Season 1 – Dream Productions

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Camila Renata J @Aspen112 Mar 1 I don’t know if it’s 100% accurate to how the film productions work (probably not) or even if Directors work like this, but this show helped me found what I want to become in life, a film director! I watched this show so many times, and I never get bored! It’s so inspiring and entertaining, I definitely recommend it! See more Jacob B @RT89309114 Nov 10 You know, I think Dream Productions being only 4 episodes was probably for the better, even if it wasn't Pixar's original plan. Helps keep things more concise and to the point. This miniseries does mostly exist to compensate for a lack of short film with the Inside Out 2 Blu-ray as far as I'm concerned. This mockumentary miniseries was quite fun with the same reliable level of animation quality, funny gags, good characters who go through some decent development, amusing Hollywood parallels and applying more of the same imaginative approach to concepts we've come to expect from this IP. It’s not an absolute must-watch but it's still a really nice treat for Pixar fans that arguably does a better job than Marvel has at cramming in as much as possible in 4 episodes whilst still feeling like a complete narrative. Does make me curious about that Win or Lose show but I'm not in any real hurry to watch it for the time being. See more Ryan H @RyGuy Jun 27 A documentary style tv show with witty Pixar humor set in the world of inside out. See more Johann D. M @Johann33 03/30/2025 FUNNY AND ENJOYABLE!!! This Pixar's Inside Out interquel follows acclaimed director Paula Persimmon who teams with an overly confident daydream director to create the next big tween-dream hit for Riley at Dream Productions. This smart, inventive miniseries that dives into the chaotic "behind-the-scenes" of dream creation blends the whimsy of Inside Out with the mockumentary humor of shows like The Office. The premise is simple but brilliantly executed, packed with sharp wit and meta humor that keeps it fresh. At just four episodes, it is a bite-sized burst of creativity—no filler, all fun. See more Silvia C @RT80353447 03/06/2025 (A bit of spoiler maybe) Clever ideas as always with this franchise, especially about lucid dreaming, but not sure why the main characters of the dream “team” have to be this annoying See more Teddy B @RT38636458 01/10/2025 Intelligent enough in the pantheon of 'work' sitcoms, 'Dream Productions' presents many interesting ideas and concepts but with only four episodes there isn't enough room for them to flourish. See more Read all reviews

Dream Productions — Season 1

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