S4E21
Jeannie for the Defense
I Dream of Jeannie Β· 1969-03-10 Β· 25 min

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what happens
Tony,and Roger are driving through a small town when they accidently bump into the car in front of them.They barely touch the car when the husband,seeing an opportunity in cash in on a city fellow falls out of the faking in pain.His wife plays along,and Tony is arrested,(not for hitting the man)but sensing that a scam is about to take place tries to leave.He tells Roger to call Dr.Bellows,to explain the situation,and perhaps with some clout he could help.But Tony does not want Roger to contact Jeannie(for fear that she would help...get him worse trouble).Roger contacts Dr.Bellows,and had explained the attemped insurance fraud.Dr.Bellows promises he'll be there.Jeannie eventuaaly does find out,and springs Tony,along with a jailhouse wino.Tony orders her to put he,and the wino back.He intends to fight to prove his innocence in court.Will Jeannie do as her Master says,and let fight this injust on his own?Or will Tony who stands a chance to lose(especilly when the accusers,the lawyer,and t
nobody has mapped this one
We draw an episode's shape from public discussion of it, and there isn't enough about this one to draw anything honest. Forty-five seconds with the dial and it has a curve.
rate S4E21 βwho made it
- directed
- Hal Cooper
- written
- Bruce Howard
guest cast
Billed for this episode only β the turn people remember an episode for.
Dick Sargent as Norman Cashman
J. Pat O'Malley as Judge Miller
William Bassett as Sam Farrow- WWilliam Bramley as Policeman
Ann Morgan Guilbert as Thelma Crawford
Kay E. Kuter as Edgar Crawford- BBruce Howard as Drunk
- EElsie Baker as Woman at Phonebooth