I Dream of Jeannie

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  • TV-G
  • 1965
  • 5 Seasons
  • 7.4  (16,482)

I Dream of Jeannie is a beloved sitcom that aired on NBC from 1965 to 1970. The show starred Barbara Eden as Jeannie, a beautiful and mischievous genie who falls in love with her master, an astronaut named Tony Nelson, played by Larry Hagman. The show centers around Tony, who discovers a magical bottle while on a mission in the South Pacific. Inside the bottle, he finds Jeannie, a beautiful genie who is eager to please her new master. Jeannie is playful and often uses her magic to help Tony, but her antics also get him into trouble and cause chaos in his personal and professional life. Throughout the show's five seasons, Tony and Jeannie share a complicated, yet endearing relationship that is often tested by the meddling of their friends and colleagues. Other recurring characters include Roger, Tony's best friend played by Bill Daily, Dr. Bellows, Tony's skeptical and nosy superior played by Hayden Rorke, Amanda Bellows, Dr. Bellows' wife played by Emmaline Henry, and Jeannie's evil twin sister, played by Barbara Eden in a dual role. The show is known for its lighthearted, comedic tone, and its charming depiction of a romantic relationship between a human and a supernatural being. Jeannie's childlike innocence and genuine desire to make Tony happy make her a beloved character, and the chemistry between Barbara Eden and Larry Hagman is undeniable. I Dream of Jeannie is also remembered for its iconic opening sequence, which features Jeannie's signature head nod and theme song. The show's colorful and whimsical set design, which includes Jeannie's plush pink and purple bottle and Tony's sleek astronaut uniform, has become an enduring image of 1960s pop culture. Despite its lighthearted nature, I Dream of Jeannie also tackled serious issues such as sexism and gender roles. Jeannie, who is often depicted as a subservient and obedient housewife, occasionally rebels against her master's wishes and asserts her independence. The show was also notable for its diverse cast, which included actors of color such as Ted Cassidy, who played Jeannie's fellow genie and Tony's friend, as well as diverse guest stars. In conclusion, I Dream of Jeannie is a classic sitcom that continues to captivate audiences with its timeless humor and charming portrayal of a supernatural romance. The show's enduring popularity is a testament to its enduring appeal and the talented cast and crew who brought it to life.

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The Chili King
30. The Chili King
May 26, 1970
Tony's unauthorized chili is "hot" not because of the sauce, but because of his conniving cousin Arvel.
One Jeannie Beats Four Of A Kind
29. One Jeannie Beats Four Of A Kind
May 19, 1970
Luck for Tony and Roger -- Jeannie proves to be one-of-a-kind.
Hurricane Jeannie
28. Hurricane Jeannie
April 28, 1970
Tony has a nightmare when he dreams of Jeannie blinking in a storm.
An Astronaut in Sheep's Clothing
27. An Astronaut in Sheep's Clothing
March 24, 1970
Jeannie tries to knit and pearl - Tony just the latter. The wind up is no presents, but it really doesn't matter.
My Master, the Chili King
26. My Master, the Chili King
May 26, 1970
Tony has an unexpected reunion with his childhood sweetheart and his adulthood wife.
One Jeannie Beats Four of a Kind
25. One Jeannie Beats Four of a Kind
May 19, 1970
With a little help from Jeannie, a score is "evened" between Tony and General Schaeffer.
Hurricane Jeannie
24. Hurricane Jeannie
April 28, 1970
Tony has a nightmare when he dreams of Jeannie blinking in a storm.
An Astronaut in Sheep's Clothing
23. An Astronaut in Sheep's Clothing
March 24, 1970
Curiosity captures Jeannie, Tony and Roger bring her back.
Eternally Yours, Jeannie
22. Eternally Yours, Jeannie
March 17, 1970
When Roger spreads the news that the stork is to visit the Nelson household, he doesn't know that Mrs. Djinn-Djinn, the genie dog, is the object of the visit -- not Jeannie.
Help, Help, a Shark
21. Help, Help, a Shark
March 3, 1970
Jeannie crashes the Isolation Chamber and becomes a creature from outer space.
Jeannie, the Recording Secretary
20. Jeannie, the Recording Secretary
February 24, 1970
Jeannie 's secret powers are saved and everyone is satisfied with the explanation.
Jeannie and the Curious Kid
19. Jeannie and the Curious Kid
February 10, 1970
One drink of Jeannie's wine and the Bellows fade out.
Mrs. Djinn Djinn
18. Mrs. Djinn Djinn
February 10, 1970
Jeannie's budget saves money, but almost loses Tony's job.
The Solid Gold Jeannie
17. The Solid Gold Jeannie
January 20, 1970
Tony, Roger and Commander Wingate spend 3 weeks in quarantine after a successful mission. Jeannie disguises herself as a gold trophy so she can be near her husband but then accidentally takes a sleeping pill forcing Tony to hide his life-sized, passed out, gold statue.
One of Our Hotels Is Growing
16. One of Our Hotels Is Growing
January 13, 1970
Jeannie II masquerades as Tony's wife until Jeannie becomes wise to the disguise.
Please Don't Give My Genie No More Wine
15. Please Don't Give My Genie No More Wine
January 6, 1970
Jeannie is literally out of sight at her own wedding and Tony almost marries a mannequin.
Never Put a Genie on a Budget
14. Never Put a Genie on a Budget
December 30, 1969
Jeannie's zany uncles appear to approve Tony.
Jeannie, the Matchmaker
13. Jeannie, the Matchmaker
December 16, 1969
A mod sculptor redecorates Tony's house.
My Sister, the Homewrecker
12. My Sister, the Homewrecker
December 9, 1969
Jeannie blinks Tony's automated plane to Cuba, instead of Puerto Rico.
The Wedding
11. The Wedding
December 2, 1969
Jeannie's blood test is a problem because she has green corpuscles.
Uncles a Go-Go
10. Uncles a Go-Go
November 25, 1969
A bachelor party for Tony surprises everyone.
The Mad Home Wrecker
9. The Mad Home Wrecker
November 11, 1969
Jeannie's face cream turns Mrs. Bellows into a beautiful teenager.
See You in Cuba
8. See You in Cuba
November 4, 1969
Tony risks his head for love of Jeannie.
The Blood of a Jeannie
7. The Blood of a Jeannie
October 28, 1969
Tony is offered a kingdom if he married Jeannie.
Jeannie and the Bachelor Party
6. Jeannie and the Bachelor Party
October 21, 1969
Djinn Djinn, the genie dog, turns the base into a madhouse.
Jeannie's Beauty Cream
5. Jeannie's Beauty Cream
October 14, 1969
After Jeannie zonks a piano, Tony plays like a virtuoso.
Guess Who's Going to Be a Bride? (2)
4. Guess Who's Going to Be a Bride? (2)
October 7, 1969
A reporter tries blackmail to get a scoop on Tony.
Guess Who's Going to Be a Bride? (1)
3. Guess Who's Going to Be a Bride? (1)
September 30, 1969
Jeannie's model of a spacecraft almost gets Tony court martialled.
Djinn, Djinn, the Pied Piper
2. Djinn, Djinn, the Pied Piper
September 23, 1969
Jeannie II causes chaos trying to get Tony away from her sister.
Jeannie at the Piano
1. Jeannie at the Piano
September 16, 1969
Jeannie's cold sends the astronauts orbiting in all directions.
Description

