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2022 · TV SERIES
The Sandman
Imprisoned Dream embarks on a perilous journey across realms to recover what was stolen from him and restore his waning power before reality unravels.
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After years of imprisonment, Morpheus — the King of Dreams — embarks on a journey across worlds to find what was stolen from him and restore his power.
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Seasons & Episodes
Season 111 episodes · premiered Aug 5, 2022
- 1.01Chapter 1: Sleep of the JustAug 5, 2022Rate
Morpheus searches for an escaped nightmare that has entered the waking world, only to become a target of Roderick Burgess, an occultist with plans to summon and capture Death.
- 1.02Chapter 2: Imperfect HostsAug 5, 2022Rate
Morpheus begins his quest to reclaim his lost sources of power—the sand, the ruby, and the helm—by seeking out a pair of famously troubled brothers.
- 1.03Chapter 3: Dream a Little Dream of MeAug 5, 2022Rate
Morpheus embarks on a quest to find the last person to have possessed his sand, which leads to a deeper understanding of human nature. At the same time, Ethel visits her son, delving into the intricate dynamics of their relationship.
- 1.04Chapter 4: A Hope in HellAug 5, 2022Rate
Morpheus goes in search of Lucifer to gain information about the whereabouts of his helm. At the same time, John, who is confused and in need of help, is assisted by a stranger who seems to be motivated by genuine concern.
- 1.05Chapter 5: 24/7Aug 5, 2022Rate
John pauses at a diner to observe his surroundings, using the setting as a space to explore his ideas about truth and deception, while Morpheus remains unaware of his presence.
- 1.06Chapter 6: The Sound of Her WingsAug 5, 2022Rate
Feeling directionless, Morpheus follows his busy older sister, who offers him guidance and suggests he reach out to someone from his past.
- 1.07Chapter 7: The Doll's HouseAug 5, 2022Rate
Lucienne delivers a troubling message to Morpheus. Rose Walker embarks on a journey to uncover her family's past. At the same time, art enthusiasts conspire to gain the Corinthian's recognition.
- 1.08Chapter 8: Playing HouseAug 5, 2022Rate
Morpheus starts tracking one of his lost dreamers as Rose escalates her search for her missing brother, unintentionally assisting a friend in fulfilling a long-time dream.
- 1.09Chapter 9: CollectorsAug 5, 2022Rate
In *The Dreaming*, Rose begins a journey with a new companion, while The Corinthian makes a disturbing appearance at an unusual convention featuring a mysterious guest.
- 1.10Chapter 10: Lost HeartsAug 5, 2022Rate
As the Dream vortex grows stronger and the boundaries between realms become increasingly unstable, Rose must make a difficult decision. At the same time, Morpheus finds himself in direct conflict with The Corinthian.
- 1.11Dream of a Thousand Cats/CalliopeAug 19, 2022Rate
A Siamese cat longing for a better world and a writer facing creative difficulties meet Morpheus in a two-part narrative.
Season 212 episodes · premiered Jul 3, 2025
- 2.01Chapter 11: Season of MistsJul 3, 2025Rate
A family reunion among the Endless brings to light long-buried conflicts, leading Morpheus to embark on a journey to Hell in an attempt to rescue the soul of a doomed human.
- 2.02Chapter 12: The Ruler of HellJul 3, 2025Rate
Morpheus, having been entrusted with the key to Hell, organizes an elaborate gathering to determine which of the gods, demons, or faeries is worthy of holding its dangerous power.
- 2.03Chapter 13: More Devils Than Vast Hell Can HoldJul 3, 2025Rate
Morpheus invites the greatest playwright in history to perform a magical play for an audience of supernatural beings.
- 2.04Chapter 14: Brief LivesJul 3, 2025Rate
Morpheus joins Delirium in the waking world to search for their missing sibling, though he does so reluctantly. During their journey, they encounter a dangerous and mysterious force.
- 2.05Chapter 15: The Song of OrpheusJul 3, 2025Rate
Morpheus is caught in a moral conflict when he is forced to break a promise to one sibling in order to keep one to another. At the same time, in ancient Greece, a tragic incident occurring on a wedding night causes a son to become estranged from his father.
