| Bezaubernde Jeannie - Die komplette Season One | |||||
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| Barbara Eden | Jeannie/Jeannie II (139 episodes, 1965-1970) | |
| Larry Hagman | Capt. / Maj. Anthony Nelson | |
| Barbara Eden | Jeannie | |
| Larry Hagman | Major Anthony Nelson (139 episodes, 1965-1970) | |
| Hayden Rorke | Col. Alfred E. Bellows | |
| Bill Daily | Major Roger Healey (130 episodes, 1965-1970) | |
| Hayden Rorke | Dr. Alfred Bellows (128 episodes, 1965-1970) | |
| Bill Daily | Capt. / Maj. Roger Healey | |
| Barton MacLane | General Peterson (35 episodes, 1965-1969) | |
| Emmaline Henry | Amanda Bellows (39 episodes, 1966-1970) | |
| Vinton Hayworth | Gen. Winfield Schaeffer (16 episodes, 1968-1970) | |
| Emmaline Henry | Amanda Bellows | |
| Vinton Haworth | Gen. Winfield Schaeffer | |
| Barton MacLane | Gen. Martin Peterson | |
| I Dream of Jeannie |
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| Produzent | Herb Wallerstein
Sidney Sheldon |
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| Autor | Sidney Sheldon
Dick Bensfield |
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| Kamera/Fotographie | Fred Jackman Jr.
Robert Tobey |
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| Komponist | Will Schaefer
Buddy Kaye |
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Kurzbeschreibung Mit einem Blinzeln und einem Kopfnicken gelingt es Barbara Eden in der ersten Staffel von "Bezaubernde Jeannie", alle Wünsche Wirklichkeit werden zu lassen. Zum ersten Mal auf DVD erhältlich, zeigt diese aus vier DVDs bestehende Sammlung alle 30 Folgen und stellt Captain Anthony "Tony" Nelson alias Larry Hagman vor, einen Astronauten, der unwissentlich einen schönen und überaus einfallsreichen weiblichen Flaschengeist aus seiner Flasche befreit und so zu seinem "Meister" wird. Gemeinsam geben er und Jeannie ein bezauberndes Paar ab. Mit einigen der größten TV-Gaststars, darunter Dabney Coleman, Maureen McCormick und Bill Mumy, und voll gepackt mit Bonusmaterial, ist "Bezaubernde Jeannie" eine beliebte Familienkomödie, die Sehnsüchte nach der goldenen Zeit des Fernsehens weckt und in keinem DVD-Regal fehlen darf! Episoden: Disc 1: 01 Eine Jeannie aus der Flasche 02 Ersteigert von Prinzessin Fatima 03 Das Training für den Mondflug 04 Hochzeitsreise entfällt 05 Kein Stolz der Kompanie 06 Frau über Bord 07 Weltraumflug mit Hindernissen 08 Guter Rat ist teuer Disc 2: 09 Wie man kein Star wird 10 Erfunden vor 2000 Jahren 11 Kleine Jungs sind gefährlich 12 Rogers große Liebe 13 Russisches Roulette 14 Jeannies Verlobter 15 Ein Tony zuviel 16 Zweimal Mekka und zurück Disc 3: 17 Roger gehört die Welt 18 Eine Jeannie ist genug 19 Wie entkommt man einer Jeannie? 20 Roger kommt unter's Messer 21 Kein Glück, Charlie 22 Einmal Millionär sein 23 Das Golfturnier 24 Der unerwünschte Hausgast Disc 4: 25 Das Geheimnis der Kristallkugel 26 Ein echter Rembrandt? 27 Die Pantoffel aus Bukistan 28 Jeannie schwört Rache 29 Tony geht in die Luft 30 Der Gedächtnisschwund Movieman.de "Bezaubernde Jeannie" ist eine Serie, die wieder einmal wie geschaffen für Nostalgiker ist. Sie hält sich auch heute noch gut, allerdings fällt mit fortschreitendem Alter des Rezipienten doch auf, dass die Stories im Grunde immer nur leicht variiert werden und der Originalitätswert nicht besonders hoch ist. Wettgemacht wird das jedoch durch das beschwingte Spiel der drei Hauptdarsteller, die auch heute noch unvergessen sind, als Jeannie und Tony und Healey. Fazit: Amüsanter Serienklassiker Moviemans Kommentar zur DVD: Das Bild hat deutliche Schwächen in allen Kategorien, der Ton ist ordentliches Mono. Das Bonusmaterial ist nicht besonders üppig, dafür aber sehr unterhaltsam geraten. Bild: Eigentlich ist die erste Staffel der Serie in Schwarzweiß gedreht worden, aber Sony entschied sich, diese nachzukolorieren, um sie so mit dem Rest der Serie zu vereinheitlichen. Das Ergebnis ist auch recht gut geworden, allerdings merkt man hin und wieder einen etwas unnatürlichen Farbton, der in Fällen von Nachkolorierungen eben ins Auge sticht. Rauschen ist extrem stark ausgeprägt (Folge 30: 00:01:22). Und auch die Kompression macht Zicken. So fällt immer wieder größeres Blockrauschen auf (Folge 25: 00:11:11). Die Schärfe ist auf angenehmen Niveau, bricht aber auch nie nach oben hin aus. Hinzu kommt, dass man des öfteren deutliche Doppelkonturen erkennt, die auf Edge Enhancement schließen lassen. Der Kontrast ist in Ordnung, was bei der farbenfrohen Natur der Serie nicht weiter überrascht. Ton: Der Originalton beider Sprachfassungen ist in Mono. Das Ergebnis ist zu erwarten. Die Qualität ist passabel, aber sicher nicht überragend. Im Original fallen ein paar mehr Störgeräusche auf und ein bisschen muffig ist der Dialog auch, aber das gilt dann wiederum für beide Sprachfassungen. Das gesprochene Wort weht recht dünn daher. Extras: Das Bonusmaterial ist nicht überwältigend, aber nett. Neben einem Audiokommentar, bei dem die Schauspieler offenbar viel Spaß haben, gibt es eine knapp 15-minütige Featurette, in der der Serienerfinder und die Darsteller Larry Hagman, Barbara Eden und Bill Daily. Hier hätte man sich gerne einen etwas größeren Umfang gewünscht. Interessant ist, dass man hier ein paar Ausschnitte der Serie im originalen Schwarzweiß sehen kann. |
| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 18.09.1965 1. The Lady in the Bottle | ||
