Danny Phantom

My favorite part was when Danny was with Paulina and Sam got jealous. I really liked it when Sam "accidentally" threw the shoe at Danny. (Although she should have thrown it at Paulina instead) And Tucker proved to be a loyal friend by facing his fears and going in after Danny, which was really brave. I would never have expected the entire school to get ghost powers! Phantastic animation and great morals! I wasn't to happy with the gross scene, but overall the spookiness and signs of Sam loving Danny made up for it. It's always entertaining to watch Sam get jealous of whoever the girl with Danny is. ^_^

I didn't care for this episode. I don't like it and I refuse to watch it, no offense to anyone who loves this episode. I didn't like the part where Spectra turned into a fat mucus covered monster thing and then fought Danny. It was disgusting and wrong. I did like the part where Danny and Paulina were looking lovingly at each other, but then Sam threw her boot at Danny's head. I laughed so hard when I saw that part. I also liked the part where Danny is inside the building calling for Tucker, but Tucker tries to ignore him.

This was a cool episode. I love it when Tucker makes a new colone ( i dunno how u spell it g) and it repells the ghost bugs and Danny is captured while most of casper high is bitten by the ghost bugs and get a ghost power. This episode was a episode where Tucker over comes his fear of the hospital. It was kinda funny when Tucker says "Because im special" lol! All in all this episode was a really cool and adventureous! GO DAnny Phantom!

The return of Spectra wasn't as good as her first episode, but I still enjoyed it a lot. I mean, who wouldn't want Danny strapped to a bed? Hehe. But, I loved how Paulina and Sam shared a hospital room and how Paulina was so flirtatious with little old Danny. The ending was brillant and Tucker turned out to be one of the main heros in the end, which isn't normally seen. I liked how Spectra's plans turned out exactly the oppsite of what she'd hoped, and Danny and his friends were brought out of the hospital and everything was normal again. This was a great episode.

Man, I absolutely love this episode! People didn't really like it, but it was one of my favorites, definitely better then My Brother's Keeper. Spectra is back and wants Danny's DNA, so she sends out ghost bugs that give all the kids in school ghost powers! At first, I was kinda like, okay, this looks different, but it actually turned out pretty well! I really liked the plot and how everyone got ghost powers and it seemed really cool to me! Now I want ghost powers, just like Danny!:D Anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed this episode and I can't wait to see it again! DANNY PHANTOM RULES!!:D

A swarm of ghost bugs attack Casper High, giving every student they phase into ghost powers. Danny’s ghost powers keep him from being infected, while Tucker’s new cologne protects him. The students are then transported to a hospital, where Danny sneaks in to find out what’s going on. There, he discovers that Spectra has sent out the bugs, hoping to siphon away their best qualities to make herself beautiful permanently. And she needs Danny’s ghost DNA to complete the plan. Can Tucker save the day, conquering his fear of hospitals?



The summary did seem interesting, though I didn’t think it would be that great. But after watching it a few times, this is definitely an enjoyable episode and I always look forward to watching it again.



The opener, while not that exciting, was still a good way to build up the plot and set the tone for what would happen later on. I always like when Danny does some quick thinking, and that’s what he did with the telephone wire and the bug. Though I thought his, “Bug…zapper,” line was unnecessary. And his quick scene with Paulina was actually something I liked. Except for when she started running toward him. She wouldn’t actually think he meant for her to run toward him, would she? But I liked that Danny didn’t really go all gaga over her. He actually didn’t at all until she last appeared.



After the opener, I thought it was just a little strange that Tucker would make his own cologne. But it was presented in a somewhat funny way, since everyone who sniffed it smelled a good-smelling thing with a bad-smelling thing. Anyway, “Foley” would soon save everybody, so I won’t hold anything against it.



As for Tucker himself, he was developed quite well in this episode. But as for initially fearing hospitals, I find that a bit weird. We know he’s the most immature of the trio. Trick-or-treating is fine, since I know high school kids that do it. But fearing hospitals and nurses’ offices at fourteen? And one other thing that bugged me. Why doesn’t Danny know about it, but Sam does? Isn’t Danny his best friend that he can tell everything? But anyway, he was still portrayed very well. His remark of not coming back to the hospital at all was funny, and his stalling of going in to save Danny, while a little FOP, was drop-dead hilarious. Also, his imagining of being in a modeling agency was very funny and very Tucker.



