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** ''Web of Franchise/SpiderMan'' #7 is an issue-long dream where Peter Parker relives past traumas while being chased by an enraged Hulk. Turns out it isn't a natural dream; the dream-Hulk is actually after Doctor Strange's foe Nightmare, who has drawn Spider-Man into his realm in a last-ditch effort to protect himself from being smashed.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS3E7TreehouseOfHorrorII Treehouse of Horror II]]" has a frame story in which each segment is a nightmare being had by one of the family after overindulging in Halloween candy.
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* ''Series/{{MASH}}'' had a surreal episode entitled "Dreams" in which each member of the main cast, exhausted by marathon sessions in surgery and post-op, fall asleep and suffer through traumatic dreams related to the war.
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** ''[[Recap/StevenUniverseS2E13ChilleTid Chille Tid]]'' is about Steven and the Gems trying to rest up after searching for Lapis Lazuli all night, but Steven keeps dreaming about Lapis and eventually figures out [[spoiler:he's entering her mind]].
** ''[[Recap/StevenUniverseS3E13KikisPizzaDeliveryService Kiki's Pizza Delivery Service]]'': Kiki has a reoccurring nightmare about drowning in pizza goo which Steven uses his powers to help save her from every night. She only gets better after she confronts her sister in real life.
** ''[[Recap/StevenUniverseS2E13ChilleTid Chille Tid]]'' is about Steven and the Gems trying to rest up after searching for Lapis Lazuli all night, but Steven keeps dreaming about Lapis and eventually figures out [[spoiler:he's entering her mind]].
** ''[[Recap/StevenUniverseS3E13KikisPizzaDeliveryService Kiki's Pizza Delivery Service]]'': Kiki has a reoccurring nightmare about drowning in pizza goo which Steven uses his powers to help save her from every night. She only gets better after she confronts her sister in real life.
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* The narrator of "The Sound of Silence" by Music/SimonAndGarfunkel declares at the beginning that the he is describing a dream he had.
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* Chapter 11 of ''Manga/{{Fullmapla}}'' has Kyou having a dream where everyone is their opposite ([[TalkingWithSigns Makoto]] is talkative, [[GagBoobs Shiori]] is flat, and [[BunnyEarsLawyer Sumi]] is serious).
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E7AmysChoice Amy's Choice]]", the Doctor and his companions find themselves switching between two different settings. A being calling himself the Dream Lord tells them that one is a dream and they need to decide which one is reality. [[spoiler: in fact both settings are dreams - hallucinations caused by psychic pollen trapped in the time rotor of the Tardis]]
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': In "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E7AmysChoice Amy's Choice]]", the Doctor and his companions find themselves switching between two different settings. A being calling himself the Dream Lord tells them that one is a dream and they need to decide which one is reality. [[spoiler: in fact [[spoiler:In fact, both settings are dreams - — hallucinations caused by psychic pollen trapped in the time rotor of the Tardis]]TARDIS.]]
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* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' episode "Arthur's Underwear" (which is also a book story) focuses on Arthur having frequent NotWearingPantsDream's.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'' episode, "The Night", which has The Moon curious of the dreams of the citizens of Elmore and takes us through a few of them. Some ranging from silly to outright disturbing.
* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' episode "Arthur's Underwear" (which is also a book story) focuses on Arthur having frequentNotWearingPantsDream's.[[NotWearingPantsDream "Not Wearing Pants" Dreams]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLifeAndTimesOfJuniperLee'': "Enter Sandman" in which a Sandman named Stephen hypnotizes the people of Orchid Bay within their dreams to build him a tower to enter the mortal world, causing the people to be exhausted during the waking hours. June, being the magical protector, is immune from his control and has to fight him within the dream realm.
* ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitchTheSeries'': "Remmy" mostly takes place in Lilo's dream when the titular experiment of the episode invades it as she's sleeping and Stitch, Jumba and Pleakley have to go in and fish it out before it gives her permanent nightmares.
* ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitchTheSeries'': "Remmy" mostly takes place in Lilo's dream when the titular experiment of the episode invades it as she's sleeping and Stitch, Jumba and Pleakley have to go in and fish it out before it gives her permanent nightmares.
* ''WesternAnimation/NateIsLate'': "The Dream" episode involved Nate having anxiety over a multiplication test and having nightmares from a being called Mr. Multiplication. Malika, with the help of a local scientist, enters his dream to help combat him (to which it eventually revealed Mr. Multiplication was actually GoodAllAlong and trying to help Nate with his Math problems) and everything seems to work out as Nate wakes up and Malika and he got to school...and Malika's head suddenly turns into a fish at the end. [[DreamWithinADream And THEN Nate wakes up for real]] at the end of the episode.
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* ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitchTheSeries'' episode, "Remmy", mostly takes place in Lilo's dream when the titular experiment of the episode invades it as she's sleeping and Stitch, Jumba and Pleakley have to go in and fish it out before it gives her permanent nightmares.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'' episode, "The Night", which has The Moon curious of the dreams of the citizens of Elmore and takes us through a few of them. Some ranging from silly to outright disturbing.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheLifeAndTimesOfJuniperLee'': "Enter Sandman" in which a Sandman named Stephen hypnotizes the people of Orchid Bay within their dreams to build him a tower to enter the mortal world, causing the people to be exhausted during the waking hours. June, being the magical protector, is immune from his control and has to fight him within the dream realm.
* ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitchTheSeries'' episode, "Remmy", mostly takes place in Lilo's dream when the titular experiment of the episode invades it as she's sleeping and Stitch, Jumba and Pleakley have to go in and fish it out before it gives her permanent nightmares.
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* ''Anime/{{Hamtaro}}'' haves a lot of dream episodes where all the main characters (usually only the hamsters, sometimes Laura too) have a single dream. Many of them are set in feudal Japan, with Hamtaro as a Shinsengumi member.
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** First season had "Nightmares" where the nightmares and fears of the citizens start keeping true, including the Scoobies (Buffy getting rejected by her father, seeing The Master escape, being buried alive and turning into a vampire herself. Xander fear of a clown from his childhood, Willow stage fright, etc). Eventually it's revealed to be the power of a comatose boy who was beaten into a coma by his baseball coach for losing a game. Once the boy confronts his fear, does he manage to wake up and things return to normal.
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** First The first season had "Nightmares" "[[{{Recap/BuffyTheVampireSlayerS1E10Nightmares}} Nightmares]]" where the nightmares and fears of the citizens start keeping true, including the Scoobies (Buffy getting rejected by her father, seeing The Master escape, being buried alive and turning into a vampire herself. Xander herself, Xander's fear of a clown from his childhood, Willow stage fright, etc). Eventually it's revealed to be the power of a comatose boy who was beaten into a coma by his baseball coach for losing a game. Once the boy confronts his fear, does he manage to wake up and things return to normal.
**Fourth season finale "Restless" The fourth SeasonFinale "[[{{Recap/BuffyTheVampireSlayerS4E22Restless}} Restless]]" has Buffy and friends having prophetic dreams as a side effect of the spell they'd cast in the previous episode to fight the season's villain.
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': In "Amy's Choice", the Doctor and his companions find themselves switching between two different settings. A being calling himself the Dream Lord tells them that one is a dream and they need to decide which one is reality. [[spoiler: in fact both settings are dreams - hallucinations caused by psychic pollen trapped in the time rotor of the Tardis]]
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': In "Amy's Choice", "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E7AmysChoice Amy's Choice]]", the Doctor and his companions find themselves switching between two different settings. A being calling himself the Dream Lord tells them that one is a dream and they need to decide which one is reality. [[spoiler: in fact both settings are dreams - hallucinations caused by psychic pollen trapped in the time rotor of the Tardis]]
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** In "Birthright", Data (an android) starts having dreams because he's uncovered a program in his brain.
