Ep 20. My Master, the Doctor

Jeannie, the magical genie, has been causing mischief since Captain Tony Nelson discovered her bottle on a deserted island. In season one, episode 20, titled "My Master, the Doctor," Tony finds himself in a predicament when Jeannie accidentally makes him sick.

The episode begins with Tony feeling ill and unable to go to work. Jeannie, concerned for her master, tries various remedies such as chicken soup and a hot toddy to make him feel better. But nothing seems to work, so she decides to use her magical powers to make him better.

Jeannie resolves to becoming a doctor to cure Tony, and after transforming herself into a doctor, she is ready to heal him. But being a genie, her methods are far from conventional. She uses a magic wand to change the color of Tony's tongue and creates a potion that smells like roses but tastes like cod-liver oil.

As Jeannie performs her unconventional treatments, chaos ensues, and Tony becomes worse instead of better. Meanwhile, Tony's girlfriend, Melissa, shows up at the apartment and is surprised to find Jeannie posing as a doctor. Melissa is initially disconcerted by Jeannie's behavior, but eventually becomes impressed with her medical prowess.

As the episode progresses, Tony's coworkers from the NASA space program arrive, and Jeannie introduces herself as Dr. Jean Bellows, a new doctor in Tony's life. Tony's coworkers are amused by Jeannie and are not convinced that she is a qualified doctor, leading to more chaos.

In the end, Tony's colleagues discover Jeannie's true identity as a genie, and despite their previously skeptical views, they are impressed by her magical abilities. They also discover that Melissa is a nurse, and they persuade her to take over Tony's treatment.

The episode ends with Tony feeling better and grateful for Jeannie's help, and Jeannie promising never to use her magical powers to interfere with Tony's life again.

Overall, season one, episode 20 of I Dream of Jeannie is a highly entertaining episode that showcases the show's unique blend of fantasy and comedy. The episode features plenty of hilarious moments, as Jeannie tries to cure Tony's illness using her magic. The introduction of Melissa, Tony's girlfriend, adds a new dynamic to the show, as does the interaction between Jeannie and Tony's NASA co-workers. Fans of the show will love this episode, as it perfectly captures the series' whimsical and lighthearted tone.