This is probably the best dream episode. It's mildly amusing, and also has a PURPOSE.

Ah a man named General Tempest is in this

Do you think Mac and Joe were watching Stingray before they went to bed ?

Did they record a fresh brain pattern from Prof. McClaine? Because the original one was made before he was introduced to Shane Weston, and possibly before he knew about WIN.

What was with them muttering about "The road's like glass. Look out!" During the dream, they didn't have any problems with the roads, only with the General.

Since this was supposedly a no-holds-barred race, why didn't they just fly directly to Monte Carlo?

Why didn't all three of the army men get out to search the bridge, rather than leaving it to the fast driving, but slow thinking driver?

Prof. McClaine was pleased that they both shared the same dream, but it really wouldn't have proven anything if they had not.

BTW, that was an extremely shoddy research technique--listening to Joe's version and then saying, "I had the exact same dream." He should have had Joe write down his dream, or speak it into a recorder, while he himself did the same thing in a separate room. Then they could compare them.

Apparently Mac was so eager to get upstairs and start their dream experiment, that he left all the lights on downstairs and a fire burning in the fireplace!

Mac looked very uncomfortable asleep--his head tipped down and barely touched his pillow. Probably had a stiff neck the next day.

They really should have attached a band to Joe's glasses to prevent them from falling off in the night. People tend to move around a lot in their sleep.

It seemed a little odd that Mac's good friend Sam would have so little to do in this dream.