Ep 25. A Nightmare on Dick Street (1)

Dick has been having recurring nightmares that are causing him anxiety. With the encouragement of Mary, who suggests he speak to a therapist, he reluctantly agrees to seek help. He meets with Dr. Strudwick, an eccentric therapist who uses unconventional methods to help Dick uncover the root of his nightmares.

Meanwhile, Sally becomes convinced that Harry is her brother after discovering a picture of him which looks identical to her. She conducts a DNA test and is convinced that Harry is, in fact, her long lost brother. Harry, on the other hand, denies the possibility and is unwilling to accept this reality.

Tommy, the youngest of the aliens, finds himself in trouble when he and his friend accidentally damage a valuable prop during a school play. Tommy is forced to swallow his pride and approach Mary for help. Mary, who is the school principal, agrees to help Tommy by offering him a deal that will require him to fulfill some school needs.

As Dick continues his therapy sessions, he starts to uncover some unsettling truths about himself. He learns that the source of his nightmares lies in his subconscious and relates to an incident from his childhood. Dr. Strudwick suggests several exercises to help Dick confront his inner demons.

Meanwhile, Sally and Harry's dispute over their sibling connection comes to a climax when they take a DNA test, which reveals unexpected results. This revelation changes the dynamic between them and forces Harry to confront his own identity.

Tommy's deal with Mary does not go as expected, and he finds himself in a challenging situation. He learns that school obligations are not easy and requires much effort to accomplish.

As the episode concludes, Dick confronts his inner demons and realizes the source of his nightmares. He is grateful for Dr. Strudwick's guidance and support in helping him overcome his fears. Sally and Harry reconcile after their DNA test results, and Tommy manages to fulfill his school obligations to Mary's satisfaction.