History Main / FeverDreamEpisode

* The TV Show ''{{Dinosaurs}}'' had Baby Dinosaur sick and hallucinating that the tender words of comfort and support his family were saying to him were a evil threats to devour his feet.

* ''TheKingOfQueens'' had an episode where Doug dreams he is in the old sitcom TheHoneyMooners.

* In the ''{{Bones}}'' season 4 finale, ''The End In The Beginning'', Booth is in a coma after undergoing brain surgery and has a dream where he and Bones run a nightclub called The Lab, staffed by the regular cast, and they're the ones being investigated in relation to a murder. He wakes up once the murder is solved. Also, [[ShipTease he and Bones are married in his dream.]]
* The ''[[MASHTheSeries M*A*S*H]]'' episode "Follies of the Living, Concerns of the Dead" combines this trope with NearDeathClairvoyance: Klinger sees, and talks with, the ghost of a recently-dead soldier while recovering from a high fever.

* TheKingOfQueens had an episode where Doug dreams he is in the old sitcom TheHoneyMooners.

* ''{{Major Dad}}''s Halloween special featured this. In it, Casey is excited about going trick-or-treating. She gets a cold and falls asleep and has a fever dream, where she imagines that every main character is a horror movie monster.

* Happens in ''{{Macross}}''. It was actually a Clip Show with clever editing and a new soundtrack, appearing as a dream after Hikaru was shot down by accidental friendly fire.

* One episode of ''[=~Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends~=]'' begins with Bloo as his SuperpoweredAlterEgo the Bloo Superdude battling his way through a ''DungeonsAndDragons''-type world. Gradually it is revealed that it's just a feverish Bloo wandering around the house and attacking his friends.

* ''LifeOnMars'' is made of this trope, but the most significant and direct example is [=S02E05=], where 2006!Sam's [[spoiler:medication has been messed about with and 1973 seems to warp out of control. At one point during the episode he is actually sedated so deeply he can only watch his comrades on a television screen as they attempt to solve the crime of the week]].

* ''LifeOnMars'' is made of this trope, but the most significant and direct example is S02E05, where 2006!Sam's [[spoiler:medication has been messed about with and 1973 seems to warp out of control. At one point during the episode he is actually sedated so deeply he can only watch his comrades on a television screen as they attempt to solve the crime of the week]].

* ''{{The Sopranos}}'' episode "Funhouse" contains multiple fever dreams after Tony gets a bad case of food poisoning. In one of them, Tony douses himself with gasoline and lights himself on fire.

* Elements of this appear in the ''{{Farscape}}'' episode "Won't Get Fooled Again", but both John and the audience think it's [[MagnificentBastard Scorpius]] messing with him again. In actuality, it's a different alien inducing a fever dream in an effort to extract information.

* Happens in ''{{Macross}}''. It was actually a Clip Show with clever editing and a new soundtrack, appearing as a dream after Hikaru was shot down.

* In the ''{{Bones}}'' season 4 finale, ''The End In The Beginning'', Booth is in a coma after undergoing brain surgery and has a dream where he and Bones run a nightclub called The Lab, staffed by the regular cast, and they're the ones being investigated in relation to a murder. He wakes up once the murder is solved.

* One episode of ''[=~Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends~=]'' begins with Bloo as his SuperAlterEgo the Bloo Superdude battling his way through a ''DungeonsAndDragons''-type world. Gradually it is revealed that it's just a feverish Bloo wandering around the house and attacking his friends.

* The animeesqe HiHiPuffyAmiYumi has this happen to the main characters, induced by cheap sushi.

* In ''{{Homestuck}}'', after Jade's dream self dies, she ends up on the receiving end of this and the viewers get to see. Karkat and Feferi meanwhile got killed while dreaming and end up getting the same results, though [[ConditionedToAcceptHorror Feferi knew this all along]] and is more than happy to explain the situation to Jade.

* The ''[[MASHTheSeries M* A* S* H]]'' episode "Follies of the Living, Concerns of the Dead" combines this trope with NearDeathClairvoyance: Klinger sees, and talks with, the ghost of a recently-dead soldier while recovering from a high fever.

* Elements of this appear in the {{Farscape}} episode "Won't Be Fooled Again", but both John and the audience think it's a particular alien messing with him again. In actuality, it's a different alien inducing a fever dream in an effort to extract information.

* ''{{House}}''! The episode where he gets shot, and the patient's balls explode.

Does not count as a Fever Dream Episode if other, ''lucid'' characters are watching the sick one stumbling around. See also MushroomSamba. May be an instance of BadDreams or DreamingOfThingsToCome. Compare YourWorstNightmare and TalkingInYourDreams, both of which may be mistaken for this.

* ''[[Animeesqe Hi-Hi Puffi Ami Yumi]]'' has this happen to the main characters, induced by cheap sushi.