Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 18, 1965
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 139
Networks: NBC
Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Comedy, Family

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I Dream of Jeannie(1965)
Comeback King
This show finished strong! The final season's average rating was higher than the previous one.

No one keeps this impish, delightful genie bottled up

TMDB Rating: 7.8 (778 votes)

Overview

While on a mission, American astronaut Captain Tony Nelson is forced to make an emergency landing that will forever change his life. On a deserted South Pacific island, Captain Nelson happens upon a bottle containing a beautiful two-thousand-year-old female genie named Jeannie. Rescuing her from the bottle nets Tony the requisite three wishes, and then some, when Jeannie pledges total devotion to her new "master".

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Season 1

30 episodes • 1965Avg: 5.4

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Lady in the Bottle	Sep 18, 1965	8.0
2	My Hero?	Sep 25, 1965	0.0
3	Guess What Happened on the Way to the Moon?	Oct 2, 1965	0.0
4	Jeannie and the Marriage Caper	Oct 9, 1965	0.0
5	G.I. Jeannie	Oct 16, 1965	0.0
6	The Yacht Murder Case	Oct 23, 1965	0.0
7	Anybody Here Seen Jeannie?	Oct 30, 1965	0.0
8	The Americanization of Jeannie	Nov 6, 1965	0.0
9	The Moving Finger	Nov 13, 1965	0.0
10	Djinn and Water	Nov 20, 1965	0.0
11	Whatever Became of Baby Custer?	Nov 27, 1965	9.0
12	Where'd You Go-Go?	Dec 4, 1965	6.0
13	Russian Roulette	Dec 11, 1965	3.0
14	What House Across the Street?	Dec 18, 1965	4.0
15	Too Many Tonys	Dec 25, 1965	4.0
16	Get Me to Mecca on Time	Jan 8, 1966	4.0
17	Richest Astronaut in the World	Jan 15, 1966	0.0
18	Is There An Extra Jeannie In The House?	Jan 22, 1966	0.0
19	Never Try To Outsmart A Genie	Jan 29, 1966	0.0
20	My Master, the Doctor	Feb 5, 1966	0.0
21	Jeannie and the Kidnap Caper	Feb 12, 1966	0.0
22	How Lucky Can You Get?	Feb 19, 1966	0.0
23	Watch the Birdie	Feb 26, 1966	0.0
24	The Permanent House Guest	Mar 5, 1966	0.0
25	Bigger Than a Bread Box and Better Than a Genie	Mar 12, 1966	0.0
26	My Master, the Great Rembrandt	Mar 19, 1966	0.0
27	My Master, the Thief	Apr 2, 1966	0.0
28	This Is Murder	Apr 9, 1966	0.0
29	My Master, The Magician	Apr 23, 1966	0.0
30	I'll Never Forget What's Her Name	May 7, 1966	0.0

Season 2

31 episodes • 1966

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Happy Anniversary	Sep 12, 1966
2	Always on Sunday	Sep 19, 1966
3	My Master, the Rich Tycoon	Sep 26, 1966
4	My Master, the Rainmaker	Oct 3, 1966
5	My Wild Eyed Master	Oct 10, 1966
6	What's New, Poodle Dog?	Oct 17, 1966
7	Fastest Gun in the East	Oct 24, 1966
8	How to Be a Genie in 10 Easy Lessons	Oct 31, 1966
9	Who Needs A Green-Eyed Genie?	Nov 7, 1966
10	The Girl Who Never Had a Birthday (Part 1)	Nov 14, 1966
11	The Girl Who Never Had a Birthday (Part 2)	Nov 21, 1966
12	How Do You Beat Superman?	Nov 28, 1966
13	My Master, the Great Caruso	Dec 5, 1966
14	The Greatest Lover In The World	Dec 12, 1966
15	Jeannie Breaks the Bank	Dec 19, 1966
16	My Master, the Author	Dec 26, 1966
17	The Greatest Invention In The World	Jan 9, 1967
18	My Master, the Spy	Jan 16, 1967
19	You Can't Arrest Me... I Don't Have a Driver's License	Jan 23, 1967
20	One of Our Bottles is Missing	Jan 30, 1967
21	My Poor Master, The Civilian	Feb 6, 1967
22	There Goes the Best Genie I Ever Had	Feb 20, 1967
23	The Greatest Entertainer in the World	Feb 27, 1967
24	The Incredible Shrinking Master	Mar 6, 1967
25	My Master, the Pirate	Mar 13, 1967
26	A Secretary is Not a Toy	Mar 20, 1967
27	There Goes the Bride	Mar 27, 1967
28	My Master, Napoleon's Buddy	Apr 3, 1967
29	The Birds and the Bees Bit	Apr 10, 1967
30	My Master, the Swinging Bachelor	Apr 17, 1967
31	The Mod Party	Apr 24, 1967

