Jamillah And Aladdin (2015 - 2016)

After accidentally landing Aladdin in jail, Jamillah comes up with a brilliant plan to break him out. Dressed as a guard, Jamillah approaches the cell and confidently tells the dozy guard that he is dismissed. Her confidence confuses him and she and Genie get Aladdin out. Aladdin can't believe he has a genie and races off shouting joyfully to all of Baghdad.

Jamillah and Aladdin go looking for a carpet so that Genie can make it fly but Jamillah is tricked by a Shape Shifter into trading one from her for the lamp! She and Aladdin have to work together to save the lamp - and Genie!

Jamillah brings balloons to Baghdad and she Aladdin sell them in the market. At first everyone is thrilled with them, even the Grand Vizier buys one for the princess. But when they pop the Grand Vizier is furious! Will they escape his anger?

Jamillah brings walkie talkies to Baghdad and when they drop one in a goat pen everyone gathers to see the amazing talking goat. But when the walkie talkie breaks just as the Sultan arrives, the gang must think of a way to keep him entertained and Jamillah out of trouble.

Aladdin is heartbroken when his mother orders him to take his favourite chicken, Warqa to the butcher's shop. However, Jamillah has a plan, and with Genie's help they find a way to make Warqa the most valuable chicken of all.

Aladdin accidentally unearths a dangerous Genie much to their Genie's horror. He's so frightened he tries to hide the bottle but instead he ends up breaking it! It's Genie against Genie as they struggle to put him back in the bottle

Aladdin buys a treasure bird but he must convince him to talk if he ever wants to find it. With Jamillah's help and a little spell from Genie they find the treasure but all is not as it seems.

Jamillah and Aladdin help Samir the snake charmer get up to the highest point in the city so he can get a good view of a specular astronomical event - a blood moon. The only problem is that the city gates are locked at night and it is against the law to leave. Luckily Jamillah and Aladdin have Genie and a magic carpet to help.

Jamillah lands inside the palace walls. Aladdin fears that the guards will arrest her and sets about rescuing her but Jamillah is fine. She makes friends with the Princess and eventually Genie and Aladdin find them playing.

Jamillah arrives to fear and chaos - there's a huge sand storm headed straight for Baghdad! Genie has a spell that can stop it but he needs special ingredients and they must get them in time before the storm hits.

Jamillah and Aladdin meet a beggar who asks them to take care of an emerald ring. Wary, they ask a local wise man for help only to be tricked when he runs off with the ring! Can they get it back?

The Shape Shifter returns, this time disguised as Aladdin's mum. She tricks our heroes and grabs the lamp, forcing Genie to make her the new ruler of Baghdad. It's up to Jamillah and Aladdin to save the people of Baghdad and get Genie back! Luckily there's a talking lizard on the loose who's willing to help them.

Aladdin's in big trouble when he forgets to deliver the eggs traders to the market and Jamillah thinks she has the answer when she offers Aladdin her latest present - a bike. When the eggs break, it's up to Genie to help save the day.

Genie conjures Aladdin and Jamillah some party threads so they can attend the Princess's Party but their beautiful garments disappear at sunset! The Grand Vizier catches them trying to make a run for in dressed in party decorations but Genie arrives at the last minute to help them make a quick get away.

Aladdin spies a pair of enchanted boots and slips them on, in the hope of getting wonderful powers. Instead he finds himself dancing which at first is great fun, until he tries to stop and can't...

The Emperor of China is coming to town and the people of Baghdad are tasked to put on their best show. As he passes through the market Aladdin, Jamillah and Genie perform a circus act that goes horribly wrong right in front of the Emperor. Luckily the Emperor of China has a sense of humour.

Jamillah arrives dressed in such fine clothes that she's mistaken for the Princess. Aladdin decides to use this to help him skip a few queues in the marketplace but suspicions arise when her disguise slips.

Jamillah brings Aladdin a snowball as a gift and he's delighted until it starts to melt. Desperate to save it, Aladdin, Genie, and Jamillah race against the clock and nature to keep it frozen.

What do you give to the boy who has everything? That's the question Jamillah and Aladdin must answer if they want to win the competition to make the Sultan's nephew Salim smile for his birthday.

Aladdin loses the Sultan's pet nightingale and he and Jamillah must track it down and put it back before sunset. With the help of the magic carpet and some twenty first century gadgets from Jamillah, the gang race to get the bird back in time.

Aladdin has to deliver a precious necklace, but when he drops it down a drain he knows he faces jail for losing it. Jamillah and Genie must race to help him get it back and save Aladdin from a life in a cell!

Jamillah introduces Aladdin to football, only for Genie to introduce them to an even better game - Genie Ball! They're having such fun that the Princess sneaks out to join them but after getting hit by the ball she's sent into a deep slumber only a prince can wake her from. Luckily Jamillah knows just where to find one...

Aladdin's mum sells the lamp. Jamillah and Aladdin try every way they can think to get it back but the lamp seller sells it to the Grand Vizier. Jamillah eventually manages to swap it for a 'magic lamp', a torch that she finds in her pocket.

Aladdin is given food money by his mother but spends it on 'magic seeds' instead. However he's crushed when they don't seem to work until Genie helps him out and a very strange plant starts to grow.

Aladdin and Jamillah try to help Samir launch a lantern into the sky but their efforts are cut short by the Grand Vizier. When they encourage him to fight against the ruling it lands Samir in jail and so they take it upon themselves to make sure it the lamp makes its first flight.