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.

Jeannie inadvertently causes Tony's space mission to crash-land on the island where they first met, coinciding with their one-year anniversary.

Jeannie believes Tony has been overworking and takes action by making every day feel like Sunday to help him relax.

Jeannie accidentally invites a man into the house who mocks Tony's artistic taste, prompting her to summon valuable artworks. The man, however, is an IRS agent, complicating the situation.

Tony is surprised by Jeannie's ability to control the weather and unintentionally wishes for snow. When it begins to snow, Dr. Bellows arrives, raising suspicions, and some at the base begin to believe Tony is responsible for the weather change.

Tony must retake an eye exam to qualify for his next assignment, and with his vision failing, Jeannie temporarily gives him x-ray vision to help him pass.

Roger plans to go on a date with a beauty queen and arranges one for Tony as well. Before he can inform Tony, Jeannie, upset with Roger, transforms him into a poodle.

Tony expresses a wish to have lived in the Old West, and Jeannie uses her magical powers to send him back in time to experience that era.

Jeannie's efforts to help Tony lead to unintended complications, prompting Roger to recommend she study *Tales of Arabian Nights* to better understand and control her magical abilities.

Jeannie becomes jealous of a former friend of Tony's and promises not to interfere after he asks her to stay out of the situation. Unbeknownst to them, the woman is the wife of a mobster.

Jeannie becomes upset when she realizes she doesn't know her birthday and has never had a party. As she begins to fade, Tony and Roger vow to use NASA's resources to discover the date.

Tony tries to obtain Jeannie's birth date from Roger, who was stationed in Alaska, just as Jeannie vanishes permanently.

Jeannie becomes concerned that Tony is neglecting their relationship due to his intense focus on football.

General Peterson, impressed by Tony's operatic singing, registers him for the NASA talent competition.

Jeannie uses her powers to make Roger irresistible to women in an effort to help him feel better.

Tony attracts the attention of authorities after Jeannie deposits three million dollars into his bank account, despite his low astronaut salary.

With Tony's permission, Jeannie writes and publishes a successful book on childcare, but lists Tony as the author. Dr. Bellows tests Tony by having him babysit his mischievous nephew, and later, General Peterson asks Tony to care for his quiet niece.

Roger persuades Tony to allow Jeannie to grant him a wish, and in a moment of clumsiness, he wishes he hadn't spilled coffee on Tony—effectively making it so he never did. The accident results in a mysterious fabric that resists burning, staining, and cutting. Dr. Bellows becomes intrigued by the fabric's properties and begins investigating how Tony could have created such a remarkable material.

Dr. Bellows becomes suspicious of Tony after seeing him at a NASA meeting and later in Paris having lunch with Jeannie at the same time, leading to questions about his true identity and intentions.

Jeannie takes Tony's car without permission, leading to his appearance in traffic court.

Dr. Bellows and his wife unexpectedly visit Tony's home, where Mrs. Bellows becomes fixated on Jeannie's magic bottle. In an attempt to obtain a copy, a mistake at the shop causes the real bottle to be given to the Bellows, trapping Jeannie inside.

Tony reluctantly takes a private sector job despite Roger and Jeannie's attempts to dissuade him by showing him a negative version of his future, but he remains committed to his decision.

Tony discovers that he has the opportunity to send Jeannie away permanently on the occasion of Haji's birthday and must decide whether the benefits of having her around outweigh the constant chaos she brings.

General Peterson asks Tony to arrange for Sammy Davis Jr. to perform at a NASA tenth-anniversary celebration.

Jeannie unintentionally reduces Tony's size at the same time a stray cat enters the house, leading to complications.

Tony is transported to the past to confront the pirate Captain Kidd, who has captured one of Tony's ancestors.

Jeannie takes a job as General Peterson's secretary in an effort to secure a promotion for Tony. When she fails a security screening, she becomes a suspect in a potential espionage investigation.

Jeannie casts a love spell on Tony, which Haji discovers and uses to force him into a series of dangerous accidents that can only be resolved by breaking the spell.

