Ep 16. My Master, the Author

My Master, The Author is the sixteenth episode of the second season of the popular television show, I Dream of Jeannie. The episode features the main characters of the show, Jeannie and her master, Tony as Tony embarks on a new career as an author.

As the episode unfolds, we see Tony struggling to come up with a plot for his new book, much to the frustration of his publisher, Hutton. Tony's inability to focus causes Hutton to suggest that he see a psychiatrist, which only exacerbates his anxieties. Jeannie, always the helpful genie, tries to assist Tony in his writing, but ultimately proves to be a bit of a distraction.

As Tony's writer's block continues, he finds himself increasingly drawn to a beautiful woman named Vanna. Unbeknownst to him, Vanna is actually one of Jeannie's fellow genies, under orders from her mistress to use her powers to inspire Tony's writing. Vanna's attempts to inspire Tony's writing, however, only serve to drive a wedge between him and Jeannie.

Despite all the distractions, Tony is finally able to come up with his plot for the book, much to the delight of Hutton. However, his newfound success is short-lived when Jeannie, upset over his relationship with Vanna, concocts a plan to teach him a lesson. She enlists the help of her sister genies, who work to make Tony's book a disaster.

In the end, Tony realizes what is truly important in his life and reconciles with Jeannie. He realizes that his writing is not nearly as important as his relationships with those around him. The episode ends on a heartwarming note, with Jeannie and Tony embracing and Jeannie pledging to always be there to help him, no matter what.

Overall, My Master, The Author is a charming and entertaining episode of I Dream of Jeannie that showcases the strengths of the show's main characters. Jeannie's loyalty and devotion to Tony are on full display, as is her mischievous wit. Meanwhile, Tony's insecurities are explored in an empathetic and relatable manner. The episode also serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining relationships and not getting too wrapped up in work or other distractions.