- 2.06Chapter 16: Family BloodJul 3, 2025Rate
Morpheus enlists an occult specialist to assist him and Delirium in retrieving a significant artifact from Paris, in the hope that it will provide the answers they seek.
- 2.07Chapter 17: Time and NightJul 24, 2025Rate
Morpheus encounters a serious danger to his realm and turns to a force greater than the Endless for help.
- 2.08Chapter 18: Fuel for the FireJul 24, 2025Rate
Morpheus recruits a mortal to perform a dangerous mission in the real world, while two playful characters confront each other after one begins to have doubts.
- 2.09Chapter 19: The Kindly OnesJul 24, 2025Rate
Trapped within his own domain, Morpheus creates a new nightmare to carry out his tasks. Meanwhile, the God of Deception confronts and harshly deals with a persistent annoyance.
- 2.10Chapter 20: Long Live the KingJul 24, 2025Rate
A grieving mother, fueled by anger, launches an attack on the Dreaming, compelling Morpheus to confront the Kindly Ones at the boundary of his domain.
- 2.11Chapter 21: A Tale of Graceful EndsJul 24, 2025Rate
The Endless reunite for a rare family gathering as deities, dreamers, and demons come together to commemorate a significant occasion.
- 2.12A Special Episode - Death: The High Cost of LivingJul 31, 2025Rate
A journalist dealing with feelings of despair has a life-changing 24-hour experience when she meets Death during an unusual day off.
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Cast & Crew
300 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Tom Sturridge
as Morpheus / Dream (23 Episodes)
Vivienne Acheampong
as Lucienne (23 Episodes)
Colin Forman
as 1 episode
Ben Habelt
as 1 episode
Patton Oswalt
as Matthew the Raven (voice) (23 Episodes)
Boyd Holbrook
as The Corinthian (11 Episodes) , The New Corinthian (4 Episodes)
Nina Wadia
as Fate Mother (11 Episodes)
Souad Faress
as Fate Crone (11 Episodes)
Dinita Gohil
as Fate Maiden (11 Episodes)
Razane Jammal
as Lyta Hall (10 Episodes)
Vanesu Samunyai
as Rose Walker (9 Episodes)
Mason Alexander Park
as Desire (8 Episodes)
Supporting cast
286Kyo Ra
as Rose Walker
Nicholas Anscombe
as Merv Pumpkinhead (Body) (8 Episodes)
Kirby Howell Baptiste
as Death
Jenna Coleman
as Johanna Constantine (5 Episodes) , Lady Johanna Constantine (2 Episodes)
Mark Hamill
as Merv Pumpkinhead (voice) (7 Episodes)
Esme Creed Miles
as Delirium (7 Episodes)
Douglas Booth
as Cluracan (7 Episodes)
Ann Skelly
as Nuala (7 Episodes)
Clare Higgins
as Mad Hettie (6 Episodes)
Asim Chaudhry
as Abel (6 Episodes)
Stephen Fry
as Gilbert (6 Episodes)
Gwendoline Christie
as Lucifer Morningstar (5 Episodes)
Sanjeev Bhaskar
as Cain (5 Episodes)
Donna Preston
as Despair (5 Episodes)
Adrian Lester
as Destiny (5 Episodes)
Umulisa Gahiga
as Nada (5 Episodes)
Freddie Fox
as Loki (5 Episodes)
Jack Gleeson
as Puck (5 Episodes)
Ruta Gedmintas
