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After a really good start, the departure of Padilla ─who was and still is a very beloved and charismatic comic actress on Spain─ after Season 1 really made an impact on the series, which would make 4 more seasons with an enormous deduction of episodes and its cancellation, just 2 years after its start.
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After a really good start, the departure of Padilla ─who was and still is a very beloved and charismatic comic actress on Spain─ after following Season 1 really made an impact took its toll on the series, which would make series. Although it had 4 more seasons with seasons, they had an enormous deduction of episodes in episodes, and TVE ended up cancelling the series without premiering its cancellation, just 2 years after its start.
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The premise is really similar (and has a similar pun) to "I Dream of Jeannie". I've also added the name of the main actor, some backstageinformation and a cute main image.
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''¡Ala... Dina!'' was a Spanish comedy-fantasy series created by Paco Arango and aired on TVE between 2000 and 2002, starring Paz Padilla (and later Miriam Díaz-Aroca) as Dina Alá Alá, a clumsy genie who was accidentally freed from the lamp she had spent four centuries locked in by Álvaro, the son of publicist Tomás García, whom she starts working for as a maid.
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[[caption-width-right:650: La genio de mi corazón.]]
''¡Ala... Dina!'' was a Spanish comedy-fantasy series created by Paco Arango and aired on TVE between 2000 and 2002, starring Paz Padilla (and later Miriam Díaz-Aroca) as Dina Alá Alá, a clumsy genie who was accidentally freed from the lamp she had spent four centuries locked in by Álvaro, the son of publicist TomásGarcía, García (Gary Piquer), whom she starts working for as a maid.
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After a really good start, the departure of Padilla ─who was and still is a very beloved and charismatic comic actress on Spain─ after Season 1 really made an impact on the series, which would make 4 more seasons with an enormous deduction of episodes and its cancellation, just 2 years after its start.
Kind of an unofficial Spanish adaptation of Series/IDreamOfJeannie.
[[caption-width-right:650: La genio de mi corazón.]]
''¡Ala... Dina!'' was a Spanish comedy-fantasy series created by Paco Arango and aired on TVE between 2000 and 2002, starring Paz Padilla (and later Miriam Díaz-Aroca) as Dina Alá Alá, a clumsy genie who was accidentally freed from the lamp she had spent four centuries locked in by Álvaro, the son of publicist Tomás
After a really good start, the departure of Padilla ─who was and still is a very beloved and charismatic comic actress on Spain─ after Season 1 really made an impact on the series, which would make 4 more seasons with an enormous deduction of episodes and its cancellation, just 2 years after its start.
Kind of an unofficial Spanish adaptation of Series/IDreamOfJeannie.
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* IneptMage: Dina, big time. In fact, it's what got her locked away in the lamp: wanting to help King UsefulNotes/PhillipII's Armada, she cast a spell to grant the ships a good weather that instead [[GoneHorriblyWrong intensified the wind and caused the mission to fail]], so the king, furious, sentenced her to confinement. And judging by the chaos that ensues any time she casts one of her spells, her magic skills haven't improved one iota since that incident.
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* IneptMage: Dina, big time. In fact, it's what got her locked away in the lamp: wanting to help King UsefulNotes/PhillipII's UsefulNotes/PhilipII's Armada, she cast a spell to grant the ships a good weather that instead [[GoneHorriblyWrong intensified the wind and caused the mission to fail]], so the king, furious, sentenced her to confinement. And judging by the chaos that ensues any time she casts one of her spells, her magic skills haven't improved one iota since that incident.
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* IneptMage: Dina, big time. In fact, it's what got her locked away in the lamp: wanting to help King Phillip II's Armada, she cast a spell to grant the ships a good weather that instead [[GoneHorriblyWrong intensified the wind and caused the mission to fail]], so the king, furious, sentenced her to confinement. And judging by the chaos that ensues any time she casts one of her spells, her magic skills haven't improved one iota since that incident.
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* IneptMage: Dina, big time. In fact, it's what got her locked away in the lamp: wanting to help King Phillip II's UsefulNotes/PhillipII's Armada, she cast a spell to grant the ships a good weather that instead [[GoneHorriblyWrong intensified the wind and caused the mission to fail]], so the king, furious, sentenced her to confinement. And judging by the chaos that ensues any time she casts one of her spells, her magic skills haven't improved one iota since that incident.
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!!This article is under construction. Feel free to contribute if you have watched the series!
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* SculleryMaid: Dina's job at the García León household.
* WeddingDay: The second season featured the wedding of Dina and Tomás.
* WeddingDay: The second season featured the wedding of Dina and Tomás.
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* SculleryMaid: Dina's job at the García León household.
* WeddingDay: The second season featured the wedding of Dina and Tomás.household.
* WeddingDay: The second season featured the wedding of Dina and Tomás.
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* IneptMage: Dina, big time. In fact, it's what got her locked away in the lamp: wanting to help King Phillip II's Armada, she cast a spell to grant the ships a good weather that instead intensified the wind and caused the mission to fail, so the king, furious, sentenced her to confinement. And judging by the chaos that ensues any time she casts one of her spells, her magic skills haven't improved one iota since that incident.
