In the early 1990s, HBO was home to some of the best shows on TV. From shows like The Sopranos to Sex and the City, the network had plenty of original shows to keep viewers entertained. But before these breakout hits, one of the first HBO originals was Dream On, a quirky and creative sitcom. Created by David Crane and Marta Kauffman, who would go on to make Friends, Dream On is now a largely forgotten TV show that once featured one of the most creative and unconventional formats on TV.

Premiering in 1990, Dream On stood out as one of the first HBO series to test the waters of adult content. With full nudity and some strong language, the show was an early sign of HBO's commitment to pushing the limits of what TV could be. But despite its ground-breaking approach, Dream On never achieved the same cultural impact as other shows of its era,...