Star:	Dan Castellaneta (voice of Genie),  Frank Welker (voice of Abu, Raja),  Gilbert Gottfried (voice of Iago),  Scott Weinger (voice of Aladdin),  Linda Larkin (voice of Jasmine),  Val Bettin (voice of The Sultan)
Recurring Role:	Jim Cummings (voice of Razoul, Additional Voices)
Guest Star:	Julie Brown (Selene)

Also known as Elemental My Dear. (edit) This episode is on Disney DVD - Jasmine's Enchanted Tales- Journey of a Princess. (edit) Jasmine gets an Ariel hairdo in this episode. (edit) Saleen was an early design of Ursula, the sea witch for "The Little Mermaid". She was orginated as a sea lion. (edit) This is the 1st appearance of Saleen. (edit)

Iago: The kid's turning out to be quite the lady killer.
(Genie drops onto Iago in a sitting position)
Genie: That is if the Lady doesn't kill him first!
(Iago pulls himself out from under Genie)
Iago: What are you talking about?
Genie: (in a Sherlock Holmes detective outfit, smoking a bubble pipe) It's Elemental my dear parrot; that is to say, Saleen is an Elemental. Sub-class: water. (edit) Genie: (as Jiminy Cricket) Okay, who did that? I know there was magic involved! (edit) Selene: Oh, Aladdin. Maybe for you this is true love. And maybe for me it's all just a cruel game. But you must understand. I NEVER LOSE! (edit)

When Jasmine gets pulled out of the water her shoe is still missing, but when they are all on the beach she has it back on. (edit) When Jasmine was being held captive by Armaan as Selene went to go after Aladdin, her hair was untied, but when she reached Selene her hair was tied up again. (edit)

The title is a play on the famous saying by Sherlock Holmes "Elementary my dear Watson" which he would always say whenever Watson asks how he figured something out. (edit)