud, Bellows tells Tony he can't catch him this time; he knows it's a costume party. Realizing that having a birthday will make her grow older as normal people do, Jeannie blames Tony for bringing up the subject in the first place.

  

Episode 42 - Season 2, Episode 12: How Do You Beat Superman?

With the football season in full swing, Tony is constantly glued to the TV set. Jeannie realizes she must do something to get his attention and decides to make Tony jealous. Tony just scoffs when Jeannie reports she met a handsome stranger, Tony Millionaire, at the supermarket. Jeannie blinks and Tony Millionaire appears, a superman in every way. Although Tony tries to hide his jealousy, he does everything to cool Jeannie's interest. He phones Roger, on duty in Alaska., for Jeannie's birth date, to distract her, but fails. Then Jeannie reveals she is engaged to Tony Millionaire. Again, Tony tries to learn the date, but in vain. Although Jeannie hopefully suggests he could forbid her to marry, Tony refuses. Then Tony decides that if a stranger could marry a genie, he could too. As he is about to propose to Jeannie, Tony discovers that his rival is Jeannie's own creation. Jeannie is furious when Tony inquires what she would have done if he had allowed her to wed Tony Millionaire, In reply, she sends him zooming to the ceiling and leaves him suspended. Later, as Tony watches football on TV, Jeannie announces she is off to the supermarket, and he decides to go with her.

  

Episode 43 - Season 2, Episode 13: My Master, the Great Caruso

Tony tells Jeannie that each year the American Air Force puts on a TV talent show with contestants from each base. Jeannie insists that Tony enter since they need a trophy for the mantel. Jeannie blinks and Tony sounds like Caruso. Dr. Bellows hears him. Tony makes Jeannie promise she'll never make him sing like Caruso again. Jeannie is excited since Roger has promised to reveal her birthday when he returns from Alaska the next day. With Gen. Peterson's backing, Dr. Bellows enters Tony in the contest. When all of his efforts to withdraw fail, Tony asks Jeannie to blink and return Caruso's voice to him. Quoting Tony that he would never forgive her if she broke her promise, Jeannie refuses and leaves for Baghdad. Roger returns from Alaska and Tony seeks his help but everything they do to get Tony out of the contest fails. Jeannie pops up next to Roger just as Tony is introduced. When Roger bets her to help, Jeannie repeats her promise. She suddenly brightens as she remembers she promised only that Tony would not sing like Caruso. Blink follows blink as Jeannie turns Tony into a soprano, basso profundo and finally boop a doop. Tony wins the contest. When Gen. Peterson takes the trophy for his office, Jeannie blinks and produces a duplicate made of gold. Jeannie makes her own day complete when she makes Roger reveal her birth date.

  

Episode 44 - Season 2, Episode 14: The Greatest Lover in the World

Roger cancels a double date with Tony and Jeannie. Surmising that Roger has been unable to get a date for himself, Jeannie blinks. Immediately Roger's phone gets busy with calls from girls who turned him down, and a score of new ones, begging for dates. Even Evelyn, a beautiful secretary at the base who refused to date Roger because she was engaged, makes a play for him. Soon Roger, who always felt he was irresistible, finds himself making dates for months ahead. When Mrs. Bellows meets Roger, she invites him for dinner. Tony feels that Roger is heading for trouble. Roger pleads with Jeannie not to fall in love with him. Morgan, a tough character, comes looking for Roger, because Evelyn broke their engagement. She wants to marry Roger and Morgan is determined that she will get her wish. Dr. Bellows learns that his wife is infatuated with Roger, and he plans to transfer him to the Aleutians. When Tony reports Roger's predicament to Jeannie, she blinks and all the fair ladies immediately lose interest in Roger. Then he feels worse than ever because no one loves him. Tony learns Jeanie has remedied this when Roger appears pursued by hundreds of affectionate dogs.

  

Episode 45 - Season 2, Episode 15: Jeannie Breaks the Bank

Because Jeannie has run up a staggering food bill, Tony is unable to join Roger in buying a sailboat. Jeannie goes to the bank with Tony to borrow money for his share. They overhear Wilfred, a bank officer, refuse a loan to a widow until she can produce collateral. When Wilfred checks Tony's Christmas Club account, Jeannie changes the balance to over three million dollars. When Wilfred tries to lend him more money than he wants, Tony questions his refusal of the widow. Misunderstanding, Wilfred makes out a check of a thousand dollars for the widow, and gives Tony the money he asked for. Dr. Bellows tells Gen. Peterson that Tony is a millionaire. Peterson warns if he's wrong, Bellows will have to see a psychoanalyst. Tony, Peterson and Bellows go to the bank to check on the story. Jeannie reduces Tony's account to its original sum and shifts the three million dollars to Bellows' account. Bellows decides to see an analyst. Tony suggests that Wilfred should feel a rolling deck under his feet. Jeannie blinks -- Tony and Wilfred find themselves at sea aboard a raft.

  

Episode 46 - Season 2, Episode 16: My Master, the Author

Tony complains that he has no free time because Jeannie waits him to spend every spare moment with her. Roger suggests he find Jeannie a hobby, but she turns down all his suggestions, until she mentions that she could write a book on raising children. Tony gets her to start immediately. Jeannie sends "How To Be A Fantastic Mother" to a publisher under Tony's name. She begins to worry when Tony reports that an astronaut is in trouble for waiting an unauthorized article. When Dr. Bellows reads the author's statement that he can transform the most incorrigible child into a lovable human being, he brings his young nephew Richard for treatment. He warns Tony that if he doesn't succeed, he'll accuse him of writing a fraudulent book. Tony berates Jeannie for writing the book in his name but insists on handling the problem without her help. Gen. Peterson brings his granddaughter, Gina, to be cured of her overwhelming shyness in one evening, but Tony can't break through the girl's reserve. Meanwhile, Richard crashes Tony's model plane through a window and almost sets the house on fire experimenting with rocket fuel. Tony is ready to confess defeat when Dr. Bellows and Gen. Peterson return, but they find Richard repairing the plane, beaming under Gina's adoring praise. Tony inquires if Jeannie used magic, but she replies she found the answer in Chapter 13 of "his book" on how to bring boys and girls together.

  

Episode 47 - Season 2, Episode 17: The Greatest Invention in the World

Tony allows Jeannie grant Roger one wish. Roger accidentally makes Tony spill coffee :n his clothes and wishes he hadn't done it. Jeannie blinks and the stain disappears. Roger is crushed when he realizes he has blown his wish. Dr. Bellows happens by as it becomes clear that the jacket is now virtually indestructible. He tries to prove that somehow Tony has made a great discovery, but succeeds only in ruining four of Gen. Peterson's uniforms. Enraged, Peterson orders Bellows' transfer to Iceland. Although Tony dislikes Bellows, he feels responsible for his exile. Peterson rejects Tony's plea to keep Bellows at the base. Jeannie now turns herself into an Air. Force colonel and persuades Peterson to rescind Bellows' transfer. Later, Tony again allows Jeannie to grant Roger a single wish. Reviewing the endless possibilities. Roger muses that he once wanted to be the funniest man in the world. Immediately Groucho Marx appears is his place.

  

Episode 48 - Season 2, Episode 18: My Master, the Spy

Jeannie tricks Tony into going to Paris for lunch. Then he tells her he's scheduled to be at a top security conference with Gen. Peterson, Dr. Bellows and other NASA officials. Jeannie produces a duplicate Tony to appear at the conference. Two French generals see Tony in Paris and alert Dr. Bellows, who asks them to wire a photo to help him track down the imposter. Gen. Peterson agrees with Bellows that spies are seeking information on Operation Galaxy. Bellows plants a bug in Tony's office. Finding the hidden mike, Tony tells Roger that spies are onto Operation Galaxy and must be tracked down. Unaware that he is the one under suspicion, Tony feeds the mike misleading information. As a result, all gather at a deserted warehouse, each group hoping to trap the others. After a fracas involving two burglars, Bellows arrests Tony for espionage arid tells Tony the real Major Nelson is being held prisoner in Paris. When Gen. Peterson demands conclusive proof of Tony's double, Jeannie blinks and changes Tony's photo into Maurice Chevalier.

  

Episode 49 - Season 2, Episode 19: You Can't Arrest Me, I Don't Have a Driver's License

Jeannie drives off in Tony's car without permission. Going up a one way street in the wrong direction, she is stopped by Ptl. Anderson. After ticking her off for a number of violations, he has the car towed away. Tony learns that Anderson holds the national record forgiving out tickets and has been written up by a magazine. At Roger's suggestion, Tony appeals to Dr. Bellows for help in getting the car back by insinuating it is full of secret equipment. When the car is released, Jeannie tricks Tony into giving her driving lessons. This time Tony encounters Anderson, who insures that the story of the astronaut's traffic violations makes the front page. Dr. Bellows and Gen. Peterson are very angry. When Tony apologizes to Anderson before the case codes to court, he tricks him into making a statement which sounds like an attempt at bribery and secretly records it on tape. Roger insists on conducting Tony's defense in court. Roger's help is practically propelling Tony to the nearest, Jail when Jeannie arrives. When Anderson is called to identify Tony, Jeannie blinks and Tony is. Anderson's double. Stunned, Anderson turns on the tape of Tony's confession. Jeannie blinks and it's all in Russian. After Tony's acquittal, Roger borrows his car, but Jeannie pops into the driver's seat, with Tony in hot pursuit.

  

Episode 50 - Season 2, Episode 20: One of Our Bottles Is Missing

Dr. Bellows' wife insists on having Jeannie's bottle for her living room. When Tony refuses to part with it, Mrs. Bellows decides to have a duplicate made and promises to return the original. Jeannie is furious when Mrs. Bellows leaves with her bottle. Tony soothes her by going to the workshop to get it back. Jeannie gets there first and pops into the bottle to wait for Tony. Salvatori instructs his son Gino to wrap up the two bottles. When Gino gets them mixed up, Tony leaves with the copy while the original, with Jeannie inside, is delivered to Mrs. Bellows. Tony discovers the wrong bottle. He phones Bellows who tells him he and his wife are going out. Worried that Mrs. Bellows will find Jeannie, Tony and Roger decide to rescue her. They are searching the house when the Bellows return. Accepting Roger's explanation that Tony is sleepwalking, Bellows concludes that he has a compulsion about the bottle. Tony pretends to awaken and switches the bottles. Unfortunately, Bellows does too. At home, Tony tells Roger that the Bellows still have Jeannie, but as she appears, Roger reveals he did a little switching himself.

