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 Today, 7:00am and on LIVING HD Today, 7:00am. See more...

Main Cast

Barbara Eden
Larry Hagman
Bill Daily
Hayden Rorke
Barton MacLane
Dabney Coleman
Booth Colman
Don Rickles
Emmaline Henry
William Bakewell
Ron Brown
Virginia Ann Ford
Willi Koopman
Louis Mercier
Joseph V. Perry
Kathleen Hughes
Frank Puglia
David Soul
Don Ho
Phil Spector
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Shirley Bonn
Joe La Grasso
Valerie Hawkins
Vinton Hayworth
Yvonne Shubert
Sheer Delight
Nancy Fisher
Judi Sherven
Wright Colbert
Syl Lamont
Barbara Bostock
Joe Abdullah
Janis Hanson
Ellen Nance
Muriel Lawrence
Jerry Shane
Peter Brocco
Eric Boles
Harry Harvey
Alice Reinheart
Richard McMurray
Joan Tompkins
Marvin Silbersher
George Spell
Stephen Roberts
Marvin Kaplan
Pearl Shear
Judith Baldwin
Lainie Nelson
Tommie Banks
Mel Gallagher
Xavier Nash
George Schlatter
Herb Bigran
Willy Kooperman
Hayden Roarke
Bruce Howard
Sandy Harbin
Gary Owens

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