[Mrs. Fry is sitting on the couch watching the 2000 Rose Bowl. Fry appears.]
Hi, mom.
Hi, Sweetie. You want some crackers and a slice of hat?
No, thanks. Listen, um I never got the chance to talk to you. Do you have a few minutes?
Sure, honey, you're the most important thing in my life once this game is over.
What's the point? What good is it to talk to her in my own dream?
[on TV] And that's it! Wisconsin has defeated Stanford What an occasionally exciting way to start the new millennium!
Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a second. I never saw that game. It happened after I got frozen. How can I be dreaming it in such detail?
[Nibbler appears]
Because this isn't your dream. It's your mother's dream.
Whoa, wh-what?
I told you we would reward you. Make it count, my friend.
[Nibbler leaves from the dream. Fry turns to his mother]
Mom? There's so much I need to say. Is it really you?
Yes. I've dreamed about you a lot since you disappeared. What did you want to tell me?
[Fry doesn't say anything. They smile and embrace each other with tears in her eyes. Cut to Mrs. Fry in bed, tossing and turning. She wakes up and looks at a picture of Fry on the bedside cabinet. She smiles and goes back to sleep]
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