Season 3

26 episodes • 1967

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Fly Me to the Moon	Sep 12, 1967
2	Jeannie or the Tiger?	Sep 19, 1967
3	The Second Greatest Con Artist in the World	Sep 26, 1967
4	My Turned-On Master	Oct 3, 1967
5	My Master, the Weakling	Oct 10, 1967
6	Jeannie, the Hip Hippie	Oct 17, 1967
7	Everybody's a Movie Star	Oct 31, 1967
8	Who Are You Calling a Genie?	Nov 7, 1967
9	Meet My Master's Mother	Nov 14, 1967
10	Here Comes Bootsie Nightingale	Nov 21, 1967
11	Tony's Wife	Nov 28, 1967
12	Jeannie and the Great Bank Robbery	Dec 5, 1967
13	My Son, the Genie	Dec 12, 1967
14	Jeannie Goes to Honolulu	Dec 26, 1967
15	The Battle of Waikiki	Jan 2, 1968
16	Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie? (1)	Jan 16, 1968
17	Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie? (2)	Jan 23, 1968
18	Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie? (3)	Jan 30, 1968
19	Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie? (4)	Feb 6, 1968
20	Please Don't Feed the Astronauts	Feb 13, 1968
21	My Master, the Ghostbreaker	Feb 20, 1968
22	Divorce, Genie Style	Feb 27, 1968
23	My Double-Crossing Master	Mar 5, 1968
24	Have You Ever Had a Genie Hate You?	Mar 12, 1968
25	Operation: First Couple on the Moon	Mar 19, 1968
26	Haven't I Seen Me Someplace Before?	Mar 26, 1968

Season 4

26 episodes • 1968Avg: 5.5

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	U-F-Oh Jeannie	Sep 16, 1968	1.0
2	Jeannie and the Wild Pipchicks	Sep 23, 1968	0.0
3	Tomorrow Is Not Another Day	Oct 7, 1968	0.0
4	Abdullah	Oct 14, 1968	0.0
5	Have You Heard the One About The Used Car Salesman?	Nov 4, 1968	0.0
6	Djinn, Djinn, Go Home	Nov 11, 1968	0.0
7	The Strongest Man in the World	Nov 18, 1968	0.0
8	The Indispensable Jeannie	Nov 25, 1968	0.0
9	Jeannie and the Top Secret Secret	Dec 2, 1968	0.0
10	How to Marry an Astronaut	Dec 9, 1968	0.0
11	Dr. Bellows Goes Sane	Dec 16, 1968	0.0
12	Jeannie The Guru	Dec 30, 1968	0.0
13	The Case of My Vanishing Master (1)	Jan 6, 1969	0.0
14	The Case of My Vanishing Master (2)	Jan 13, 1969	0.0
15	Ride 'Em Astronaut	Jan 27, 1969	0.0
16	Invisible House for Sale	Feb 3, 1969	0.0
17	Jeannie, the Governor's Wife	Feb 10, 1969	0.0
18	Is There a Doctor in the House?	Feb 17, 1969	0.0
19	The Biggest Star in Hollywood	Feb 24, 1969	0.0
20	The Case of the Porcelain Puppy	Mar 3, 1969	0.0
21	Jeannie for the Defense	Mar 10, 1969	0.0
22	Nobody Loves a Fat Astronaut	Mar 17, 1969	0.0
23	Around the Moon in 80 Blinks	Mar 24, 1969	0.0
24	Jeannie-Go-Round	Apr 7, 1969	0.0
25	Jeannie and the Secret Weapon	Apr 14, 1969	0.0
26	Blackmail Order Bride	May 12, 1969	10.0

Season 5

26 episodes • 1969Avg: 7.6Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Jeannie at the Piano	Sep 16, 1969	7.0
2	Djinn, Djinn, the Pied Piper	Sep 23, 1969	7.0
3	Guess Who's Going to Be a Bride? (1)	Sep 30, 1969	0.0
4	Guess Who's Going to Be a Bride? (2)	Oct 7, 1969	0.0
5	Jeannie's Beauty Cream	Oct 14, 1969	0.0
6	Jeannie and the Bachelor Party	Oct 21, 1969	0.0
7	The Blood of a Jeannie	Oct 28, 1969	0.0
8	See You in C-U-B-A	Nov 4, 1969	0.0
9	The Mad Home Wrecker	Nov 11, 1969	0.0
10	Uncles a Go-Go	Nov 25, 1969	0.0
11	The Wedding	Dec 2, 1969	0.0
12	My Sister, the Homewrecker	Dec 9, 1969	0.0
13	Jeannie, the Matchmaker	Dec 16, 1969	8.0
14	Never Put a Genie on a Budget	Dec 30, 1969	8.0
15	Please Don't Give My Jeannie No More Wine	Jan 6, 1970	8.0
16	One of Our Hotels is Growing	Jan 13, 1970	0.0
17	The Solid Gold Jeannie	Jan 20, 1970	0.0
18	Mrs. Djinn Djinn	Feb 3, 1970	7.0
19	Jeannie and the Curious Kid	Feb 10, 1970	8.0
20	Jeannie, the Recording Secretary	Feb 24, 1970	0.0
21	Help, Help, a Shark	Mar 3, 1970	0.0
22	Eternally Yours, Jeannie	Mar 17, 1970	0.0
23	An Astronaut in Sheep's Clothing	Mar 24, 1970	0.0
24	Hurricane Jeannie	Apr 28, 1970	0.0
25	One Jeannie Beats Four of a Kind	May 19, 1970	0.0
26	My Master, the Chili King	May 26, 1970	0.0

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