#62 - "Fly Me to the Moon"
Original Air Date: September 12, 1967
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Robert Marcus
Directed by: Hal Cooper
For fun, Jeannie turns a chimp, scheduled to go into outer space under Dr. Bellows' supervision, into a human being. It's up to Tony to find the chimp-now-human and convince him he should go back to being a chimp. Requesting Jeannie's help, her blink misfires and turns Tony into a chimp just in time for Dr. Bellows to prepare him to go into space.
Guest stars: Larry Storch as 'Sam' the chimp.
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#63 - "Jeannie or the Tiger"
Original Air Date: September 19, 1967
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: James Henerson
Directed by: Hal Cooper
It's been two hundred years since Jeannie saw her sister Jeannie. During an illfated reunion at Tony's house her sister decides to trick Jeannie into her bottle, steal Tony away and send Roger all over the world in order to keep him from exposing her. You see he stumbled upon Jeannie after she was trapped in her bottle. After long nights dancing and dining all over the world Tony finally figures out that this aggressive new Jeannie is not his Jeannie and manages to free Jeannie and trap her sister in the bottle. Meanwhile Roger has just returned from the scorching desert. Attempting to free Jeannie from the bottle he releases her sister instead. It's an all out battle of the sisters for Tony, with Dr. Bellows not far behind.
Classic Quote: "You gotta help me, she's gonna send me to the bottom of the sea, it's the only place left!"- Roger Healey.
Special Tid Bit: This episode marks the first appearance of Jeannie's dark haired malevolent twin sister. Created by James Henerson who also just happened to work on the Bewitched crew before being fired for working on Jeannie as well.
"I really goofed, in a Bewitched script I accidently wrote "Samantha blinks," when they read that they knew I was playing for both teams and they let me go," - James Henerson.
Did you know: The emerald green costume worn by Jeannie's sister was actually seen not only in the first season of Jeannie but in the second season as well. Once it was worn by her sister in episode 63 it was never seen on Jeannie again.
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#64 - "Second Greatest Con Artist in the World"
Original Air Date: September 26, 1967
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Alan Devon
Directed by: Claudio Guzman
While in Hawaii on an assignment Tony becomes frazzled when Jeannie is seen wearing an expensive ancient scarab pendant. So expensive she is photographed and published in the news paper. Seeing the scarab (given to Jeannie by the King Tutt Himself) a two-bit crook (Charlie) sets his sights on making it his own. Posing as a millionare Charlie (played by Milton Berle) tries to convince Jeannie to give him a genuine King Tut Scarab pin worth a half-million dollars in exchange for an acre of beach. The beach is no ordinary beach though, with Charlies help Jeannie believes the beach is the locale where hundreds of diamonds wash ashore every day. Gladly trading the scarab for the land Jeannie soon finds out she has been tricked. Now it's Charlie who will witness the tides wash up diamonds on a beach he just traded for a 'crummy' scarab. It's not nice to trick Jeannie, who wants her scarab back.
Guest stars: Milton Berle
Did you know: Hal Cooper appears as Eddie, the dim-witted chauffeur.
Classic Flub: Yes Jeannie is photographed and seen in the paper. While in later episode #124 "The Wedding" Jeannie can not be photographed. Apparently her ability to appear on film is only present when it helps further the plot.
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#65 - "My Turned-On Master"
Original Air Date: October 3, 1967
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Dennis Whitcomb
Directed by: Hal Cooper
Jeannie promises to transfer her powers for 24 hours to someone else if Tony will let her come along to a big reception. Little does Tony know that the "someone else" she picks is him. So when he says "We're up to our ears in paperwork," the figurative expression becomes literal reality. Things only get worse when Tony accidently passes the power on to Dr. Bellows!
Classic Cameo: If you look close, 'Eddie' from the previous episode "Second Greatest Con Artist in the World" appears again. Only this time director Hal Cooper plays the uncredited roll of Dr. Bellows house painter.
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#66 - "My Master, the Weakling"
Original Air Date: October 10, 1967
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Ron Friedman
Directed by: Claudio Guzman
A physical trainer, Commander "Killer" Kiski deems Tony and Roger weaklings and nearly destroys them with his hard-core survival boot camp. After unknowingly forcing the broken down major's to go dancing later in the evening after a day of back breaking exercises Jeannie becomes infuriated with Kiski for his cruel treatment. In one fast blink Jeannie transforms the maniacal Kiski's personality into his sweet old aunt Effie. The reformed officer brightens his tent with chintz and flowers, has the majors painting bunnies and enforces proper etiquette when jumping from a plane.
