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I Dream of Jeannie Season 4

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Nothing can beat classic entertainment.
I must say, so far, my favorite episodes of this show would be found in the fourth disc of this season, because Tony and Jeannie's relationship really seems to transform here, they become a little more affectionate towards each other (which is just so nice to watch), and it gives the show a little more umph.

I really cannot wait to see them get married, their chemistry is exquisite, which is a key factor to the shows success.

I Dream of Jeannie is just silly. But in our modern world where everything seems so bad, we need silly in our lives. Season Four begins where three left off, with well meaning Jeannie naively getting her beloved "Master" into more hot water. Tony can't manage to live a normal life with all Jeannie's efforts back-firing. Roger is still unbelievable as the most spaced-out astronaut ever. In fact, when Jeannie gets Tony in trouble, Roger's efforts to help just make it worse.

Season Four, like Seasons 1-3 doesn't solve any world problems, doesn't explore any important social issues, and certainly doesn't do much to improve the image of the astronauts. It doesn't try to. It was at the time taking a current popular hero and using him to take our minds off the burning political and social issues of the day. And in 2007, things aren't much better and we need a little silliness in our lives.

It's a classic! Gotta love it. Those 60's, 70's shows then were hard to beat.

Another great season of I Dream of Jeannie! Funny clean humor! What a blast! I love being able to watch any episode I want whenever I want. If you are a Jeannie fan this is a must have as well as every other season! I buy them all! Yes, this is an older show, but if you haven't seen it, check it out, you just may find you enjoy it! You like to laugh? Than this is for you!

My review is not just based on season 4 but on the entire series. But I'm putting my review on S4 because I think it's the best season. Just about every episode in this season was great. My faves are "Pipchicks" and the one where Jeannie blinks Tony and Roger into a film where they are early inventors of the airplane like they were the Wright Brothers. The film is shown in front of top NASA officials. I laughed so hard I fell of the couch.

IDOJ was my favorite comedy from the 60s and of ALL-TIME. They don't make shows like this anymore. With DVDs of this show an other classic comedies of its day, who needs cable or network tv anymore. All the comedies of today are downright horrible. They are all about relationships and LOADED with sex jokes (both straight and gay). Sitcoms are DEAD as far as I'm concerned.

I watch IDOJ today and still laugh just as hard and enjoy them as much when I was a kid growing up watching the reruns.

Buy these seasons while they are available. They are so funny and far better than today's tv, they might be banned or pulled off the market someday where we may be FORCED to watch current shows.

I bought all five seasons of "I Dream of Jeannie" and found them extremely enjoyable. Delightful viewing. I only wish there where more!

We bought this DVD for our daughter who just loves "I Dream of Jeannie" as much as I did when I was her age. She's been watching the first two seasons over and over, so we finally got her the third and fourth seasons when they were on sale. Still good, clean entertainment. Brings back memories, especially of the era. Lots of fun.

Just what I needed! That IS still funny...Dated, but funny! (Now, why can't we get funny stuff on T.V. anymore?)

Still funny, but by this time the show was beginning to run out of steam compared to earlier seasons.

I thoroughly enjoyed the Complete Fourth Season and now have the complete set and am awaiting anxiously for the release of the Complete Fifth Season. I Dream of Jeannie takes me back to when television was wholesome and "funny" wasn't making sarcastic remarks about your mother and father and treating them like idiots. This was a time of respect, with no nudity, sex scenes or blasphemy.