Rate "The Doctor Dances"

This is your chance to rate the conclusion of Steven Moffat's Series 1 two-part story. What are your thoughts, reactions and comments to this story?

And you can feel free to ask "Are you my mommy?" if you like, too.

So let's be hearing from you!

Just this once, everybody lives.

A fun resolution to the cliffhanger, more great dialogue and the Doctor dancing without the universe imploding. Another 5/5 for me.

Mrs. Harcourt: My leg's grown back! When I come to the hospital, I had one leg.
Dr. Constantine: Well, there is a war on... is it possible you miscounted?

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What Zoltar said.

A very satisfying conclusion to the mystery of the gas mask zombies. And as Zoltar pointed out, it contains lots of memorable lines of dialogue.

The Doctor: "I mean it! GO! TO! YOUR! ROOM! I'm so glad that worked. Those would have been terrible last words."

Another clear 5 for me.

Patrick wrote:A very satisfying conclusion to the mystery of the gas mask zombies. And as Zoltar pointed out, it contains lots of memorable lines of dialogue.

The Doctor: "I mean it! GO! TO! YOUR! ROOM! I'm so glad that worked. Those would have been terrible last words."

Another clear 5 for me.

That was brilliant. Funny but not a letdown after the cliffhanger as it made sense and you had to admire the Doctor's ability to think of it. One can imagine his brain running through and discarding all sorts of ideas before coming out with that.

One of my favourite episodes.

Whatever happened to that Scottish bloke who wrote it?

Aspadistra wrote:Whatever happened to that Scottish bloke who wrote it?

I hear he's making a desperate attempt to modernize a vintage 19th century detective. That'll never work.

4/5 from me. As with the first episode it would have been a 5 on original broadcast but age (it aging or me growing older, not sure which) has bumped it down a level. To a 12 year old me this was some very scary stuff, now it's not so.

4/5 - nearly perfect.

Captain Jack was not necessarily the character I wanted to hear more from. Doctor Constantine and girl would have made for good characters to follow in their own right, and this appears to be a Moffat trope.

"Everybody Lives!" And by extension everybody more or less adores it. 5/5