Sleepwalkers [Season 1, Episode 1]
Pilot
A African-American Gulf War veteran is having terrible nightmares. He goes to the Morpheus Institute run by Bruce Greenwood.
Greenwood has a Dream machine that allows his crew [including Naomi Watts ] to enter the patient's dream. Not unlike the film Dreamscape .
David S Goyer wrote and produced, and David Nutter directed.
Sleepwalkers [Season 1, Episode 2]
Night Terrors
A wee boy has nightmares.
Harry Groener [ Buffy: Season 3 ] guest-stars.
Sleepwalkers [Season 1, Episode 3]
Eye of the Beholder
A patient has nightmares in black-and-white. It turns out they're from the memories of an organ donor. You know, like in that movie.
The thrill-seeker bonds with the black guy.
The ending, shocking as it is, leaves us increasingly confused as to where the dreams end and reality begins.
Sleepwalkers [Season 1, Episode 4]
Forlorn
Sleepwalkers [Season 1, Episode 5]
Counting Sheep
A serial-killer is in a coma. Naomi Watts must go into his dream so they can rescue his most recently kidnapped victim.
This plot was later used in a jennifer lopez film. And frighteningly, that J-lo effort was far superior to this. I mean, this hits every cliche.
Watts looks horrible in a red wig, but the miniskirt look kinda works on her.
Sleepwalkers [Season 1, Episode 6]
Passed Imperfect
Greenwood's coma-wife's deadbeat dad arrives. He wants to enter his daughter's dreams, to say goodbye. Greenwood overrules protocol, and allows him.
Things go wrong - surprise, surprise. Greenwood meets the Jester again! Yes, good old Harry Groener is back. Not for long, unfortunately, but hopefully he'll get more screen time in the later eps.
Sleepwalkers [Season 1, Episode 7]
A Matter of Fax
A man contacts the team. He dreams about a woman being murdered, and thinks he is responsible for a real death.
Greenwood and Naomi both have strange dreams about Ray Wise [ Swamp Thing, Robocop ].
Sleepwalkers [Season 1, Episode 8]
Cassandra
Sleepwalkers [Season 1, Episode 9]
Sub-Conscious
Vince [the fat beardy guy]'s hero, a horror novelist, comes to the institute. Tentacled monsters are invading his dreams.
The source of the nightmare is linked to a fan who sent a letter to the author.
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