  

Episode 51 - Season 2, Episode 21: My Poor Master, the Civilian

Tony tells Jeannie and Roger he has been shifted out of the space program to head a company producing booster rockets, because the only other prospect turned down the job. Learning of Tony's new assignment, Dr. Bellows announces his own resignation, stating that he stayed only to observe Tony's behavior, and now plans to write a book about it. Tony begs Gen. Peterson to keep him at the base but Peterson feels he's more useful running the missile plant. When Jeannie describes how miserable Tony is about his forced reassignment, Roger feels if Tony could see himself in the new job, he might find a way to turn it down. Jeannie blinks and projects Tony's worst day, with two pretty secretaries, a gorgeous office and top production. Jeannie and Roger realize this won't have the desired effect. Prodded by Roger, Jeannie shows Tony a picture of himself at work, late at night, in a dreary office, desk piled high with papers. While Gen. Peterson complains that Tony is sabotaging the missile program, two dowdy secretaries, Sally and Aggie, nag for a raise. To Jeannie and Roger's surprise, Tony insists on getting to the plant before the contract is cancelled. Then Roger recalls that Prof. Lakewood's wife refused to leave Connecticut. Jeannie fills their home with snakes and Prof. Lakewood pleads for the missile job. Later, Roger complains he hasn't a date. Jeannie blinks, and Sally, the whiner, appears.

  

Episode 52 - Season 2, Episode 22: There Goes the Best Genie I Ever Had

When Roger asks Tony to go out on a double date with Miss Universe and Miss Galaxy, Tony tells him Jeannie won't let him. Jeannie learns the girls are in town and baffles Tony by hoping he has a wonderful time that evening. She explains it's Hajji's birthday, master of all genies. On this day, any master unhappy with his genie can send her away. Jeannie tells Tony he has until midnight to decide. She begins to worry when she realizes Tony is thinking about it. Roger is surprised that Tony would ever consider it, until Tony recalls all the times Jeannie had gotten as into trouble. Tony can't pin Jeannie down long to tell her he wants to send her back to Hajji. Jeannie embarks on all kinds of projects to make him comfortable. This brings back all his horrible predicaments when she did so in the past. At the beach club, Miss Galaxy realizes Tony's mind is far away. When he finds it is midnight, Tony feels all is lost. He rushes home, sure Jeannie is gone. Tony pleads with Hajji to send her back. Jeannie now reports that due to a misunderstandings Tony can't send her away until Hajji's next birthday. She promises never to interfere again. However, when he tries to return to his date Jeannie blinks and imprisons Tony in her bottle.

  

Episode 53 - Season 2, Episode 23: The Greatest Entertainer in the World

Jeannie insists that Tony be in charge of Gen. Peterson's tenth anniversary celebration as a general. Tony is annoyed with her interference but tells her he'd like Sammy Davis, Jr. to appear. Tony tells Roger he's off to Miami to see Davis, but won't tell Jeannie. Tony sneaks out and reaches the hotel where the star is rehearsing but Charles, his secretary, reports that he's booked up for months. Not knowing that Tony is in Miami, Jeannie blinks Davis to Tony's living room. When Jeannie can't find Tony, she pops Sammy back to his hotel. Sammy feels he's heading for a breakdown and tells Charles he needs a long rest. Tony returns home and Jeannie tells him Sammy was there. Tony reports that the star is too busy and they'll have to use amateur talent. Gen. Peterson thanks Tony for getting Sammy Davis, Jr. who performed the night he became a general and adds he can't wait to see him again. When Jeannie again whisks Sammy to Tony's living room, he feels the astronaut is using a time machine to whirl him through space. When Sammy regrets he has no free time, Jeannie blinks and Sammy's double, appears. One performs at the hotel while the other is at the NASA auditorium. While Tony tells Jeannie that it was a great evening for the General, Sammy Davis Jr. returns. He begs Jeannie to rid him of the second Sammy who is following him around.

  

Episode 54 - Season 2, Episode 24: My Incredible Shrinking Master

Jeannie awakens from a nightmare, feeling something terrible will happen to Tony. She finally tells Tony that she dreamed he was attacked by a cat and her dreams always come true. Later, when Tony explains that he and Roger are searching for a way to reduce the size of missile components, Jeannie touches a rotor and blinks. After she leaves to go shopping, the rotor shrinks and soon Tony himself is six inches tall. When Tony begs Roger to find Jeannie, he puts tiny Tony on the desk near the phone. Then Dr. Bellows arrives, followed by a cat. Roger takes Bellows to the study and the cat makes a grab for Tony, who escapes into a closet. Jeannie phones but Roger can't tell her what has happened because Bellows is there. The cat opens the closet and Tony jumps onto a record player. Roger finds the cat licking its lips and fears the worst. Tony fights for his life when the record begins to spin. He finds shelter in Jeannie's bottle. Bellows thinks Roger is feeling the effects of decompression, when Roger reports that Tony has been killed by a cat. Arriving just as the cat is about to seize Tony, Jeannie blinks him back to normal size. Leaving for a night on the town, Tony tells Roger that to make up, Jeannie has given him one wish. She is spending the evening in her bottle, in a birdcage, bound and gagged.

  

Episode 55 - Season 2, Episode 25: My Master, the Pirate

Tony, in skin diving gear, tells Jeannie he is going out to search for treasure reputedly in a nearby sunken pirate ship of the notorious Captain Kidd. Jeannie tells Tony he is such braver than Kidd was and whisks him back in time to the deck of Kidd's pirate vessel. There he is immediately attacked by the pirate chieftain but defeats him. To his surprise, Tony is chosen as the new captain by the cutthroat crew. The First Mate, George, demands Captain Tony kill their prisoner, the beautiful Lady Diane Nelson, who Tony realizes is none other than his great great great grandmother. When Tony procrastinates while trying to devise a means of escape, the crew turns against him. The brigands seize Tony and Lady Diane. George orders they walk the plank. Jeannie blinks and a lifeboat appears in the water, saving Tony and Diane from a watery grave. While the British frigate searching for Diane appears, the pirates pursue our hero and Jeannie uses her magic and British soldiers burst on the scene, driving off the pirates. The British, however, think Tony is a pirate and, disregarding Diane's, appeals, prepare to hang him. Jeannie rescues her master and with Diane now safe, Tony and Jeannie eye transported back to the Nelson home.

  

Episode 56 - Season 2, Episode 26: A Secretary Is Not a Toy

Jeannie decides its beneath her to have a master who is only a major. When she learns Gen. Peterson's secretary is leaving, she feels she could push Tony's promotion to general if she took the job, but Tony forbids it. She gets rid of Susie, Peterson's new secretary, by making her dress disappear. Peterson orders a male secretary, but Jeannie is so competent, that he keeps her. Dr. Bellows overhears Tony ordering Jeannie to blink herself out of Peterson's office. To learn more, Dr. Bellows invites Jeannie to lunch and soon has her talking in circles trying to explain her background. Bellows calls the FBI to investigate. Hoping to placate Jeannie, Tony wears general's stars under his raincoat. Unfortunately, Jeannie works "General Nelson" into Peterson's dictation. Peterson orders Tony to remove the stars before he is court martialed. Amos Lincoln, an FBI man, reports that Jeannie doesn't exist in the official records. The CIA begins to investigate for possible sabotage. Tony tells Roger that every government department is after Jeannie. When Tony thanks her for making him the youngest general in the Air Force and tells her he must be married, Jeannie decides Tony shouldn't be a general after all. Tony tells Lincoln and Bellows that Jeannie is gone for good.

  

Episode 57 - Season 2, Episode 27: There Goes the Bride

When Tony is best man at a wedding, Jeannie decides they should get married too. Roger advises Jeannie to play hard to get. Jeannie declares she's not interested in marriage, and Tony replies he feels the same. She reports her failure of reverse psychology to Roger. Jeannie resorts to a most powerful and dangerous spell involving a lock of Tony's hair, a piece of fingernail and some clothing. She blinks and Tony proposes. Haji, chief Djinn, accuses Jeannie of disobeying the decree banning love spells on masters. Jeannie refuses to remove the spell because wedding pleas are set. Haji threatens the worst. Tony and Jeannie go to Las Vegas with Roger as best man. As Roger tosses rice, Haji carries out his threats. Tony slips, breaks a leg, then a wrist. Jeannie recalls Haji's warning and tells Roger she can't help. Roger regrets that Tony will lose his chance to be first on the moon. Jeannie tries again. Acute appendicitis is added to Tony's afflictions. Jeannie admits that if she removes the spell, Tony will not marry her. Resigned, she blinks end all Tony's ills vanish. When Tony says he must get to NASA for as important meeting, Jeannie blinks him there in his hospital gown.

  

Episode 58 - Season 3, Episode 01: My Master, Napoleon's Buddy

Preparing a lecture on military strategy, Tony wishes for one hour with Napoleon. Jeannie blinks them to the French court of 1803. Seeing Napoleon, Josephine and General Pichegru together, Tony feels he could change the course of history. Tony astounds Napoleon with his forecast of the future. With Jeannie's help, he warns him that Pichegru will try to assassinate him, the Russian campaign will be a disaster, and the imprisonment at St. Helena. Napoleon concludes that Tony is a Russian spy and orders his execution. When Tony is thrown into a cell, Jeannie giants to transport him home at once. Tony, however, is determined to prevent the Russian debacle and the defeat at Waterloo.

  

Episode 59 - Season 3, Episode 02: The Birds and the Bees Bit

From a book, Tony learns that genies lose their powers if they marry mortals. He immediately proposes to Jeannie. Roger tells Tony he's making a mistake but agrees to be best man. When Roger warns that Tony will be out of the space program if he marries a genie, Jeannie replies she won't be a genie and summons Haji to back her up. Haji disapproves of the marriage, but shows what it will be like in a crystal ball. They see a party in Tony's house and learn. that Dr. and Mrs. Bellows like Jeannie. Roger also sees a lovely girl named Sally. Impressed by this view of Tony's perfect marriage, Roger approves and wishes he could meet Sally. Roger is horrified when Tony mentions children. He summons Haji, who reveals that when a genie weds a mortal, their children nay resemble either parent. In the crystal ball, Haji shows Tony Jr. and Jeannie Jr., both with Jeannie's powers. Dr. Bellows plans to investigate the strange happenings they cause. When Roger tries to persuade Jeannie against marrying Tony, she pops him into a dungeon. He summons Haji again, who is furious that Jeannie plans to wed without his consent. Just as Tony and Jeannie are leaving, Haji forces her to admit their children may be genies. The marriage is called off. At the dungeon to rescue Roger, Jeannie and Tony find that Haji has produced Sally to keep Roger company.

