Great show, well written and acted, both ladies Barbara Eden/"Jeannie" and the long dark haired actress next to 'Tony" look and are terrific !!! I agree today's "comedy" can't match the old shows.
People should make more of these instead of making those stupid comedies such as Big Bang Theory, Two And a Half Men, etc... I'm only 14 and I watch this instead of those.
It's very sad that in the midst of finding treasure on the internet, there is the tragedy of hateful thinking. While it can be argued that America is not where it should be, it's not the fault of Diversity. As a matter of fact, prejudice kept many qualified people from appearing on TV shows and movies. Don't forget the many minorites who were in Vietnam fighting for this nation while this show was on TV.
@rehobothwell The definition of "hate" is not the opposition of Diversity (is that word always put in capital D form?). By categorizing that which you oppose as "hate" you neatly avoid the necessity of refuting the point made and you shut down debate. This, sadly, has become the standard behavior of the Humanities departments. There is nothing "hateful" about celebrating an ethnic groups success or lamenting it's downfall (along with it's culture).
This was America at its peak. Note the overwhelming Whiteness of this America compared to now. What you see here - the intelligence, the courage, the healthy culture - is all dead now. Half of all children under the age of 5 are non-White in America and it will get worse rapidly. Social scientists now know that higher ethnic diversity equals a low trust society – more depression and criminality. And IQ and behavior is linked to ethnicity. This was America. Say goodbye to it
@jeffmaylor Already said goodbye a long time ago..... If this were today he'd be from the middle east, and Jeannie would be a black girl with large boobs, short skirt with butt cheeks hanging out, dry-humping the wall and saying things like "Oh no he dihunt" and "Who dat biatch think she be messin wit my man??"
For more on Barbara Eden you can read my article on Lockergnome(dot)com: "Barbara Eden Launches Official Website, Biography 2011." There you can leave? a comment.
I love Dr. Bellows! LOL. Poor chap! He was forever seeing things--Jeannie's magic--- and never being able to prove what he saw! He as the male version of Mrs. Karvits on Bewitched.
THEY dont make shows like this anymore..pure comed/slapstick. with outrageous plots. Everything is done on a cheap studio set with generfeic families..boring. Too bad.. BTW--Dr Bellows....was ...Um..take a guess lol
tony would have saved a lot of trouble had he told jeannie why he was going to washington rather than keeping it a secret. It only made Jeannie more suspicious.
Oh my God this show was so great. I remember waking up every day at 7ish to see this. I think I managed to get through every episode. Genie was beautiful and the show was mad funny! Subscribing.
The woman on the plane next to Larry Hagman (Sabrina Schwarf) was hot as you-know-what! She was also the Indian girl in the 3rd season Star Trek ep. where Captain Kirk became an Indian for some reason. Back in the 80's, I worked with a girl that looked a lot like her. Related??
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I love this show. It took a while, but I finally trained my girlfriend to call me Master like Jeannie does. Now I just got to get he into that harem costume. Women are so so so stubborn today. Any chicks out there want to be my Jeannie? We`ll make pretend I found you in a bottle, and the requirements are you have to call me Master at all times, dress in a Harem costume, and get and crack open my beers when I watch NASCAR.
My sister made a witty comment one time that a couple of Barbara Eden's dresses during the last season of the show looked like "she was wearing just the tops of shirts". I think one of the eps. she was referring to was the "Cousin Tony's Texas Chili" episode, which was also the very last one I think.
barbara eden be one person i would not want to buckle my seatbelt on airplane wow did she ever make as tight as possible when buckle them in with her magic they were so tight the woman bearly could breathe
Certainly, 'drew'- there were five seasons [1965-'70]; the first season's episodes {30} were filmed in black & white, and are also available in "colorized" form as well. This scene, as I've mentioned before, is from the fourth season.
