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1. The Lady in the Bottle Captain Tony Nelson, an astronaut, is engaged to Melissa Stone, daughter of General Wingard Stone, his commanding officer.
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2. My Hero? Jeannie tells Tony that a man hit her at the market.
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3. Guess What Happened On The Way To The Moon? To test man's ability to survive on the moon, Captain Nelson, and fellow astronaut, Captain Healey, are ordered to spend a week in Furnace Canyon, Nevada.
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4. Jeannie and the Marriage Caper Although the date hasn't been set, Tony forbids Jeannie from accompanying Melissa and himself on their honeymoon.
26min October 9, 1965 -
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5. G. I. Jeannie Jeannie gets jealous on discovering that Tony has a sexy new secretary.
26min October 16, 1965 -
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6. 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.
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7. Anybody Here Seen Jeannie? After telling Tony that he 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 check-up.
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8. The Americanization Of Jeannie Feeling that Jeannie must widen her horizons, Tony gives her a book "How To Be A Woman."
26min November 6, 1965 -
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9. The Moving Finger Tony is assigned as technical director on a new astronaut movie being filmed in Hollywood.
26min November 13, 1965 -
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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.
26min November 20, 1965 -
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11. Whatever Happened To Baby Custer? A series of reports by eleven-year-old Custer to his father, Major Ulysses S. Jamison, on the strange feats of magic at Tony's house results in the Major taking his son to Dr. Bellows.
26min November 27, 1965 -
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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.
26min December 4, 1965 -
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13. Russian Roulette Jeannie agrees not to date Roger if Tony doesn't go out with other girls.
26min December 11, 1965 -
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14. What House Across the Street? Unable to persuade Tony to marry her, Jeannie decides she needs a mother's counsel.
26min December 18, 1965 -
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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.
26min December 25, 1965 -
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16. Get Me To Mecca On Time Jeannie finds her strength and power to perform magic weakening.
26min January 9, 1966 -
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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.
26min January 15, 1966 -
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18. Is There An Extra Jeannie In The House? Roger keeps Sheila, Dr. Bellows' niece, out long past her uncle's curfew.
26min January 22, 1966 -
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19. Never Try To Outsmart A Genie Tony tells Jeannie the government is sending him to Rome. fellow passenger, or else she will have to travel in her bottle.
26min January 29, 1966 -
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20. My Master The Doctor Roger is to have an operation.
26min February 5, 1966 -
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21. Jeannie And The Kidnap Caper Tony insists that Jeannie stop waiting on him.
26min February 12, 1966 -
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22. How Lucky Can You Get? Tony and Roger decide to go to Reno.
26min February 19, 1966 -
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23. Watch The Birdie Tony, accompanied by Jeannie, goes to the golf course to deliver some documents to General Peterson.
26min February 26, 1966 -
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24. The Permanent House Guest Jeannie is disappointed that Tony has never asked for anything big, like a yacht.
26min March 5, 1966 -
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25. Bigger Than A Bread Box And Better Than A Genie Madam Zolta, a fortuneteller, impresses Roger with her knowledge of his past.
26min March 12, 1966 -
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26. My Master, The Great Rembrandt The astronauts paint pictures to be auctioned off at the Air Force Benefit Show.
26min March 19, 1966 -
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27. My Master, The Thief Nostalgia grips Jeannie when she learns the local museum is showing an exhibit from Bukistan, her old home.
26min April 2, 1966 -
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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.
26min April 9, 1966 -
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29. My Master, The Magician Jeannie brings dinner to Tony's office.
26min April 23, 1966 -
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30. I'll Never Forget What's Her Name Tony receives a letter asking him to escort Miss Gordon around Cocoa Beach.