  

Episode 60 - Season 3, Episode 03: My Master, the Swinging Bachelor

When Dr. Bellows invites himself and his wife to dine at Tony's, Roger and Tony know it's a trap. Tony asks Roger to bring a date too and tells Jeannie he's hired a sweet old lady to prepare the meal. Tony tries to get Jeannie out of the house but she hides in a teacup. Jeannie sees Kathryn, Tony's date, preparing a delicious Italian meal and is furious. Jeannie blinks and the meal becomes inedible. When she collapses the soufflé, Tony tells the invisible Jeannie in the kitchen that she's none too far. Dr. Bellows hears Tony apparently talking to the stove and decides to investigate. To make amends, Jeannie produces a delicious cake. Mrs. Bellows demands the recipe but Tony refuses on the ground it's an old family secret. She takes some cake home. After everyone except Tony eats the cake, they all revert to childhood. The next day, Mr. Fakeling of the National Food Bureau reports that the cake Mrs. Bellows brought to be analyzed contains an ingredient similar to a drug that restores youth. At home, trying to visualize Tony as a little boy, Jeannie blinks him into a Buster Brown outfit, just as Dr. Bellows and Fakeling arrive. Fakeling makes an enormous offer for the secret ingredient, but Tony maintains it got into the cake at the lab. Tony orders Jeannie, who never follows a recipe, to duplicate the cake. She produces one that resembles the first one, but Tony tastes it, and becomes a bearded old man. Jeannie pops out to look for her cook book.

  

Episode 61 - Season 3, Episode 04: The Mod Party

Roger invites Tony and Jeannie to a mod party for some old school chums. In a store to get mod outfits for them, Jeannie causes confusion as she changes the clothes to suit her own tastes. Then Captain Yardley reminds Tony and Roger they are expected at Dr. Bellows' annual meeting. Remembering that Bellows felt they needed more outdoor exercise, Tony tells him they are leaving on a hunting trip. Dr. Bellows accepts this, but his wife overhears that Jeannie and Tony will be at Roger's that night. She insists that her husband cut short his meeting so they can go to Roger's party, too. Roger's pals arrive and the party starts to swing. When the Bellows enter, Tony desperately begs Jeannie to produce hunting clothes. She blinks Tony and Roger into Roman togas, carrying bows and arrows. Tony explains that Roger loaned his apartment to some friends for a party. He adds that he and Roger belong to the Ancient Hunters Bow and Arrow Club but can't leave because their car broke down. Bellows drives them to a campsite in a swamp. He returns to find his wife dancing the Frug and psychoanalyzing all the guests. Taking refuge from a storm in a Roman tent, Tony and Roger think of all the fun they're missing but know they can't go back without some game. In answer, a tiny deer walks in. Leading it on a leash, they rejoin the swingers.

  

Episode 62 - Season 3, Episode 05: Fly Me to the Moon

Roger and Tony are disappointed when they find that Sam, a chimpanzee will make the first flight to the moon. Learning this, Jeannie changes Sam into a man working around the base. When Sam jumps into Tony's arms and cries that he won't go back in the cage, Tony and Roger realize Sam is the missing chimp. To keep his human form, Sam runs away. Tony and Roger find him in a tree, determined to stay there until the capsule goes up. Even if they capture Sam, they can't change him back into a chimp. Tony tries to reach Jeannie by telepathy at the beauty parlor. When she finally phones Tony, he orders her to turn Sam back into a chimp. As the beautician distracts Jeannie, her blink goes wrong and Tony turns into a chimp. Dr. Bellows is sure that Tony is Sam. When Tony writes a message, Bellows thinks he has found the Missing Link. Roger tells Jeannie what has happened to Tony. As Sam is making a play for her, Jeannie blinks. Tony returns to human form and Sari reverts to being a chimp. In General Whitfield's presence, Dr. Bellows dictates the "Gettysburg Address" to Sam. When the monkey fills the page with meaningless scrawls, the General upbraids Dr. Bellows. Later, Tony, Roger and Dr. Bellows follow Sam's progress in space. Jeannie blinks again and they are stunned to hear Sam's human voice complaining of all the trouble they are making for him.

  

Episode 63 - Season 3, Episode 06: Jeannie or the Tiger

When Jeannie remarks she hasn't seen her sister in 200 years, Tony tells her to phone. Instead she blinks and Jeannie II appears. Resembling her sister, she is brunette, sexy and sly. Jeannie II reports her master is 80 and has 36 wives. When she sees Tony's picture, she tricks Jeannie into her bottle and takes over. Roger arrives and she assumes he is the master. When he objects to Jeannie's imprisonment, Roger finds himself in the Arctic. Tony is puzzled by the change in his Jeannie and angry when she blinks them into a posh restaurant, ordering him to pay the check. He demands to go home, but Jeannie II blinks them from one night spot to another, ending at dawn in Brazil. At his desk two hours later, Tony falls asleep while Dr. Bellows is talking. At home Jeannie insists she likes Tony as he is, but her sister wants him to be a swinger. Tony is popped in and out of uniform, dinner clothes and polo outfits. Dr. Bellows feels he is hallucinating, especially when he can't explain his own Arab robes to Gen. Dover. He begs Tony not to mention the incident. Jeannie II tricks Jeannie again and pops Tony all over the world. Then Tony frees Jeannie from her bottle. They trick Jeannie II into it, but Roger, home from the jungle, releases her. The sisters fight, turning each other and Tony into different animals. Jeannie finally conjures up Jeannie II's ancient master. He orders her into her bottle and offers Jeanie a place in his harem, but she refuses. Roger appears and Tony assures him they are rid of Jeannie II, but neither are certain she is really gone.

  

Episode 64 - Season 3, Episode 07: The Greatest Con Artist in the World

In Honolulu, Jeannie, promising not to attract attention, attends a press conference with Tony. The reporters learn she is wearing a scarab pin worth a fortune and headline the visiting heiress. Charles, posing as his employer, Mr. Vanderhaven, the richest man the world, arrives in a Rolls driven by Eddie. He invites Jeannie and Tony to his yacht, where Vanderhaven, a hypochondriac, is holed up in his cabin. Charles schemes to get the scarab, but Eddie worries that their boss will cut them out of his will. While Tony is working, Charles takes Jeannie to Idiot's Cove, a worthless strip of beach generally underwater. He touts it as a site for Tony's beach house but refuses to sell it. Jeannie finds uncut diamonds Eddie has sprinkled around. Charles confides that gems wash up with the tide. As a favor to Tony, he swaps the land for the scarab. Sure he is now rich, Charles tells off Vanderhaven, who fires him and cuts him out of his will. Jeannie is crestfallen when Tony tells her she was taken by the world's greatest con man, but consoles her with the diamonds she got out of the deal. Jeannie pops into Charles' cabin with a suitcase full of diamonds. She reports that huge gems are coming faster than trucks can haul the away. Charles insists on swapping back the scarab for the lead. Then Eddie finds Jeannie's diamonds are chocolates. Later, Jeannie and Tony lunch with Vanderhaven, served by Charles, now forever a slave to his boss. Touching her pin, Jeannie remarks that Charles is the second greatest con artist in the world.

  

Episode 65 - Season 3, Episode 08: My Turned on Master

When Tony worries about a press banquet, Jeannie offers to turn her power over to someone else for one day. He doesn't realize she has given it to him. To avoid a boring lunch, Tony pleads a mass of paper work. Dr. Bellows finds Roger and Tony buried in paper. Roger collects it, and Tony calls him a brick. Instantly Roger becomes a brick and Tony has trouble with Dr. Bellows about it. Tony orders Jeannie to turn Roger back. Roger reappears and Tony doesn't know he did it himself. Tony scolds Jeannie for the strange events. He doesn't hear her explain that he now has her power. Tony wishes for rain and Dr. Bellows, seeing it fall only on Tony, demands he explain. Tony wishes his problems on Bellows, thus switching the power to him. Jeannie thinks Tony still has the power and warns him about it.

  

Episode 66 - Season 3, Episode 09: My Master, the Weakling

After exhaustive tests, Dr. Bellows orders Tony and Roger into a survival conditioning program. Comdr. Kiski starts them off on a 10 mile run, 3 hours of exercise and uphill jogs in jackets loaded with sand. Staggering home, Tony takes Jeannie dancing as he had promised but falls asleep in the nightclub. When Bellows and Kiski appear, Roger awakens Tony by knocking everything over. Amazed that Tony can still dance, Kiski declares he now will let loose. Jeannie feels sorry for the boys, but is assured Kiski will ease off. Then, despite broiling heat, they are ordered out in winter gear. After Kiski sets Tony and Roger off, Jeannie appears with a note from their mothers. As Kiski sarcastically compares her to his doting Aunt Effie, Jeannie blinks.

  

Episode 67 - Season 3, Episode 10: Jeannie, the Hip Hippie

Tony plans a camping trip, his first vacation in years. Dr. Bellow will be on vacation the same time. Then, Mrs. Bellows decides they can't leave until she finds a replacement for a singing group she had set for a charity bazaar. Bellows tells Tony he can't leave either. Jeannie assures Tony she can provide one. She assembles a group consisting of a music store clerk, a waiter, a bill poster and a magazine subscription salesman. She whisks them into Tony's living room and blinks up musical instruments They protest they aren't musicians, and can't sing. When they try to leave, Jeannie blinks and they sound sensational. Amanda loves it and Bellows orders Tony to start his vacation. Then Jeannie tells Tony to postpone the trip because the boys have an audition.

  

Episode 68 - Season 3, Episode 11: Everybody's a Movie Star

Tony learns he is to appear in a film documenting a day is the life of an astronaut directed by Allen Kerr, a famous Hollywood producer. Roger gets into the act. Kerr wants to see Tony's home but Tony makes excuses that it's being redecorated. Kerr insists and Tony alerts Jeannie. She fills it with wild patterns and Tony introduces her as the decorator. The next day, Jeannie, as script clerk, times the action with an hourglass as Kerr directs. Roger spoils every scene. Kerr tells Dr. Bellows that Roger is the world's worst actor. He adds that Tony could be great in Hollywood. Overhearing, Roger thinks Kerr is talking about him and goes completely "Hollywood."

  

Episode 69 - Season 3, Episode 12: Who Are You Calling a Genie?

At the Space Center, Jeannie accidentally gets hit on the head. Harley Z. Pool appoints himself her lawyer and advises her not to answer any questions. Tony and Roger are barred from seeing Jeannie at the hospital. Dr. Bellows explains the she has amnesia but he's sure he's seen her before. Pool is delighted when Jeannie can't remember anything. Although he thinks she is faking, he plans to sue the government for millions. Disguised as painters, Tony, and Roger have a narrow escape when they try to reach Jeannie's room on a scaffold. Jeannie doesn't recognize them, but Tony convinces Jeannie of her powers and she blinks up a knight in armor.