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** In "Birthright", "[[{{Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS6E15Birthright}} Birthright]]", Data (an android) starts having dreams because he's uncovered a program in his brain.
** In"Phantasms", "[[{{Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS7E5Phantasms}} Phantasms]]", Data starts experimenting with his dream program and begins having nightmares [[spoiler: that turn out to be because alien parasites are attacking the ship.]]
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* ''Series/TheCosbyShow'': The season six episode "Cliff's Nightmare" is about, well, [[ExactlyWhatIsSaysOnTheTin a nightmare Cliff has]] after eating a late-night snack. Complete with Muppet cameos!
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* ''Series/ThirdRockFromTheSun''
** The two-part season two finale is based around the aliens having dreams for the first time, which vary from artistic (Sally's) to musical (Harry's).
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* The narrator of "The Sound of Silence" by Music/SimonAndGarfunkel declares at the beginning that the he is describing a dream he had.
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* ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitchTheSeries'' episode, "Remmy", mostly takes place in Lilo's dream when the titular experiment of the episode invades it as she's sleeping and Stitch, Jumba and Pleakly have to go in and fish it out before it gives her permanent nightmares.
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* Chapter 11 of ''Manga/{{Fullmapla}}'' has Kyou having a dream where everyone is their opposite ([[TalkingWithSigns Makoto]] is talkative, [[GagBoobs Shiori]] is flat, and [[BunnyEarsLawyer Sumi]] is serious).
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* ''WesternAnimaton/TheLifeAndTimesOfJuniperLee'': "Enter Sandman" in which a Sandman named Stephen hypnotizes the people of Orchid Bay within their dreams to build him a tower to enter the mortal world, causing the people to be exhausted during the waking hours. June, being the magical protector, is immune from his control and has to fight him within the dream realm.
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* ''WesternAnimaton/TheLifeAndTimesOfJuniperLee'': ''WesternAnimation/TheLifeAndTimesOfJuniperLee'': "Enter Sandman" in which a Sandman named Stephen hypnotizes the people of Orchid Bay within their dreams to build him a tower to enter the mortal world, causing the people to be exhausted during the waking hours. June, being the magical protector, is immune from his control and has to fight him within the dream realm.
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* ''Manga/ZatchBell'': A manga only chapter set before the final battle with Clear Note served as a BreatherEpisode of sorts in which Kiyo and Zatch have a very bizarre dream with a few returning characters.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'' episode, "The Night", which has The Moon curious of the dreams of the citizens of Elmore and takes us through a few of them. Some ranging from silly to outright disturbing.
* ''WesternAnimaton/TheLifeAndTimesOfJuniperLee'': "Enter Sandman" in which a Sandman named Stephen hypnotizes the people of Orchid Bay within their dreams to build him a tower to enter the mortal world, causing the people to be exhausted during the waking hours. June, being the magical protector, is immune from his control and has to fight him within the dream realm.
* ''WesternAnimaton/TheLifeAndTimesOfJuniperLee'': "Enter Sandman" in which a Sandman named Stephen hypnotizes the people of Orchid Bay within their dreams to build him a tower to enter the mortal world, causing the people to be exhausted during the waking hours. June, being the magical protector, is immune from his control and has to fight him within the dream realm.
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* The ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' fourth season finale "Restless" has Buffy and friends having prophetic dreams as a side effect of the spell they'd cast in the previous episode to fight the season's villain.
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* ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitchTheSeries'' episode, "Remmy", mostly takes place in Lilo's dream when the titular experiment of the episode invades it as she's sleeping and Stitch, Jumba and Pleakly have to go in and fish it out before it gives her permanent nightmares.
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* ''WesternAnimation/CatDog'': In "It's a Wonderful Half Life", Cat and Dog both have dreams where they're separate animals in a world styled after TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation, and where Dog is a happy hobo and Cat is a rich business tycoon. Their dreams blend together, becoming a story about Dog having to rescue Cat from the Greasers.
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* The ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' fourth season finale "Restless" has Buffy and friends having prophetic dreams as a side effect of the spell they'd cast in the previous episode to fight the season's villain.