Tony expresses a desire to speak with Napoleon, so Jeannie transports them to the past. However, Napoleon suspects Tony is a spy and intends to have him executed.

Tony learns that genies lose their powers upon marrying a mortal and decides to propose to Jeannie. When Roger and Jeannie discover their children may inherit magical abilities, Jeannie attempts to keep Roger at a distance to prevent Tony from finding out.

Jeannie uses her magical abilities to create a cake that causes Tony and his dinner guests to regress to childhood, leading to a series of comedic and chaotic moments as they lose their adult inhibitions.

Roger invites Jeannie and Tony to a modern-themed party but neglects to remember their scheduled NASA meeting that evening. They fabricate an excuse to skip the meeting with Dr. Bellows, but their plan backfires when Roger and his wife unexpectedly show up at his home.

Tony and Roger attempt to train a chimpanzee for a lunar mission, with Jeannie transforming the chimp into a human. When she tries to reverse the transformation, she mistakenly turns Tony into a chimp instead.

Jeannie reunites with her long-lost sister after 2,000 years, but tensions arise when her sister becomes interested in Tony. Seeing a picture of him, the sister tricks Jeannie into returning to the bottle and takes her place in an attempt to win Tony for herself.

While Jeannie and Tony are vacationing in Hawaii, they encounter a con man who attempts to trick Jeannie into trading the ancient pin she received from Tutankhamun for diamonds he claims to have found on a local beach.

Jeannie attempts to demonstrate her ability to live without her magical powers by temporarily transferring them to Tony for a 24-hour period.

Tony and Roger meet with a navy commander who believes astronauts lack toughness and subjects them to a grueling training regimen to test their endurance.

Tony must abandon his long-awaited vacation when Mrs. Bellows enlists him to find a performance group for a charity bizarre.

Tony and Roger are tasked with participating in a film that documents a typical day in the life of an astronaut.

Jeannie accidentally hits her head and loses her memory while at NASA, causing confusion and concern among those around her. Tony must intervene to help her and prevent her from being taken into custody by government officials.

Tony's mother visits and expresses a strong desire to see him married, causing tension in his relationship with Jeannie.

Jeannie becomes jealous when Tony is pursued by glamorous movie star Bootsie Nightingale, who is interested in him for the publicity it would generate.

Jeannie's sister visits and offers to help her learn how to persuade Tony to marry her.

Tony asks Jeannie to assist someone else while he works on an important report, but she inadvertently helps a group of bank robbers carry out a heist.

Jeannie is tasked with training a new genie, passing on the knowledge and responsibilities of being a helper to others.

Tony and Roger Healey are sent to Hawaii for Air Force duties but mislead Jeannie into thinking they are going to the North Pole to keep her from joining them. While there, Tony begins a relationship with Eleanor, the daughter of an admiral. When Jeannie discovers the truth, Tony attempts to manage her anger by claiming they are on a Top Secret Mission that includes protecting Eleanor.

Jeannie uses her powers to resurrect King Kamehameha, bringing him to the modern-day Hawaiian Islands in 1967. As they tour the changed landscape, the king grows disheartened, believing his legacy has been forgotten, and begins plotting to reclaim the islands under his rule once more.

Tony accidentally traps Jeannie inside a moon safe and frantically attempts to free her before it is launched into space.

Tony and Roger hire Charlie and the Professor to crack a safe, but they discover they've been betrayed and robbed. Worried that the inexperienced safecrackers might trigger an explosion by using the wrong combination, Tony races to locate the safe before it's too late.

Jeannie's sister visits and, unable to find Jeannie, enters Tony's bedroom alone. Roger overhears Tony mention that Jeannie is locked in a safe and decides to take Tony for himself. She manipulates travel orders so Tony is sent to the Middle East while another officer takes his place. Disguising her voice as Jeannie's, she convinces Tony to seek out Hadji, the master of all the Jeannies, in Baghdad. Upon arrival, Tony discovers it is actually the palace of Jeannie's sister's master, who imprisons him in a birdcage. Meanwhile, Roger at NASA learns of Tony's arrival in Baghdad.