as Queen Titania (5 Episodes)
Steve Coogan
as Barnabas (voice) (5 Episodes)
David Thewlis
as John Dee (4 Episodes)
Ferdinand Kingsley
as Hob Gadling (4 Episodes)
Cassie Clare
as Mazikeen (4 Episodes)
Sandra James Young
as Unity Kincaid (4 Episodes)
Eddie Karanja
as Jed Walker (4 Episodes)
Nonso Anozie
as Wyvern (voice) (4 Episodes)
Laurence O Fuarain
as Thor (4 Episodes)
Barry Sloane
as Destruction (4 Episodes)
Laurie Kynaston
as Alex Burgess (3 Episodes)
Ernest Kingsley Junior
as Kai'ckul (3 Episodes)
Niamh Walsh
as Young Ethel Cripps (3 Episodes)
Joely Richardson
as Ethel Cripps (3 Episodes)
Lloyd Everitt
as Hector Hall (3 Episodes)
John Cameron Mitchell
as Hal Carter (3 Episodes)
Cara Horgan
as Zelda (3 Episodes)
Lily Travers
as Barbie (3 Episodes)
Richard Fleeshman
as Ken (3 Episodes)
Daisy Badger
as Chantal (3 Episodes)
Jill Winternitz
as The Good Doctor (3 Episodes)
Kerry Shale
as Nimrod (3 Episodes)
Melissanthi Mahut
as Calliope (3 Episodes)
Lenny Henry
as Martin Tenbones (voice) (2 Episodes) , Bernard 'Bernie' Capax (1 Episode)
Clive Russell
as Odin (3 Episodes)
Phoebe Nicholls
as Tamaris (3 Episodes)
Olamide Candide Johnson
as Merkin, Mother of Spiders (3 Episodes)
Kristofer Kamiyasu
as Lord Susanoo-no-Mikoto (3 Episodes)
Andre Flynn
as Lord Kilderkin (3 Episodes)
Lyla Quinn
as Shivering Jemmy (3 Episodes)
Abiola Owokoniran
as Duma (3 Episodes)
Rosie Ede
as Mrs. Shore (3 Episodes)
Gus Gordon
as Paul McGuire (18 - 42) (2 Episodes)
Ansu Kabia
as Ruthven Sykes (2 Episodes)
Joe Corrigall
as Sam (2 Episodes)
Munya Chawawa
as Choronzon (2 Episodes)
Andi Osho
as Miranda Walker (2 Episodes)
Sam Hazeldine
as Barnaby (2 Episodes)
Lisa O Hare
as Clarice (2 Episodes)
Danny Kirrane
as Fun Land (2 Episodes)
Ben Wiggins
as Carl (2 Episodes)
Peter De Jersey
as Mr. Holdaway (2 Episodes)
Ann Ogbomo
as Gault (2 Episodes)
Isla Gie
as Child Zelda (2 Episodes)
Dickie Beau
as The Shredder (2 Episodes)
Zora Bishop
as Myth America (2 Episodes)
Desiree Burch
as Grass Widow (2 Episodes)
Jp Conway
as The Connoisseur (2 Episodes)
Jimmy Essex
as Carrion (2 Episodes)
Joe Frost
as The Choirboy (2 Episodes)
David Menkin
as The Hammer of God (2 Episodes)
Kirris Riviere
as Adonai (2 Episodes)
Matthew Sim
as The Crooner (2 Episodes)
Daniel Tuite
as Hello Little Girl (2 Episodes)
Michael Walters
as The Water Boy (2 Episodes)
Shelley Williams
as Eleanor Rubio (2 Episodes)
Arthur Darvill
as Richard Madoc (2 Episodes)
Ruairi O Connor
as Orpheus (2 Episodes)
Wil Coban
as Lord Azazel (2 Episodes)
Jake Fairbrother
as Remiel (2 Episodes)
Indya Moore
as Wanda (2 Episodes)
Tedroy Newell
as Paul McGuire (Elder) (2 Episodes)
Jacob Anderson
as Daniel Hall (2 Episodes)
Daniel Quirke
as Moon River (2 Episodes)
Bill Paterson
as Dr. John Hathaway (1 Episode)
Charles Dance
as Roderick Burgess (1 Episode)
Benjamin Evan Ainsworth
as Alex Burgess (6) (1 Episode)
