I usually don't dream (or maybe don't remember them), but I had a vivid dream last night too:
I was watching the A-Team, and they had several new team members: three women, a big white shaggy dog, and a mustached guy who seemed to be Hannibal's old mentor (but the actor was about the same age). The plot involved a bunch of Japanese businessmen who were being attacked by someone, so mentor guy talks to them (accompanied by another team member disguised as the dog but also wearing a wig), and after they leave the businessmen make an Ominous Decision (because the Mexicans left them no choice), then the scene shifted to an old-fashioned sci-fi set (chrome control panels covered in blinking LEDs in a one-inch grid) and the Japanese act on their decision, Hannibal bursts in, disguised as Batman (Adam West version), beats them all up, then explains to Robin that what they were trying to do would happen in 12 hours, but he could stop it in 10, and it was clear to me that he made that speech mainly because he wanted the Japanese guys to hear it.
Then I'm eating breakfast with my parents who just received a form letter (handwritten on several sheets of lined paper, with photographs taped on) from a religious TV show apologizing for some sort of objectionable material that aired on the previous episode, and I told them how that show resulted in me dreaming about the A-Team and Batman, and then I woke up.
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I was watching the A-Team, and they had several new team members: three women, a big white shaggy dog, and a mustached guy who seemed to be Hannibal's old mentor (but the actor was about the same age). The plot involved a bunch of Japanese businessmen who were being attacked by someone, so mentor guy talks to them (accompanied by another team member disguised as the dog but also wearing a wig), and after they leave the businessmen make an Ominous Decision (because the Mexicans left them no choice), then the scene shifted to an old-fashioned sci-fi set (chrome control panels covered in blinking LEDs in a one-inch grid) and the Japanese act on their decision, Hannibal bursts in, disguised as Batman (Adam West version), beats them all up, then explains to Robin that what they were trying to do would happen in 12 hours, but he could stop it in 10, and it was clear to me that he made that speech mainly because he wanted the Japanese guys to hear it.
Then I'm eating breakfast with my parents who just received a form letter (handwritten on several sheets of lined paper, with photographs taped on) from a religious TV show apologizing for some sort of objectionable material that aired on the previous episode, and I told them how that show resulted in me dreaming about the A-Team and Batman, and then I woke up.