In Our Dreams

We all have dreams. While we sleep, the sandmen visit us to ensure we sleep for the good of our health but our dreams can vary. So life-like yet so fantastical, we can be heroes and villains, we can achieve great success or have all our worries come true. Dreams are a wonder that people love to explore and analyse. It can be as fantastical, real or a mix of both real setting and fantastical things happening via dream logic.

ENF TV is of course, interested in a certain kind of dream. The ENF nightmare. The stress dream of forgot your clothes for class but having to sit through it, a lady realizing she is naked after everyone has got a good look and chance to comment on her natural beauty, the suddenly having to streak as the adventure takes a breezy turn, clothes falling apart, naked in front of a world wide audience including the President of the World and their first contact guest. The blushing, the squirming, the **** covers, the stammering explanations.

For this show, there is a certain Sandperson (Emily Browning) who, in training, saw the dream for a fellow classmate. Who had forgot her clothes and everyone laughed as she sat there taking the exam. Ever since, she has always looked for ENF dreams and to use her powers to watch them but recently, she has also manipulated dreams so she finds a potential dreamer for the night and once her sand magic is cast, alters their dreams and watches ENF hilarity unfold till morning.

No beauty, be it playing as a character or themselves, are safe from having their dreams manipulated. Back in class in their birthday suit (Melanie Lynskey), singing at Eurovision with a collapsing costume (Rachel McAdams), a scientist discovery strips them to the bare (Eva Green) when live-streamed, keeper finds it distracting keeping goal at the world cup when everyone can see all her red hair and cheeks (Liv Hewson), the naked red carpet display with all the media splashing on this bare costume (Elizabeth Banks), as president being exposed by aliens for first contact (Jess Bush), locked out dream (Naomi Scott) and so on.

Of course, such manipulation of dreams is not without risk, the Sandperson can risk getting sucked into the exposure herself, becoming part of the nightmare and perhaps someday, others will catch the naughty miscreant? What would become of the manipulator of dreams for her **** of her duty to help bring about sleep?

Disclaimer: The lawyers wish us to make clear that despite constant internet rumours and the lawsuits, these are just ideas we put on TV as fake dreams with actresses. We fully deny that these are actual nightmares recorded by a creature and then placed on TV by us.