Stacy Abalogun
as Nurse Edmunds (1 Episode)
Nicola Achilleas
as Pushy Person #4 (1 Episode)
Jennifer Adab
as Disciple #5 (1 Episode)
Roger Ajogbe
as James Kincaid (1 Episode)
Will Atiomo
as Guard #4 (Maurice) (1 Episode)
Martin Bishop
as Neurologist (1 Episode)
Benedick Blythe
as Alex Burgess (70) (1 Episode)
Alistair Bourne
as Pushy Person #1 (1 Episode)
Ione Brown
as Sleepwalking Patient (1 Episode)
Clare Buckingham
as Sleep-Deprived Patient (1 Episode)
Andre Bullock
as Pushy Person #3 (1 Episode)
Simon Bundock
as Alex Burgess Double (6) (1 Episode)
James Chuma Mbanefo
as Guard #5 (Rogers) (1 Episode)
Tracey Collier
as Disciple #2 (1 Episode)
Christopher Colquhoun
as Paul McGuire (62) (1 Episode)
Naomi Cooper Davis
as Guard #11 (Ernie) (1 Episode)
Sion Alun Davies
as Ozzie (1 Episode)
Keiran Flynn
as Taxi Driver (1 Episode)
Robert Grose
as Disciple #1 (1 Episode)
Gill Jordan
as Disciple #4 (1 Episode)
Jordan Long
as Guard #10 (Fred) (1 Episode)
Louis Martin
as Guard #3 (Noel) (1 Episode)
Corey Mylchreest
as Adonis (1 Episode)
Johnny Palmiero
as Guard #2 (Simon) (1 Episode)
Eugene Rangayah
as Disciple #3 (1 Episode)
Amy Rockson
as Margaret Kincaid (1 Episode)
Douglas Russell
as Guard #1 (Hugo) (1 Episode)
Madeleine Wilshire
as Pushy Person #2 (1 Episode)
Graham Bohea
as Hangman (1 Episode)
Crystal Yu
as Jackie (1 Episode)
Meera Syal
as Ric the Vic (1 Episode)
Eleanor Fanyinka
as Rachel (1 Episode)
Hannah Van Der Westhuysen
as The Princess (1 Episode)
Stephen Odubola
as Kevin Brody (1 Episode)
Marcus Fraser
as Agilieth (1 Episode)
Steve Hutchinson
as Alex Logue (1 Episode)
Nina Rose Galano
as Astra Logue (1 Episode)
Olu Adaeze
as Armed Officer #1 (1 Episode)
Sam Donnelly
as Armed Officer #2 (1 Episode)
Marcus Adolphy
as Cab Driver (1 Episode)
Sarah Niles
as Rosemary (1 Episode)
Martyn Ford
as Squatterbloat (1 Episode)
Deborah Oyelade
as Nada (1 Episode)
Sam Strike
as Todd (1 Episode)
Emma Duncan
as Bette Munroe (1 Episode)
Steven Brand
as Marsh Janowski (1 Episode)
Laurie Davidson
as Mark Brewer (1 Episode)
Daisy Head
as Judy Talbot (1 Episode)
James Udom
as Garry Fletcher (1 Episode)
Lourdes Faberes
as Kate Fletcher (1 Episode)
Sarah Quist
as Lindy (1 Episode)
Jennifer Armour
as Traffic Report Terri (1 Episode)
Kirsten Foster
as News Anchor Annie (1 Episode)
Jay Rincon
as Meteorologist Mike (1 Episode)
Georgia Goodman
as Rebecca (1 Episode)
Walles Hamonde
as Jeff (1 Episode)
Samuel Blenkin
as William Shakespeare (1 Episode)
Ian Mcneice
as Tavern Landlord (1989) (1 Episode)
Angus Yellowlees
as Kit Marlowe (1 Episode)
Sarah Twomey
as Lushing Lou (1 Episode)
Curtis Kantsa
as Franklin (1 Episode)
Kieron Moore
as Crispin (1 Episode)
Mark Field
as Roland (1 Episode)
Sia Alipour
as Aiden (1 Episode)
Jon Rumney
as Harry (1 Episode)
Rebecca Night
as Esme (1 Episode)
Leemore Marrett Jr
as Tourist Husband Sam (1 Episode)