For the first time in a while, Sam had minimal involvement to what the actual plot was about. But she was still informative for Danny while in the hospital. That scene in general was very interesting and very funny. Danny’s response to Sam about being “stuck in a sleepover with her (Paulina)” was hilarious. It didn’t bother for the same reason his flashback of phasing out of the girls’ locker room in MB didn’t bother me. He’s a teenager. He’s bound to start thinking of stuff like that. The Danny/Sam/Paulina triangle that came up was pretty cool. It adds a bit of flavor and sets up future story arcs.



Danny was done quite well in this episode. But the fact that he couldn’t recognize “Bert Rand” was Bertrand was something I didn’t like. Sure, it’s understandable not to get the “DALV” trick in MI, but this one was a given. I was expecting him to be a lot more hateful towards Spectra after the events of MBK, but he just seemed overwhelmed at her plan and surprised instead of angry. But he was quick to think on his feet when she wanted his DNA and when he was fighting her.



While I don’t think Spectra was quite as sinister as she was in MBK, she was still quite an impressive adversary. Her remark about the students burning out into withered husks definitely put in a sense of threat and danger. And the fact that she planted the bugs in Casper High to give the kids ghost powers so they would be transported to the hospital, all so she could get a new and better body was very IC.



There were a couple things I didn’t like in DD, but there were a heck of a lot of things I did. I didn’t like Jack’s remark about Jazz being his favorite, and then giving Danny the tissue that belonged to his grandfather. That sort of gross humor doesn’t work for me. When Spectra became fat at the end, that was funny. But when she became covered in snot, that was gross. But Danny’s remarks about the puns as well as Spectra the snot monster being on top of him were pretty funny.



The very end didn’t bother me that much. I enjoy a certain type of irony, and that’s what I saw with Jack and Maddie and their remarks about humans can’t have ghost powers. But I felt it wasn’t quite right that Tucker had his leg broken and had to listen to an old man yammer on and on about his past after what good he did. It was a bit like what happened with Danny in FK, but it wasn’t nearly as bad here. And it didn’t bother me that Danny and Sam left, since they probably wouldn’t want to listen to the man talk either.



Overall, this was a very good episode. There was a lot of humor and interest, and I give it 9/10. Season 2 is starting off strong with two straight episodes I give of 9 or higher!

A good episode until near the end where it kind of lost it. The fight between Danny and Spectra at the end was weak. so was the fight against Bertrude or whatever the blob's name is. At least it was funny. Fenton booger DNA! Kind of nasty when Spectra was burst by Danny. And how about Tucker's Foley, by Tucker Foley. It smells bad, but it saved the day. I can understand why Tuck doesn't like hospitals. That needle the blob had freaked me out too. Sort of sent chills down my spine. That thing was huge!Now we know what a ghost can do to a whole city. Biological warfare, in a way.

It would be cool to have ghost powers except if it means that in a matter of hours I would wither away into a tiny little husk. It was silly because Tucker made his own body spray. It smelled horrable. And Tucker has to think about being in a modleing agancing just to pass the nurses office. Also the new Fenton utilliaty wepon is lipstic wich Tucker Continues to make jokes about. It's a lipstic and an ectoblaster because I'm worth it. Sams ghost power is floating on the cealing. Spectra turns into a blob of snot. The front sign reads NO MERCY HOSPITAL. Sam falls on tucker at the end breaking his leg. That puts him in the hospital with a room mate that blathers on about when he was young.