  

Episode 70 - Season 3, Episode 13: Meet My Master's Mother

Worried about Tony's health, Tony's mother arrives to take care of him. Jeannie, hiding behind the inkwell, is stung by Mother's discovery of invisible dust. She tries to make Mother leave by blinking a door into her bed. Mother only thinks Tony remembered she used a bed board. Jeanie blinks up a noisy band and Mother dreams of a parade in Tony's honor. Tony hopes his mother wall leave if she's convinced he is getting along well. Jeannie is angry at Mother's hints that Tony needs a nice girl to take care of him. Dr. Bellows comes to visit, hoping to learn what makes Tony tick. He leaves in a hurry when Jeannie blinks up a room full of fog and Mother declares it's good for the complexion.

  

Episode 71 - Season 3, Episode 14: Here Comes Bootsie Nightingale

Tony and Roger are glad to help Mrs. Bellows with the Hospital Benefit Hall when they find dozens of beautiful girls will be there. Roger has always been crazy about Bootsie Nightingale, the glamorous movie star, who will be the featured attraction. Bootsie is cool to the idea until Sam, her manager, describes the great publicity when her engagement to an astronaut is announced. Sam asks Dr. Bellows to assign an escort for Bootsie and he picks Tony. To fool Jeannie, Tony describes the terrible time he'll have with Bootsie, a "broken-down old actress." Jeannie sees Bootsie and changes Tony's voice to a strange falsetto. Bootsie rejects Tony and Sam seizes on Roger as escort.

  

Episode 72 - Season 3, Episode 15: Tony's Wife

Jeannie's sister tells her that her zodiac is under the Terrible Sign of the Jinx and she can bring only bad luck to Tony. Jeannie is convinced when Tony reports he had three accidents that day. Resolved to have Tony married before she leaves, Jeannie introduces beautiful Helen Wheeler. She feels they are a perfect pair, matched by computer. After they leave, Jeannie II pops back. She plagues Tony and Helen, making Jeannie seem responsible. Tony complains to Roger that Jeanie is dying to do away with him. Roger is unsympathetic, feeling Tony has been mean to Jeannie. Tony and Helen go picnicking and. Jeannie II makes the ground sink. Furious, Tony corks Jeannie into her bottle. He takes Helen canoeing and Jeannie II almost drowns them. At home, he is astonished to find Jeannie still corked up in her bottle.

  

Episode 73 - Season 3, Episode 16: Jeannie & the Great Bank Robbery

To get her out of his way while he is studying, Tony tells Jeannie to go find someone who needs help. Jeannie overhears Milton and Girard saying all their friends are up the river and she offers to help them. Milton tells Jeannie to use Tony's car, drive to the bank and withdraw some money for his favorite charity. Terrified by the note Jeannie presents, the teller stuffs her bag with bills. Puzzled by the alarm, Jeannie helps the crooks escape. Tony's car is identified as the getaway car and Inspector Conway wants to take him in, but Dr. Bellows intervenes. When Jeannie tells Tony the story, her orders her to get the money and the crooks.

  

Episode 74 - Season 3, Episode 17: My Son, the Genie

The chief genie sends his son Harold for a day's training with Jeannie. Harold arrives in a crash down the chimney and makes a mess trying to clean up the rubble. Tony orders Jeannie to get rid of him. At NASA, Tony gets an enthusiastic reception. Dr. Bellows announces that the president, impressed by his orbital flight, plans to congratulate him at home. After Harold, in a guard's uniform, disrupts a press conference, Tony sends Roger ahead to make sure Jeannie gets Harold out. Roger finds Harold in the living room, surrounded by a harem, with a belly, dancer going through her act. Then Tony, Dr. Bellows and Mr. Pinter, a White House aide, arrive.

  

Episode 75 - Season 3, Episode 18: Jeannie Goes to Honolulu

When Tony invites Jeannie along to the North Pole, where it is 65 below, she decides to stay home. Delighted that his ruse worked, Tony heads for Honolulu with Roger. He meets Eleanor, whose father, Gen. Drucker, asks him to be her escort. At NASA, Jeannie learns the truth and pops up at Waikiki, where Tony is lolling with Eleanor. Unmoved by his explanation, Jeannie blinks Tony into an Arctic outfit. Dr. Bellows orders him to take it off but he can't. Jeannie relents and changes it to swim trunks when Tony explains he is on a secret mission. He tells her Eleanor is "Princess Maja," whose father controls mid east oil, and points out "Ali Mustafa," really a mild man named Peter, and "Rubulkien the Deadly," actually Don Ho, the Hawaiian entertainer. Jeannie insists on helping to foil the "kidnappers" and promises Tony will get oil. She blinks and the Bellows find Tony near an oil gusher on the beach.

  

Episode 76 - Season 3, Episode 19: The Battle of Waikiki

Tony wishes he had met King Kamehameha, who defended the Islands from invasion 200 years before. Jeannie blinks and the King, in full regalia, pops in. Tony feels the King will be impressed by the Islands' progress, but finds him dismayed by all the changes. They find him in a shop, angrily smashing plastic souvenirs, which Tony is forced to pay for. When he sees a fountain, the King thinks the rain is falling up and demonstrates a rain dance. He forces Tony and Roger to join him, where Dr. Bellows sees them. To please the King, Jeannie makes it rain. Impressed, Dr. Bellows wants to send the native fellow to Washington to show his rain making power. The King breaks loose again. After being caught in traffic, he decides to raise an army to free Hawaii.

  

Episode 77 - Season 3, Episode 20: Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie - Part I

As Tony and Roger prepare for a vacation in Rome, a packing case is delivered to NASA. Dr. Bellows tells Tony it contains a safe filled with experimental equipment, due to be sent to the moon. Then Jeannie arrives. Tony hears someone coming and orders her to disappear. She pops into the safe and is accidentally locked in. She tries to turn into smoke, but still can't get out. Tony and Roger work frantically to free her, until they find the safe will explode if anyone tampers with it. They realize they need a professional and head for the Pink Horse Bar. After some dickering, Charlie, the bartender, introduces the Professor, best safecracker in the business. Meanwhile the safe, with Jeannie inside, is moved.

  

Episode 78 - Season 3, Episode 21: Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie - Part II

Tony thinks Jeannie is locked in a safe bound for the moon, but Roger reports it is still in the warehouse. They panic when they find it. The thieves stop trying to open it when they hear Jeannie's watch ticking. Tony and Roger go back to the Pink Horse Bar. Charley phoned NASA, sure he will be paid well for the safe's return. Thinking it on the way to the moon, Dr. Bellows feels he's a crank and tells him to blow it up. Annie, a pawnbrokers buys the safe for $10 and phones NASA. Bellows tells her to junk it. The Professor settles for Tony's $25, hoping to get the safe back from Annie, but she reports it is on the way to Harry's scrap yard.

  

Episode 79 - Season 3, Episode 22: Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie - Part III

Jeannie refuses her wicked sister's offer to free her frog the safe in return for Tony. Jeannie II switches Tony's assignment for one in the Middle East. Tony is glad, feeling he can get help from Habib, chief of the genies, who lives in Bagdad. Jeannie panics when Dr. Bellows reports that this safe is due for another moon shot. As Tony dickers with local guides at the bazaar, Jeannie II, heavily veiled, whispers she will take him to Habib. Then she blinks him into a bird cage in the harem and tells him she will free Jeannie in a few years. One of the girls changes Tony smoke that pours out of the cage, but Jeannie II recaptures him. Dr. Bellows reports that Tony reached Bagdad, but is missing.

  

Episode 80 - Season 3, Episode 23: Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie - Part IV

After Jeannie has been in the safe for four weeks, she tells Tony that a genie locked up for a full moon belongs to the one frees her. Tony panics when Dr. Bellows reports that Dr. Wedemeyer, a demolition expert, is coming to open the safe. Tony sends Roger to delay him. Dr. Bellows assigns Roger to fly Wedemeyer. Tony buys all of Joe's ice cream and his bicycle cart. He paints the safe white, switches it for the ice cream case and persuades Joe to pedal it to his house. After a harrowing trip, Roger loses Wedemeyer, a nervous European, 100 miles away. Wedemeyer gets a lift and arrives at the blockhouse where the safe was stored. Tony convinces him it was moved to avoid an earthquake and to come to his house to open it.

  

Episode 81 - Season 3, Episode 24: Please Don't Feed the Astronauts

Roger and Tony volunteer for a food experiment at the base hospital. Jeannie thinks they're brave, until she hears of the Swedish nurses. To reduce Tony and Roger to wrecks, Comdr. Porter starts them off with a 12 flight climb and 20 laps around the water tower. Jeannie visits the starved, exhausted astronauts and whisks in a table of goodies. As she asks about the nurses, they hear a sweet voice outside. Furious, Jeannie vanishes with the food. Miss Lugosi, bearing large hypodermics, advances and the boys pass out. Porter delightedly notes their weight loss and goes for Bellows. Jeannie finds Roger and Tony too weak to stand. She blanks and Porter and Bellows find them full of pep. Porter claims it was his special vitamins and plans a real test: 5 days on Skull Island, living off the land, but Bellows warns of the mental effects of starvation.

  

Episode 82 - Season 3, Episode 25: My Master, the Ghost Breaker

James Ashley, a lawyer, informs Tony that he has inherited an English country house. Tony, Roger and Jeannie find its 300 years old and falling apart. The electricity is out and they go to bed by the light of candles, but are soon awakened by wailing and clanking chains. When a mirror shatters and Roger is rocked out of bed, Tony thinks its Jeannie. As she protests, a chandelier falls. Jeannie is sure its a ghost and Roger agrees. Then Sir Widgin Willingham arrives, announcing he bought the house from Mr. Ashley a week before. It was then in perfect condition and he asks why they wrecked it. Tony insists he owns it, but Willingham gives him 24 hours to leave. Tony realizes Ashley tried to scare him off and resolves to beat him at his own game.

  

Episode 83 - Season 3, Episode 26: Divorce, Genie Style

Jeannie resents Tony's praise of Mrs. Bellows' cooking and housekeeping and wants to show she's just as good. She asks Haji, master of the genies, to take away her powers. Reluctantly he agrees -- for one week. Mrs. Bellows hears Tony discussing Jeannie, who is trying her hand at keeping house. With no magic power, everything is a mess. Tony comes home to starched pajamas, boiled steak and ruined uniforms. When Jeannie complains that Tony doesn't appreciate her, Mrs. Bellows assumes they are married. She thinks Tony is a rotten husband and resolves to help Jeannie get a divorce.