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* ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'': In "Guide To Daydreams", Sweeny traps everyone in his classroom until they can solve a riddle for him. Ned spends the time having a daydream about he and Moze being spies, fighting ninjas, and being aided by [[WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents Cosmo and Wanda]]. At the end, his daydreaming actually allows him to solve the riddle, freeing his class.
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* In the ''Series/SmallWonder'' episode "My Robot Family", Jamie dreams that his parents have become robots like Vicki, and that he is the head of the household.
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* ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': In "Nightmares and Daydreams", Aang finds himself too stressed to sleep, and gets sleep-deprived. Then, he starts hallucinating surreal stuff like dancing rocks, or {{Team Pet}}s Appa and Momo talking and walking like humans.
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* ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': In "Nightmares and Daydreams", Aang finds himself too stressed to sleep, and gets sleep-deprived.sleep deprived. Then, he starts hallucinating surreal stuff like dancing rocks, or {{Team Pet}}s Appa and Momo talking and walking like humans.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'': In "Sleepy Time", Spongebob starts out by having a strange, driving-related dream, when a dream version of Mrs. Puff rips away his dream license. Now out of his own dream, he starts to explore the dreams of his friends and messes each and every one of them up- for example, in Plankton's dream of being a giant monster destroying the town, Spongebob ends up defeating and shrinking him.
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Similar to AllJustADream and the typical DreamSequence, this could possibly end in the character asking, OrWasItADream This is not to be confused with an episode the fanbase had been dreaming of for a while, a la SugarWiki/AndTheFandomRejoiced. Finally, see also FeverDreamEpisode, which is this trope meets SickEpisode.
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Similar to AllJustADream and the typical DreamSequence, this could possibly end in the character asking, OrWasItADream This is not to be confused with an episode the fanbase had been dreaming of for a while, a la SugarWiki/AndTheFandomRejoiced. Finally, see also FeverDreamEpisode, which is this trope meets SickEpisode.
SickEpisode, and AdventuresInComaLand.
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Dreams are weird. If a person can imagine it, they can dream it, no matter how surreal, out-of-character, or frightening it may be. With the endless possibilities that exist, occasionally a creator would want to take full advantage of it, and have an entire episode dedicated to exploring the dreams of one or more characters.
While AllJustADream sets this as a surprise, these episodes play no tricks- the audience knows they're in for a story about a dream, and so the story can be as surreal and strange as can be without breaking the suspension of disbelief or tipping off the audience to any twists. A character may in fact be aware that they're dreaming, while still victim to the oddities of dreamworld. The dream could also be a nightmare, most likely leading to AnAesop about facing one's fears, or even a particularly odd day-dream or hallucination.
To qualify, this part of a work must be devoted to or heavily reliant on the dream aspect; otherwise, it's just a DreamSequence.
Similar to AllJustADream and the typical DreamSequence, this could possibly end in the character asking, OrWasItADream This is not to be confused with an episode the fanbase had been dreaming of for a while, a la SugarWiki/AndTheFandomRejoiced. Finally, see also FeverDreamEpisode, which is this trope meets SickEpisode.
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* ''Anime/AzumangaDaioh'' has an episode focusing on {{Hatsuyume}}, the episode was a vignette of all the dreams the characters had on New Years, which includes Osaka dreaming about Chiyo flying using her pigtails, and Sakaki dreaming about meeting Chiyo's father, who is a cat, among others.
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* ''Series/TheXFiles'' fanfiction ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/10767864 I Dreamt About You Last Night]]'', Mulder has a [[PsychicDreamsForEveryone prophetic dream]] about [[OutOfCharacter Scully showing up to work sick]].
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* One of ''Literature/TheBerenstainBears'' stories that's both a book and a cartoon episode called "The Bad Dream" is about a TV show giving the cubs nightmares.