This episode i really liked and it was cool. Spectra was back and that made me happy because she is one of my favorite villans. and this episode was the funniest of all of them. defenitly. This is just one of my fave episodes because it reminds me of me i hate hospitals too. lol

For some reason, I really liked this episode of Danny Phantom because it was a little darker than other episodes, but it still contained many funny scenes to make you laugh. For example, the scene when Bertrand turns into the creepy giant monster towards the end really freaked me out. Like Tucker, even I’m afraid of hospitals and when they enter ‘North Mercy’ hospital, I thought this was going to be a creepy episode. But the writers managed to put a lot of funny moments into the various scenes, especially in the end, at the way Danny defeats Spectra.



Also we get to see Tucker save the day for once, which was a nice change, because with the Danny, Sam and Valerie thing that’s been going on recently, I thought Tucker was appearing very rarely in the episodes. I felt like even Paulina had more importance than Tucker in the show, but this episode brought him back.



All in all, I found this to be a great episode!

The first time I watched this episode, I had alot of mixed feelings. I loved the storyline and plot where the villians once again take advantage of the other innocent students at Casper High and put them in dnager. The fact that there was alot of confusion and mystery among this episode was a great factor.



There still are several things I despised about it. I'd better start with Danny/Sam/Paulina conflict.



To me, it was a good thing to see Sam in a smaller role than what she normally does in helping solve the problems. Paulina, it was a good thing to see her show her love, or extreme likes whatever you wanna call it, for Danny Phantom once again. Sam's role, however in getting involved in the Danny/Paulina moments once again and showing her anger towards it were seriously uncalled for and annoying. Who's gonna believ they ended up in the same room by coencidence? I have to say I personally hated the scene with her droping her boot on Danny. I'm seriously getting sick of these moments.



One of the main things I loved about the episode was Tucker finally getting a chance again to play a major important role. The whole idea he was afraid of hospitals added a certain good amount of inner conflict, and love the fact he took a little action in the actual fight with Spectra.



Spectra and Bertrand returning for another ep was good, but the writers did a poor job in carrying the grudge they had from MBK. Spectra's new look she had been creating was actually pretty cool I thought. However I was seriosuly turned off by the snotted rag Jack gave Danny and Danny used to backfire Spectra's plot. And seeing Spectra become the snot monster was a major baddy, not to mention the endless amount of talk and puns that happened during the fights.



Speaking of which, the fights in this ep were good, to an extent however. I enjoyed the begginning fight with the ghost bug, before it zapped into a million other bugs. I'm glad we got to see Danny actually fight Spectra herself, unlike MBK, and that fight right there was quiet enjoyable, until of course she became the snot monster and it all went downhill from there. Though the moment where she was just fat and said "and why do I suddenly feel like blabbering on about ghosts?" was hilarious.



The ending to the ep really ticked me off, with Tucker breaking his leg. How does one break their leg just by having someone fall ontop of them? The old man that came to make feel more uncomfortable was stupid. And seeing Danny and Sam run off showing no sorrow or pity what so ever got on my badside, (though I will give props for it being a good actual Danny/Sam moment).



So overall while this was still a good enjoyable ep with a great storyline, alot of it's real potential was killed off, mainly by the ending with Tucker, Spectra as a snot monster, the lack of grudge between her and Danny, and of course Sam injecting herself in the Danny/Paulina situation. So I'm giving this a 8.3 and nothing more.

If I ruined this episode for anybody with my summary above, I'm sorry. But to be honest, you haven't missed much. Once again, something that's never been mentioned or seen before takes place in an episode. Until "Control Freaks", it was Sam's parents, and here, there's Tucker's fear of hospitals and Jack's claim that Jazz is his favourite. Boy, it's not too hard to imagine that Danny could turn evil. He was standing right there for crying out loud!

I was also annoyed by the Jack nasal DNA. How were they supposed to get any of Danny's DNA with a vacuum cleaner? Unless they thought they could suck out some hairs or something. And Penelope's "Why do I feel like babbling on about ghosts. And why do I feel like eating fudge, lots and lots of fudge?" irked me. She would change physically, yes, but her mind should only be changed by hereditary traits. I doubt ghosts and love of fudge run in Jack's bloodline. Yeah, I know that's nitpicking a bit, but who cares? Me!

I did like seeing Paulina some more. Not so much as a person, but for her character, which tends to foster D/S moments. I'm not a hardcore D/S fan, but I do approve of it! Whoo!

