22 episodes
Dreamers Fable and Folly Network
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4.5 • 11 Ratings
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A young woman’s nightmares and fantasies are manufactured by a dream factory called the Reverie.
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Season 2 Trailer
Enjoy the first sounds of Dreamers: Season 2, coming out weekly January 10th wherever you listen to podcasts
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Season 1 Recap
Can't remember what happened in Season 1? You're not alone. Listen here to find out why those memories might be a little foggy...
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We Know What You're Dreaming About
Christopher is desperate to get to sleep. He's prepared to try anything - except Sleep Sound - to catch some zees, but The Reverie will go to any measure to obtain their new client.
CW: coarse language, sexual content
Dreamers was produced by Jillian Reynolds and Wan-Li Gibson
Communications by Tashia Kootenayoo and Alyssa Formosa
Consulting by Maya Radhakrishna
Graphic design by Ray Jean McGill
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What Kind of Feeling
An unexpected dream leaves Christopher in a daze while The Reverie recovers from a breakout attempt.
CW: coarse language, sexual content
Dreamers was produced by Jillian Reynolds and Wan-Li Gibson
Communications by Tashia Kootenayoo and Alyssa Formosa
Consulting by Maya Radhakrishna
Graphic design by Ray Jean McGill
Dreamers is proud to be part of the Fable and Folly Network: where fiction producers flourish
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The Summit
Blue and Christopher travel to Ottawa for the Student Council Summit.
CW: coarse language, sexual content
Dreamers was produced by Jillian Reynolds and Wan-Li Gibson
Communications by Tashia Kootenayoo and Alyssa Formosa
Consulting by Maya Radhakrishna
Graphic design by Ray Jean McGill
Dreamers is proud to be part of the Fable and Folly Network: where fiction producers flourish
We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts
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Don't Say Guilty
Mitch and Oliver clash over how to best handle Christopher's dreamscape.
CW: coarse language, sexual content
Dreamers was produced by Jillian Reynolds and Wan-Li Gibson
Communications by Tashia Kootenayoo and Alyssa Formosa
Consulting by Maya Radhakrishna
Graphic design by Ray Jean McGill
Dreamers is proud to be part of the Fable and Folly Network: where fiction producers flourish
We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Customer Reviews
Love this show and its only other review
This show is great, parts are somewhat amateurish but overall it is excellent; I’d recommend if it weren’t so risqué, don’t want to come across as an ephebophile
Not bad
I like the general idea of the show. The plot of season one was great, season two is meh so far but it’s only two episodes in so hopefully it will improve. One thing I really hate is Christopher. My god did they mean to write him as the most annoying and immature character to exist? God that fart scene…made me cringe so hard I hurt myself. “Ew you’re farting during sex, why’d you eat pizza if you’re lactose intolerant”
Christopher: “HAHAAHAHA the pizza said that toooo!” *fart* *fart* *fartfart* *faaaaarrrttt* “Oh what? You don’t want to have sex anymore? What’s wrong with you this is natural!”
God I really hate Christopher with a burning passion. The most immature and irritating character to exist. And a major gaslighting jerk too. If anyone feels like they can relate to Christopher you really need to get some serious help….