I Dream of Jeannie

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Running Time: 30 minutes (approx)

Classic 1960s sitcom about an American astronaut who acquires his very own genie. When Jeannie develops a spot remover that apparently makes clothes indestructible, Dr Bellows is keen to use the discovery on four of the general's uniforms. With a guest appearance from Groucho Marx.

When is I Dream of Jeannie next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on LIVING November 28th, 7:00am and on LIVING HD November 28th, 7:00am. See more...

Main Cast

Larry Hagman
Barbara Eden
Bill Daily
Hayden Rorke
Barton MacLane
Joseph V. Perry
Emmaline Henry
David Soul
Kathleen Hughes
William Bakewell
Louis Mercier
Dabney Coleman
Willi Koopman
Frank Puglia
Don Rickles
Image for Sammy Davis Jr.Sammy Davis Jr.
Booth Colman
Phil Spector
Virginia Ann Ford
Ron Brown
Don Ho
Elizabeth Lane
William Bramley
Walter Burke
Bob Hastings
Sheldon Allman
Kay Kuter
Arthur Malet
George Furth
Noah Keen
Herbert Anderson
Peter Brocco
Henry Hunter
Mike Road
Alfred Dennis
Marvin Kaplan
Denny Miller
Carol Wayne
Maggie Thrett
Pat Delaney
Judy Carne
J. Pat O'Malley
Carl Ballantine
Howard Wendell
Nancy Kovack
Larry Gelman
Henry Beckman
Chet Stratton
Bob Denver
Stafford Repp
Teddy Quinn
Arthur Peterson
Damian London
Vic Tayback
Larry Bishop
Karen Sharpe
Lew Brown
Pepper Martin
Gabriel Dell
Image for Richard KielRichard Kiel

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