Absolute Jumps - Unexpected Behavior

Question

I was trying to work out how to jump to absolute addresses, and stumbled upon the FF 26 opcode, or "jump [addr]". I tried to use it in Turbo Debugger, and found a peculiar problem: The absolute jump never actually gets me to the address that I specify. I tried explicitly specifying cs as the segment, even though cs and ds point to the same segment in my tests so [addr] should be the same as cs:[addr]. Just to clarify, the jumps are still absolute. Using the same operand with jump from a different location still got me to the same place. The problem is that the locations I reach with these absolute jumps seem to have no connection whatsoever to the memory locations I specify in the operands. I have attached a few screenshots from Turbo Debugger.

The top line shows the instruction used, where I tried explicitly specifying the segment register.

The second attempt, this time jumping to [0002].

The result of the second attempt. As you can see, I reached [9D7D] instead of [0002].

Any explanation as to what I got wrong about absolute jumps and why they get me to the wrong places will be appreciated. Also, I will eventually use this in 8086 code. If this works differently in 8086, can you explain how it differs?