You're welcome, 'Skyliner'. But this wasn't from an "early" episode, either. This was originally seen in the middle of the fourth season [1968-'69], somewhat late in the series' "inventory" of 139 episodes {this was #96}.
This was first shown in December 1968- the reason they gave TWA a "plug" in this episode, is because their airline provided the "Grand Prize" of a trip for two around the world ("plus $1000 for expenses") in the "Guess Major Nelson's Secret Location" contest held during the two-part episode "The Case Of My Vanishing Master" in January 1969.
Great show, well written and acted, both ladies Barbara Eden/"Jeannie" and the long dark haired actress next to 'Tony" look and are terrific !!! I agree today's "comedy" can't match the old shows.
MrSlitskirts 1 month ago
People should make more of these instead of making those stupid comedies such as Big Bang Theory, Two And a Half Men, etc... I'm only 14 and I watch this instead of those.
udeshsilva 1 month ago
@ 2:04 Is that a notebook in, like, 1968? :D
erracht 3 months ago
verry funny
TheVashleyfan4eva 5 months ago
Yes, young people. This is what comedy use to look like before the modern-day sleaze got into producing things.
outofmyhands2 7 months ago 2
THIS IS SO AWESOME!!! :D
frankmunoz27 8 months ago
u wont believe i was just watching this episode today. it came on tv
ikadir18 8 months ago
which episode is this???
pianomanmaestro 10 months ago
@Jeff, poor Jeff....find yourself another all white country. And stay there
Brickmaster202 1 year ago
It's very sad that in the midst of finding treasure on the internet, there is the tragedy of hateful thinking. While it can be argued that America is not where it should be, it's not the fault of Diversity. As a matter of fact, prejudice kept many qualified people from appearing on TV shows and movies. Don't forget the many minorites who were in Vietnam fighting for this nation while this show was on TV.
rehobothwell 1 year ago
@rehobothwell The definition of "hate" is not the opposition of Diversity (is that word always put in capital D form?). By categorizing that which you oppose as "hate" you neatly avoid the necessity of refuting the point made and you shut down debate. This, sadly, has become the standard behavior of the Humanities departments. There is nothing "hateful" about celebrating an ethnic groups success or lamenting it's downfall (along with it's culture).
jeffmaylor 11 months ago
This was America at its peak. Note the overwhelming Whiteness of this America compared to now. What you see here - the intelligence, the courage, the healthy culture - is all dead now. Half of all children under the age of 5 are non-White in America and it will get worse rapidly. Social scientists now know that higher ethnic diversity equals a low trust society – more depression and criminality. And IQ and behavior is linked to ethnicity. This was America. Say goodbye to it
jeffmaylor 1 year ago
@jeffmaylor Already said goodbye a long time ago..... If this were today he'd be from the middle east, and Jeannie would be a black girl with large boobs, short skirt with butt cheeks hanging out, dry-humping the wall and saying things like "Oh no he dihunt" and "Who dat biatch think she be messin wit my man??"
brettbouler 1 year ago
@jeffmaylor It was a TV Show..wtf are you talking about?
tonybklyn 11 months ago
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For more on Barbara Eden you can read my article on Lockergnome(dot)com: "Barbara Eden Launches Official Website, Biography 2011." There you can leave? a comment.
jfko6 1 year ago
Tooo Funny!
ToddCWiggins 1 year ago
I love Dr. Bellows! LOL. Poor chap! He was forever seeing things--Jeannie's magic--- and never being able to prove what he saw! He as the male version of Mrs. Karvits on Bewitched.
Rayarena 1 year ago
That's right, 'Atta'- right between "FLIPPER" and "GET SMART".
fromthesidelines 1 year ago
She is chimping out at the end of the video. hahahaha.