  

Episode 84 - Season 3, Episode 27: My Double-Crossing Master

Tony bets with Roger that Jeannie is loyal and asks her to meet him at NASA. Then, disguised as "Geoffrey Tiffin-Smythe," he tells her Tony was called away. He is shocked when she agrees to lunch with him instead. Dr. Bellows assumes "Geoffrey" is a visiting English psychiatrist and insists on a consultation. "Geoffrey" tells Jeannie he can't lunch with her and invites her to dinner. Dr. Bellows unburdens himself and relates his problems with Major Nelson. "Geoffrey" cites Dr. Freud and advises Bellows not to inhibit Major Nelson. At home, Tony states he's working late. Jeannie replies she's going out with her old Uncle Geoffrey. Expecting "Geoffrey," Jeannie blinks out all trace of Tony. Roger meets "Geoffrey" and thinks he has won the bet. Tony wagers another $50 that Jeannie will say goodbye to "Geoffrey." Hiding, Roger sees Jeannie kissing "Geoffrey." Before Tony comes home, Jeannie blinks everything back. When Dr. Bellows arrives, asking for "Geoffrey," Tony runs in and out, switching from his own identity to "Geoffrey." Bellows wants to see them together and Tony thinks it over. When Jeannie produces another "Geoffrey," Tony realizes she knew all along. Jeannie explains she loves him, no matter who he is. As Roger berates Jeannie for deceiving Tony, Tony rips off his disguise. Roger pays off the bet.

  

Episode 85 - Season 3, Episode 28: Have You Ever Had a Genie Hate You?

Jeannie's wicked sister gives her two flasks of magic lotion a white one for love, a blue one for hate. She directs Jeannie to sprinkle a few drops of the white on Tony for herself. A few drops make Jeannie hate Tony and she pops him into the oven. As the flames roar, Roger stops by and dabs on some of the blue. Jeannie throws herself into Roger's arms declaring her love for her new master. Roger makes her pop Tony out of the oven but she warns she'll put him back if he even speaks her name. She blinks him under a guillotine then relents, but freezes his blood. Tony disrupts a conference by complaining of cold and frostbite, although, its 90 degrees. He explains its Operation Deep Freeze to Dr. Bellows. Roger makes lists of luxuries. Tony speaks to Jeannie again and is encased in ice. Jeannie II promises to make Tony the world's most famous playboy. He learns how she made Jeannie hate him but Jeannie II switches flasks again. At Roger's apartment, lavishly decorated, and filled with pretty girls, Roger is about to marry Jeannie. Tony uses some lotion and is shocked to land under a swinging scimitar. Roger dabs some on and joins him. Tony tricks Jeannie into pouring the other lotion on him. At once she loves him again. He rescues Roger empties the flasks and tells Jeannie her sister's plans. Jeannie II is horrified to find Tony an old man, and leaves. Tony asks Jeannie to change him back, but she feels he won't be bothered by other women this way.

  

Episode 86 - Season 3, Episode 29: Operation: First Couple on the Moon

Jeannie II offers to make sure Tony doesn't get to the moon with a woman. After describing beautiful modern scientists, Dr. Bellows introduces homely Dr. Murdock. Tony persuades him to pick a married couple, then meets Prof. Swanson, who moonlights as a cocktail waitress. Jeannie II poses as Dr. Rita Walters. A computer matches Tony with Prof. Swanson but the final choice depends on a physical fitness test. Prof. Swanson is agile but eclipsed by Jeannie III, who will train with Tony. She assures Jeannie they won't go to the moon - she wants to go to Venus with Tony. Roger woos Prof. Swanson until her fiancée, Turk Parker, a professional linebacker, arrives. Jeannie reveals Dr. Walters is Jeannie II, but declares she'll be terrified when she's locked up in the simulated moon house. As Dr. Bellows observes on TV, Tony tries to panic Jeannie II, but gets hysterical himself. Trying weightlessness, he floats to the ceiling. Jeannie II calmly follows Bellows' instructions and crashes Tony to the floor. Jeannie can't understand until she realizes her sister felt secure with Tony. Tony lures Jeannie II into a cylinder, slams on the lid, and finally disposes of it as ''Classified Trash." In the moon house, Jeannie wants to go to the moon with Tony. Trying to leave her alone, Tony is pinned to the wall, then crashes off. Dr. Bellows decides to go to the moon himself. He scrubs the projects when Turk punches him in the eye. As Tony leaves for a party to meet some beautiful twins, Jeannie pins him to the wall again.

  

Episode 87 - Season 3, Episode 30: Haven't I Seen Me Someplace Before?

Jeannie gives Roger one birthday wish. Unwittingly Roger wishes he could change with Tony, who is set to fly Trailblazer One. From then on, Tony and Roger inhabit each other's bodies, although each has his own voice. Mrs. Bellows has a confusing meeting with Roger. Unable to phone Roger, Tony and Jeannie go to the Officers Club. On his wife's report of her strange encounter, Dr. Bellows picks up Roger at Tony's house. Tony, as Roger, has difficulties at the Club, first with the Maitre D', and then with one of Roger's girlfriends. Jeannie blinks up a bloodhound to find Roger. Dr. Bellows feels Tony has been working too hard. Roger looks into a mirror and suddenly remembers his wish. Hot on the scent, the bloodhound drags Jeannie and Tony on a wild chase. They cause chaos in a Chinese laundry, almost drowning in starch, then at the NASA hospital where Dr. Bellows orders Nurse Fromkis to hold Roger. Tony and dog are frozen is place when the laundry starch hardens. Hearing Tony and Roger speak in each other's voices, Dr. Bellows runs for Gen. Peterson. Tony foils Bellows with ventriloquism. Roger insists on going on the space flight in Tony's body. Jeannie finally persuades him to take back his wish. Tony blasts off but Roger gets another wish from Jeannie. Tony finds Roger on his lap as they rocket through space.

  

Episode 88 - Season 4, Episode 01: U.F.Ohh! Jeannie

Tony and Roger land an experimental plane resembling a flying saucer in a field and are taken for Martians by a family of hillbillies. Forced to milk a cow, Tony squirts them with milk. He tries to escape with Roger but they trip and are hung up in the smokehouse. Jeannie appears with a picnic lunch and Clem, the teenage son, makes advances, mountain style. He demands a bear hug and finds a bear in his arms. Although inclined to shoot Tony and Roger before they tell revenue agents about their still, the hillbillies agree to phone NASA in the hope of a reward. Maw finds Clem suspended from a moose head and thinks Jeannie is a Martian, too. Paw prepares to shoot but Jeannie turns the gun to taffy. As she begins to blink out Tony and Roger, Paw knocks her out and hangs up all three with the hams again. Attracted to Roger, Daisy Lou frees them. Tony and Roger revive Jeannie with a drink from a bucket. Although giggling drunk on moonshine whiskey, Jeannie pops them to safety. While the hillbillies claim their reward, Dr. Bellows gapes as Tony and Roger, looking like Martians, emerge from the place. Back at the base, Gen. Charles orders Dr. Bellows to pull himself together as the astronauts, normal again, appear. Jeannie, in miniature, enjoys the situation.

  

Episode 89 - Season 4, Episode 02: Jeannie and the Wild Pipchicks

Jeannie's mother sends some homemade candy called Pipchicks. Tony eats one and has the strength of ten men. Jeannie explains it will soon wear off. Tony takes the Pipchicks to NASA where Dr. Bellows feels marvelous after sampling one and sends it to be analyzed. WAF Col. Finch thinks Tony made the candy and has solved the problem of space food. Although Tony protests he has no recipe, she transfers him to the Dietician's Section to concoct a fresh batch. Jeannie begs her mother for the recipe and gets a ten foot scroll with truckloads of ingredients. When Tony has trouble with the mixture, Jeannie blinks up a burro to stir it. The Pipchicks release all inhibitions. Col. Finch, becoming a playgirl, stalks Tony and Roger. Dr. Bellows imagines he's captain of a whaleboat and Roger becomes a martinet, strictly enforcing Army regulations. Tony sends Jeannie to her mother for an antidote after Gen. Peterson eats a Pipchick and mails some to the President and other top officials. When Peterson begins to repel an Indian attack, Tony locks him in and tries to intercept the mail. Jeannie finds him apparently talking to the mailbox and eats another Pipchick. Although everyone else is back to normal, they are still locked in. Believing he's a fireman, Tony chops down the door and squirts foam all over.

  

Episode 90 - Season 4, Episode 03: Tomorrow Is Not Another Day

Tony's newspaper fails to arrive and Jeannie blinks up a copy, but gets the wrong date from Roger. Roger leaves with the sports section and Tony chokes on reading the headline, "Astronaut Breaks Leg in Accident." To protect Tony, Jeannie blinks up a plastic bubble, and puts him into slow motion. At the base, Dr. Bellows confers with Comdr. Ross about the next day's flight. Tony clutches the newspaper and voices concern for Roger. Dr. bellows scoffs at premonitions as ignorant superstition. To back up Tony, Jeannie causes a series of minor mishaps. When Tony becomes wedged between two cars, she changes his leg to iron. Roger finds his paper has all that day's race results and heads for the track. Tony feels this is dishonest and follows with Jeannie. Watching Roger pocket his winnings, two touts, follow his choice, but Jeannie changes the winning number. After they tear up their tickets she changes it back. Later, Dr. Bellows announces a delay in the test flight. He is stunned when Tony fills in the details of an accident to Comdr. Ross, who broke his leg, but asks for a tip on next day's races. Jeannie blinks up an advance newspaper for Roger but it's for next year. Roger grabs the stock page, with Tony in hot pursuit.

  

Episode 91 - Season 4, Episode 04: Abdullah

Tony gets a shock when he finds Jeannie holding a baby. Then he learns she is minding Abdullah, her infant nephew, while his parents are on a belated honeymoon. Jeannie leaves to take over her brother's duties and Tony is left with the baby. To cover up, Roger tells Dr. Bellows a cold is keeping Tony at home. Hearing Roger's description of the symptoms, Bellows is sure Tony has developed Patagonian flu and rushes to examine him. Tony really feels sick when the doctor orders him into the hospital for observations. Roger takes over the care of Abdullah. Sally, one of Roger's girl friends, thinks the baby is his, and slaps him. Trying frantically to get out of the hospital, Tony mimics Dr. Bellows on the phone and orders his own release. He is about to escape when Roger arrives with the baby. Tony and Roger unwittingly take refuge in the maternity ward. When Frank Carson comes to visit his expectant wife, Tony hides ones the bedclothes and is soon on his way to the delivery room. Dr. Bellows is sure he's delirious. Later, Jeannie tells Tony the baby is back with its parents. Then Dr. Bellows reports that Tony has Persian flu, the first case in 2000 years. A nod from Jeannie confirms Tony's suspicions that he caught it from Abdullah.

