The Improbable Dream: Part 2

Episode aired Sep 28, 1989
TV-PG
30m

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7.7/10

492

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Comedy Drama

Rebecca is whisked off her feet by the latest man of her dreams, the extremely wealthy businessman, Robin Colcord. He has taken her on his private jet to several cities on the west coast, la... Read allRebecca is whisked off her feet by the latest man of her dreams, the extremely wealthy businessman, Robin Colcord. He has taken her on his private jet to several cities on the west coast, lavished her with expensive clothes and jewelry, and pampered her with spas and facials. Sam... Read allRebecca is whisked off her feet by the latest man of her dreams, the extremely wealthy businessman, Robin Colcord. He has taken her on his private jet to several cities on the west coast, lavished her with expensive clothes and jewelry, and pampered her with spas and facials. Sam on the surface is getting on with his womanizing life, but a dream unmasks some what he c... Read all

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10Hitchcoc

Beyond the Pale

What a marvelous episode. Roger Rees who was phenomenal in Nicholas Nickleby on Broadway, plays Robin Colcord. He is a rich investor who has taken a shine to Rebecca. They go jetting around the country. He gives her clothes and expensive gifts. Meanwhile, Sam is having dreams about her and seeking a way to crack through her veneer. There are so many hilarious lines here and some of the most amazing visuals. Early one when Rebecca peels off her face and Al's is underneath. This is such good stuff. The blocking and craziness in Rebecca's office is remarkable.

Trivia
Al Rosen's last credited appearance as Al. He would make three more appearances as Al in 1989, all uncredited.

Goofs
After Sam crashes into the stockroom and sits up, the grenadine bottle that spilled on him is upright, and completely full.

Quotes
Dr. Frasier Crane: So Sam, do you remember anything else about the dream?
Sam Malone: No, that was the eeriest thing. I mean it was real, it was vivid, like you, like real life.
Carla LeBec: Sammy, that's a premonition dream. That means it's really going to happen.
Dr. Frasier Crane: Oh Carla, that's an old wives' tale.
Carla LeBec: I'm an old wife.