I Dream of Jeannie

A rocket launch intended for a space mission fails, leaving Captain Anthony Nelson stranded on a remote desert island.

Jeannie transports Tony to ancient Persia to confront Ali, a fearsome giant-killer, in a quest to restore her honor.

Tony and Roger are on a survival mission when they encounter Jeannie, who appears to have tracked them down.

General Stone is offered an ambassadorial position abroad and extends an invitation to Tony to accompany him as a military attaché.

Jeannie enlists in the Women's Air Force with the goal of becoming Tony's secretary.

Tony becomes a suspect in Jeannie's disappearance after she vanishes from a yacht following an argument with him, in which he tells her to go home.

Dr. Bellows becomes concerned about Tony's ability to perform a spacewalk and sends him to the base for medical evaluation.

Jeannie tries to adopt the ideal of an American woman as described in a magazine, hoping to win Tony's approval.

Tony dines with a renowned Hollywood actor, leading to an awkward yet revealing evening.

Jeannie uses her magic to summon one of her great grandfathers to help Tony with a scientific challenge: converting salt water into fresh water.

An eight-year-old boy named Custer admires Tony and becomes fascinated after witnessing Jeannie's magical abilities, prompting him to share the experience with his parents.

Tony's former girlfriend Diane visits and invites him to dinner, causing tension with Jeannie, who becomes jealous.

Tony and Roger are tasked with hosting two visiting Russian cosmonauts, navigating cultural differences and the challenge of keeping their guests entertained.

Jeannie follows her mother's suggestion to gain Tony's attention by pretending to accept Roger's marriage proposal, hoping to provoke a reaction from him.

Dr. Bellows believes married men are more suitable for space missions, prompting Jeannie to ask Tony to marry her again.

Jeannie and Tony must travel to Mecca on the day of Ramdah to recite sacred words, or Jeannie will lose her powers and enter limbo.

Roger uncovers a secret about Jeannie and takes her without Tony's knowledge.

Roger faces consequences after keeping Dr. Bellows' niece out late on a date, leading to a punishment that sends him to a remote island for thirty days.

Tony embarks on a three-week business trip to Rome, leaving the rest of the team to manage the office in his absence.

Tony shares with Jeannie that he once dreamed of becoming a surgeon, and in her typical fashion, she transports him into an operating room where a man named Roger is about to undergo an appendectomy.

Frustrated by Jeannie's frequent use of magic to assist with household tasks, Tony demands that she promise never to use her powers for his benefit again.

Tony and Roger travel to Reno to celebrate their promotions to the rank of Major following a series of local lectures they delivered.

Tony is paired with General Peterson to play in a championship golf match against two Navy men, after Jeannie magically transforms him into a top-tier golfer.

Dr. Bellows discovers an elephant in Tony's bedroom, but when he returns with General Peterson, the room appears unchanged.

Roger introduces his friends to Madame Zolta, a mysterious and enigmatic woman who claims to possess the gift of clairvoyance and offers insights into the future.

The astronauts create artwork intended for a charity auction.

Jeannie takes a pair of ancient slippers from a museum exhibit, recognizing them as her own from 2000 years prior.

Tony is tasked with accompanying a visiting princess, but Jeannie reveals that due to a longstanding family conflict, she is determined to kill her.

Dr. Bellows convinces Tony to perform a magic show at NASA, believing his apparent levitation in a floating chair is a trick worth showcasing.

Tony, suffering from amnesia after being struck by a vase, believes Jeannie is a normal woman and quickly develops feelings for her.