* ''Literature/UncleLubin'' has a chapter called "The Dream" which is about a dream Lubin has. It ends quite sadly with him [[IWasHavingSuchANiceDream waking up and crying because he thought it was real]].
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* ''Series/HannahMontana'': In "I Am Hannah, Hear Me Croak", a good portion of the episode is devoted to Miley having an obvious nightmare about an upcoming throat surgery, in which she fears that if she can't sing again, she'll be demoted to CinderellaCircumstances and Jackson will get the love as "Bucky Kentucky".
* ''Series/{{iCarly}}'': In "iDream of Dancing", the trio fall asleep while reviewing videos of their viewers dancing, and thus each has a wild dream that heavily involves dancing. Each dream seems to blend together as well, with the three of them seen together at the start commenting that none of them remember waking up that morning.
* ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'': In "Guide To Daydreams", Sweeny traps everyone in his classroom until they can solve a riddle for him. Ned spends the time having a daydream about he and Moze being spies, fighting ninjas, and being aided by [[WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents Cosmo and Wanda]]. At the end, his daydreaming actually allows him to solve the riddle, freeing his class.
* ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'':
** In "Night Terrors", Deanna Troi has dreams which turn out to be caused by an alien sending her telepathic messages. She needs to lucid dream in order to communicate with the alien and save her crew mates, who have lost their ability to dream.
** In "Birthright", Data (an android) starts having dreams because he's uncovered a program in his brain.
** In "Phantasms", Data starts experimenting with his dream program and begins having nightmares [[spoiler: that turn out to be because alien parasites are attacking the ship.]]
* In the ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' episode "Waking Moments", a race of sleeping aliens put the crew to sleep and lock them in the same dream.
* ''Series/TheWildWildWest'' episode "[[Recap/TheWildWildWestS2E12TheNightOfTheManEatingHouse The Night of the Man-Eating House]]". Almost the entire episode (the investigation of a HauntedHouse) is a dream that Artemus Gordon has. The fact that he's dreaming is made clear with a wavy dissolve, one of the FlashbackEffects. At the end of the episode Artemus wakes up, and the [[DreamingOfThingsToCome events that occurred in his dream start to come true in real life]].
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[[folder:Web Video]]
* ''WebVideo/DontHugMeImScared'': Episode 6, aptly titled "Dreams", is a DoubleMeaningTitle: not only does it focus on Yellow Guy being tormented by an annoying lamp singing about dreams and nightmares regardless of his pleas, it also involves dreams as in goals, with the episode also focusing on Red Guy working in the boring real world and wanting to inject some creativity into his life.
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[[folder:Western Animation]]
* ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutronBoyGenius'': In "I Dream Of Jimmy", Jimmy decides to go into Carl's dream in order to help him prevent his nightmares. The rest of the episode is devoted to Carl's dreamworld antics, such as a giant evil lima bean that chases him around, and Carl being the smart student while Jimmy is the class dunce.
* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' episode "Arthur's Underwear" (which is also a book story) focuses on Arthur having frequent NotWearingPantsDream's.
* ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': In "Nightmares and Daydreams", Aang finds himself too stressed to sleep, and gets sleep-deprived. Then, he starts hallucinating surreal stuff like dancing rocks, or {{Team Pet}}s Appa and Momo talking and walking like humans.
* The ''WesternAnimation/MarthaSpeaks'' episode "Fit Fights Fat" has Martha fall asleep and dream that she and her friends are the superheroes known as Book Bots that she and the others made up a few episodes ago, and that [[BigBrotherBully Ronald Boxwood]] is an evil scientist who makes exercise books decrease fitness and yoga books tie people in knots.
* ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies1984'': In "Elm Street Babies", the babies have strange dreams, so they wake up in the middle of the night and tell each other what happened in them. Kermit's dream involves the babies in the Wild West and him getting into a showdown with Gonzo, Rowlf's dream involves him turning into a "wereboy" at a dog prom, Gonzo's dream is a spoof of ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'', and Fozzie's dream is a spoof of ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood''.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode "Do Princesses Dream of Magic Sheep?", a creature from Princess Luna's nightmares starts magically giving other ponies nightmares and threatening to turn into a real creature, so they must do a mass-lucid dreaming scenario to defeat it.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'': "Sweet Dreams" begins with the babies dreaming. Tommy's dream involves him exploring an ancient temple as "Okey-dokey Jones", Kimi dreams that she's an acrobat at the circus, and Phil and Lil share a dream, wherein Phil rides a frog while Lil rides a flying mud pie. Unfortunately, Chuckie doesn't have an exciting dream like the other babies. When Chuckie tells the other babies that his exciting dreams involve him being a superhero who isn't afraid of anything (which is a huge contrast from his cowardly personality), they try to help him find his missing dream.
* ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'': In "Sleepy Time", Spongebob starts out by having a strange, driving-related dream, when a dream version of Mrs. Puff rips away his dream license. Now out of his own dream, he starts to explore the dreams of his friends and messes each and every one of them up- for example, in Plankton's dream of being a giant monster destroying the town, Spongebob ends up defeating and shrinking him.
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While AllJustADream sets this as a surprise, these episodes play no tricks- the audience knows they're in for a story about a dream, and so the story can be as surreal and strange as can be without breaking the suspension of disbelief or tipping off the audience to any twists. A character may in fact be aware that they're dreaming, while still victim to the oddities of dreamworld. The dream could also be a nightmare, most likely leading to AnAesop about facing one's fears, or even a particularly odd day-dream or hallucination.
To qualify, this part of a work must be devoted to or heavily reliant on the dream aspect; otherwise, it's just a DreamSequence.
Similar to AllJustADream and the typical DreamSequence, this could possibly end in the character asking, OrWasItADream This is not to be confused with an episode the fanbase had been dreaming of for a while, a la SugarWiki/AndTheFandomRejoiced. Finally, see also FeverDreamEpisode, which is this trope meets SickEpisode.
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[[folder:Anime and Manga]]
* ''Anime/AzumangaDaioh'' has an episode focusing on {{Hatsuyume}}, the episode was a vignette of all the dreams the characters had on New Years, which includes Osaka dreaming about Chiyo flying using her pigtails, and Sakaki dreaming about meeting Chiyo's father, who is a cat, among others.
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[[folder:Fan Works]]
* ''Series/TheXFiles'' fanfiction ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/10767864 I Dreamt About You Last Night]]'', Mulder has a [[PsychicDreamsForEveryone prophetic dream]] about [[OutOfCharacter Scully showing up to work sick]].
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[[folder:Literature]]
* One of ''Literature/TheBerenstainBears'' stories that's both a book and a cartoon episode called "The Bad Dream" is about a TV show giving the cubs nightmares.
* ''Literature/UncleLubin'' has a chapter called "The Dream" which is about a dream Lubin has. It ends quite sadly with him [[IWasHavingSuchANiceDream waking up and crying because he thought it was real]].
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[[folder:Live-Action TV]]
* ''Series/HannahMontana'': In "I Am Hannah, Hear Me Croak", a good portion of the episode is devoted to Miley having an obvious nightmare about an upcoming throat surgery, in which she fears that if she can't sing again, she'll be demoted to CinderellaCircumstances and Jackson will get the love as "Bucky Kentucky".
* ''Series/{{iCarly}}'': In "iDream of Dancing", the trio fall asleep while reviewing videos of their viewers dancing, and thus each has a wild dream that heavily involves dancing. Each dream seems to blend together as well, with the three of them seen together at the start commenting that none of them remember waking up that morning.
* ''Series/NedsDeclassifiedSchoolSurvivalGuide'': In "Guide To Daydreams", Sweeny traps everyone in his classroom until they can solve a riddle for him. Ned spends the time having a daydream about he and Moze being spies, fighting ninjas, and being aided by [[WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents Cosmo and Wanda]]. At the end, his daydreaming actually allows him to solve the riddle, freeing his class.
* ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'':
** In "Night Terrors", Deanna Troi has dreams which turn out to be caused by an alien sending her telepathic messages. She needs to lucid dream in order to communicate with the alien and save her crew mates, who have lost their ability to dream.
** In "Birthright", Data (an android) starts having dreams because he's uncovered a program in his brain.
** In "Phantasms", Data starts experimenting with his dream program and begins having nightmares [[spoiler: that turn out to be because alien parasites are attacking the ship.]]
* In the ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'' episode "Waking Moments", a race of sleeping aliens put the crew to sleep and lock them in the same dream.
* ''Series/TheWildWildWest'' episode "[[Recap/TheWildWildWestS2E12TheNightOfTheManEatingHouse The Night of the Man-Eating House]]". Almost the entire episode (the investigation of a HauntedHouse) is a dream that Artemus Gordon has. The fact that he's dreaming is made clear with a wavy dissolve, one of the FlashbackEffects. At the end of the episode Artemus wakes up, and the [[DreamingOfThingsToCome events that occurred in his dream start to come true in real life]].
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[[folder:Web Video]]
* ''WebVideo/DontHugMeImScared'': Episode 6, aptly titled "Dreams", is a DoubleMeaningTitle: not only does it focus on Yellow Guy being tormented by an annoying lamp singing about dreams and nightmares regardless of his pleas, it also involves dreams as in goals, with the episode also focusing on Red Guy working in the boring real world and wanting to inject some creativity into his life.
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[[folder:Western Animation]]
* ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutronBoyGenius'': In "I Dream Of Jimmy", Jimmy decides to go into Carl's dream in order to help him prevent his nightmares. The rest of the episode is devoted to Carl's dreamworld antics, such as a giant evil lima bean that chases him around, and Carl being the smart student while Jimmy is the class dunce.
* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' episode "Arthur's Underwear" (which is also a book story) focuses on Arthur having frequent NotWearingPantsDream's.
* ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': In "Nightmares and Daydreams", Aang finds himself too stressed to sleep, and gets sleep-deprived. Then, he starts hallucinating surreal stuff like dancing rocks, or {{Team Pet}}s Appa and Momo talking and walking like humans.
* The ''WesternAnimation/MarthaSpeaks'' episode "Fit Fights Fat" has Martha fall asleep and dream that she and her friends are the superheroes known as Book Bots that she and the others made up a few episodes ago, and that [[BigBrotherBully Ronald Boxwood]] is an evil scientist who makes exercise books decrease fitness and yoga books tie people in knots.
* ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies1984'': In "Elm Street Babies", the babies have strange dreams, so they wake up in the middle of the night and tell each other what happened in them. Kermit's dream involves the babies in the Wild West and him getting into a showdown with Gonzo, Rowlf's dream involves him turning into a "wereboy" at a dog prom, Gonzo's dream is a spoof of ''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'', and Fozzie's dream is a spoof of ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood''.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode "Do Princesses Dream of Magic Sheep?", a creature from Princess Luna's nightmares starts magically giving other ponies nightmares and threatening to turn into a real creature, so they must do a mass-lucid dreaming scenario to defeat it.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'': "Sweet Dreams" begins with the babies dreaming. Tommy's dream involves him exploring an ancient temple as "Okey-dokey Jones", Kimi dreams that she's an acrobat at the circus, and Phil and Lil share a dream, wherein Phil rides a frog while Lil rides a flying mud pie. Unfortunately, Chuckie doesn't have an exciting dream like the other babies. When Chuckie tells the other babies that his exciting dreams involve him being a superhero who isn't afraid of anything (which is a huge contrast from his cowardly personality), they try to help him find his missing dream.
* ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'': In "Sleepy Time", Spongebob starts out by having a strange, driving-related dream, when a dream version of Mrs. Puff rips away his dream license. Now out of his own dream, he starts to explore the dreams of his friends and messes each and every one of them up- for example, in Plankton's dream of being a giant monster destroying the town, Spongebob ends up defeating and shrinking him.
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