I also noted the duplicating on Kwan's part and the Kwan/Star thing continuing. Nice way to keep up with the continuity.

Although I don't really like Spectra, I do like Bertrand, mostly because we have similar personalities. And I do like the idea of a shape-shifter ghost, so I was ecstatic to see that he could take on different human forms. When my mom saw him in his doctor's form, she said he looked like Dr. Drakken. And as a loyal Kim Possible viewer, I enjoyed that. But they could've done better with the name. Bert Rand. All they need to do was add a few letters, and they could've done Bert Randell or Burton Randell or something, but oh well.

Overall, not a great episode. There are a few parts worth watching, but you mostly just wait for it to end. I still haven't seen "Pirate Radio" yet, since I'm in Canada, but I'm not expecting much from what I've heard. But, meh, just one step closer to "Reign Storm", baby! Yeah!

This is one of my favorite episodes all the quick humor not to metion the Danny/Sam moments and some with Paulina. Tucker's gags where funny as always "Its a lipstick and an ecto-blaster because I'm worth it" very funny, and the part where Sam drops her boot on Danny's head. They also had other gags kwan duplicating and then getting freaked out, Dash was a little weird on some on some things but still funny. All in all another great episode.

This is one of my favorite episodes of season two. The Paullina/Danny/Sam moments is just too funny. I loved when Sam droped her shoe on Paullina that was too funny. I also liked how Tucker saved the day. Than there was the fact that Spectra returned she rocks. It's great.

This was a good episode, I found it pretty cool and funny. I liked seeing Spectra again. I wish I could see that episode again because I enjoyed watching this episode. Danny Phantom is a good show to watch and I do hope they will keep it on the air

Ok, this episode is completely dumb. What happened here? Lame quirky jokes with dumb flirt lines and a weak plot, this episode trembles at it's own weaknesses.



So what really went wrong was Butch hartman's work. Usually the episodes of his are humorous and more action packed, but this episode lacks it.



And one more thing, try a better plot next time.

This was a pretty good episode. I liked it. Butch Hartman has done it again.



The episode idea was awesome. The fact that everyone was getting sick and Bertrand shape shifted into the doctor. So that gave them the oppurtunity to get all of the kids into the hospital. ANd of course Danny had to go see what was happening.



Then the fact that Spectra needed danny's DNA to get her own body back, yet that didn't work because she got the wrong DNA. Also Tucker was the savior of the day, and not like the last few episodes where Sam was.



This was also the second time Bertrand and Spectra appeared.



Everyone from school had ghost powers and they had no idea what was happening at all. Danny must have known how they all felt. When Quan doubled his form and Danny got mad because he said he was working for months on that trick.



So in my point of view, not the best, but i really like this episode. If u havent seen it, u should.

This episode looked to be a very promising episode from the commercial. With all the kids being bitten and getting powers.



I was some whay disappointed with the plot. Tucker being afraid of hospitals. Already he's a nerd, trick or treats at 14, andis clumsy. Now he's afraid of hospitals. How many things are wrong with him?



I didn't like the fact that we don't see anything about this fear until the episode that they feature a hospital. Obviously contrivid.



The other thing I didn't like was Bertrand. In My Brother's Keeper he could become all kinds of useful creatures like Panthers, Wasps, and Ninjas. Here he only became a doctor and a bigger doctor.



Tucker was very welly devolped. No longer is he sitting on the sidelines while Danny does all the fighting.



Except for Danny calling out for help and Tucker stalling, he was very heroic.



The Paulina and Danny thing was pretty annoying. You would think after she broke his heart in Parental Bonding, Lucky in Love, and Memoery Blank that he would be over her. No such luck.

