[citation needed] Winning The Saga multiple awards in Directing, Editing, Composition, and Special Effects[3][4] Lucidity takes place in the astral dream world.

The two have no control over their dreams and as the astral world increasingly encroaches on their real lives they decide to take action.

[7][8] When asked about the music making process in an interview with Shawnnah Chaney from the ASU State Press, Torgersen is quoted, "Well, as we write the episode there’s often an indescribable cluster of melodies that begin to form in my brain.

I call this part my brain recording...Typically if the musical ideas are any good I remember what it’s supposed to sound like and then desperately try to recreate it on my old crappy computer...After recording I actually work with John Knott, also our sound producer, who mixes and masters and does all those things I’ll never understand.

"[9] One of the main themes of the show is lucid dreaming and the real life questions that surround the subject.