Tony must race against time to open a locked safe containing Jeannie before she is lost forever, as the rules of genie ownership change after a month of captivity. With a 72-hour countdown and a dangerous explosive mechanism, Tony enlists Dr. Whitemeyer's expertise to both defuse the threat and reclaim Jeannie.

Tony and Roger agree to a special diet and training program supervised by Swedish nurses and Commander Porter, though Jeannie is skeptical. After passing rigorous physical tests—with some unexpected assistance from Jeannie—they are taken into the wilderness for a challenging final test of their new regimen.

Tony, Jeannie, and Roger travel to England to investigate a mansion Tony has inherited. They soon discover that the property is haunted, leading to a series of eerie encounters.

Tony expresses admiration for Mrs. Bellows, which causes Jeannie to feel upset, leading her to ask Haji to remove her powers for a week. As Jeannie struggles with life without her abilities, Tony regrets his loss. Amanda Bellows visits Jeannie and suggests she should get a divorce.

Tony wagers with Roger that Jeannie could never be interested in another man, prompting him to impersonate a British officer. As Jeannie grows attracted to the "officer," Tony begins to feel jealous of his own disguise.

Jeannie's sister visits to give her a birthday gift, which includes two enchanted lotions meant to strengthen Jeannie's loyalty to her master and hatred of enemies, but the bottles are switched. After Jeannie mistakenly uses the wrong lotion on Tony, she becomes compelled to torment him, shrinking him and subjecting him to various cruel fates. Roger accidentally uses the love lotion on Jeannie, causing her to fall for him, and later misapplies the hate lotion on himself, leading to further chaos as Tony and Roger both fall victim to the magic.

Dr. Bellows oversees the training of the first male and female astronauts set to travel to the moon. Concerned about Tony being left alone on the moon with an attractive woman, Jeannie enlists the help of her more mischievous counterpart, Evil Sister Jeannie, to manage the situation.

On his birthday, Roger receives an unusual gift from Jeannie: the ability to make a wish. His wish—expressed as he leaves the house—causes him to switch bodies with Tony, who is preparing for a crucial space mission. Tony and Jeannie must now find Roger before the mission begins and before Dr. Bellows discovers the body swap.

Tony and Roger test a classified NASA flying saucer when Jeannie unexpectedly joins them, causing the craft to veer off course due to her added weight.

Jeannie gives Tony a mysterious candy called "Pipchicks" from her mother, setting off a series of unusual events.

On the 16th, the Nelson family notices that their newspaper has not arrived, prompting concern and speculation about the reason behind its absence.

Jeannie helps out her brother by watching over his young son, Abdullah, for the evening.

Jeannie accidentally crashes Tony's car, prompting them to take it to a used car dealer for repairs.

A mysterious dog appears at Tony's home, becomes invisible, and begins to attack him.

Jeannie uses her magic to grant Tony superhuman strength, but his new power leads to complications when he goes to the gym.

Dr. Helen Cho evaluates the effectiveness of a temporary partnership between Tony Stark and Steve Rogers by placing them together for a week of training and collaboration.

Three years after they met, Tony and Jeannie's relationship has grown, but Tony's job causes tension when he is called to deliver a secret NASA film to Washington. Unable to share details with Jeannie, he becomes the target of her jealousy, leading her to secretly follow him on the flight disguised as a stewardess. As chaos ensues, Tony must finally explain the situation to Jeannie.

Jeannie's sister offers her guidance on how to attract a husband, with Roger as the target of her efforts.

Dr. Bellows believes he has compiled a complete dossier on Tony and plans to present it to General Peterson. Knowing that such evidence could end his career in the space program, Tony uses Jeannie to create a gust of wind to destroy the documents. However, Dr. Bellows had already sent copies to General Peterson, who is now reading them in his office.