I mean, the whole getting kidnapped thing was totally awesome, but those Danny/Paulina moments were kinda weird O.o But funny. Oh, then that part with Spectra getting all like Jack, that was hillarious. I was gonna hurl, and it wouldn't have mattered cuz they're in a hospitial anyways ^^; But DARN this episode rocked out loud!! You'd kinda think that Jack and Maddie had a little more common sense than that though, they really are quite clueless most of the time. Very strange, but this episode was one of the best, definetlyx5 billion something ^^ So yeah! Can't wait for all kinds of moreness ^_^

Danny Phantom has always been a great watch, but the end of season one had become a real snoozer with the only exceptions of Maternal Instinct and Million Dollar Ghost. But in Doctor\'s Disorders, we are reminded of the good times. The action is this episode is reminiscent of it\'s early predecessors, making this an invigorating watch,



As it starts out, Danny is combatting a giant bug. After he defeats it by use of telephone wires, it splits into smaller bugs, which start biting the students of Casper High. Although Danny, because of his ghost powers, and Tucker, thanks to his repulsive new cologne, are unaffected, everyone else in school gets bitten, and becomes really sick. But, as Danny checks up on Dash, he realizes that the bugs are giving kids ghost powers that they cannot control.



The school is put under lockdown, and the sick kids are transported to a hospital under the care of a \"doctor.\" Tucker doesn\'t want to go, but Danny has too. Sam, Paulina, and Jazz have all been affected, so he has to go rescue them.



This first half of the episode is a little slow, but it sets the plot nicely. Danny is much more motivated then simply hunting ghosts, he\'s got to rescue his sister and his best friend. Tucker\'s fear of hospitals is humourous and enjoyable to watch since people are realyl afraid of hospitals. Danny Phantom\'s humor comes from real situations with a bit of fantasy, not fantasy with a bit of realism, which makes it very effective.



In the second half, Danny cons his way into the hospital, where he finds the ghost powered kids. Dash uncontrollably shoots lasers from his eyes as he sneezes, Kwan duplicates (and a witty comeback on Danny as he sees Kwan\'s ability, as Danny was trying to duplicate himself), Paulina has ghost sense, Sam can fly, and Jazz takes on Danny\'s misty form. It\'s interesting to see the kids with these powers, it really sets the stage for the next episode, which shows them in action.



We see Penelope Spectra is the mastermind. \"My Brother\'s Keeper\", the episode where Spectra made her debut, was masterfully exceuted and she lives up to her early days. Obessed with youth as always, Penelope wants to make the perfect body, but she needs the DNA of the students of Casper High. Jazz\'s brains, Dash\'s strength, and Paulina\'s flawless skin (nearly flawless, she does have a mole). But Spectra traps Danny and plans to use his ghostly DNA to solidify her body. But Danny\'s clever use of a hankerchief that his father used to blow his nose throws a wrench into her plans.



Spectra is portrayed well, and it\'s interesting she throws Jazz (who\'s trapped in a jar since she cannot control her misty form), at Danny, since, after all, it was Jazz who defeated Spectra last time. It\'s interesting that Spectra didn\'t blackmail Danny to reveal his identity, but only a minor thing. The kids were sick, it may not have worked.



Wonderfully exceuted. Sam was portrayed well, especially with Danny\'s reactions to Paulina. Tucker was less ridiculous here, but with his fear of hospitals, his was an effective part nontheless. The rest of the kids seemed extraneous, though. It would have been nice to see some of the kids attempt to combat Spectra, Jazz especially, since she did not appear to be sick like the others, and definitely has a grudge against Spectra.

This is a cool episode, the suspense built as the episode went on, but man, ALL the kids at Casper High getting temporary ghost powers? Man they are all luck and there pwoer is good I hope they make more episode like this it is awsome I am going to tape it.

In "Doctor's Disorders," Swarms of ghost-bugs attack Casper High, giving the kids ghost-powers and a trip to the abandoned hospital outside town. Danny discovers it's a plot of Penelope Spectra's to re-gain her youth, and when Danny gets captured as the final piece to the puzzle, Tucker's left to save the day. Only one problem - he's afraid of hospitals!



...I'm afraid I didn't like it so much.



I thought this episode had a lot of gags that weren't funny or necessary, and they really weighed the episode down for me. Jack saying that Jazz is his favourite, for instance. We've seen him bond with both Danny and Jazz in two different episodes, but I didn't see any signs of favouritism before. I found this very OOC and not funny.



