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Dream On

Show Info

  • Status: Ended
  • First Aired: July 8, 1990
  • Seasons: 6
  • Episodes: 120
  • Networks: HBO
  • Genres: Comedy
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Dream On(1990)

A life like in the movies.

TMDB Rating: 6.8 (42 votes)

Overview

The family life, romantic life, and career of Martin Tupper, a divorced New York City book editor. The show distinctively interjected clips from older black and white television series to punctuate Tupper's feelings or thoughts.

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Season 1 Poster

Season 1

14 episodes • 1990Avg: 5.5Golden Era

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1The First EpisodeJul 8, 19905.5
2Death Takes a Coffee BreakJul 15, 19900.0
3Sex and the Single FatherJul 22, 19900.0
4Sole SisterJul 29, 19900.0
5Angst for the MemoriesAug 5, 19900.0
6...And Sheep Are NervousAug 12, 19900.0
7Over Your Dead BodyAug 19, 19900.0
8Martin Gets LuckyAug 26, 19900.0
9Three Coins in the DryerSep 2, 19900.0
10Trojan WarSep 9, 19900.0
11Up the RiverSep 16, 19900.0
12555-HELLSep 23, 19900.0
13Doing the Bossa NovaSep 30, 19900.0
14Premarital ExOct 7, 19900.0
Season 2 Poster

Season 2

15 episodes • 1991

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1The Second Greatest Story Ever Told (1)Jul 7, 19910.0
2The Second Greatest Story Ever Told (2)Jul 7, 19910.0
3And Your Little Dog, TooJul 14, 19910.0
4The 37-Year ItchJul 21, 19910.0
5Calling the Kettle BlackJul 28, 19910.0
6Futile AttractionAug 4, 19910.0
7No, I'm Just Happy to See YouAug 11, 19910.0
8What I Did for LustAug 18, 19910.0
9Play Melville for MeAug 25, 19910.0
10To Have and Have and Have and Have NotSep 1, 19910.0
11Pants on FireSep 8, 19910.0
12The Charlotte LetterSep 15, 19910.0
13The Name of the Game Is Five-Card StudSep 22, 19910.0
14So Funny I Forgot to Laugh (aka Stop It, You're Killing Me)Sep 29, 19910.0
15Toby or Not TobyOct 6, 19910.0
Season 3 Poster

Season 3

26 episodes • 1992

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1And Bimbo Was His Name-O (1)Jun 6, 19920.0
2And Bimbo Was His Name-O (2)Jun 6, 19920.0
3Nightmare on Bleecker StreetJun 13, 19920.0
4For Peter's SakeJun 20, 19920.0
5Terms of EmploymentJun 27, 19920.0
6For Richard or for PoorerJul 4, 19920.0
7Bad GirlsJul 11, 19920.0
8Here Comes the BribeJul 18, 19920.0
9May Divorce Be with YouJul 25, 19920.0
10Come and Knock on Our Door...Aug 1, 19920.0
11B.S. ElliotAug 8, 19920.0
12What Women WantAug 15, 19920.0
13Red All OverAug 22, 19920.0
14The Rocky Marriage Picture ShowAug 29, 19920.0
15Martin Over MediumSep 5, 19920.0
16Theory of RelativitySep 12, 19920.0
17Up All NightSep 19, 19920.0
18The Guilty PartySep 26, 19920.0
19The Son Also RisesOct 3, 19920.0
20Domestic BlissOct 10, 19920.0
21It Came from Beneath the SinkOct 17, 19920.0
22No Deposit, No ReturnOct 24, 19920.0
23To the Moon, Alex!Oct 31, 19920.0
24The UndergraduateNov 7, 19920.0
25Dance Ten, Sex ThreeNov 14, 19920.0
26Key for TwoNov 21, 19920.0
Season 4 Poster