Tony picks up a teenage hitchhiker named Suzy, who is the daughter of his new neighbor, the strict and efficiency-obsessed General Schaeffer. Suzy is hiding from her father due to her hippie appearance and relationship with her spaced-out boyfriend, Harold. After discovering Jeannie, she threatens Tony to help her hide Harold or else she will reveal Jeannie's existence.

Tony is sent to a secure location to complete spacecraft design work as NASA investigates a potential security leak, while a lookalike takes his place at the base and at home, where he encounters Jeannie.

Roger arrives in time to stop Jeannie's wedding and convinces her that the Tony she was about to marry is an impostor. After enduring her suspicion and mistreatment, Tony proves his identity, only to discover the fake is a double agent. With help from Jeannie, Doctor Bellows and Roger identify the impostor when his false teeth fall out.

Jeannie wins a set of prizes after becoming the supermarket's 1,000,000th customer, including the title of queen at the Cocoa Beach rodeo. To prevent a cowboy from winning her affection, Tony enters the rodeo to compete against him.

Jeannie decides to move into an apartment after Roger explains why Tony cannot spend more time with her, leading her to sell their house to a high-ranking military official. When Tony objects to the sale, Jeannie uses her powers to make the house invisible and nonexistent to prevent it from being bought.

Jeannie encourages Tony to run for governor, believing it will lead to marriage and leveraging her own credibility to support his campaign. Roger joins the effort as campaign manager, and together they work to boost Tony's chances. However, Tony's active duty status complicates the campaign, as running for office could cost him his place in the astronaut program.

Jeannie becomes concerned when Tony falls into a mysterious sleep and turns to her mother for help, unaware that the mother is responsible for his condition. Convinced to return to Cocoa Beach to cure Tony, Jeannie's mother is immediately smitten with Dr. Bellows and begins plotting to make him her new master.

Jeannie is offered a spot on the popular 1960s comedy-variety show *Laugh-In*, and while her on-screen performance is notable, it is her humorous and unpredictable behavior off-camera that ultimately propels her to sudden fame.

Jeannie discovers a spell in a genie magazine that transforms ordinary objects into porcelain, leading Dr. Bellows and his wife to mistakenly believe Tony is a talented artist. When Tony asks Jeannie to create art in his garage, things go awry as Djinn the dog appears and is accidentally turned to porcelain, forcing Jeannie to search for a counter-spell to save him.

Tony and Roger become entangled in a small-town insurance scam after a minor car incident. A local man feigns injury to exploit them, leading to Tony's arrest. Roger seeks help from Dr. Bellows, while Tony refuses assistance from Jeannie, fearing her involvement will worsen his situation.

Jeannie's sister returns to cause problems, learning that Tony may be removed from the space program if he doesn't meet weight requirements. She attempts to have Tony declared emotionally unstable and alters his physical records to ensure his dismissal, planning to blame Jeannie for the situation.

Tony falls ill during a space mission and is blinked down to Earth by Jeannie, but she accidentally brings down another astronaut, Commander Les Wingate, along with him. Jeannie must now work to return both men to their capsule before Amanda Bellows discovers their absence.

Jeannie is locked in her bottle, allowing her mischievous twin sister, Jeannie II, to follow Tony to the Cocoa Beach Cabana. Jeannie II attempts to win Tony's favor by taking over as the club's singer, performing a sultry song. However, her actions lead to a series of mishaps that embarrass Tony and provide Dr. Bellows with incriminating evidence against him.

Jeannie creates a scale model of a classified project, which falls into the possession of an amateur toy inventor.

Reporter Charlie Farnum attempts to uncover secrets about Major Tony Nelson by secretly installing surveillance equipment in his home, but Tony and Jeannie discover and stop the intrusion. When this fails, Farnum turns to blackmail by manipulating a family into falsely claiming to be Tony's long-lost wife and children.

Jeannie casts a spell on a NASA piano to make whoever plays it sound like a skilled musician, leading Tony to believe he is the only one capable of playing it, which results in him being invited on a concert tour.

Djinn Djinn, a dog known for disliking uniforms, causes trouble by clashing with General Schaeffer's pet.