  

Episode 92 - Season 4, Episode 05: Have You Heard the One About the Used Car Salesman?

Unable to start his car, Tony calls Jeannie to help. She knocks over a lamp post and a policeman gives Tony a bunch of tickets. Jeannie blinks them to a TV studio where Tony tapes an interview show, "The Hot Seat". They meet Dr. Bellows and his wife and her cousin, Homer. Tony introduces Jeannie as his cousin, and Homer immediately moves in. Unable to fend him off, Jeannie embroils Homer with a coffee machine, leaving him drenched,. She pops over to Tucker's Car Lot to have Tony's car repaired but Tucker persuades her to sell it for $400. At the Bellows' home, everyone watches "The Hot Seat," sponsored by Tucker. Jeannie finds a price tag of $1699 on Tony's car. She ruins Tucker's pitch on TV by exposing him as a cheat. When the Bellows and Homer see Jeannie on TV, Tony and Roger wreck the set. Jeannie gets Tucker's promise to be honest and buys back Tony's car for $400. Tucker gapes as she blinks it into shape and rides off in the back seat, chased by the cop. He accepts Tony's explanation that the driver-less car is a space control device, assuming Jeannie is a computer, but takes them all to the police station. Tony pretends to push a button and Jeannie pops out. He announces he activated the "self destruct" to maintain project security. Later, Tucker appears at Tony's house with a $500 car repair bill. From her bottle, Jeannie blinks and the car begins to fall apart.

  

Episode 93 - Season 4, Episode 06: Djinn Djinn, Go Home

Mrs. Bellows falls in love with a stray dog at Tony's house. While she is in the garage, the dog suddenly becomes invisible and attacks Tony. He dissuades Mrs. Bellows from taking the dog home while he seeks its owner. After the dog turns on Tony and Roger, Jeannie explains it is her own Djnn Djinn, who tracked her all the way from Baghdad. Tony yields to her please to keep the dog. At NASA as Dr. Bellows inquires about the dog for his wife, Djinn Djinn, invisible, bites Tony again. Jeannie suggests that Tony walk the dog to make friends with it. When Djinn Djinn pops out to chase a cat, the Bellows meet Tony dragging an empty leash. Mrs. Bellows decides to take the dog and Tony worries what will happen if Djinn Djinn vanishes before her eyes. Jeannie pops into NASA where Tony and Roger float in the air for experiments in weightlessness. Mrs. Bellows leaves the dog in her husband's office and it rips his uniform to shreds. Dr. Bellows comes to ask Tony to take the dog back. While he is gone, the unseen Djinn Djinn tears into General Peterson. Later, Jeannie explains that the dog, mistreated by palace guards as a puppy, hates uniforms. After Djinn Djinn rips off Mrs. Bellows' new military looking dress, Jeannie, posing as a little old lady, retrieves the dog. Tony, sure the dog likes him when he's out of uniform, is puzzled when Djinn Djinn turns ferocious again.

  

Episode 94 - Season 4, Episode 07: The Strongest Man in the World

Tony faces extinction in trying to rescue Jeannie from a gang of hoodlums. Jeannie blinks and Gen. Hamilton sees Tony knock out the whole gang. The General decided "One Punch Nelson" will represent the Air Force in the Armed Forces Boxing Tournament. He's sure he'll finally win a bet from Marine General Gutzy Gorman, whose fighters have been beating the Air Force for years. Tony tries to have Dr. Bellows pronounce him unfit, but Bellows refuses, and even has his wife bet $1 on Tony. To build up his confidence, Jeannie has Tony splitting table and tapping through doors with his bare hands. Mrs. Bellows persuades Jerry Quarry, husband of an old school chum, to train Tony. It is hard going until Jeannie blinks and Tony knocks Jerry out. Jeannie gets trapped in a locker dust before the big bout. Tony hits Killer Culligan but loses confidence when he stays on his feet. Killer bats him around until a man in the locker room finally frees Jeannie. One blink and Tony sends Killer through the ropes. Her work ended, Jeannie leaves, and Tony falls, out cold. The referee takes Jerry's suggestion and calls the match a draw. Later, Tony introduces Jerry to the new champion of the Armed Forces - Jeannie.

  

Episode 95 - Season 4, Episode 08: The Indispensable Jeannie

To test whether Tony and Roger can stand each other on a trip to the moon, Dr. Bellows orders Roger to move in with Tony. Since must do their own housekeeping, Tony sends Jeannie away for a week. A rift develops when 3 beautiful girls help Roger move in. Forced to leave the house while Roger is entertaining, Tony confides resentment to a soda jerk, who tells Dr. Bellows. Jeannie secretly cleans up the house and arranges to have every wish granted in her absence. Arriving to check, Dr: Bellows sees a cup of coffee in the air. When Tony and Roger quarrel about it, Dr. Bellows decides they can't work together, but defers his final decision. Tony and Roger realize what Jeannie did and test it by summoning a beautiful girl. Bellows returns to find the astronauts a perfect team, but when he wishes he knew the truth about the coffee, the quarrel begins again. Bellows decides to separate them and leaves. Roger wishes the roof would fall in, and it does. Tony asks Jeannie for help, and she slyly starts a fight between Dr. Bellows and his wife over a cocktail waitress. When Tony asks if they plan to separate, Dr. Bellows realizes he has been wrong in breaking up the team of astronauts. Roger remarks that a little tiff shouldn't make the roof fall in. Jeannie blinks, and it does.

  

Episode 96 - Season 4, Episode 09: Jeannie and the Top Secret Secret

To celebrate the anniversary of their first meeting, Jeannie surprises Tony by moving the house to Niagara Falls. He has her blink it back and promises to take her out. Then, Dr. Bellows orders him to deliver a film to the Pentagon, travelling secretly as a civilian. Tony asks Roger to take Jeannie out. Suspicious when Tony dresses up, Jeannie overhears Dr. Bellows mention Sgt. Marion. At the airport, Tony bumps into Valerie, a pretty girl. Aboard the plane, he accidentally trips her and she lands on his lap. Jeannie, posing as a stewardess, almost strangles them with their seat belts. Tony adjusts Valerie's chair and Jeannie plunges it back, flipping over all the passengers and then makes him spill a drink on Valerie. Seeing the film chained to Tony's wrist, Jeannie blinks. The generals expect a film on space projects. Instead, they see Tony and Roger imitating birds, flapping wooden wings and crashing a glider hitched to a car. They demand a Congressional investigation and court martial for Dr. Bellows. At home, as Roger and Jeannie plan their wedding, Tony phones for help. She tells him to ask Marion. Shocked to learn that Marion is a man, Jeannie promises to fix the film. Tony announces the first film was a psychological test. As he assures Dr. Bellows the real film will now be shown, HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, MASTER! flashes on the screen.

  

Episode 97 - Season 4, Episode 10: How to Marry an Astronaut

Jeannie's sister, married 47 times, tells her she's using the wrong methods to get Tony to propose. Wanting Tony for herself, Jeannie II pretends she is after Roger and instructs Jeannie to copy her moves to hook him. Wary of Jeannie II at first, Roger succumbs when she grants his every wish. Although Jeannie tries the same with Tony, everything goes wrong. Tony recounts the unpleasant experiences Roger had with Jeannie II in the past, but he proposes to her anyway. Tony agrees to be best man and the ceremony is planned for Dr. Bellows' garden. Tony confides his misgivings to Dr. Bellows. Feeling that his best friend's impending marriage has unhinged Tony, Bellows order's him to behave as a best man should. With the minister about to pronounce the final words, Jeannie II blinks and the best man and the groom exchange places. Horrified, Jeannie blinks and Tony and Roger switch again. In a duel between the sisters, everyone is enveloped in a dense fog and Jeannie manages to trap her sister in a bottle. Dressed as she is for a wedding, Jeannie makes a last futile attempt to lead Tony to the altar.

  

Episode 98 - Season 4, Episode 11: Dr. Bellows Goes Sane

Dr. Bellows sends General Peterson a report noting every strange incident in Tony's career. Incredulous, Peterson feels that Bellows has lost his mind. He orders Dr. Corbett, a young psychiatrist, to take over Dr. Bellows' post. Tony is worried that Corbett, adept at using every new method, will learn the truth. Tony appeals to Jeannie for help to prove that Bellows is sane. Everything they do only convinces Gen. Peterson that he's been right about Bellows. Trying once more, Tony has Jeannie become Dr. Corbett's secretary, with instructions to drive him crazy. When everything they do fails, Tony tells Jeannie to make a bear appear in Corbett 's office. Tony uses Corbett's hypno disc to put the doctor into a trance. When the bear picks him up, Corbett is sure it's Tony. Hypnotized, the psychiatrist tells Peterson that the bear is Tony acting out a childhood fantasy. Sure that Corbett is not too sane, Peterson reassigns Tony to Dr. Bellows' care. Corbett tells Dr. Bellows his version of the incident. Tony and Roger start worrying when the two psychiatrists begin comparing notes.

  

Episode 99 - Season 4, Episode 12: Jeannie the Guru

Tony finds that his new neighbors are Gen. Schaeffer and his hippie daughter, Suzie. Suzie learns Jeannie's secret and holds it as a threat over Tony. She runs a party in Tony's home and a weird assortment of hippies, with musical instruments arrive. The uproar brings the General to Tony's door but Jeannie blinks. up a Good Humor truck blaring the same music. Leaving for a trip, the General puts Suzie into Tony's charge with orders to keep out Harold, a hip poet. The General returns unexpectedly and Jeannie blinks Harold into a closet.. Harold and Suzie hail her as a guru. Mayor Bellows sees Tony in his wildly painted car, the work of Suzie and Harold. Jeannie changes Tony into an unrecognizable hippie Roger bears the brunt of Gen. Schaeffer's wrath and is given an exhausting assignment. Suzie orders Tony to announce her marriage to Harold to her father, or she will tell what she knows about Jeannie. The General orders Tony to join Roger. Later, as Tony tries to keep him from seeing Harold, Jeannie blinks the hippie into complete respectability. The General accepts Harold, but now Suzie rejects him. She takes up with Herman, a hulking motorcyclist, and announces he will be Tony's houseguest for a few weeks.

  

Episode 100 - Season 4, Episode 13: The Case of My Vanishing Master - Part I

Tony is working on a new plan for Apollo 12. He is unable to notify Jeannie when Dr. Bellows has him flown to a secret hiding place. Meanwhile, Bellows trains Pomfret, an intelligence agent who is Tony's double, to cover his absence. Dr. Bellows feels Tony's house is safe for the double, unaware that Jeannie is there. The double is thrown for a loss by the strange happenings and Jeannie's presence in the house. At first he thinks she's the maid, then Roger's girlfriend. When Dr. Bellows introduces the two Tonys to each other via TV, Tony panics when he learns Tony II is living in his house.

