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It also attracted some famous guest stars as well,like several episodes featured celebrities Sammy Davis,Jr.,Groucho Marx, Jack Benny,and George Burns,not to mention as well Hawaiian singer and actor Don Ho. It also brought out some of the most fantastic special effects ever displayed for television. The show bordered on farce most of the time,with Barbara Eden not only played Jeannie,but Jeannie's evil twin sister and Jeannie's mother.

The show gobbled up its competition for much of its run,and when it went off the air,it left with just a whisper. And this was produced under the powers that be through Screen Gems/Columbia Pictures Television(the same company that was responsible for 'Bewitched','The Flying Nun',and 'The Monkees'). The show was created and produced by Sidney Sheldon,whom after the show went off the air became one of the most influential writers of the latter century.

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'I Dream Of Jeannie',was an consistent winner throughout its six-year run on NBC from the premiere episode on September 18,1965 to the final episode of the series on September 1,1970 after producing 139 episodes,which 29 of those episodes were in black and white,in its first season(1965-1966),while seasons two through six were in color. This was a hybrid of another successful show as well,'Bewitched',and the key ingredient was not the situations that occur,but the special effects that kept viewers tune in each week to see what will happened next. In other words,you'll never know what Jeannie's gonna do next,so its expect the unexpected. Hijinks ensues quickly leaving what's next for Major Nelson to occurred within the findings of his beloved home with Jeannie around. Major Nelson's hopeless romantic friend,Major Healey(Bill Daily)who always asks for Jeannie's help gets him into trouble too who basically has the worst luck of them all. Bellows shows it to the general,making him looked more like an imbecile. But before the problem ensues she fixes it before Dr. Bellows(Hayden Rorke)who reports it to the general. On any given episode,Major Nelson can expect Jeannie to pull something out of a hat or per se cause mischief which at times gets him into trouble. In other words,she turns the once old-order bastion of Cocoa Beach to an enclave city. Not only does she wreck havoc but she has a evil jealous streak whenever any girl or anybody tries to pull some scheme to win the love for her beloved master. In the case of 'I Dream Of Jeannie',when Major Nelson(Larry Hagman)brings Jeannie(Barbara Eden)home from a bottle that he found on the beach during a space mission,he takes Jeannie to his home in the suburbs of Cocoa Beach,Florida and from there,she turns the town upside down. In each of these shows,and especially in each and every episode,a new kind of person enters the scene and from there goes to reveal the secret powers of the individual and basically upsets the status quo of the episode intitled.

That is in perspective that they were all shows that relay on fantasies and had very loony premises.

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I would say that the series 'I Dream Of Jeannie','Bewitched',not to mention 'The Flying Nun','My Favorite Martian',constitute the trifecta of ultimate 1960's TV shows of that period.

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