Dream Corp LLC

This is close to the best show I've seen since perhaps Firefly. The only one which edges it out would be The Expanse. I really like the nostalgic feel to it, even though it's still set in a modern timeline the various blends this show takes on is fantastic.

I don't expect most people to "get" this show, it takes a particularly warped mind to appreciate the art & sci-fi blend. It's right up my alley, and I expect the show to have a cult following for many years after it's inevitably cancelled. Hopefully we get a few more seasons yet.

Each episode, a new patient's dreams are examined in a sort of psychedelic computer-generated Inception dreamworld. The show's short runtime ensures that there's never a dull moment, though it's sometimes unsatisfying (it'd be nice to flesh out each character and plot more). The characters are all quirky and unique, and the soundtrack is great. My only complaint is that I'd like more of it and longer episodes!

The tone is somewhat absurdist, with world building being incidental, but the character exploration is both crass when Dr Roberts simplifies but nuanced and subtle with both visuals and occasional insight from the qualified intern. The show is unlike anything else, with little coherence and I think intentionally so. What the show is about and what happens is less important than the experience, or maybe it's not.... it's a mess, a beautiful mess. Enjoy it however you want.

Do you like surrealism? Do you like comedy? Do you like dropping acid? Do you like 11 minute shows? Do you like being confused yet amused? Do you like being asked if you like stuff? Do you like sci-fi goofiness? Do you like surrealism? Do you like guy who played Colin Robertson? Do you like being amused yet confused? Do you like occasionally deep thoughts? Do you like sassy robots? Do you like great animation? Do you like that weird feeling of uneasy nostalgia when you watch a show? Do you like uncomfortable set pieces? Do you like questionable medical procedures? Do you like lots of guest stars? Me too.

To give it a 10 it would need to have atleast 20min episodes and a stronger running plot.