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When the rocket launch for a space mission goes awry, its astronaut, Captain Anthony Nelson, finds himself stranded on a desert island. There, he finds a beautiful antique bottle lying there on the sand. When Tony opens the bottle, he is shocked to find a beautiful, 2,000-year-old genie named Jeannie, who is now calling him her new Master and willing to grant him anything he wishes.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 25.09.1965 2. My Hero? | ||
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Jeannie blinks Captain Nelson to ancient Persia, where he avenges Jeannie's honor against Ali, the Killer of Giants. Meanwhile, Jeannie visits her parents and happily announces that she has found the man she wishes to marry, her Master, Captain Anthony Nelson, a man who ""makes his living flying through space.""
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 02.10.1965 3. Guess What Happened on the Way to the Moon? | ||
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Tony is on a survival mission with Roger when Jeannie seems to have followed him. She then proceeds to help him in every way possible by giving him food, shelter, and finally transportation while Roger suffers in the hot, sweltering desert.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 09.10.1965 4. The Marriage Caper | ||
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General Stone is leaving the U.S. Air Force to accept an ambassadorship overseas. He offers Tony the opportunity to come along and be his Military Attache. General Stone's daughter, Melissa, who is also Tony's fiancee, urges Tony to accept the prestigious position and move up their wedding date.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 16.10.1965 5. G.I. Jeannie | ||
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Jeannie joins the WAAF's in hopes of becoming Tony's secretary, but things dont turn out as planned.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 23.10.1965 6. The Yacht Murder Case | ||
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Onboard a yacht for an important meeting, Tony is followed by Jeannie. With witnesses around Tony argues with Jeannie and tells her to go home. When she does dissappear, they think Tony has killed her (since she cant be found) and put him in jail.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 30.10.1965 7. Anybody Here Seen Jeannie? | ||
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At Cape Kennedy America's three man astronaut team is preparing to take an historical walk into outerspace. The team consists of Captain Tony Nelson, Captain Roger Healey and Lt. Geroge Conway. Captain Nelson as the head of the team will be the first American to step out into space. However, Dr. Bellows is concerned that Tony has been a bit jumpy and he orders him to appear at the base at 2:00 for some tests. Jeannie overhears of Tony's mission. Jeannie worries about his tether breaking and Tony spinning out into space. So she decides to sabotage Tony's tests, while hiding in Tony's jacket.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 06.11.1965 8. The Americanization of Jeannie | ||
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Jeannie reads about how to be an American woman in a magazine and takes after it in order to please Tony.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 13.11.1965 9. The Moving Finger | ||
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Jeannie becomes jealous of Tony because he goes out to dinner with a famous movie star. Jeannie then wants to become a moviestar herself to get Tony's attention only she ends up coming to the conclusion that genies dont photograph when she is given a screen test and she is invisible in it.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 20.11.1965 10. Djinn and Water | ||
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One of Jeannie's great grandfathers (Bilejik) is summoned back by Jeannie in hopes of aiding Tony in making fresh water out of salt water.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 27.11.1965 11. Whatever Became of Baby Custer? | ||
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An 8-year-old boy, Custer, idolizes Tony. One day when making an unannounced visit, Custer sees Jeannie's magic at work. The little boy blabs almost immediately. Dr. Bellows learns about this and decides to use him to prove that the recent wierd goings-on with Tony have some explanation. Of course, Jeannie uses her magic to cause even more trouble.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 04.12.1965 12. Where'd You Go-Go? | ||
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Diane, an old girlfriend of Tony's, comes into town and invites him to pick up where they left off, making Jeannie jealous. Meanwhile, Tony's best friend, Roger Healey, who still doesn't know about Jeannie, ""bumps"" into her on the street and becomes immediately attracted to her, aggressively pursuing her for a date. Jeannie accepts, causing Tony to become worried and a little bit jealous about her very first mystery date. He decides to drag Diane all over town in search of Jeannie and her unidentified escort.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 11.12.1965 13. Russian Roulette | ||
