Fly Me to the Moon
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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 dis-tracts Jeannie, her blink goes wrong and Tony turns into a chimp. Dr. Bellows is sure that Tony is Sam. When Tony writes a mes-sage, 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 dic-tates 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.
Jeannie or the Tiger
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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 Jean-nie'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.
The Greatest Con Artist in the World
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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 hypo-chondriac, 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.
My Turned On Master
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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. Dr. Bellows and his wife argue about, painting the house, which ends up in yellow and green stripes. As Bellows casually refers to furniture, the table and desk change places. Tony and Roger convinces Bellows it's all in his mind. Then Bellows unknowingly switches the power back to Tony. Hoping to get through the press dinner unscathed, Tony wishes he couldn't speak a word. Jeannie is amused when Tony finds himself mute.
My Master, the Weakling
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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. In spite of himself, Kiski coos, offers refreshments and sits Tony and Roger under a tree while he cozies up the tent. Suspicious, the boys follow orders to paint pictures. Puzzled by Aunt Effie's voice on the phone, Gen. Powlett is still sure of Kiski's toughness. The next day, Tony, Roger and Kiski, parachuted into "enemy" territory, are ordered to avoid capture. Dropped on the wrong side of a river, Kiski is promptly taken. With Jeannie's help, Tony and Roger, back on the plane, rescue Kiski in a wild ride in an "enemy" Jeep. Reluctantly, Jeannie obeys Tony's order to restore Kiski to his normal snarling self. Tony and Roger convince a dubious Kiski of his inspiring heroism. Delighted at Bellows' report that the con-ditioning is out, Tony and Roger are horrified to find that Comdr. Kiski is now their permanent instructor.
Jeannie, the Hip Hippie
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Tony plans a camping trip, his first vacation in years. Dr. Bellow will be on vacation the same time. Then, Mrs. Bellows de-cides 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. Tony feels he needs a rest outdoors, under the stars. Jeannie blinks and the living room becomes a campsite. When Dr. Bellows and his wife arrive, Tony explains he's practicing camping out. Jeannie takes the group to the Davis Record Company. When one of the boys doesn't show up, Jeannie takes his place, singing in his voice. Mr. Davis thinks the boys will be a hit. Tony bitterly -tells Roger that Jeannie is no longer interested in him and he's going on vacation alone. He admits he'll be miserable but can't lose face by canceling his trip. Tony feels smug when Jeannie says she can't let hire go without her. Then he finds they are off on a singing tour with the boys.
Everybody's a Movie Star
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Tony learns he is to appear in a film documenting a day is the life of an astronaut directed by Allen Kerr, a famous Holly-wood 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." Tony finds that Roger believes he's on the verge of stardom. When Kerr tells him the truth, Tony tries to let Roger down gently. Roger is shattered, but puts on a good front and says it was just an act. Then Kerr sees the finished film and tells Roger he's a born comic. Declaring he can't let his public down, Roger decides to sign a long term movie contract. When he learns this would prevent his departure for the moon in six weeks, Roger decides to stay a full time astronaut. Then Kerr introduces a lovely brunette who was set to be his lading lady. Roger has another change of heart as Jeannie wonders how she can get another job as script clerk.
Who Are You Calling a Genie?
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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. To get rid of Dr. Bellows, Tony asks Jeannie to concentrate on Bellows' house. She gets mixed up and turns Bellows into a mouse. Tony and Roger find him in a cage with other mice scheduled for a trip to Mars. Tony can't make Jeannie understand that Bellows is in serious trouble. Roger helps her concentrate. She blinks and a girl in a bikini pops in. Tony gets the idea that Jeannie's memory might return the same way she lost it. In the planned acci-dent, Jeannie regains her memory, but Roger loses his. Jeannie blinks and rescues Dr. Bellows from a raft in the Pacific. She re-stores Roger's memory and, he's happy because he still has the girl in the bikini.
Meet My Master's Mother
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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. On the beach, Mother harps on an old fashioned girl for Tony. Jeannie appears in a Gay 90s bathing suit, making baby clothes on a treadle sewing machine. Mother points to Jeannie as the girl she saw in her dream and happily introduces her to Tony. Mission accomplished, Mother prepares to go home. Jeannie insures her departure by blinking up a prize trip to Spain for Mother. Dr. Bellows arrives with a farewell corsage and tells Mother that Tony is not ready for marriage. Jeannie blinks the flowers to onions and fills the room with dense fog. Dr. Bellows is sure Mother has done it again.
