Patient 21 is afraid to fall asleep; after a parasomnia episode injures new intern Bea, Dr. Roberts drops in to the patient's dream to guide him through the wake of his fears.

Patient 37 visits Dream Corp LLC for his debilitating fear of confined spaces. T.E.R.R.Y. discovers the internet.

Patient 13 returns for Dream Therapy. After cancelling her last four appointments, Dr Roberts cautiously agrees to treat her. 88 survives a dog attack.

Patient 62 catches Amnesia during a routine arachnophobia treatment. Dr Roberts attempts to cure him by hand using fundamentals. Randy gets catfished.

A very pregnant Patient 6 visits Dream Corp LLC desperate to be cured of her strange addiction to eating couch cushions. Randy makes a cyst popping video.

Roberts' old roommate, Bill Ruff, pays a visit to Dream Corp LLC under the guise of selling bad office artwork; everyone in the staff is charmed except for 88, who makes it his mission to expose Bill's real intentions.

A dejected Mr. Simzer brings his teenage son to Dream Corp LLC for treatment. The staff realizes his son isn't the only one who needs Dream Therapy. Randy loves Mama's Meat Pops.

88 goes under to get treatment for his "confidence". Dr Roberts tests a groundbreaking new technology.

Patient 30 visits Dream Corp LLC for treatment of a long list of "symptoms." A chemical spill in the Lab puts the facility on lock down. A new side of Ahmed is revealed while 88 is put in grave danger.

Patient 75 comes to Dream Corp LLC to help clean up his life and regain the respect of his children. T.E.R.R.Y. introduces the staff to his new friend Leonard.

Skin to skin contact feels like fire to Patient 66. With a history of minimal human touch or relationships, Dr Roberts prescribes her a Dream Date.

Dr Roberts wrangles Randy for his biannual session. T.E.R.R.Y. struggles with his conscience.

Patient 101 is wheeled into Dream Corp LLC as part of a court-ordered evaluation. Dr. Roberts struggles to navigate Patient 101's subconscious and calls on the entire staff to help contain their most challenging patient to date.