  

Episode 101 - Season 4, Episode 14: The Case of My Vanishing Master - Part II

Over TV, Roger informs Tony that his double plans to marry Jeannie. Meanwhile, Tony II tells Dr. Bellows of the strange girl who blinks things in and out and promises to introduce her to Bellows. When Rev. Benouli begins the Arabic marriage service, Tony II runs off, saying he's going for the marriage license. Roger tells Jeannie she's being tricked by an imposter. She is convinced when Tony II can't tell her how they met. Dr. Bellows arrives to find Jeannie posing as a surly housemaid. When she is grabbed by Tony II, Jeannie,blinks and he gets a terrible itch. Although Roger wants Tony II to go to the base hospital, Bellows orders him to stay at Tony's house. Roger reports that Tony is somewhere four hours east of Cocoa Beach by jet. Tony II, a spy, radios to his superiors. Jeannie makes strange things happen and Tony II, unhinged, frantically phones Dr. Bellows. Meanwhile, Tony returns. Jeannie is confused by the two Tonys, until Tony proves he's her real master by describing their first meeting. Bellows and Roger surprise Tony II trying to steal Tony's secret papers. Tony unmasks the spy, who turns on him until Jeannie blinks. Later, alone with Tony, Jeannie speaks of the lovely hiding place. As Bellows walks in, a Spanish flag appears.

  

Episode 102 - Season 4, Episode 15: Ride 'em Astronaut

Jeannie is chosen Queen of the Supermarkets for being the millionth customer at Food City. Meanwhile, Tony brushes off Dr. Bellows' request that he be Honorary Grand Marshall of the Cocoa Beach Rodeo because he's afraid of horses. Alarmed that Jeannie's being Queen might expose their relationship, Tony orders her to stay away from Food City. Charlie Akins, the Rodeo Manager, and Wild Bill Barrows, a rider, followed by Roger and the Food City manager, come to Tony's house to see Jeannie. If Wild Bill comes out top rider, he wins a date with Jeannie, with other prizes. Tony orders her to refrain from magic to stop Wild Bill from winning, to avoid arousing suspicion. Tony and Roger go to the Rodeo in cowboy regalia. They accidentally sign entry blanks and are terrified by the Brahma bulls. Tony sends Roger for Jeannie to rescue them. Roger can't find Jeannie and Tony ends up being roped by a calf. Trying to escape, he goes through the wrong gate and lands on a bucking bronco. As Tony desperately hangs on, Roger finally reaches Jeannie. She blinks, not only saving Tony but making him beat out Wild Bill. When Dr. Bellows accuses Tony of misleading him that he knew nothing about horses, Tony replies that he does know something about women.

  

Episode 103 - Season 4, Episode 16: Invisible House for Sale

Tony keeps Jeannie away from the secret island. Roger feels that Tony would have more time for Jeannie if he didn't own his own house. While Tony meets with Mr. Winkler, a new administrator, Jeannie blinks up a "For Sale" sign. Merkle, a realtor, brings Mrs. Winkler but she feels the house is too small. Posing as Mrs. Uppington-Smythe, Jeannie blinks up magnificent additions. Mrs. Winkler calls her husband at Tony's office. Stunned that Winkler plans to buy his house, Tony detains him but he phones his wife to put down a deposit. At home, Tony finds a "Sold" sign. Jeannie pops him into as apartment and welcomes him to their new home. Tony expresses delight at the bikini clad girls at the pool. Jeannie pops them back to the old homestead.. Jeannie feels if she removes the luxuries, the Winklers won't buy the house. After Tony instructs her to return the deposit without letting Mr. Winkler see the house, Jeannie blinks it into invisibility. Merkle and Winkler stare as Roger crashes around the invisible house. Winkler reports the empty lot and Dr. Bellows recognizes Tony's address. Jeannie restores the house including the extras. Returning, Mrs. Winkler thinks her husband is hallucinating. Since Jeannie has blinked the house back to normal, Mrs. Winkler hysterically describes the "estate" and Mrs. Uppington Smythe. Bellows is thankful that someone also seems to be crazy for a change.

  

Episode 104 - Season 4, Episode 17: The Jeannie Governor's Wife

Jeannie learns that Tony doesn't trust any political candidate and decides to run Tony himself for governor. Finding the living room filled with Tony's campaign posters, Dr. Bellows declares he can't be both a politician and an astronaut. Tony tries to explain it as a yoke and rips the posters off the wall, but others keep appearing. To prove to Roger that Tony could be elected, Jeannie blinks up a peep show machine showing crowds of enthusiastic voters. Seeing himself as Tony's assistant, controlling millions, Roger tries to persuade Tony to run. Tony refuses, despite floods of campaign contributions. Dr. Bellows looks into the machine, but sees only a belly dancer. To get rid of Jeannie until after the election, Tony sends her to Baghdad to campaign for him. Finally seeing through the ruse, Jeannie returns and redoubles her efforts. Dr. Bellows rushes for Gen. Peterson. In the machine, Tony views himself as a bridegroom. However, when Jeannie sees the bride - a sultry brunette - she blinks away the whole thing. Hoping to shock Gen. Peterson, Dr. Bellows tells him of the belly dancer. Again, Jeannie blinks and there is only a space craft launching. Determined to have a talk with Dr. Bellows, Gen. Peterson apologizes to Tony.

  

Episode 105 - Season 4, Episode 18: Is There a Doctor in the House?

Dr. Bellows and Gen. Peterson wonder if Tony is ready for a moon trip when be sleepwalks into the office. Roger finds that a whistle puts Tony to sleep and the next whistle wakes him up. Jeannie pops over to her Mama for help and discovers she has put Tony under a spell. She gets Mama to come back with her to remove it. Mama whistles but Dr. Bellows goes to sleep and she falls in love with him. Awakened, Tony says Mama can't have Bellows because he's married. Mama warns Tony to be quiet or she'll put him to sleep for 1000 years. She gives him an exotic necklace against sleeping sickness, which keeps everyone away, because it is garlic. Peterson thinks he's imagining things. Mama prepares to transport the sleeping Bellows to her home. When Tony is shocked that she would kidnap a master, Mama wakes up Bellows to get his consent. He doesn't know her and is puzzled by his sultan's robes. Jeannie blinks Bellows back to NASA. Trying to get his own genie, Roger offers himself in Bellows' place. Mama rejects him and pops out. Not believing their own eyes, Peterson and Bellows, puzzled by the robes, think they are crazy as Jeannie blinks them back into uniform.

  

Episode 106 - Season 4, Episode 19: Biggest Star in Hollywood

Tony and Dr. Bellows leave for Hollywood on NASA business. Gary Owens and George Schlatter of Laugh In see Jeannie pop in and out of a mirror as she waves goodbye to Tony. Roger overhears them ask Jeannie to appear on their show and immediately takes over as her agent. He convinces Jeannie to go along with his plans so she can impress Tory as a Hollywood celebrity. At the hotel in Hollywood, Roger tries to keep Tony from meeting Jeannie, whom he has billed as "Princess Anitra." However, a news photographer snaps them together in a corridor at midnight.. Tony convinces Bellows he was sleepwalking, but worries when Judy Carne shows him the picture. Determined to get Jeannie back to Cocoa Beach, Tony imprisons Jeannie in her bottle and tells Dr. Bellows it's shaving lotion. When Flip Wilson and Arte Johnson come to escort Jeannie to the studio, Dr. Bellows is shaving: As he opens Jeannie's bottle, she blinks and a baby skunk appears. Bellows emerges, choking. To elude him, Roger climbs out on the window ledge. Tony announces that Princess Anitra will not appear on the Laugh In, but Roger, still resolved to make it big as Jeannie's agent, grabs the bottle and declares the show will go on.

  

Episode 107 - Season 4, Episode 20: The Case of the Porcelain Puppy

After Jeannie reads how to turn things into porcelain in the Genie Journal, Tony finds that his report to Dr. Bellows is now porcelain. He explains he has taken up ceramics as a hobby. At home, Tony finds that Jeannie is taking care of Djinn Djinn, the invisible, uniform-hating dog, for a few days. Mrs. Bellows sees the porcelain report and asks to see more of Tony's work. Learning that the Bellows are coming, Tony asks Jeannie to turn the garage into a workshop. There, Jeannie accidentally turns Djinn Djinn into porcelain and pops off to Baghdad for the antidote. Amanda sees the porcelain dog and insists she wants it. Dr. Ferber, an art expert, declares it's a priceless 15th Century Peking Dog. When Tony tries to smash it, Dr. Bellows puts the dog in the NASA vault. Jeannie is shocked to find Djinn Djinn locked in a safe. When Gen. Peterson learns the statue was modeled after the dog that once bit him, he opens the safe to check. As Jeannie blinks, Djinn Djinn, now invisible, pops out and rips into everybody. The General calls Bellows a mad fiend for putting a dog in a safe. Posing as a little old lady, Jeannie retrieves Djinn Djinn. When Dr. Bellows asks for the statue, Jeannie blinks. Shattered pottery pops in at her feet and Dr. Ferber sobs for the lost treasure.

  

Episode 108 - Season 4, Episode 21: Jeannie for the Defense

In Clarkston, a trap for unwary motorists from the city, Tony brushes Edgar Crawford's car. Crawford pretends serious injury and his wife Thelma, begins to scream. Arrested and put in a cell with a drunk, Tony won't allow Roger to call Jeannie for help. She learns What happened when Roger phones Dr. Bellows. The drunk is incredulous when Jeannie blinks up food and finally whisks the cell back home. Tony orders her to change everything back, but to speed up Dr. Bellows. Crawford arrives at the trial in a wheelchair and Cashman, Tony's attorney, practically joins the DA, Farrow and Judge Miller in convicting him. Tony finally takes over his own defense. Jeannie speeds up Bellows' car and succeeds in turning the trial into a shambles. Tony realizes Crawford is the only one who can prove his innocence. When Jeannie blinks, Crawford's wheel chair smashes into a wall. Crawford dumps up, proving he's in perfect shape, as his wife chases him out of the courtroom. With Jeannie's help in speeding up his car, Bellows arrives, handcuffed to a traffic cop.