Here Comes Bootsie Nightingale
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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. Learning Tony was only obeying orders, Jeannie restores his voice but insists on going to the ball. Roger is getting along famously until Bootsie mentions, their engagement. Overwhelmed, he gets clumsy and ruins Bootsie's gown and hairdo. Bootsie hears Tony's normal voice and falls for him. She ignores Roger and is about to declare her engagement to Tony when Jeannie blinks. A squirting ice fish prevents Bootsie from giving the name of her fiancée. Later, Roger discounts Bootsie as just another blonde. He is embarrassed when she appears in a NASA outfit and tells Jeannie and Tony that Roger is taking her on a private space trip.
Tony's Wife
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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. Jeannie feels she's brought the bad luck to Tony and repeats her sister's warning. Tony realizes Jeannie II has caused all the trouble. Jeannie is happy to stay with Tony and reveals her sister's weakness for perfume. Tony lures Jeannie II into a perfume bottle at the Bellows. With her sister inside, Jeannie suggests they mall it back to Baghdad. As Tony and Jeannie prepare to go out, Roger brings back the perfume bottle. Before they can stop heat, Roger uncorks it and Jeannie II begins to materialize.
Jeannie & the Great Bank Robbery
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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. The crooks persuade Jeannie to get them back into the bank again -- they plan to clean it out. A cop spots them and alerts Conway. Tony arrives first and in spite of Jeannie's help is being badly beaten when Conway and Bellows arrive. They crash in and the door knocks the crooks unconscious. When Conway demands an explanation Dr. Bellows sarcastically replies that Tony probably tracked down the robbers single-handedly because they took his car. Tony agrees -- he couldn't explain it better. Dr. Bellows knows he's been taken again.
My Son, the Genie
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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. Tony struggles to keep the others out of the living room. He gets Harold to blink the girls out of sight, but he himself refuses to leave. He promises not to get in the way but when he finds that Jeannie has forgotten to get steak, Harold blinks. A herd of steers stampedes through the house. They disappear before the President arrives but ruin Tony's clothes. Harold blinks again and Tony, in an 18th century uniform, greets the President. Pinter and Bellows praise the successful evening. As Jeannie reports Harold's departure, he crashes down the chimney again. He tells Jeannie she forgot to mark his report card.
Jeannie Goes to Honolulu
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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. Jeannie insists that Tony stay with the "Princess" and they go out with Roger and Doris. Jeannie pops up as a hat check girl, a waitress, and a cigarette girl at the night club where Don Ho is performing. Tony fools Jeannie with double talk but makes Eleanor think he is proposing. Furious when Roger lets slip Eleanor's real identity, Jeannie stalks Eleanor and Tony. She knocks him off a horse, off a sailboat and into a hole in the ground. Later, when Tony wishes he were alone, Jeannie imprisons him in a phone booth on the beach as Don Ho and his group serenade her.
The Battle of Waikiki
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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. The King has little success mounting his invasion until he meets Duke, the famous entertainer. Hearing the old Hawaiian war call, the men greet the miraculous return of their King, who leads they to attack Gen. Hoffman's luau. This fails because the "army" joins the party and the guests think it is part of the show. The King is bitter until he learns that his people celebrate his birthday every year with a big parade. Pleased that the people are happy, the King departs at Jeannie's blink. When Roger wonders what King Tut was like, Jeannie is ready to produce him. Panicky, Tony persuades them to watch the parade.
Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie - Part I
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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. Dr. Bellows finds Tony on his hands and knees searching for it. He thinks he can't bear to miss the moon shot and insists that Tony watch it in the control room with visiting officials. Jeannie cowers inside the safe as Roger warns the Professor not to cause as explosion. Tony passes out as the rocket is being loaded. He makes one last desperate try, but the rocket lifts off. Grief-stricken, Tony waves goodbye to Jeannie.
Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie - Part II
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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. Bound for a crushing machine, the safe is put on a conveyor, but falls off. Harry tells Tony he's too late but finds the safe later and calls NASA. Bellows warns he will alert the CIA, the FBI and the police if another crank phones. Then a photo proves the safe never reached the moon . Bellows dashes for the scrap yard, followed by Roger. Tony, with flowers for Jeannie, finds the safe intact. Roger and Bellows find him embracing it. Bellows puts the safe in his office. Tony summons the inventor, who reports only one man knows the combination -- LBJ.
Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie - Part III
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Jeannie refuses her wicked sister's offer to free her from the safe in return for Tony. Jeannie II switches Tony's assign-ment 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. Jeannie sends Roger to Tony's rescue. As Roger finds Tony, Jeannie II blinks him into the cage and covers it with a cloth. When Habib puts his finger into the cage, Tony and Roger perch on it and begin to whistle. Jeannie II pops them back to full size and Habib chases them with a scimitar. As Habib holds Jeannie II by the hair, she explains she only wanted Tony for a pet. Habib apologizes and grants Tony and Roger one wish. Roger pleads that Jeannie II be spared. She blinks Tony and Roger back to NASA. Tony scolds Roger for not asking that Jeannie be released from the safe.
Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie - Part IV
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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. Unnerved, Wedemeyer twitches too much to defuse the safe. With minutes to go, Tony works under his direction while Jeannie cringes inside. As Wedemeyer twirls the dial, Tony tries to keep him from finding Jeannie. With one digit to go, Jeannie starts to tick and Dr. Wedemeyer runs out, sure the safe is blowing up. As Tony bids Jeannie goodbye, she reassures him. Tony rushes to free her, twirling by for the last number. Then the handle clicks, the door opens there's a joyful reunion. When Bellows accuses Tony of stealing safe, he mentions the earthquake. Bellows is shocked into silence Jeannie blinks and the room begins to tumble and shake.
Please Don't Feed the Astronauts
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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. Using Porter's Survival Handbook, Tony and Roger try to catch birds and refuse Jeannie's turkey dinner. Taking the same test, Porter arrives with food: roots, buds and snails and imagines hats smelling turkey. Because Tony is growing weaker, Jeannie blinks up a turkey, so huge porter thinks he's going crazy. He calls Bellows, who warns him to avoid Tony and Roger: When Tony says he can take food only from friendly natives, Jeannie blinks up an Arabian village. Offered food by a harem girl, Porter rips open a tent, and girls run out shriek-ing. Hamid decrees death, but sure it's a mirage, Porter is unconcerned. Tony tries to get Porter to apologize but he orders him out of his mirage. Admiring Porter's courage, Hamid relents and clothes him in sultan's robes. Jeannie blinks him to normal, but he talks about his mirage until he sees his harem shoes. When the boys credit Porter with their survival, he insists they all return to Skull Island.
My Master, the Ghost Breaker
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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. Ashley and Chauncey, the butler, ready their props to give Tony the full treatment. Tony and Roger get ready for Ashley. The two parties almost scare each other to death, especially when Jeannie appears, wrapped in a sheet. Sir Willingham returns and changes his mind when he thinks he sees a ghost. He runs out in panic, followed by Ashley. Tony thanks Jeannie, but she says she didn't do anything. Tony, Jeannie and Roger dash out to the sound of unearthly laughter.
Divorce, Genie Style
Series 3, Episode 22 G
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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. Mrs. Bellows tells her husband he has misjudged Tony, a sadist who keeps his wife a slave in flimsy clothes. While Tony is trying to find her, Dr. Bellows reveals she's in the Bellows' house until the divorce. Rescuing Jeannie in the dark, Tony grabs Mrs. Bellows. Learning that Dr. Bellows plans to analyze Tony again and then transfer him out of NASA, Jeannie vainly calls for Haji. When Jeannie tells Murdock, a divorce lawyer, that Tony released her from a bottle on a beach, he concludes she's mad. Mrs. Bellows apologizes to Tony, inviting him for a special dinner. Tony accepts and tells Jeannie she can't do anything about it. When Jeannie zips him backs he realizes her powers have returned, and they embrace.
My Double-Crossing Master
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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 have lunch with her and invites her to dinner. Dr. Bellows unburdens himself and relates his problems to Major Nelson. "Geoffrey" cites Dr. Freud and advises Hallows 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 from the home. 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.
Have You Ever Had a Genie Hate You
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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.
Operation: First Couple on the Moon
Series 3, Episode 25 G
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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 moon-lights 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. Waiters 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.
Haven't I Seen Me Someplace Before
Series 3, Episode 26 G
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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 en-counter, 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 work-ing 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.
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