I Dream of Jeannie Goofs and Facts
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- In this video I take a look at the classic TV series I Dream of Jeannie and it's goofs, bloopers, and amazing facts that you won't believe! As usual, some of these goofs from I Dream of Jeannie will point toward how the show's special effects were done. Some bloopers or goofs that made it to the final cut might have you scratching your head, and then there are those cool trivia facts you may have never known before like how many sets and backgrounds the television series shared with Bewitched.
Find out how star Larry Hagman's future on Dallas was predicted in two different episode of the 1960's I Dream of Jeannie, and what relationship in real life was the actor who played the Blue DJinn to the star of the show, Barbera Eden.
Also, see Jeannie almost hit the Bewitched home with Tony Nelson's awesome car a 1965 GTO.
#classictelevision #classictv #goofs
0:00 Intro
0:39 Bewitched house on I Dream of Jeannie
2:00 Bill Mumy from Lost in Space
2:21 Magic goofs
5:01 Blue Djinn episode
6:12 Larry Hagman's future wife on Dallas predicted
7:20 More goofs and couch blooper - Розваги
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That was fun to know....I started watching Jeannie as a child in the 60's and still love it to this day...❤
I met Barbara in 2016. She is still as beautiful and very sweet to her fans!
I have never heard of different shows sharing sets like that before except Star Trek, but they were all Star Trek shows. This is wild. In all the years I worked in TV I never saw it happen. When we were done they would strike the set and most of the walls hit the dumpster - sad to say. Some were kept and trucked to storage units off lot but this is blowing my mind.
Great great video as always. I hope you can find more goofs from Jeannie. I'm sure there's probably more
I've always enjoyed thinking of various classic tv shows being apart of a shared universe due to the reuse of sets and locations. I love that you do that in your videos. And, I dream of Jeannie is one of my favorites. Watched reruns back in 2000 as a nine year old and I still watch it often.
Thanks, yeah, when I was a kid I used to wish for team-ups with my favorite tv show characters.
Love this classic show and their goofs and bloopers
Thank you very much.
My pleasure bud
Awesome. Thank you for covering my favorite TV show of all time! 🥰
You're welcome. Appreciate it!
Glad I lived in the generation when these TV shows were actually on!
0:18 Earliest Cinematic Universe right there
The mannequin in the phone booth was pretty obvious
Sad news, the entire street used in this show, Partridge family, The Middle, Bewitched, Hazel, Christmas vacation, and many more were destroyed a couple of weeks ago. This includes the pool used in so many shows and movies. The fountain used in Friends as well. All the houses were leveled and office buildings will be put up.
Guess that is progress. That is a bummer.
@@MrPoppyDuck lots of TV and movie history all gone
They should have kept them up to be enjoyed by fans and as a part of history. Surely they could have found another spot for office buildings.
@@tvcrazyman Hollywood saves very little. I went by the construction last Wednesday and the buildings are super old and sound stages and facades are barely anything to being with, plus Burbank has a real issue with termites and that might have played a role in tearing them down too. It looks super different on that back corner of Verdugo and Pass now though. You get used to seeing sound stages your whole life somewhere, then they are gone. Strange feeling actually.
Yeah, I saw video of some of the demolition. I'm bummed that I never made it to California to visit Blondie Street before all of this happening. 😔
Jeannie would make a funny Cameo in A Very Brady Sequel
Hey Tim it's Jimmy Davis from high school. I just found your page. Enjoying all your videos 😉
Thanks
When Jeannie was in the back of the station wagon, they most likely had the back seat folded down. The back seats would fold down in those station wagons. My dad had two different station wagons. We used to fold the back seat down a lot.
It was obviously the back seat, you can tell by the door pillar. He was sitting in the back seat while the camera was filming from the front seat.
A Bewitched/Jeannie crossover episode would be great.
