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I DREAM OF JEANNIE: The Complete Series was released on Nov. 11 2008 from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. This release includes a foil-embossed genie bottle containing all five seasons on 20 discs each featuring a still from the original opening animation.  Plus, 55 collector's cards with never-before-seen photos, episodes synopsis, trivia and cast profiles.  The DVD set comes in an elaborately decorated cardboard "bottle" that's a replica of the 1964 Jim Beam decanter that inspired the show's most famous prop. It's designed to be displayed on a countertop, table, or shelf. The kind of cardboard affair you'd see at point-of-purchase displays, it's 11 1/2" tall, 5 1/2" across at the widest spot, and 2 1/2" deep. The bottle has a hollowed-out bottom that holds an accordion-style round expandable file that contains all 139 episodes on 20 discs. A cardboard decorative stopper is included, along with a matching separate box that holds 55 roughly 3x4" full-color trivia cards with photo illustration and trivia snippet on one side and a description of three episodes on the flipside.

I DREAM OF JEANNIE: The Complete Fifth Season was released from Sony on July 8, 2008.  This two-DVD set includes all episodes from the fourth season.

I DREAM OF JEANNIE: The Complete Fourth Season was released from Sony on September 11, 2007.  This four-DVD set includes all episodes from the fourth season.

I DREAM OF JEANNIE: The Complete Third Season was released from Sony on Jan. 30, 2007.  Guest stars from the show's season include Larry Storch, Milton Berle, Don Rickles, David Soul, Phil Spector, Paul Lynde, Bob Denver, Don Ho, Michael Ansara, Ted Cassidy, Mike Farrell, Susan Howard and Barbara Eden in an extra role as Jeannie's evil twin sister "Jeannie!".  This four-DVD set includes all 26 episodes and runs 665 minutes.

I DREAM OF JEANNIE: The Complete second season was released from Sony on July 11, 2006.  Guest stars from the show’s season include Sammy Davis, Jr., Groucho Marx, Dabney Coleman and The Munsters’ Butch Patrick, and episodic highlights include “Always on Sunday,” “My Incredible Shrinking Master” and “Jeannie Breaks the Bank,” in which Jeannie’s efforts to give Tony a much-deserved raise arouse the suspicion of auditing authorities.  A cardboard slipcase stores two slimline snapcases that house I Dream of Jeannie: The Complete Second Season’s four discs. The series is presented in color in 1.33:1 full screen (its first season was broadcast in black-and-white, and available on DVD in its original form and a colorized version), with a Dolby digital English language track. The show is also big in Portugal and Spain, as those countries, too, rate their own audio tracks and optional subtitles. There are no supplemental extras.  This 4-DVD set runs 553 minutes and includes all 31 episodes in color plus bonus previews. For the week ending July 16, 2006 it was TV DVD's number 6 best seller.

I DREAM OF JEANNIE
The Complete 1st Season

I DREAM OF JEANNIE The Complete 1st Season was released from Sony on March 14, 2006.  The DVD set will be released in two versions - The Complete 1st Season: In Color and The Complete 1st Season: Black & White.

On hand in Light Source & Imagery's 15-minute featurette is 89-year-old Sidney Sheldon, the show's producer and creator, who explains the financial squeeze that forced him to produce the first season in black and white at a time when most other TV series were making the jump to color. Eden, Hagman and co-star Bill Daily also contribute to the featurette (as well as a commentary on the pilot episode), offering the little known fact that Eden was pregnant during much of the production of the first season and that clever camera placement and a couple of well-placed veils kept her delicate condition under wraps.  The 4-DVD sets run 178 minutes with a suggested retail price of $39.95.  The video is in the original full-frame, and audio will be in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Japanese.  

I DREAM OF JEANNIE will also be released in LATIN AMERICA . Larry did some promos by phone on Feb. 1 talking to Brazil, Columbia and Mexico.

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