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Clips from I Dream of Jeannie - My Master, the Great Rembrandt (S01E01)
"l finished cleaning the living room, master."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Now, be careful, Jeannie. This is my painting arm."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Oh, you finished the living room. Sorry."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Ten seconds. Wonderful."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Well, my cousin Marilla could do it in six."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Oh, that's all right, Jeannie."
I Dream of Jeannie
"l'm very happy with you just the way you are."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Oh, thank you, master."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Oh, your picture is beautiful."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-You really think so? -Oh, yes."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Where will you hang it?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"Well, l'm not gonna hang it anyplace, Jeannie."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Well, then why are you painting it?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"Well, all the astronauts are doing paintings..."
I Dream of Jeannie
"...for the Air Force benefit show."
I Dream of Jeannie
"They're gonna auction them off."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Yours will be the best."
I Dream of Jeannie
"l hardly think so."
I Dream of Jeannie
"We have some very good Sunday painters."
I Dream of Jeannie
"There we are. l don't think that's any competition for Rembrandt."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Here's the original."
I Dream of Jeannie
"l just hope the critics don't laugh."
I Dream of Jeannie
"You know, he was a wonderful painter."
I Dream of Jeannie
"l just wish l could paint like him."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Oh, l have the strangest feeling, master."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Oh? Of what?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"l think the critics are going to love your painting."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-Good morning, Michelangelo. -Rembrandt."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Michelangelo, Rembrandt. lf you've seen one, you've seen them all."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-How do you like it? -Well, l don't know."
I Dream of Jeannie
"lt's a pleasant, little entry."
I Dream of Jeannie
"l'd like to see more greys and blues."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Well, the reason l didn't put the greys and blues--"
I Dream of Jeannie
"What am l discussing this with you for?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"You don't know the difference between a Michelangelo and a Rembrandt."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Well, l may not know art, but l know what l like."
I Dream of Jeannie
"This is my little entry over here. How do you like it?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"Get over here in the light. Right there."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Now, what do you think?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"-What is it? -lt's an abstract."
I Dream of Jeannie
"And l bet my painting brings a bigger price than your painting."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Yeah, l know this is for charity, Roger, but that's ridiculous."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Well, we'll let our public decide, okay?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"-Good morning, gentlemen. -Good morning, sir."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Well, l see you brought your paintings in."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Oh, don't let me disturb you, major."
I Dream of Jeannie
"This is Major Nelson's painting here, sir, and this is--"
I Dream of Jeannie
"Not bad. Not bad at all."
I Dream of Jeannie
"l think l would've liked to have seen more greys and blues."
I Dream of Jeannie
"This is my little entry, sir. lt's nothing really."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-Just a little-- -Oh, you're wrong, major."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-Do you really like it? -Oh, definitely."
I Dream of Jeannie
"l'd say it was a triumph of..."
I Dream of Jeannie
"...matter over mind."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Well, l'll see you gentlemen at the auction."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Yes."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Matter over mind. l don't know."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Hey, it must be even greater than l thought."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Oh, boy!"
I Dream of Jeannie
"Rembrandt."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Well, l'll see you at the auction, okay?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"All right, Roge."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-Hello. -Goodbye."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-But l just got here. -And you're just leaving."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Now, go home."
I Dream of Jeannie
"But l wanna see your painting auctioned off."
I Dream of Jeannie
"The last auction l went to was in Mesopotamia..."
I Dream of Jeannie
"...and they were selling slaves, and it was so exciting!"
I Dream of Jeannie
"Now, Jeannie, we're not selling slaves."
I Dream of Jeannie
"This is not a professional auction. We're just amateurs, you understand?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"No, if any of our paintings sell for more than $1 00, it'll be a miracle."
I Dream of Jeannie
"l think your painting is worth far more than $1 00, master."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-You're prejudice. -A little."
I Dream of Jeannie
"l am very fond of Rembrandt."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Well, l'm hardly a Rembrandt."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Now, you better go home and finish your housecleaning."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Oh, but l have finished cleaning the house."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-Thirty-seven seconds. -Thirty-seven seconds? No kidding?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"Well, that's a record."
I Dream of Jeannie
"But, see, l can't have you around here, Jeannie."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Why don't you go out to lunch, someplace."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Oh, well, all right."
I Dream of Jeannie
"l know a wonderful restaurant in Atlantis."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-Don't get wet. -l won't."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-Goodbye, master. -Bye."
I Dream of Jeannie
"l think you are going to enjoy your auction."
I Dream of Jeannie
"General Peterson asked me to express his appreciation to you..."
I Dream of Jeannie
"...for coming down here and helping us with our auction."
I Dream of Jeannie
"We're very fortunate in having two of the foremost art experts..."
I Dream of Jeannie
"...in the world here."
I Dream of Jeannie
"lt's all in the name of charity, Dr. Bellows."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Yes, indeed. Sweet charity."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Where would you like me to put this, sir?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"Here, let me see it."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-Not bad. -Do you really like it, sir?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"The frame. The thing in it?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"Why don't you hang it on the wall over there, major."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Yes, sir. Amateur."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Oh, excuse me."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Well, now, l think we'd better get this auction started."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Oh, l hope l'm not late, sir."
I Dream of Jeannie
"No, no, no. We're just about ready to begin."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Now, this is Major Nelson."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-Dr. Van Weesen. -How do you do?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"-l am Dean Geller. -How do you do, sir? A pleasure."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-Where do l put this, sir? -Well, anywhere over there."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Another abstract?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"Oh, no, no, no. This is a copy of a Rembrandt."
I Dream of Jeannie
"The amateurish quality comes through, of course."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Of course. Anyone can see that...."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Second-rate. Very second-rate."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Yes. lt is definitely second-rate."
I Dream of Jeannie
"Well, l'll just hang it up over here."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-Let me help you. -l'll take care of it for the major."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-No, that's quite unnecessary. -Allow me."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-l do know how to hang a picture. -Please, allow me."
I Dream of Jeannie
"-l'm sorry to insist-- -Gentlemen."
I Dream of Jeannie
"l'm afraid they're very nice, aren't they?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"How would you like to be our auctioneer, major?"
I Dream of Jeannie
"Me, sir? Well, l don't really know anything about it."
I Dream of Jeannie
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