Most of the goof in this video were missed by me, especially the background part of the movie set building. And I never noticed the houses being used for more than one family. But it made me wonder, do you watch these shows in slow motion? I’d have to, to notice the differences in the shows. Either way, GREAT JOB.
Thanks. I watch a lot and I read a lot on the shows doing research.
In Season 4, Episode 10, "How to Marry an Astronaut," there is a scene where Jeannie is on a backyard swing. Tony gets knocked down, and the camera assumes his point of view, looking up at Jeannie on the swing. However the angle is so angled the the top edge of the sky backdrop and the studio wall above it are clearly visible.
Thanks, I'll add that to my notes to look up later for a future video.
The Bewitched house appeared in a few more shows of that time! The Baxters on Hazel lived next to it and a few times in the openers and in episodes they would show either Hazel or George Baxter driving by it! Eventually George's associate Harry Knowles moved in to the house when he got married. The Partridge Family also lived down the street from it and it would show up in the background several times!
So it's on the Warner Ranch lot where they shot the fountain scene for Friends then? If it is, they are tearing that place down right now and rebuilding it again. Pretty wild. As for the name "ranch", well maybe 80 years ago it was a ranch.
In the first episode of season 2 with the Blue Djinn, they used Jeannie’s first season bottle as the Blue Djinn’s.
Its not easy making a TV Show and Movie
Was a classic series in its day great goofs as always bud 😀
Thanks 😀
You didn't mention the biggest goof of all: the mountains! Ain't no mountains in Florida, but there was one visible behind the Stevens', er, Dr. Bellows' house.
Came here to say this as well. It always seemed like the most glaring of goofs.
Bewitched was chevrolet i dream of jeannie was pontiac.sibling rivalry there...
8:26, I'm guessing Green-Screen Effects were somewhat a new thing back in the 1960s.
Of course, you and I weren't born in the 1960s, but it doesn't hurt to guess that it would've been something new in the Days on TV Shows and Movies.
I haven't researched it, but I think they had blue screens first and that may have came out in the 70's. I think that's what they used on shows like Land of the Lost.
@@tvcrazyman Fair enough
They used blue screens for Star Trek TOS (1966-1969)
@@lostinspacecollectibles Those were the Days
Classic shows are so awesome and fum.
There were "series continuity" errors for sure! Like how it was originally said that Jeannie was not *_born_* a genie, but was turned into one as a "young girl" (by the Blue Djinn, we would eventually learn), which Tony reiterates (and Jeannie alludes to) in the season 2 episode "How to Be a Genie in 10 Easy Lessons".. Indeed, in the season 1 episode "What House Across the Street?" Jeannie's mother (played by Lurene Tuttle) showed no indication of being a genie herself. But by season 3 Jeannie is apparently of a "genie family", like Samantha's witch family on _Bewitched,_ as we see that her sister is also a genie, as is Jeannie's mother in season 4 (now Barbara Eden herself). Speaking of the house across the street, it's also the house of Hazel's new boss *_Steve_* Baxter that same year, and would turn up next season as the house Endora conjures up as Halloween approaches.
Furthermore, when Jeannie blinks up the house, we also learn that the address of the lot is 1140 Oak Grove, that number being consistent with the _Bewitched_ house down the street on THAT side being 1164 (which it was except for one episode of that series, where the number was different for no apparent reason, before changing BACK to 1164 later still!). In an outdoor scene when Dr. Bellows sees the house on the vacant lot he just bought, in a bit at Tony's front door we can see the number above is 1137 (also consistent). Later, in the episode "Jeannie Breaks the Bank" (filmed at the end of season 1 but, being in color, aired in season 2) Tony's "account card" at the bank shows his address to be 1137, but now on "Macy Street" in "Coco Beach".Then in the season 3 episode "My Double Crossing Master" his address is now 811 Palm Street. Finally, in season 4, starting with "Invisible House for Sale", his address has become 1020 Palm Drive!