Guest stars Don Rickles and David Soul.
Watch Closely: David Soul makes a brief Starsky-less appearance in a minor role.
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#67 - "Jeannie, the Hip Hippie"
Original Air Date: October 17, 1967
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Christopher Golato
Directed by: Hal Cooper
Tony's first vacation in years is postponed until he finds Amanda Bellows a mod, popular musical group for her charity bazaar. With Jeannie's help Tony is soon up to his ears in music so good that it threatens to ruin his vacation. Why? Who will be their tour manager?
Guest stars Phil Spector and band Boyce & Hart.
Special Tid Bit- Watch Barbara Eden play the drums with the band in the song "Out 'n About."
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#68 - "Everybody's a Movie Star"
Original Air Date: October 31, 1967
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Mark Rowane
Directed by: Claudio Guzman
A Hollywood director comes to Cocoa Beach to film a day in the life of an average astronaut. His goal seems simple at first, until he sees untapped talent in Tony and wants to make him into a big star. Roger, however, over hears only a portion of the directors comments to Dr. Bellows and believes that he is the one who they want to make a star and he develops an inflated ego. It's up to Jeannie and Tony to let him down gently before he makes a complete fool of himself.
Guest stars Paul Lynde.
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#69 - "Who Are You Calling a Genie?"
Original Air Date: November 7, 1967
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Ron Friedman
Directed by: Claudio Guzman
Jeannie is knocked in the head with a door by Dr. Bellows and forgets who and what she is. It's up to Tony to convince her before she is taken by an over zealous attorney bent on milking NASA for all he can with Jeannie as his 'victim.'
Guest stars Richard Deacon.
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#70 - "Meet My Master's Mother"
Original Air Date: November 14, 1967
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Marlene Fanta Shyer
Directed by: Claudio Guzman
Tony's overprotective mother drops in for a visit. Upon viewing an empty refridgerator and a 'skinny' Tony she decides Tony is not being taken care of properly and announces she is staying permanently. Little does she know she has angered Jeannie who is determined to get rid of her, or at least make her go back home.
Guest stars Spring Byington
Classic Quote:
Mrs. Nelson: If the mountain won't come to Muhammed... Muhammed comes to the mountain.
Tony: That mountain is gonna' get crowded mom.
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#71 - "Here Comes Bootsie Nightingale"
Original Air Date: November 21, 1967
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Paul West
Directed by: Hal Cooper
Tony is asked by Amanda Bellows to escort a glamorous movie star to her benefit ball. Now Tony has to juggle keeping it a secret from Jeannie as well as keeping Roger at bay who is in 'love' with Bootsie. The obvious solution is apparent to Jeannie. Since Roger loves her so much, he can take her. Unfortunately for Roger, Bootsie and her manager have planned for her to announce her engagement at the ball. Her engagement to Tony that is! It's a battle of the blondes as Jeannie fights to keep Tony away from Bootsie and Bootsie fights to keep away from a cartoon voiced Tony (Jeannie's doing) and a grabby Roger.
Classic Quote:
Bootsie: "He sounds like he escaped from a cartoon!"
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#72 - "Tony's Wife"
Original Air Date: November 28, 1967
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Christopher Golato
Directed by: Claudio Guzman
Jeannie's sister pop's in and convinces Jeannie that she was born under the 'Terrible sign of the Jinx' and only disaster will come to her master. That if she doesn't leave for fifteen years she will 'wipe him out.' When Tony complains of the bad luck he's been having, Jeannie is certain her sister is right. What Jeannie doesn't realize is not only her sister behind the 'bad luck' she is also (yet again) out to get Tony for herself. What Jeannie's sister doesn't count on is Jeannie attempting to get Tony set up and married off before she takes her fifteen year leave.
Classic Quote:
Jeannie's Sister: "My when they passed out brains in our family they really gave you an extra helping!"