26min May 7, 1966
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Product Details
| Genres | Fantasy, Comedy, Kids & Family |
|---|---|
| Director | Gene Nelson |
| Starring | Barbara Eden, Larry Hagman |
| Supporting actors | Karen Sharpe, Hayden Rorke, Philip Ober, Baynes Barron, Joe Higgins, Richard Reeves, Warren J. Kemmerling, Patricia Scott, Don Dubbins, Bill Daily, Jack Klugman |
| Season year | 1966 |
| Network | Sony Pictures Home Entertainment |
| Executive Producer | Sidney Sheldon |
| Purchase rights | Stream instantly and download to 2 locations Details |
| Format | Amazon Instant Video (streaming online video and digital download) |
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84 of 92 people found the following review helpful
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lighten_up_already2
VINE VOICE on March 26, 2006
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A few years ago I started watching IDOJ for the first time since I was a kid on cable TV reruns. As an adult, I was able to perceive many things that simply went over my head as a child. This was actually quite an edgy show by mid 1960's standards. Oh how I wished this show would be released on DVD, and lo and behold it my wish was granted!
(And, I bought the B&W version because I prize historical accuracy. I want to see exactly what was shown on TV back then, without the lousy TV's we had back then.)
You've got a blond bombshell, who is eager to please in every way a man could imagine, living out of wedlock with an astronaut, who represented the most heroic all-american roll models we had back in the 1960's. And somehow, for years, this show provided good clean TV fun for millions of viewers.
Part of why it worked I suppose is that Jeannie really wanted to marry Tony, and slowly but surely she broke down his resolve not to marry her until toward the end of the series, when they actually do get married. The meta-narrative of the show is that
Jeannie got her wish. (Oh yeah, and she slept in her bottle until she did!)
Is IDOJ really a "knockoff" of Bewitched? Yes and no. I rather think of IDOJ as an improvement.
For example, the last scene in the pilot has Tony walking into his bedroom and closing the door, Jeannie turning to smoke and entering his bedroom under the door, Tony yelling "Knock it off!!" or something like that, and Jeannie coming back out from under the door and reappearing with a wink to the camera. It's all left to the imagination what happened in there and it's funny!
And that's where IDOJ is very different from Bewitched.Read more ›
(And, I bought the B&W version because I prize historical accuracy. I want to see exactly what was shown on TV back then, without the lousy TV's we had back then.)
You've got a blond bombshell, who is eager to please in every way a man could imagine, living out of wedlock with an astronaut, who represented the most heroic all-american roll models we had back in the 1960's. And somehow, for years, this show provided good clean TV fun for millions of viewers.
Part of why it worked I suppose is that Jeannie really wanted to marry Tony, and slowly but surely she broke down his resolve not to marry her until toward the end of the series, when they actually do get married. The meta-narrative of the show is that
Jeannie got her wish. (Oh yeah, and she slept in her bottle until she did!)
Is IDOJ really a "knockoff" of Bewitched? Yes and no. I rather think of IDOJ as an improvement.
For example, the last scene in the pilot has Tony walking into his bedroom and closing the door, Jeannie turning to smoke and entering his bedroom under the door, Tony yelling "Knock it off!!" or something like that, and Jeannie coming back out from under the door and reappearing with a wink to the camera. It's all left to the imagination what happened in there and it's funny!
And that's where IDOJ is very different from Bewitched.Read more ›
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46 of 52 people found the following review helpful
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S. Phillips
on March 15, 2006
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Only the first season was shot in black and white, so you only have to choose the original or colorized for the first season. Some say you can just buy the color version and turn the color on the set down to watch the black and white, but this does NOT really work, as the grey scales are thrown off. I mean, if you take a finely detailed pencil drawing with many shades of gray, have your kid use his crayons on it, and then take a black and white photo of the result, it would not look like the original!(The second season on will of course be in color only as originally seen.)
I do not see any edits on this set; all shows appear to be the complete network versions, about 4 minutes longer than the edited stuff TV Land runs! The pilot isn't really edited, despite what one reviewer claims. Maybe he's seen the slightly alternate/extended version that has surfaced in some places? There are two versions of the pilot. Which ever version of the pilot is included, it's 25 mins long, and so are the rest of the episodes. You'll see many scenes that are cut out of reruns, so don't hesitate to buy this set.