In the season 4 episode "The Case of My Vanishing Master", part 2, the "Bell in Hand Tavern" wall decoration, that had been there for some time between the bedroom door and the front wall disappears in some scenes; in subsequent episodes it's replaced with a relief sculpture.
And then there's the fact that in the season 1 episode "The Moving Finger", Tony and Jeannie visit Hollywood, where they kearn that genies cannot be photographed, a fact reiterated as a pivotal plot point in the season 5 Wedding episode. But four times in between those occasions, Jeannie IS photographed: season 2's "My Master, the Spy" (the back of her head is in the foreground of the photo of Tony in Paris), seaon 3's "THe Econd Greatest Con Artist in the World" (picture in the newspaper), and season 4's "Used Car Salesman" episode (her image picked up by TV camera) and "Biggest Star in Hollywood", where they DO recall her having been to Hollywood once before, way back in season 1, when we learned she can't be photographed,, but again have her picture in the newspaper!
It's kind of like they made up as they went along just to fit the particular episode's story and not the bigger continuity of Jeannie's world. There's a lot of stuff that doesn't fit the larger picture. Part of it may have been because they were in such a big hurry to put out new episodes every week.
@@tvcrazyman They also didn't have VCRs, DVD's or Streaming for people to find the errors by checking. If you only got to see an episode once or twice a year, and that's it, continuity flubs are easily forgiven. Now, it's a nerd's paradise to trash any microscopic booboo.
True. Of course, kids like me in the 70's and 80's used to watch these shows almost every day in re-runs. I bet they made more money from syndication than they did on the original airings.@@TheRadioAteMyTV
Barbara Eden is the most beautiful woman to have ever lived!!!
Love your vids!!! Have you done a Lost in Space Goofs video? I have ideas for you.
Not yet, but I should probably start looking into that one. That's a fun show.
@@tvcrazyman L.I.S. Pilot episode is one. When Will goes against John’s will to try and fix the Chariot, the head of a person (crew member perhaps?) is seen in the glass to the right of Will.
There are more in the Pilot episode
6:07 You can see a telephone pole here too... Upper, far right.
😂👍
Barnaby Jones season 5 episode 1 Barnaby meets his nephew JR in that same episode Barnaby introduces JR to a street walker name Sue Ellen
That's neat.
They should have done a one-hour crossover episode where Darrin is given the NASA advertising campaign and that sends him to Florida to meet the astronauts it would have been hilarious to have Samantha and Jeannie together doing magic plus Endora and Uncle Arthur and Larry Tate hoping the Government will spend millions of dollars with McMann & Tate for future ad campaigns it would have been the Best Episode ever for both shows.
The only problem with that is, Elizabeth Montgomery did NOT like the "I Dream of Jennie" show.
She felt it was copying her show and stealing material.
That would have been awesome!
@@im1who84u Yeah, but was she wrong about that? Munster and Addams family, and every doctor, cop, and lawyer show are always ripping off whoever is the hottest at the time, except Star Trek, and after 2 seasons it got the axe, only to be revived for one more year.
@@TheRadioAteMyTV No she wasn't wrong. That's how everything in life is.... Rock & Role bands, toys, clothes, hairstyles, shoes, makeup, cars....
She should have just let it go and got on with her life. She was a successful "mid-level" actress, had an exciting career, very attractive, and making a good living for herself.
She was married four times and all to powerful and influential men, one of them being producer and director William Asher.
She can't complain.... But then again, she is a woman and women seem to never be happy with what they have.
@@im1who84u I didn't know men are happy with what they have. Sure seems like a few men around the world aren't that happy with what they got and are taking a lot from others and by force. Maybe they just didn't get the memo yet.
kind of petty
Did you notice that there's an odd loop of fabric above Jeannie's pants? In the 1960s actresses were allowed to wear skimpier outfits than before, yet the bellybutton was apparently too erotic to be seen. 🧞♀️
Oh the amount of articles on her bellybutton and the censors is not small.