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Roger Healey is in love and is still searching for his missing Dream Girl, Jeannie, complete with an engagement ring in tow. Meanwhile, he and Tony are ordered by their superiors to escort and entertain two Russian cosmonauts who are visiting the Base, one of them being a good-looking female cosmonaut who has an immediate attraction to Tony. In a jealous huff, Jeannie sneaks along on the men's assignment by hiding herself (in her bottle) inside of Roger's overcoat pocket. The female Russian cosmonaut expresses a real interest in the antique bottle and Roger gives it to her as a gift of friendship. Once Tony realizes what has happened, he makes every effort to get Jeannie back, but not before the Russian cosmonaut discovers that she now possesses a genuine genie in a bottle.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 18.12.1965 14. What House Across the Street? | ||
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Jeannie continues to bring up the idea of marriage to Tony, who still refuses to marry her. She asks her mother for advice and together they come up with a plan to make Tony jealous: accept Roger Healey's marriage proposal. To make her background look legitimate, Jeannie blinks a fine house onto a vacant lot across the street from Tony's house, along with a set of phony, rich parents.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 25.12.1965 15. Too Many Tonys | ||
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Jeannie blinks up another Tony that by which is more romantic and worships the ground Jeannie walks on.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 08.01.1966 16. Get Me to Mecca on Time | ||
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When it is discovered that it is the day of the ramda, Jeannie says that Tony and her must make a trip to Mecca and cite the sacred words or else Jeannie will lose her powers forever and go into limbo.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 15.01.1966 17. The Richest Astronaut in the Whole Wide World | ||
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Roger finally discovers the truth about Jeannie and takes control of the bottle without Tony's permission. He then uses Jeannie for his own greedy purposes.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 22.01.1966 18. Is There an Extra Jeannie in the House? | ||
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Roger has run Jeannie ragged with his whims. But angering Tony (because he exhauses Jeannie) is the least of his concerns. Seems one night he's kept Dr. Bellows' niece out on a hot date until the wee morning hours, making his superior officer really upset.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 29.01.1966 19. Never Try to Outsmart a Genie | ||
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Tony has to go on a three-week trip to Rome (which involves an ocean cruise to Europe) for business. Jeannie begs her master to let her come along, but Tony knows she'll only be in the way and orders her to stay home. Jeannie (certain that not only will danger befall Tony, but he'll meet and marry a beautiful woman he meets on the cruise) tries every trick to change Tony's plans. When the captain catches on (rather quickly, mind you), he decides to let her come along ... under the following condition: That she can come in her human form only if she can legally obtain a passport without using her magic. Of course, she can't get the needed passport, but doesn't find this out until she nearly gets another woman in serious trouble.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 05.02.1966 20. My Master, the Doctor | ||
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When Tony mentions to Jeannie that his childhood dream was to become a surgeon, she blinks him right into the operating room where Roger is to have his appendix removed. Dr. Bellows notices that the ""new"" doctor (which he suspects is Tony) is somewhat strange, and eventually summons General Peterson to the operating room to bring up charges on Tony for medical inpersonation. However, as always, things do not turn out the way Dr. Bellows thought they would, as Jeannie blinked Tony from the operating room and replaced him with a doctor from ancient Carthage. Dr. Bellows is left to ponder how this happened to him... again.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 12.02.1966 21. Jeannie and the Kidnap Caper | ||
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Tony, frustrated over Jeannie's constant use of magic to help around the house, makes her swear not to help him out anymore under any circumstances. Jeannie agrees, but it's bad timing. Seconds later, Red Chinese spies visit the Nelson home asking for Tony. They kidnap him at gunpoint, and if Jeannie uses her gifts to rescue Tony, she'll lose him as a master. Tony, meanwhile, is being held at shacks along the shoreline, where the criminals aim to make him reveal classified secrets through torture. A beautiful Chinese woman is also in on the scheme Jeannie manages to spy on the spies, reporting back to Roger (who in turn, reports to Dr. Bellows, who reports to Gen. Peterson). After several back-and-forths, Jeannie finally learns that the spies intend to kill Tony by making him drink poisoned tea. Roger convinces Jeannie to temporarily let him be his master, so she can skirt the rules and rescue Tony in time.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 19.02.1966 22. How Lucky Can You Get? | ||