"Your fly is open" was another gag like this. I really don't like this kind of humour in general, but in DP it's just awful IMO. That joke was just really...not so good.



That was actually a general problem I had with this episode - a gag was added on to the end of too many moments. There was some stuff in this episode that was genuinely creepy, and the gags kept undermining that IMO. I know the show is supposed to have comedy, and I like the comedy, but most of the episodes before this had a much better since of when to use a gag and when to go serious and dark. Things just didn't seem to work for this episode.



This is the first and probably only time I'll say this, but - I think there was too much Danny/Sam/Paulina material in this episode. Some of the jealousy jokes and Sam kicking her boot on Danny's head were alright, but I think all the storylines deserve some time in the spotlight and some time off in the distance. We had D/S material show up in MB before this, so I guess what I'm trying to say is that I think giving it a break would have been a better idea IMO, so you can come back to it later and it doesn't feel as tired.



And my other issue with that is that Paulina was as in-focus as Sam during all of those scens, and perhaps moreso. I think Paulina serves her purpose on the show, but when she shows up this much, I start to feel nauseous.



Spectra and Bertrand...I liked them and found them menacing and IC...up until the end when the Fenton DNA kicks in. I'd rather that they give them a less disgusting and gag-centred way to be defeated. And, considering that Danny still had a grudge against Johnny 13 in LiL for the events of 13, I'd like to have seen Danny be a bit more bitter towards these two. IMO.



Now, what did I like? I liked Tucker. Even though he's not my favourite character, I like him, and it's definately about time that he got the spotlight. Seeing him come to the rescue like that was great. And him overcoming one of his phobias to do it - also nice. He was just terrific in this episode. It was really great to see him as more than a comic relief and techno geek. We haven't seen him do anything like this in a while.



I liked one gag in this episode - Danny seeing Qwan split into eight Qwans and get upset because he's still working on that. A nice sense of continuity.



And again, this episode did have some genuinely creepy imagery and moments. I just wish they stood out more amongst all the gags.



The ending actually didn't bother me that much. Sam apologised about the leg if memory serves me right, and they weren't exactly leaving him in a life-or-death situation. Then again, I'm rather wierd, as I actually don't mind hearing my grandparents' talking about when they were my age, so maybe that's just me.



And I didn't mind that the emblem was added to the main titles. I would have rather seen new animation and the original theme, but it's not too bad.



All and all...5/10. Sorry Mr. Hartman, but I just didn't care for this one.

This is a cool episode, the suspense built as the episode went on, but man, ALL the kids at Casper High getting temporary ghost powers? That is so wrong. The infiltration of the hospital was a funny part in the episode. The strange new lipstick device was pretty cool in my opinion. I know Danny Phantom is mostly an action filled show, this one had it's share of action, but man, it was loaded with humor! I laughed at the episode most of the time, but the laughs kept on coming at the end of this episode, and I liked it.

This is definately not one of my favorite episodes but it was still good. It was nice that Tucker got to save the day once, that was a change. I thought it was kind of gross with the whole handkerchief thing, I guess it worked though. Hope there are better episodes to come!

This was truly one of the funniest episodes Butch has come up with so far. They just keep getting better and better this season!



Hmmm, well first, it was pretty funny how each time Tucker talked about that body spray he made it into a sort of advertisement. It was really cool to see the students have ghost powers, something really out of the ordinary. It was hilarious, too, the way Sam kept floating up on the ceiling. And I LOVE the way they re-did the beginning to show the "D" on Danny's ghost suit, awesome! Most shows never follow the storyline so detailed. And it was good to see another of the original ghosts, but still, I hope they bring a new one in sometime. I also liked that they finally brought Jazz back into the picture, even if it was only for a short time, and how it wasn't much about Danny's parents and their ghost hunting, which was a nice break from things. I don't know if this is just me or what, but it seemed in some parts they used a more, let's say, "lifelike" animation, but it could just be me.



Anyways, I really loved this episode, and I can't wait for next weeks!