I do not see any edits on this set; all shows appear to be the complete network versions, about 4 minutes longer than the edited stuff TV Land runs! The pilot isn't really edited, despite what one reviewer claims. Maybe he's seen the slightly alternate/extended version that has surfaced in some places? There are two versions of the pilot. Which ever version of the pilot is included, it's 25 mins long, and so are the rest of the episodes. You'll see many scenes that are cut out of reruns, so don't hesitate to buy this set.
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36 of 42 people found the following review helpful
By
N. Martinez
on January 12, 2006
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Yay!
IDOJ is finally getting the magic treatment it deserves, the show will be released in both B&W and color, although only season one was filmed in black and white. Also be on the look out for the IDOJ movie starring Jessica alba as Jeannie, Jimmy Fallon as Major Nelson , no word on who will play Dr.Bellows or my favorite character on the show Major Roger Healy.
HERE IS A SUMMARY OF THE SHOW'S FIRST SEASON...
1. The Lady in the Bottle
Captain Anthony Nelson, finds himself stranded on a desert island. Where he finds a bottle lying on the sand. Only to find a Jeannie inside, who'm declares Tony her new master.
2.My Hero?
Jeannie blinks Captain Nelson to ancient Persia, to avenge her honor .While she visits her parents and happily announces that captain Nelson is the man she'd wish to marry .
3.Guess What Happened on the Way to the Moon?
Tony &Roger our out on a mission with Jeannie in toe. She tries to make Tony as comfortable as possible, But neglects to take care of Roger.
4. The Marriage Caper
The departing General Stone offers Tony the a job , The General's daughter, Melissa, Tony's fiancée, urges him to accept and move up their wedding date.
5. G.I. Jeannie
Jeannie joins the WAAF's in hopes of becoming Tony's secretary, but things don't turn out as planned.
6. The Yacht Murder Case
Onboard a yacht for a meeting, Tony is followed by Jeannie. With witnesses around Tony argues with Jeannie and tells her to go home. When she does everyone assumes Tony is has has done something to her.
7. Anybody Here Seen Jeannie
Captain Nelson will be doing a space walk . Dr.Read more ›
IDOJ is finally getting the magic treatment it deserves, the show will be released in both B&W and color, although only season one was filmed in black and white. Also be on the look out for the IDOJ movie starring Jessica alba as Jeannie, Jimmy Fallon as Major Nelson , no word on who will play Dr.Bellows or my favorite character on the show Major Roger Healy.
HERE IS A SUMMARY OF THE SHOW'S FIRST SEASON...
1. The Lady in the Bottle
Captain Anthony Nelson, finds himself stranded on a desert island. Where he finds a bottle lying on the sand. Only to find a Jeannie inside, who'm declares Tony her new master.
2.My Hero?
Jeannie blinks Captain Nelson to ancient Persia, to avenge her honor .While she visits her parents and happily announces that captain Nelson is the man she'd wish to marry .
3.Guess What Happened on the Way to the Moon?
Tony &Roger our out on a mission with Jeannie in toe. She tries to make Tony as comfortable as possible, But neglects to take care of Roger.
4. The Marriage Caper
The departing General Stone offers Tony the a job , The General's daughter, Melissa, Tony's fiancée, urges him to accept and move up their wedding date.
5. G.I. Jeannie
Jeannie joins the WAAF's in hopes of becoming Tony's secretary, but things don't turn out as planned.
6. The Yacht Murder Case
Onboard a yacht for a meeting, Tony is followed by Jeannie. With witnesses around Tony argues with Jeannie and tells her to go home. When she does everyone assumes Tony is has has done something to her.
7. Anybody Here Seen Jeannie
Captain Nelson will be doing a space walk . Dr.Read more ›
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24 of 29 people found the following review helpful
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Dr J
on September 21, 2006
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I'm not reviewing the show itself, but rather the colorization. (If you've seen the show, you know whether you like it; if you haven't seen it, you can read the many other reviews.) The show is lighthearted fun and not to be taken seriously, but if I'm bothered by the colorization, it must be really bad. Unless you like Jeannie with orange hair and people who look like they've drunk a bottle of ink, skip this version and get the BW set. Then you won't be constantly distracted by weird and wrong colors.
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