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Following Tony and Roger's promotion to major, the general sends them to Reno, Nevada to relax a few days before going to a base there. Meanwhile, all thats on Roger's mind is gambling in the casinos. Although Tony says Jeannie can't go, Roger's greed gets the better of him and he sneaks Jeannie into his bag in hopes of increasing his odds in the casino.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 26.02.1966 23. Watch the Birdie | ||
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Tony goes to drop off a few papers to General Peterson when he gives a try at a few swings of golf. He of course is horrible and cant even hit the ball, but at a second try Jeannie makes him hit it farther than most pro's. The General then realizes Tony's ""potential"" and makes him his partner in a championship game against 2 guys of the Navy. He refuses Jeannie's help at first, but later on in the match he realizes he cant do it by himself and Jeannie comes to the rescue.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 05.03.1966 24. The Permanent House Guest | ||
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When Dr. Bellows makes a stop at Tony's house, he sees an elephant in Tony's bedroom. He then calls General Peterson and when they both go over there they see nothing and of course Bellows is made a fool yet again. Realizing this, the ever suspicious Dr. Bellows moves in with Tony in hopes of actually catching him in the act.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 12.03.1966 25. Bigger Than a Bread Box and Better Than a Genie | ||
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Tony is skeptical about a fortune teller roger has been seeing in the apartment next to his and goes to investigate. Once he thinks he has the fortune teller figured out, he goes to a sayance where 2 people from the neighborhood join in and as a surprise Dr. Bellows as well. Jeannie then shows up and is creating all the effects the phony teller is doing and in the end the fortune teller even begins to believe her own hype. This then leads Tony to believe she is really a phony and the others as well.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 19.03.1966 26. My Master, the Great Rembrandt | ||
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For NASA charity auction, Tony paints a copy of Rembrandt's famous 1658 self portrait. He uses his own signature to denote it was a copy and not the authentic article. Jeannie sees her master's work and decides he's quite a painter. Unbenownst to Tony, however, she blinks the original article (that was hanging in the Louvre in Paris) in place of the faux painting. Two art experts buy the painting for $300,000, and that's where the real problems start. Seems they're suspicious about the painting Tony had donated, since the Rembrant self-portrait bears quite a resemblance to the real thing! Of course, Tony is unable to explain what he believes happened, and Dr. Bellows gives him 24 hours to come up with a plausable explanation or face felony theft, forgery and grand larceny charges. While Dr. Bellows invites a world-renowned art expert to inspect the Rembrant painting, Tony demands that Jeannie fix the mess her mischief got him into. Jeannie decides to pose as the elderly art expert, who
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 02.04.1966 27. My Master, the Thief | ||
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While on a trip to the museum, Jeannie spots a pair of antique slippers that she believes belonged to her over 2000 years past. She blinks them out of the glass case and on to her feet and Tony is left in trouble.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 09.04.1966 28. This is Murder | ||
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When its discovered a princess is coming to Cocoa Beach to visit NASA, Tony is chosen to escort her for 3 days. At the same time, Jeannie sees a picture of her and realizes that she is from a royal family that once cheated her family 3000 years past and Jeannie has taken an oath to kill her. Tony; trying to save the princess from harm; sends Jeannie on a quest (that will ultimately take her 3 days to complete)to get him various things that take even a genie quite a bit of time to accomplish. This plan unfortunately does not work and Jeannie shows up ahead of schedule and meets with the princess. In the end, things work out good because Jeannie and the princess have agreed the feud was childish and thus they dropped the whole thing.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 23.04.1966 29. My Master, the Magician | ||
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When Dr. Bellows spots Tony floating in his chair in his living room, he has no choice but to explain it by saying he is an amateur magician and that was one of his tricks. Dr. Bellows then insists that Tony put on a magic show at NASA to prove his claim.
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| Seen it: Yes 30 Min. 07.05.1966 30. I'll Never Forget What's Her Name | ||
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Tony suffers amnesia from a vase falling on his head, and, seeing Jeannie, instantly falls in love with her. He declares his love and insists they get married. Jeannie, confused but excited, is ready to go through with it, despite Roger's objections. Jeannie prepares for her wedding, only to be diappointed in the end...
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