I Dream of Jeannie season 1 episode 11 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

Jeannie converses with her invisible Aunt Fatama, causing concern for Tony, her master, who worries about being discovered. Jeannie then levitates outside, alarming Tony further when their young neighbor Custer becomes fascinated by her powers. Major Jamison, Custer's father, seeks Tony's help with Custer's vivid imagination. Meanwhile, Dr. Bellows grows curious about these supernatural occurrences. After Custer's brief disappearance to a carnival, Tony realizes his misunderstandings and apologizes to Jeannie, ending the episode on a reconciliatory note.

Full Episode S01E11 Recap

### Jeannie Talks to Aunt Fatama - Jeannie enjoys her aunt's visit and tells her to convey her love to the family upon returning home. ### Breakfast with the Master - Jeannie prepares breakfast for her master, Tony, but he's more concerned about whom she was talking to earlier. - Jeannie reveals she was conversing with her Aunt Fatama, who has been secretly visiting all week. ### Introducing Aunt Fatama - Tony, curious to meet Aunt Fatama, is introduced to her by Jeannie. However, Aunt Fatama's presence is not physically apparent to him. ### Jeannie on the Towel - Jeannie relaxes on a floating towel, which worries Tony about neighbors seeing her and discovering her powers. ### Custer's Space Ambitions and Concerns - Custer, a young neighbor, is fascinated by space and shares his ambitions with Tony. - Custer's bugle signal for homework is unique, amusing Tony. - Tony reprimands Jeannie for levitating outside, fearing they'll be seen. ### Dr. Bellows' Concern and Custer's Imagination - Major Jamison and his son, Custer, visit Tony. Custer's imagination about floating people worries his father. - Tony tries to dispel Custer's beliefs but struggles when Jeannie's laughter is heard from the kitchen. ### Tony's Study Night Interrupted - Jeannie offers to help Tony with his test, but he insists on studying alone. - A conversation about celestial navigation leads to a mention of Galileo. ### Custer's Persistent Beliefs and Dr. Bellows' Involvement - Custer's belief in the supernatural occurrences at Tony's house leads to concerns about his mental health. - Dr. Bellows becomes involved, intrigued by the connection to the space program. ### Dr. Bellows' Undercover Observation - Dr. Bellows and Custer secretly observe Tony's house, hoping to witness unusual events. ### Unexpected Visitors and Jeannie's Tricks - Dr. Bellows and Custer are caught peeping, leading to a comical misunderstanding with the police. - Dr. Bellows confronts Tony about Custer's claims of floating and disappearing acts. ### Jeannie's Promise and Custer's Disappearance - Jeannie promises Tony she won't cause more trouble, but Custer's sudden disappearance raises suspicions. - Tony confronts Jeannie about Custer, but she denies any involvement. ### The Resolution of Custer's Whereabouts - Custer returns, having spent the day at a carnival, and explains his observations of similar tricks to Jeannie's. - Dr. Bellows remains curious and questions Custer further. ### Tony Apologizes to Jeannie - Tony seeks forgiveness from Jeannie for his accusations and misunderstandings. - The episode ends with a light-hearted moment between Tony and Jeannie.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who was Jeannie talking to at the beginning of the episode?

She was talking to her Aunt Fatama.

Why was Tony concerned about Jeannie talking to Aunt Fatama?

Tony was worried about being caught with Jeannie in his house.

How did Jeannie explain Aunt Fatama's presence to Tony?

She said Aunt Fatama had been visiting her secretly all week.

What unusual activity did Jeannie do that concerned Tony?

Jeannie was floating on a towel outside.

Who is Custer and what is his interest?

Custer is a young neighbor interested in space and astronauts.

What did Major Jamison want from Tony?

He wanted Tony to talk to his son, Custer, about his imaginative beliefs.

Why was Dr. Bellows interested in Tony's house?

Dr. Bellows was intrigued by Custer's stories related to the space program.

How did Dr. Bellows and Custer get caught outside Tony's house?

They were caught peeping through the window, leading to a misunderstanding.

What was Custer's explanation for his disappearance?

He was at a carnival all day, fascinated by a ride and a performer's tricks.

How does the episode resolve the tension between Tony and Jeannie?

Tony apologizes to Jeannie for his accusations, and they reconcile.

I Dream of Jeannie season 1 episode 11

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