Jeannie, frustrated by Tony's continued refusal to marry her, accepts an offer from her uncle to become queen of a distant land.

Tony becomes aware of his feelings for Jeannie and decides to pursue her after she departs.

Jeannie gives Amanda Bellows a beauty cream that transforms her into the most attractive person at NASA, though her coworkers fail to recognize her.

Roger and Dr. Bellows organize a secret bachelor party for Tony without his knowledge or consent, going to great lengths to keep it hidden from Amada Bellows and the other NASA wives.

Jeannie believes she has green blood cells and fears it will prevent her and Tony from obtaining a certificate of perfect health needed for their marriage, so Tony urges her to find an alternative solution for the medical test.

Jeannie uses her powers to temporarily remove Tony from a flight so he can help prepare for a party, but when she returns him, he finds the plane has been redirected to Havana, Cuba, instead of its intended destination of Puerto Rico.

The Bellows give Tony and Jeannie a disturbing piece of art as an early wedding gift, and with help from others, they hire a decorator to update the couple's home. The decorator proves to have poor taste, prompting Jeannie to quickly transform the space herself.

Jeannie learns that she needs approval from one of her uncles to marry, and when two uncles, Vasmir and Azmir, arrive, they create complications for Tony.

Jeannie's master is set to marry, and NASA requests photographs of the event, but complications arise when it is discovered that genies do not appear in photographs.

Jeannie's sister returns one last time, causing trouble by impersonating Jeannie and making Tony and the others believe she is involved in a romantic relationship with astronaut Biff Jellico. Tony and Jeannie remain unaware of the deception.

Jeannie takes pity on Roger and arranges a date for him through a computer dating service, while Tony tries to set Roger up with the General's niece.

Jeannie, a new housewife, becomes frustrated when Tony imposes a budget on their household spending. Her reaction leads to escalating tensions as she struggles to adjust to her new role and financial restrictions.

During a relaxed dinner at the Bellows' home, Jeannie accidentally serves wine that causes the family to become invisible.

Jeannie, Tony, Roger, and the Bellows travel on vacation but discover that their preferred hotel is fully booked. To resolve the situation, Jeannie uses her magic to create a 13th floor for them to stay in.

Jeannie, acting on her own initiative, transports herself into Tony's isolation chamber after his return from a lunar mission, leading to complications.

Roger mistakenly believes Jeannie is pregnant and shares the news with everyone, but the confusion turns out to be a mix-up, as it is actually Mrs. Djinn Djinn, the dog, who is expecting.

The Bellows' nephew visits the Nelsons and begins to suspect something unusual about Jeannie after witnessing her perform a strange ritual involving smoke and her bottle.

Jeannie, newly appointed as recording secretary of a NASA club, discovers a competition for the best husband, with a Hawaiian vacation as the prize. Determined to help Tony win, she uses her magic to interrupt his training and return him home in a drowsy condition.

Tony gets General Schaeffer disqualified from a crucial pool match and later accidentally breaks his hand, forcing him to compete in his place with Jeannie's help.

An old flame of Tony's announces her arrival for a visit, prompting Jeannie to impersonate her in an attempt to win Tony's attention.

Jeannie and Tony's six-month wedding anniversary takes an awkward turn as both make efforts to please each other—Jeannie attempts to knit Tony a cashmere sweater, while Tony tries to surprise her with a string of pearls, though neither gift is ultimately given.

A hurricane forces Tony, Jeannie, Roger, and Dr. Bellows to take shelter at the Nelsons' house for the night. During the storm, Tony has a dream in which Dr. Bellows discovers the truth about Jeannie's magical origins and abilities.

A con artist with a talent for cards infiltrates NASA, using his skills to manipulate and deceive those around him. As he plays his game, the line between entertainment and exploitation begins to blur. His presence stirs up tension among the staff as suspicions grow.

The final episode of *I Dream of Jeannie* features Tony's cousin visiting and persuading Jeannie to use her magical abilities to place Tony's face on chili cans, leading to the creation of a product called "Cousin Tony's Texas Chili" in hopes of achieving financial success.