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#73 - "Jeannie and the Bank Robbery"
Original Air Date: December 5, 1967
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Seaman Jacobs, Fred Fox and James Henerson
Directed by: Larry Hagman
To get Jeannie out of his hair, Tony suggests she help someone else for a change, someone who needs help. Jeannie overhears two men talking in the park and gets bilked into letting them use Tony's car, and helps them get money from the bank, after hours.
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#74 - "My Son, the Genie"
Original Air Date: December 12, 1967
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Bill Richmond
Directed by: Claudio Guzman
The President of the United States is coming to Tony's house to congratulate him on his latest space success and have dinner. It just so happens that Jeannie is expecting, on the same night a klutzy genie-in-training. This klutz just happens to be the son of Haji, Chief of all the Djinn. This makes it impossible for Jeannie to turn him away. Now Tony not only has to juggle Jeannie being present, but Haji's son as well. With Dr. Bellows, the President of the United States and all the NASA brass around Tony is sure his career and life are over.
Guest stars Bob Denver of "Gilligan's Island" fame.
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#75 - "Jeannie Goes to Honolulu"
Original Air Date: December 26, 1967
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Mark Rowane
Directed by: Claudio Guzman
Jeannie is tricked into thinking that Roger and Tony are going on survival mission to North Pole, but they go to beautiful Hawaii. Once she finds out, she blinks her way to Waikiki Beach and discovers Tony is involved with a beautiful girl. Rather than risk the generals daughters saftey Tony tells Jeannie she is a princess and she is a part of a secret mission.
Guest stars Don Ho.
Did you know? This episode was filmed on location around the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Honolulu on the island of Ohahu. The beach (Waikiki Beach), hotel and surrounding areas remain nearly unchanged and have caught the attention of random fans of the television series.
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#76 - " Battle of Waikiki"
Original Air Date: January 2, 1968
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Marty Roth
Directed by: Hal Cooper
Still in Hawaii, sightseeing Tony is impressed with the history of King Kamehameha and wishes he could have met him. When Jeannie makes the monarch appear in full regalia, they attempt to take him on a tour of the island. Unimpressed with the changes after 200 years he manages to break away from Jeannie and Tony and soon provokes the locals to attack a luau (attended by Dr. Bellows) in an effort to win back the Hawaiian Islands.
Guest stars Michael Ansara as King Kamehameha who was married to Barbara Eden at the time.
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#77 - "Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie? (Part 1)"
Original Air Date: January 16, 1968
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: James Henerson
Directed by: Claudio Guzman
Hours before his vacation to Rome Jeannie appears at NASA to see Tony. Upon hearing someone approaching Jeannie blinks herself inside an open safe in the laboratory. Roger accidentally locks Jeannie in the safe. Not only is it locked, it is to be launched to the moon the following morning! Tony soon learns that if anyone tries to get in, it will explode. Tony and Roger enlist two professional safecrackers who believe something of great value is in the safe and attempt to get it for themselves.
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#78 - "Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie? (Part 2)"
Original Air Date: January 23, 1968
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: James Henerson
Directed by: Claudio Guzman
Tony thinks the safe with Jeannie inside is now moon bound. However Roger reveals that the safe with Jeannie in it is still at NASA, that he switched them before the launch. Tony and Roger continue their wild goose chase to get Jeannie back as the safe is stolen back by the two safe crackers. Before long the safe ends up in a scrap yard bound for the crusher, with Jeannie still inside.
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#79 - "Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie? (Part 3)"
Original Air Date: January 30, 1968
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: James Henerson
Directed by: Hal Cooper
With Jeannie still trapped in the safe Jeannie's sister drops in to say hello. Upon learning that her blond twin is locked in a safe she switches Tony's work orders so she can pursue him in Baghdad. Once Tony is on her home turf she traps him in a birdcage in her masters harem. Back at NASA Jeannie informs Roger of what has happened and he sets out on his own to find Tony. Upon arriving at Sister's masters harem Roger is nearly side tracked by the beautiful girls. Only long enough for Sister to arrive and put him in the cage with Tony. Things seem hopeless for the two of them until her gigantic master arrives back early and makes her send them back.
Guest stars Mike Farrell and Ted Cassidy.