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applesweeter 1 year ago
a jeannie and a witch too
RingMaster43542 1 year ago
THEY dont make shows like this anymore..pure comed/slapstick. with outrageous plots. Everything is done on a cheap studio set with generfeic families..boring. Too bad.. BTW--Dr Bellows....was ...Um..take a guess lol
DavelovesRealMusic 1 year ago
WoW we are chimps 3:10
anthoneycrunch 1 year ago
tony would have saved a lot of trouble had he told jeannie why he was going to washington rather than keeping it a secret. It only made Jeannie more suspicious.
msmithstud 2 years ago
I remember video tracking on the old betamax.Forget playstation, TV was truly intereactive back then,
howee100 2 years ago
@sagat1916120
YOU ARE SO RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!
69newage 2 years ago
Love that show!!!
69newage 2 years ago 2
omg 1960s flight attendants <3
is that an oxygen mask that pops out when the seats fall back?? haha.
nozomiwhitewolf 2 years ago 2
@nozomiwhitewolf
yh it's an oxygen mask! xP
ambulansekim 9 months ago
It's the "Jeannie and the Top Secret Secret" episode
tor9424 2 years ago
what's the name of this episode?
abcdefgmusic1 2 years ago
LOL....this is hilarious!
i love this show!
TVClassicsATYuToob 2 years ago 2
Oh my God this show was so great. I remember waking up every day at 7ish to see this. I think I managed to get through every episode. Genie was beautiful and the show was mad funny! Subscribing.
Sayian505 2 years ago 3
jeannie is sooooooo beautiful... I love this star.
1nilakshi 2 years ago 2
I wish flight attendants still looked anything like that.
floooky1 2 years ago
i would lick that drink of that girl in pink
neilzep 2 years ago 5
Nice rhyme.
Nat4Brendan 2 years ago 2
i used to love this show.
awesome
Autobots200 2 years ago 2
Barbara Eden looked pretty hot as a TWA Stew ..... i'd fly her back then
wunnerfulwarren 2 years ago 3
The woman on the plane next to Larry Hagman (Sabrina Schwarf) was hot as you-know-what! She was also the Indian girl in the 3rd season Star Trek ep. where Captain Kirk became an Indian for some reason. Back in the 80's, I worked with a girl that looked a lot like her. Related??
rkdvideo 2 years ago
She was great in this.
gvt2u 2 years ago 3
I heard they are making the gay version of this TV show called "I love Jimmy"
Edhallick 2 years ago
lol
robbins1980 2 years ago
lol
mail2prashant99 2 years ago
this is hotter from landing on the moon the following year....lol
flyingxk 2 years ago
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Miss Barbara Eden
Who Did Starred In I Dream Of Jeannie
Is My True Mum That Is The Truth
She Did Take Me When She Did Film This I Was With Her All The Time
dDWIGgyWAM 2 years ago
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dDWIGgyWAM 2 years ago
I love it that's great!
pianomanmaestro 2 years ago 3
707s are so hot.
PatroniFan 2 years ago 4
Some of those girls are actually HOT
bigchristiaan 2 years ago
You're welcome!!
alison528 2 years ago 2
i've been trying to figure this out-
does anyone know the name of the episode when dr. bellows comes inside tony's house and there is an apple tree in his living room?
if you know, plz tell me :)
CATtie397 2 years ago 3
Yes, it's ep. 29 of the first season and it's called "My Master, the Magician". That's available on DVD.
alison528 2 years ago 3
omg thank you so much!
CATtie397 2 years ago 3
TWA was great. The big 1011's and 707's. Big meals.
Knugabug 2 years ago 4
Too much!!! Oh the mania!!
gregoryagogo 2 years ago
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I love this show. It took a while, but I finally trained my girlfriend to call me Master like Jeannie does. Now I just got to get he into that harem costume. Women are so so so stubborn today. Any chicks out there want to be my Jeannie? We`ll make pretend I found you in a bottle, and the requirements are you have to call me Master at all times, dress in a Harem costume, and get and crack open my beers when I watch NASCAR.