  

Episode 109 - Season 4, Episode 22: Nobody Loves a Fat Astronaut

Jeannie II learns that Tony would turn against anyone who interfered with his trip to the moon. Listing the dangers involved, she persuades Jeannie to try to get Tony to resign. At NASA, Gen. Schaeffer, Dr. Bellows, Roger and Tony are studying a movie of the moon's surface. When Jeannie fails to get Tony to resign Jeannie II takes over. Soon Tony is terrorized as roaring tigers and freight trains, invisible to everyone else, leap from the screen. General Schaeffer asks Dr. Bellows to check Tony's mental condition. Jeannie II steps up the terror and Tony is dropped from the flight. Sure Jeannie is responsible, Tony declares they're through. Tony convinces Jeannie that modern technology will guard him against all the dangers he will meet. Dr. Bellows decides to check the astronauts' weight. Jeannie II goes to work again and soon Tony weighs 300 pounds. When Tony convinces Jeannie II that he loves her, she blinks him back to normal. Roger pops a towel over her eyes so she can't blink, then hides her in a closet. Seeing Tony at his normal weight, Gen. Schaeffer decides there must be something wrong with Dr. Bellows. When the closet opens, Roger weighs 300 pounds and begins screaming for Jeannie.

  

Episode 110 - Season 5, Episode 01: Around the Moon in 80 Blinks

Jeannie kisses Tony goodbye before he goes into lunar orbit with Roger and Commander Wingate and then finds she has a cold. Realizing Tony has caught it, Jeannie decides to bring him back to take care of him. The cold affects her blink and, Commander Wing

  

Episode 111 - Season 5, Episode 02: Jeannie-Go-Round

When Tony plans to take Jeannie out on a date with Roger. and Betty, Jeannie II sees a chance to get Tony away from her sister. Posing as a press agent, she persuades Dr. Bellows that if the astronauts appear at a night club where comic Dave Barry is on t

  

Episode 112 - Season 5, Episode 03: Jeannie and the Secret Weapon

Jeannie hears Tony refer to Agnes, and then learns it stands for a space vehicle, Anti Gravity Nuclear Earth Station, being developed by NASA. Jeannie maintains it won't fly and blinks up a scale model to prove it. The model speaks to Bellows but Tony and

  

Episode 113 - Season 5, Episode 04: Blackmail Order Bride

At ceremonies for the astronauts, reporter, Farnum, decides to get a scoop on Tony. Posing as a plumber, he plants takes and a camera in Tony's house, which Jeannie is decorating When reporters pursue Tony and Roger home, Roger explains a man's home is hi

  

Episode 114 - Season 5, Episode 05: Jeannie at the Piano

To keep Dr. Bellows from seeing a miniature Jeannie, Tony hunches over an old piano and casually wishes he could play. Granting his wish, Jeannie blinks and Tony sounds like a virtuoso. Rebuked, she explains anyone playing the piano would sound great.

  

Episode 115 - Season 5, Episode 06: The Djinn, Djinn Pied Pipper

Tony mistakenly allows Jeannie to have Djinn Djinn, a shaggy genie dog, visit the base. Recognizing the animal, who had once turned NASA into a madhouse, Dr. Bellows orders him out, and soon finds his pants leg damp.

  

Episode 116 - Season 5, Episode 07: Guess Who's Going to Be a Bride - Part I

After Grand Uncle Suleiman offers Jeannie the throne of Basenji, she decides it would be a great gift for Tony. He thinks Suleiman and his ministers, Osman and Achmed, are from Kasha, Basenji's deadly enemy.

  

Episode 117 - Season 5, Episode 08: Guess Who's Going to Be a Bride - Part II

Although Tony declares he's glad Jeannie is gone, Roger finds him searching for her. Then Dr. Bellows reports that because of Hamid, Kasha's Ambassador, they have been ordered to the Arctic.

  

Episode 118 - Season 5, Episode 09: Jeannie's Beauty Cream

Dr. Bellows tells Tony of a promotion but warns that he must impress Gen. Whetherby with his stability. Then Jeannie gives Mrs. Bellows a jar of face cream that turns her into a gorgeous teenager. Unaware, Mrs. Bellows goes to NASA where Roger falls in love...

  

Episode 119 - Season 5, Episode 10: Jeannie and the Bachelor Party

To soothe Jeannie's jealousy of his attractive secretary, Tony promises to go shopping with her. Roger knows Tony doesn't want a party, but plans a surprise with Dr. Bellows. He orders Tony to a meeting at NASA and Roger smuggles in a bunch of girls disguised...

  

Episode 120 - Season 5, Episode 11: The Blood of a Jeannie

Shopping for an engagement ring with Tony, Jeannie sees a pickpocket steal his wallet. Before she can do anything, Tony rushes her to the License Bureau, and finds they must have blood tests. When Tony asks about genie blood, Jeannie assures him...

  

Episode 121 - Season 5, Episode 12: I'll See You in C.U.B.A.

Tony is set for an automated flight to Puerto Rico but Jeannie blinks him home to help with party plans and the plane takes off without him. Roger plays tennis with Tina, and Jeannie goes shopping at Quilty's with Mrs. Bellows. Jeannie finally blinks Tony...

  

Episode 122 - Season 5, Episode 13: Jeannie & the Mad Home Wrecker

To make room for wedding gifts, Tony pays Mr. Gelber $50 to cart away a load of junk, which he promptly sells to Roger. Jeannie's Uncle Yachmir sends a bed of nails and the Bellows bring Helasco's modern Mona Lisa, a hideous sculpture, with sound effects.

  

Episode 123 - Season 5, Episode 14: Uncle A-Go-Go

Jeannie's very British Uncle Azmire appears, announcing he must approve Tony. Then Uncle Vasemir, a Cockney, shows up to check on the future groom. As they fight, Tony arrives. Azmire and Vasemir disappear, warning Jeannie they will be observing Tony.

  

Episode 124 - Season 5, Episode 15: The Wedding

When photographers discover that Jeannie, because she is a genie, is invisible in processed photos taken during her wedding rehearsal, the extravagant and widely publicized Nelson nuptials are in jeopardy. Photographers from Life, Newsweek and...

  

Episode 125 - Season 5, Episode 16: The My Sister Homewrecker

Jeannie II is intent on uprooting her sister's recent marriage to Tony because she feels that the newly wed astronaut should have been hers. When a big reception is planned for Major Biff "Jet Stream" Jellico, a newly arrived astronaut at NASA, he falls...

  

Episode 126 - Season 5, Episode 17: The Jeannie Matchmaker

After forgetting their golf dates for Saturday, Tony spends the day with Jeannie leaving Roger to play tennis alone. Jeanie goes to a computer match service to find a girl for Roger and ends up with Laverne Sadelko, who happens to be the computer operator...

  

Episode 127 - Season 5, Episode 18: Never Put a Genie on a Budget

While Tony and Roger are being briefed by Dr. Bellows on the oncoming visit of Russian Cosmonaut Major Gregorian, Jeannie calls to tell Tony she's in jail. Shopping the day before, she noticed Mrs. Bellows did not pay for any of her purchases but simply...

  

Episode 128 - Season 5, Episode 19: Please Don't Give My Jeannie No More Wine

At the Bellows dinner, Tony realizes he forgot to bring a gift. Jeannie blinks up a bottle of wine, Persian "Emir's Delight" bottled in 1591. Dr. Bellows tastes it and starts fading out, still passing around the bottle. Busy serving, his wife doesn't...

  

Episode 129 - Season 5, Episode 20: One of Our Hotels Is Growing

Jeannie, Tony, Roger and the Bellows are all going to California. The trip is taking the place of Jeannie 's honeymoon. As they get to their hotel and ask for their rooms, there is no space available. The hotel clerk wishes that there was an extra floor...

  

Episode 130 - Season 5, Episode 21: The Solid Gold Jeannie

After a space trip, Tony, Roger and Commander Wingate are confined to Isolation Chambers. When Jeannie and Wingate's pregnant 'wife, Sally, come to the visitor's room, Jeannie rushes to Tony and passes through the glass partition. Tony realizes she might...

  

Episode 131 - Season 5, Episode 22: Mrs. Djinn Djinn

Djinn Djinn, the genie dog, makes another appearance at the Nelson home. After the havoc caused by his last visit, Tony had given Jeannie absolute instructions that Djinn Djinn was not welcome at their home. However, this time Djinn Djinn is accompanied by...

  

Episode 132 - Season 5, Episode 23: Jeannie and the Curious Kid

Tony and Roger come home as Jeannie is in her bottle cleaning it. She is trapped there when the Bellows arrive to ask if Jeannie and Tony will mind their nephew, Melvin, for the day. Thinking the coast is clear, Jeannie comes out of the bottle only to find...

  

Episode 133 - Season 5, Episode 24: Jeannie the Recording Secretary

Jeannie is made Recording Secretary of the Officers' Wives Association and meets Mrs. Endicott, the Admiral's wife, who is conducting the First Annual Good Husband Award. Mrs. Endicott and her committeewomen will interview all the officers in their homes.

  

Episode 134 - Season 5, Episode 25: Help, Help! a Shark

General Schaeffer and General Fitzhugh are playing billiards in the NASA rec hall when Tony enters to ask General Schaeffer if he can have a three day pass to take Jeannie to Bermuda. The two generals are playing for a trophy, which General Schaeffer hasn't...

  

Episode 135 - Season 5, Episode 26: Eternally Yours, Jeannie

When Tony gets a sweet smelling letter from Fowler's Corners, Ohio, Jeannie smells trouble. His former high school sweetheart, Bonnie Crenshaw, not realizing he's married, writes "Bunky" (Tony's teenage nickname) that she's coming. When Bonnie arrives...

  

Episode 136 - Season 5, Episode 27: An Astronaut in Sheep's Clothing

Tony and Jeannie are soon to celebrate their six month anniversary. Tony is a bit apprehensive as Jeannie has observed their anniversary each month by blinking up some extravagant present, some of which are hard to explain. He happens to see Commander Jay...

  

Episode 137 - Season 5, Episode 28: Hurricane Jeannie

A hurricane strikes Cocoa Beach marooning Jeannie, Tony, Roger and Dr. Hallows in the Nelson home, where Tony will use the telephone to "talk down" two astronauts circling over the storm. When electric and power lines crash down all over the base, Jeannie...

  

Episode 138 - Season 5, Episode 29: One Jeannie Beats Four of a Kind

Captain Ross has arrived at NASA, initiating an investigation to find the card sharp who is fleecing the men on the base. That night there is a friendly poker game at Tony's house. In attendance are Roger, Dr. Bellows, General Schaeffer and...

  

Episode 139 - Season 5, Episode 30: The Chili King

Tony's Texas cousin, Arvel, is a con man. Roger knows it because the cowboy cousin just sold him a phony sapphire ring. Jeannie doesn't know it, but she is craftily led into assisting Arvel market "Cousin Tony's Texas Chili" with a picture...

  



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