Did you know? Ted Cassidy, famous for his role as Lurch from The Addams Family is seen a second time as Cousin Hammed in episode #81 "Please Don't Feed the Astronauts"
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#80 - "Genie, Genie, Who's Got the Genie, (Part 4)"
Original Air Date: February 6, 1968
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: James Henerson
Directed by: Hal Cooper
It's been many weeks now and Jeannie is still trapped in the safe. Tony becomes frantic when she informs himthat once she has been locked up for a full moon, whoever frees her will be her new master. When Dr. Bellows sends for a demolitions expert to open the safe Tony inlists Rogers help to stall the man and rushes to be the one to open the safe first. In a race against the clock Tony finds he must disarm the explosives himself and kidnaps Dr. Wedemeyer who finally arrives and directs Tony on how to disarm the device.
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#81 - "Please Don't Feed the Astronauts"
Original Air Date: February 13, 1968
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Ron Friedman
Directed by: Hal Cooper
Per the direction of Commander Porter, Roger and Tony go on a five day survival mission where they exist on berries and bugs. While trying to help Jeannie discovers that according to Commander Porter's survival guide the only help they can accept is from a friendly native village. In a blink Porter is about to wish he had never written that in his survival guide.
Guest stars Paul Lynde.
Classic Quote:
Commander Porter: "For a mirage, you've got horrible breath."
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#82 - "My Master, the Ghostbreaker"
Original Air Date: February 20, 1968
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Christopher Golato
Directed by: Hal Cooper
Tony is notified that he has inherited a 300-year-old English manor. After arriving Jeannie and Roger are sure the place is haunted. Tony on the other hand is convinced someone is trying to scare him out of ownership.
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#83 - "Divorce, Genie Style"
Original Air Date: February 27, 1968
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: James Henerson
Directed by: Hal Cooper
Jeannie is insulted by Tony's praise of Mrs. Bellows cooking. Claiming that she is a mortal woman and therefor it is more impressive. Determined to prove herself to Tony Jeannie convinced Haji, Chief of all the Djinn to remove her power for good. Only agreeing to one week Haji pulls the plug on Jeannie who now sets out to be the perfect mortal house wife. The only problem is she didn't expect Mrs. Bellows to drop by and catch her dressed in her harem costume doing house work. Also, because Jeannie no longer has her power she is unable to smoke into her bottle to sleep. This requires her to sleep on the sofa. Upon seeing the situation Mrs. Bellows believes Jeannie is Tony's secret wife, one he treats horribly and sets out to get Jeannie divorced from Tony.
Classic Quote:
Jeannie: "But I do not want this... community property!"
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#84 - "My Double Crossing Master"
Original Air Date: March 5, 1968
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Mark Rowane
Directed by: Hal Cooper
Roger tells Tony that he his through with women, that they are all fickle. Tony argues that Jeannie is loyal and not all women are bad. Roger disagrees and To prove Jeannie's loyalty, Tony disguises himself as a handsome British officer. The only problem is Jeannie see's right through Tony's disguise and plays along.
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#85 - "Have You Ever Had a Genie Hate You?"
Original Air Date: March 12, 1968
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Allan Devon
Directed by: Claudio Guzman
Jeannie's devilish sister is at it again. Bearing gifts for Jeannie she sets out to yet again 'bag' Tony. Giving Jeannie two flasks of lotions, one tweaked with a love potion, the other tweaked with a hate potion. Before Jeannie can use them on her master her sister switches them. Suddenly Tony's voice drives Jeannie insanely angry as she falls madly in love with Roger.
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#86 - "Operation: First Couple on the Moon"
Original Air Date: March 19, 1968
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Arthur Julian
Directed by: Claudio Guzman
Jeannie is upset with the possibility of Tony going to the moon with a beautiful doctor. Falling for her sisters 'help again, Jeannie's sister sets it up she she herself the prime candidate to spend three months in a small isolation bubble with Tony in outer space. Now it's up to Tony to get Sister scrubbed from the mission. Only in the process he gets himself scrubbed instead!
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#87 - "Haven't I Seen Me Someplace Before?"
Original Air Date: March 26, 1968
Original Air Time: 7:00pm
Written by: Marty Roth
Directed by: Claudio Guzman
For Roger's birthday, Jeannie grants him one wish. Roger inadvertently blurts out that he would like to trade places with Tony. The only problem is Tony was set to go on a space mission in the next few days.