I Dream of Jeannie is a beloved sitcom that aired on NBC from 1965 to 1970. The show starred Barbara Eden as Jeannie, a beautiful and mischievous genie who falls in love with her master, an astronaut named Tony Nelson, played by Larry Hagman. The show centers around Tony, who discovers a magical bottle while on a mission in the South Pacific. Inside the bottle, he finds Jeannie, a beautiful genie who is eager to please her new master. Jeannie is playful and often uses her magic to help Tony, but her antics also get him into trouble and cause chaos in his personal and professional life.

Throughout the show's five seasons, Tony and Jeannie share a complicated, yet endearing relationship that is often tested by the meddling of their friends and colleagues. Other recurring characters include Roger, Tony's best friend played by Bill Daily, Dr. Bellows, Tony's skeptical and nosy superior played by Hayden Rorke, Amanda Bellows, Dr. Bellows' wife played by Emmaline Henry, and Jeannie's evil twin sister, played by Barbara Eden in a dual role.

The show is known for its lighthearted, comedic tone, and its charming depiction of a romantic relationship between a human and a supernatural being. Jeannie's childlike innocence and genuine desire to make Tony happy make her a beloved character, and the chemistry between Barbara Eden and Larry Hagman is undeniable.

I Dream of Jeannie is also remembered for its iconic opening sequence, which features Jeannie's signature head nod and theme song. The show's colorful and whimsical set design, which includes Jeannie's plush pink and purple bottle and Tony's sleek astronaut uniform, has become an enduring image of 1960s pop culture.

Despite its lighthearted nature, I Dream of Jeannie also tackled serious issues such as sexism and gender roles. Jeannie, who is often depicted as a subservient and obedient housewife, occasionally rebels against her master's wishes and asserts her independence. The show was also notable for its diverse cast, which included actors of color such as Ted Cassidy, who played Jeannie's fellow genie and Tony's friend, as well as diverse guest stars.

In conclusion, I Dream of Jeannie is a classic sitcom that continues to captivate audiences with its timeless humor and charming portrayal of a supernatural romance. The show's enduring popularity is a testament to its enduring appeal and the talented cast and crew who brought it to life.

I Dream of Jeannie is a series that is currently running and has 5 seasons (143 episodes). The series first aired on September 18, 1965.

Where to Watch I Dream of Jeannie

I Dream of Jeannie is available for streaming on the NBC website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch I Dream of Jeannie on demand at Apple TV and Tubi TV.

  • Premiere Date
    September 18, 1965
  • IMDB Rating
    7.4  (16,482)