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* IneptMage: Dina, big time. In fact, it's what got her locked away in the lamp: wanting to help King Phillip II's Armada, she cast a spell to grant the ships a good weather that instead [[GoneHorriblyWrong intensified the wind and caused the mission to fail, fail]], so the king, furious, sentenced her to confinement. And judging by the chaos that ensues any time she casts one of her spells, her magic skills haven't improved one iota since that incident.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: Dina's exact age is unknown, but it's known that she has spent 412 years locked in her magic lamp.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: Dina's exact age is unknown, but it's known that she has spent 412 about 411 years locked in her magic lamp.
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* FishOutOfTemporalWater: No actual time travels involved, but spending nearly four centuries locked in a magic lamp without any contact to the outside had pretty much the same effect on Dina.
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* FishOutOfTemporalWater: No actual time travels involved, but spending nearly four centuries locked in a magic lamp without any contact to the outside had pretty much the same effect on Dina.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: Dina is at least 412 years old at the start of the series. Her exact age was never stated.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: Dina Dina's exact age is at least unknown, but it's known that she has spent 412 years old at the start of the series. Her exact age was never stated.locked in her magic lamp.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: Dina is at least 412 years old at the start of the series.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: Dina is at least 412 years old at the start of the series. Her exact age was never stated.
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* FishOutOfTemporalWater: No actual time travels involved, but spending nearly four centuries locked in a magic lamp without any contact to the outside had pretty much the same effect on Dina.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: Dina is at least 412 years old at the start of the series.
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* IneptMage: Dina, big time. In fact, it's what got her locked away in the lamp: wanting to help King Phillip II's Armada, she cast a spell to grant the ships a good weather that instead intensified the wind and caused the mission to fail, so the king ordered sentenced her to confinement. And judging by the chaos that ensues any time she casts one of her spells, her magic skills haven't improved one iota since that incident.
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* IneptMage: Dina, big time. In fact, it's what got her locked away in the lamp: wanting to help King Phillip II's Armada, she cast a spell to grant the ships a good weather that instead intensified the wind and caused the mission to fail, so the king ordered king, furious, sentenced her to confinement. And judging by the chaos that ensues any time she casts one of her spells, her magic skills haven't improved one iota since that incident.
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''¡Ala... Dina!'' was a Spanish comedy-fantasy series created by Paco Arango and aired on TVE between 2000 and 2002, starring Paz Padilla (and later Miriam Díaz-Aroca) as Dina Alá Alá, a clumsy genie who was accidentally freed from the lamp she had spent four centuries locked in by Álvaro, the son of publicist Tomás García, whom she starts working for as a maid.
!!This article is under construction. Feel free to contribute if you have watched the series!
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!This show provides examples of:
* AsHimself: Aristocrat Alessandro Lecquio, news anchors José Ribagorda and Lorenzo Milá, swimmer David Meca and singers Juan Camus, Carlos Baute and Natalia all made cameos playing themselves at different points of the show.
* IneptMage: Dina, big time. In fact, it's what got her locked away in the lamp: wanting to help King Phillip II's Armada, she cast a spell to grant the ships a good weather that instead intensified the wind and caused the mission to fail, so the king ordered sentenced her to confinement. And judging by the chaos that ensues any time she casts one of her spells, her magic skills haven't improved one iota since that incident.
* LoveTriangle: During the first season there was one involving Dina, Tomás and Paloma (a co-worker of his). He chooses Dina.
* TheNthDoctor: When Paz Padilla exited the series and was replaced by Miriam Díaz-Aroca in the lead role, Dina's change of appearance was explained as her body transforming through ThePowerOfLove.
* PunBasedTitle: An obvious reference to ''Literature/{{Aladdin}}''.
* RomancingTheWidow: Dina and Tomás fall in love with each other.
* SculleryMaid: Dina's job at the García León household.
* WeddingDay: The second season featured the wedding of Dina and Tomás.
!!This article is under construction. Feel free to contribute if you have watched the series!
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!This show provides examples of:
* AsHimself: Aristocrat Alessandro Lecquio, news anchors José Ribagorda and Lorenzo Milá, swimmer David Meca and singers Juan Camus, Carlos Baute and Natalia all made cameos playing themselves at different points of the show.
* IneptMage: Dina, big time. In fact, it's what got her locked away in the lamp: wanting to help King Phillip II's Armada, she cast a spell to grant the ships a good weather that instead intensified the wind and caused the mission to fail, so the king ordered sentenced her to confinement. And judging by the chaos that ensues any time she casts one of her spells, her magic skills haven't improved one iota since that incident.
* LoveTriangle: During the first season there was one involving Dina, Tomás and Paloma (a co-worker of his). He chooses Dina.
* TheNthDoctor: When Paz Padilla exited the series and was replaced by Miriam Díaz-Aroca in the lead role, Dina's change of appearance was explained as her body transforming through ThePowerOfLove.
* PunBasedTitle: An obvious reference to ''Literature/{{Aladdin}}''.
* RomancingTheWidow: Dina and Tomás fall in love with each other.
* SculleryMaid: Dina's job at the García León household.
* WeddingDay: The second season featured the wedding of Dina and Tomás.