Season 4

25 episodes • 1993

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Oral Sex, Lies, and Video TapeJun 2, 19930.0
2The French ConceptionJun 9, 19930.0
3Depth Be Not ProudJun 16, 19930.0
4Pop SecretJun 23, 19930.0
5Reach out and Touch YourselfJun 30, 19930.0
6Home Sweet HomeboyJul 7, 19930.0
7A Midsummer Night's Dream OnJul 14, 19930.0
8The Book, the Thief, Her Boss and His LoverJul 21, 19930.0
9Super FreakJul 28, 19930.0
10One Ball, Two StrikesAug 4, 19930.0
11Portrait by an Artist on the Young ManAug 11, 19930.0
12And Bobby Makes ThreeAug 18, 19930.0
13Silent Night, Holy Cow (1)Dec 18, 19930.0
14Silent Night, Holy Cow (2)Dec 18, 19930.0
15Brother of the BrideJan 19, 19940.0
16Blinded by the CheeseJan 26, 19940.0
17Hey, Nanny NannyFeb 2, 19940.0
18The Second ComingFeb 9, 19940.0
19Martin Tupper in Magnum FarceFeb 16, 19940.0
20Where There's Smoke, You're FiredFeb 23, 19940.0
21Blame It on ReoMar 2, 19940.0
22From Here to PaternityMar 9, 19940.0
23A Face Worse Than DeathMar 16, 19940.0
24Felines ... Nothing More Than FelinesMar 23, 19940.0
25Stone ColdMar 30, 19940.0
Season 5 Poster

Season 5

13 episodes • 1994

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1The Taking of Pablum 5-2-3 (1)Jun 22, 19940.0
2The Taking of Pablum 5-2-3 (2)Jun 29, 19940.0
3'Tis Pity She's a NeighborJul 6, 19940.0
4Steinway to HeavenJul 13, 19940.0
5Judy and the BeastJul 20, 19940.0
6The Homecoming QueenJul 27, 19940.0
7I'm with StupidAug 3, 19940.0
8Attack of the 59-Inch WomanAug 10, 19940.0
9Those Who Can't, EditAug 17, 19940.0
10Off-Off Broadway BoundAug 24, 19940.0
11Hack Like MeAug 31, 19940.0
12I Never Promised You Charoses, MartinSep 7, 19940.0
13The Courtship of Martin's FatherSep 14, 19940.0
Season 6 Poster

Season 6

27 episodes • 1995

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Try Not to RememberJul 19, 19950.0
2Bess You Is Not My Woman NowJul 26, 19950.0
3Long Distance RunaroundAug 2, 19950.0
4Significant AuthorAug 9, 19950.0
59 1/2 DaysAug 16, 19950.0
6Beam Me Up, Dr. SpockAug 23, 19950.0
7Take Two Tablets, and Get Me to Mt. SinaiAug 30, 19950.0
8Music in My Veins (1)Sep 13, 19950.0
9Music in My Veins (2)Sep 20, 19950.0
10Tie Me Sister Lu Down, SportSep 27, 19950.0
11She Won't Do It, But Her Sister WillOct 4, 19950.0
12Flight of the PedalbeeOct 11, 19950.0
13Am I Blue?Oct 18, 19950.0
14Home Is Where the Cart IsNov 1, 19950.0
15Little Orphan EddieNov 8, 19950.0
16Toby's ChoiceNov 15, 19950.0
17The Weekend at the College Didn't Turn Out Like They PlannedNov 22, 19950.0
18Second Time AgroundJan 24, 19960.0
19The Spirit of 76th & ParkJan 31, 19960.0
20All About LouieFeb 7, 19960.0
21The Way We WarFeb 14, 19960.0
22Springtime for TupperFeb 21, 19960.0
23Hey Diddle DiddleFeb 28, 19960.0
24Cupid Is as Cupid DoesMar 6, 19960.0
25Tenants, Anyone?Mar 13, 19960.0
26Finale (1)Mar 20, 19960.0
27Finale with a Vengeance (2)Mar 27, 19960.0

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