Edhallick 3 years ago
more of I Dream of Jeannie please!
writingcode 3 years ago 6
wow, what air travel used to be, today is all delays, lost baggage, horrible passengers, and NO FOOD!!!!!!
Jobafan08 3 years ago 4
u forgot the tight security measures which sometimes can be a burden!
alexyomero76 2 years ago
hehe 4got bout that =D
Jobafan08 2 years ago
SOMETIMES!?!?
SumFungi 2 years ago
I AGREE!
BigOldScout 3 years ago
Larry Hagman. Greatest. Seen him on Nip/Tuck season 4? What a great career. Luv ya Tony.
hiramewastaken 3 years ago 3
Jeannie rocks.
Veterinaria1987 3 years ago
Two seats per row... tons of legroom... I bet they got full meals too. On my last flight they charged $5 for a puny cheeseburger.
Jeff98177 3 years ago
You got a cheeseburger? You are lucky..They gave me a bag of stale pretzels and a half a can of sprite.
jazzybee1 3 years ago
Yeah but that was free, right? hehe I got half a can of Mountain Dew and a bag of some sort of cracker mix. That was free.
Jeff98177 3 years ago
yup. i was saying we didn't have any food at all. not even for sale.
jazzybee1 3 years ago
That sucks. But on short flights they tend not to have any food. Not like the good old days.
Jeff98177 3 years ago
ajajajjajaja..That girl is Mjr nelsons?!
satyfernandez9 3 years ago
That was a neat time period for tv. Comedy was so much cleaner, yet, incredibly funny.
ACLTony 3 years ago 3
rofl
amazing
psmrox 3 years ago
My sister made a witty comment one time that a couple of Barbara Eden's dresses during the last season of the show looked like "she was wearing just the tops of shirts". I think one of the eps. she was referring to was the "Cousin Tony's Texas Chili" episode, which was also the very last one I think.
rkdvideo 3 years ago
Beautiful
00Syd 3 years ago
barbara eden be one person i would not want to buckle my seatbelt on airplane wow did she ever make as tight as possible when buckle them in with her magic they were so tight the woman bearly could breathe
chris921973 3 years ago
haha, Dr. Bellows alwayz catches his ass
hammertlme 4 years ago
"nick?.. where do you get off calling me nick?".. lol..
irish89055 4 years ago
OMG Flight Attendant Jeanie is SO beautiful.
mistersmith6000 4 years ago
Can anyone upload more of these "I dream of Jeannie" episodes to watch??
thanx
anjavan 4 years ago 11
so lovely show, and poor Nelson, always in troubles b'cause of Jeannie
Machinegun0arg 4 years ago
Certainly, 'drew'- there were five seasons [1965-'70]; the first season's episodes {30} were filmed in black & white, and are also available in "colorized" form as well. This scene, as I've mentioned before, is from the fourth season.
fromthesidelines 4 years ago
wow-what season is this?infact-anyone plz tell me how many seasons are there?
drewfullerfan 4 years ago
You're welcome, 'Skyliner'. But this wasn't from an "early" episode, either. This was originally seen in the middle of the fourth season [1968-'69], somewhat late in the series' "inventory" of 139 episodes {this was #96}.
fromthesidelines 4 years ago
This was first shown in December 1968- the reason they gave TWA a "plug" in this episode, is because their airline provided the "Grand Prize" of a trip for two around the world ("plus $1000 for expenses") in the "Guess Major Nelson's Secret Location" contest held during the two-part episode "The Case Of My Vanishing Master" in January 1969.
fromthesidelines 4 years ago 3
Thanks alot for the information and background on this clip, I've updated the title with the correct year, thank you!
Skyliner747 4 years ago
Does anyone know where I could find any TWA or United Airlines commercials on DVD from around this time (1967-'69)?
tpledger 4 years ago
@fromthesidelines The show debuted at 8:00 pm (EDT), Saturday, September 18, 1965, on NBC.
Atta67 1 year ago