Liberty Buckland
as Tourist Wife Tabitha (1 Episode)
Harry Burton
as Geoffrey Chaucer (1 Episode)
William Chubb
as Edmund (1 Episode)
Ben Abell
as Pub Landlord (1389) (1 Episode)
Alex Akindeji
as Louis (1 Episode)
Hannah Ankrah
as Bar Patron #1 (1989) (1 Episode)
Archie Blackhouse
as Bar Patron #3 (1989) (1 Episode)
Kevin Brewer
as Pub Visitor #5 (1389) (1 Episode)
Kylie Butler
as Pub Visitor #3 (1389) (1 Episode)
Paul Cassidy
as Pub Visitor #2 (1389) (1 Episode)
Kelsey Cooke
as Tara (1 Episode)
Nigel Cooke
as Tavern Visitor #1 (1689) (1 Episode)
Nick Cornwall
as Pub Visitor #1 (1389) (1 Episode)
Zody Daines
as Waitress (1989) (1 Episode)
Reanne Farley
as Tavern Serving Maid (1689) (1 Episode)
Aykut Hilmi
as Pub Visitor #4 (1389) (1 Episode)
Ruchika Jain
as Clara (1 Episode)
Danielle Kassarate
as Tavern Waitress (1589) (1 Episode)
Angus Kennedy
as Tavern Landlord (1789) (1 Episode)
Akil Largie
as Bouncer (1689) (1 Episode)
John Leader
as Freddie (1 Episode)
Tony Richardson
as Man in the Shadows (1689) (1 Episode)
Benjamin Wainwright
as Tavern Visitor #2 (1689) (1 Episode)
Aryel Tsoto
as Young Jed Walker (1 Episode)
Aimee Cassettari
as Flight Attendant (1 Episode)
Angus Castle Doughty
as Devin (1 Episode)
Kai Ismail
as Teenage Waiter (1 Episode)
Charlie Locke
as Trey (1 Episode)
Leo Munby
as Pianist (1 Episode)
Sacharissa Claxton
as Officer Sandra Davis (1 Episode)
Lewis Reeves
as Philip Sitz (1 Episode)
Roger Allam
as Azazel (voice) (1 Episode)
Laila Pyne
as Albina the Reception Clerk (1 Episode)
Nalan Burgess
as Nurse Sindy (1 Episode)
Alex Harrison
as Hal/Dolly Double (1 Episode)
Rosie Day
as The Tabby Kitten (voice) (1 Episode)
David Gyasi
as The Gray Cat (voice) (1 Episode)
Joe Lycett
as The Black Cat (voice) (1 Episode)
Neil Gaiman
as Crow / Skull Bird (voice) (1 Episode)
James Mcavoy
as Golden Haired Man (voice) (1 Episode)
David Tennant
as Don (voice) (1 Episode)
Georgia Tennant
as Laura Lynn (voice) (1 Episode)
Anna Lundberg
as Marion (voice) (1 Episode)
Diane Morgan
as Gryphon (voice) (1 Episode)
Tom Wu
as Pegasus (voice) (1 Episode)
Kevin Harvey
as Larry (1 Episode)
Amita Suman
as Nora (1 Episode)
Derek Jacobi
as Erasmus Fry (1 Episode)
Sandra Oh
as The Prophet (voice) (1 Episode)
Bruno Aversa
as Golden Haired Man (Body) (1 Episode)
Jeffrey Mundell
as Don (Body) (1 Episode)
Mark Osmond
as Paul (Body) (1 Episode)
Louise Williams
as Laura Lynn (Body) (1 Episode)
Justina Kehinde
as Sophia (1 Episode)
Kirsty Rider
as Emanuela (1 Episode)
Jessica Murrain
as Alisa (1 Episode)
Hopi Grace
as Lara (1 Episode)
Merch Husey
as Josh (1 Episode)
Fiona Marr
as Erin (1 Episode)
Valmike Rampersad
as Callum (1 Episode)
Yasmeen Scott
as Lottie (1 Episode)
Freddie Stewart
as Elliot (1 Episode)
Darren Charles
as Harry's Friend (1 Episode)
Michael Sheen
as Paul (voice) (1 Episode)
Momo Yeung
as Disciple #6 (1 Episode)
