U.f.Ohh! Jeannie
Series 4, Episode 1 G
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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.
Jeannie and the Wild Pipchicks
Series 4, Episode 2 G
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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.
Tomorrow Is Not Another Day
Series 4, Episode 3 G
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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.
Abdullah
Series 4, Episode 4 G
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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.
Have You Heard the One About the Used Car Salesman
Series 4, Episode 5 G
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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 chat. 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.
Djinn Djinn, Go Home
Series 4, Episode 6 G
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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.
The Strongest Man in the World
Series 4, Episode 7 G
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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.
The Indispensable Jeannie
Series 4, Episode 8 G
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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.
Jeannie and the Top Secret Secret
Series 4, Episode 9 G
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To celebrate the anniversary of their first meeting, Jeannie sur-prises 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 air-port, 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.
How to Marry an Astronaut
Series 4, Episode 10 G
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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 experi-ences 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.
Dr. Bellows Goes Sane
Series 4, Episode 11 G
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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 Cor-bett, 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.
Jeannie the Guru
Series 4, Episode 12 G
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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 assort-ment 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. Major 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.
The Case of My Vanishing Master - Part I
Series 4, Episode 13 G
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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 girl friend. When Dr. Bellows introduces the two Tanya to each other via TV, Tony panics when he learns Tony II is living in his house. Still trying to learn Jeannie's identity, Tony II asks if she's married. Taking this for a proposal, Jeannie pops out brings Rev. Ion Benouli. Confused and doubting his own sanity, the double heads for Dr. Bellows. Tony appears on the TV and Roger learns about his stand-in. Returning to Tony's house to check Tony II's story, Dr. Bellows finds Jeannie, all set for a wedding, detaining the preacher until the "groom" puts is his appearance.
The Case of My Vanishing Master - Part II
Series 4, Episode 14 G
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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.
Ride 'Em Astronaut
Series 4, Episode 15 G
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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.
Invisible House for Sale
Series 4, Episode 16 G
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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.
Jeannie, the Governor's Wife
Series 4, Episode 17 G
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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.
Is There a Doctor in the House
Series 4, Episode 18 G
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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.
Biggest Star In Hollywood
Series 4, Episode 19 G
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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 Tony 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.
The Case of the Porcelain Puppy
Series 4, Episode 20 G
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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 price-less 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.
Jeannie for the Defense
Series 4, Episode 21 G
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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 con-victing 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.
Nobody Loves a Fat Astronaut
Series 4, Episode 22 G
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Jeannie II learns that Tony would turn against anyone who interfered with his trip to the moon. Listing the dangers involved, she per-suades 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 sur-face. When Jeannie fails to get Tony to resign Jeannie II takes over. Soon Tony is terrorized as roaring tigers and freight trains, invis-ible 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 beak 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.
Around the Moon in 80 Blinks
Series 4, Episode 23 G
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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 Wingate returns instead. Jeannie's harem outfit makes him think he's hallucinating. He takes a sleeping pill, hoping he'll be normal when he wakes up. Trying to blink him back to the capsule, Jeannie pops Tony in and finds her-self orbiting with Roger. When the Bellows arrive to prepare a surprise party, Tony drags the sleeping Wingate to the garage. Whirling him in a swivel chair, Tony convinces Wingate they're in orbit. Hoping to reach Jeannie, Tony lugs Wingate to NASA. Mrs. Bellows traps them in a wash room and rushes to report to her husband. At the NASA console, Tony orders Jeannie to set things straight. As Mrs. Bellows arrives with her husband and Gen. Schaeffer, Tony pops out, leaving his space suit, followed by Wingate. Back in the orbiting capsule, Wingate describes his "dream," then decides to take Tony's advice to keep it to himself. Finding Tony's space suit, Dr. Bellows wonders about his wife's story.
Jeannie-Go-Round
Series 4, Episode 24 G
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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 the bill with singer Bonnie Greer, Bonnie will entertain at the base. Jeannie becomes curious when Tony cancels their date. At the club, Jeannie II makes Bonnie pass out and then takes over. Tony escapes only after Jeannie II blinks him into Turkish trousers and makes him kiss her before the audience. At home, Tony scolds Jeannie and orders her into her bottle. Seeing Jeannie II, Tony thinks Jeannie has disobeyed and is trying to drive him crazy. As Tony is trying to get Jeannie II into the bottle, the Bellows arrive. While Bellows demands an explanation, his wife lets Jeannie out. The two Jeannies pop in and out. Mrs. Bellows is hysterical as Tony pulls up her feather boa to keep her from seeing what's happening. As the invisible Jeannies fight, everything flies around the house. Tony explains it's an earthquake that began while they were in the night club. As Jeannie promises her sister won't cause any further trouble, Jeannie II appears in a plastic bubble. Tony and Roger still can't tell which is Tony's Jeannie.
Jeannie and the Secret Weapon
Series 4, Episode 25 G
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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 Roger insist it's a toy. Tony orders Jeannie to remove the model. He then implies to Oglethorpe, Agnes' creator, that Bellows is cracking up. In the park, Jeannie gives Agnes to young Jason MacWhorter, son of an unsuccessful inventor. Bellows and Oglethorpe accuse Tony and Roger of selling a model of a secret weapon. Facing court martial, Tony orders Jeannie to get Agnes back. However, she doesn't have the heart to take it when Howard MacWhorter reveals he sold it to Beattle, a toy manufacturer, and can now do something for his son. At the NASA hearing, Jeannie helps Tony prove that Agnes won't fly. Convinced it is a toy, Gen. Schaeffer apologizes to the astronauts and sends Oglethorpe back to the drawing board. Tony gives Agnes to MacWhorter, who is sure he will make millions on this toy that breaks the first time it is used.
Blackmail Order Bride
Series 4, Episode 26 G
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At ceremonies for the astronauts, reporter Farnum decides to get a scoop on Tony. Posing as a plumber, he plants tapes 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 his castle. Jeannie blinks up a moat and a drawbridge. Farnum vainly tries to make a deal to keep the strange events quiet in exchange for a story. He vows revenge when Jeannie blinks up iron bars and gobs of gum to stop him. Then Sue Ellen, together with Tony, Jr., and Joey appear in Dr. Bellows' office, announcing they are Tony's deserted family. They make a scene as Farnum snaps a "family picture," and Tony is forced to take them home. Jeannie refuses to be the "other woman" but pops into a pencil box and hears Farnum admitting that the family is his. Dumbstruck as Jeannie, in miniature, emerges in smoke, Farnum snaps her picture and gets other shots as she suspends the kids from the ceiling. Reporting to Dr. Bellows, Farnum reaches for his pictures as proof. Jeannie blinks, enveloping Farnum and his whole family in gobs of gum.
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