This Is Murder

Episode aired Apr 9, 1966
TV-G
25m

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7.4/10

258

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Barbara Eden in I Dream of Jeannie (1965)

Comedy Family Fantasy

When Tony has to escort a princess around, Jeannie announces that due to a family feud she has to kill her. To save the princess Tony sends Jeannie around the world with tasks so massive tha... Read allWhen Tony has to escort a princess around, Jeannie announces that due to a family feud she has to kill her. To save the princess Tony sends Jeannie around the world with tasks so massive that she will miss the three days of her visit.When Tony has to escort a princess around, Jeannie announces that due to a family feud she has to kill her. To save the princess Tony sends Jeannie around the world with tasks so massive that she will miss the three days of her visit.

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258

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Gila Golan and Vic Tayback

"This is Murder," like the previous episode "My Master, the Thief," finds Jeannie yet again exacting vengeance from 2000 years before. The beautiful Princess Tarji (Gila Golan) is visiting America for three days, and Major Nelson is chosen to be her escort in Cocoa Beach. Dr. Bellows delivers the pronouncement from General Peterson with this caveat: "if anything goes wrong, you couldn't pay me to be in your shoes!" Jeannie is willing to do whatever she can for Tony's guest, until learning that the Princess is from the same family that insulted her family 2000 years before. The 'Death of a Thousand Knives' is reserved for her, until Tony thinks of a few special wishes that will take Jeannie three days to accomplish. A yacht in the Gobi Desert, a ski chalet in Bermuda, and a pineapple plantation in Alaska keep her busy while he's greeted by the Princess and her servant Turhan (Vic Tayback). Jeannie finally avenges herself by turning Tony into a parrot!

Trivia
In the second act of the episode, Tony and the princess spend some time together on the "lake area" of Columbia Ranch, which was also used as the beach on another Screen Gems production, Gidget (1965).