Nicole Evans
as Marion (Body) (1 Episode)
Robert Ryan
as Tavern Patron #1 (1 Episode)
Stanley Morgan
as Charlie (1 Episode)
Michael Clarke
as Bar Patron #2 (1989) (1 Episode)
Dan Matteucci
as Armed Officer (1 Episode)
Jacqueline Boatswain
as Prime Minister Zewde (1 Episode)
Alison A Addo
as Guardswoman 1 (1 Episode)
Kirsty Besterman
as Queen Elizabeth (1 Episode)
Assiba Blejah
as Makena (1 Episode)
Jade Burnett
as Guardswoman 2 (1 Episode)
Sophie Hopkins
as Audrey (1 Episode)
Ella Simone Jallow
as Aberash (1 Episode)
Aletha Shepherd
as Imani (1 Episode)
Lance C Fuller
as Leonard (1 Episode)
Sue Maund
as Shivering Jemmy (The Elder) (1 Episode)
Luke Polie
as Anthony (1 Episode)
Luke Allen Gale
as William Shakespeare (1 Episode)
James Akka
as Tommy Pope (1 Episode)
Marley Brown
as Henry Condell (1 Episode)
Adam Byron
as Will Kemp (1 Episode)
James Darch
as Richard Burbage (1 Episode)
Segun Fawole
as Laurence 'Laurie' Webb (1 Episode)
Jonny Labey
as John Heminges (1 Episode)
Michael Lyle
as Benjamin Marston (1 Episode)
Royce Pierreson
as King Auberon (1 Episode)
Spike White
as Dick Cowley (1 Episode)
Finn Rl Wilson
as Chris Beeston (1 Episode)
Amber Rose Revah
as Ishtar (1 Episode)
Jordan Adene
as Donnie Capax (1 Episode)
Bridgette Amofah
as Naomi (1 Episode)
Ella Rumpf
as Eurydice (1 Episode)
Daphne Alexander
as Bromie (1 Episode)
Celia Alturas
as Priestess (1 Episode)
Rose Bianco
as Aunt Dora (1 Episode)
Garry Cooper
as King Hades (1 Episode)
Antonia Desplat
as Persephone (1 Episode)
Emmanuela Lia
as Naia (1 Episode)
Athena Phos
as Pannychis (1 Episode)
Sam Shoubber
as Minister (1 Episode)
Jordan Stamatiadis
as Anthe (1 Episode)
Tafline Steen
as Xantho (1 Episode)
Kayode Akinyemi
as Kris (1 Episode)
Paul Brennen
as Captain Carnot (1 Episode)
Edward Franklin
as Michel (1 Episode)
Daniel Hoffmann Gill
as Guillaume (1 Episode)
Stewart Scudamore
as Andros (1 Episode)
Jonathan Slinger
as Maximilien Robespierre (1 Episode)
Nasri Thompson
as Nico (1 Episode)
Rufus Sewell
as Time (1 Episode)
Tanya Moodie
as Night (1 Episode)
Ben Allen
as Simon the Valet (1 Episode)
Keith Bartlett
as The Pope (1 Episode)
Arturo Venegas
as Cardinal Visconti (1 Episode)
Zahra Browne
as Charlie Adler (1 Episode)
Richard T Harris
as News Producer (1 Episode)
Jason Petrise
as Aaron (1 Episode)
Geoffrey Beevers
as Alex Burgess (Elder) (1 Episode)
Will Keen
as Older Shakespeare (1 Episode)
Colin Morgan
as Sexton (1 Episode)
Jonno Davies
as Theo (1 Episode)
Adwoa Akoto
as Amelia (1 Episode)
Jade Anouka
as Billie (1 Episode)
Kem Hassan
as Phil (1 Episode)
Tayla Kovacevic Ebong
as Joe (1 Episode)
Ellie Mejia
as Jackie (1 Episode)
Tracy Ann Oberman
as Lennie (1 Episode)
Chris J Barnes
as Bruno (1 Episode)
Jo Martin
as Gryphon (voice) (1 Episode)
Paul Rhys
as Hippogriff (voice) (1 Episode)
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