I have this idea, it's a kind of MILD.

As with Stephen LaBerge's traditional MILD technique, this would probably best be done after waking from a few hours of sleep (4 1/2 at the very least) or during an afternoon nap.

What you do is fall asleep while imagining yourself being a guest in a talk show where lucid dreaming is being discussed. Imagine the host asking you questions and you will answer them and so forth.

This I think could work because it makes you fall asleep thinking about lucid dreaming (the idea behind the traditional MILD technique) but, as opposed to repeating a mantra which can get boring thus allowing your mind to wander, your talk show scene can be as interesting as you want and has more elements to keep your attention from drifting. This increases the probability that your very last thought before falling asleep was about lucid dreaming.

It also has the added bonus that you could "accidentally" WILD, that is, you could find that your interview scene itself shapes into an actual dream and, hopefuly, since the dream will involve lucid dreaming, that will cause you to become lucid.

I've yet to test this enough but I think it sounds like a good method, at least on paper. Please let me know what you think.