Danny Phantom

It is the best of them all. Finally Danny are realising Sam`s true emotion fore him and understand that they are equal to his own meaning about her.



Now we know that if a ghost overshadows one when they sleeps they will enter their dreams, which is usefull because it makes Danny realise his friends true meaning about him. He learn that Sam loves him and in his best friend Tucker´s dream, he is NOT his friend but his JANITOR.



Sam proberly just guested Tucker`s dream, but he did derseves it, beacuse if his dream is that his best friend shall work for him.



In otherwords perfect in any way

Great episode! Starts off like a very weird episode. Ok, Danny gets an A on a Social Studies or Science test, Danny's a football star Danny's popular and everyone knows he's Danny Phantom. And he and Sam are boyfriend and girlfriend. We find out it's just a deranged dream of Danny's. He's, for some reason unknown to him, in the Ghost Zone.



When he gets to Amity Park, he finds everyone asleep. He automatically assumes that Vlad is behind this, but he is also asleep. He goes to Tucker's room, where the sleeping beauty is. Danny checks Tuck's computer to find out why everyone is asleep, he only finds a dark figure looming over Tucker. Danny then has a flash back of the same figure looming over him saying " Goodnight, Ghost boy. " or something like that.



Danny finds out he can go into people's dreams by overshadowing someone. He goes into Tucker's dream, seeing Tucker acting like he's super rich, has two Star's next to him and has Danny as a janitor. He wakes Tuck up by replacing one of the Star's that he's about to kiss,Tucker then wakes up after Danny says he doesn't do windows. They then go to Sam's house to wake her up, her dream is like a continuation of Danny's dream, where he Finally finds out Sam like him more then a friend, ( I think. )



After they wake up Jazz, they face the guy that we saw earlier, Nocturne. He's the second most dangerous villain of Danny, and he gets his power from dreams. He decides to power himself up by putting him in a pod like thing and goes to sleep. To stop him Danny, with Sam, goes inside his dream to defeat him while Tucker and Jazz try to power down the factory he's sleeping in. in the end, Nocturne's defeated and everyone wakes up. this episode shows hints that Danny and Sam love each other.

Woooooooo! I love this episode! One of the best episodes on season 3! This episode is action packed and shows some more Danny and Sam Development! I love how danny is totally stronger! especially now that he has his ice powers to kick butt! All The Blushy moments of Danny and Sam made me Squee! and whats better is that in the first part of the episode it foreshadows the end of Phantom Planet. Danny Finally gets the idea that Sam Likes him! and this episode is also very funny! Danny finding out that in Tucker's dream that his the janitor! Overall love this episode.

From the first episode of Mystery meat, Danny Phantom has evolved and matured. This episode is definitely one of the best episodes. It's almost as if Butch Hartman is pushing Danny to his full potential just before the series ends. The Danny and Sam romance continues, and they even fight along side each other. A few humorous scenes are thrown in as well to keep the show a Nick classic. A peek into everyone's dreams also gives some character development. And as Danny has another classic fight with a seemingly unstoppable ghost, only to save the day triumphantly, viewers are reminded why this show is so amazing. All in all, a series classic!

The ghost of dreams puts Amity Park to sleep, and Danny must wake everyone to stop his new foe. In "Frightmare," Danny awakens from his dreams in The Ghost Zone, and when he comes back to his home, he finds all of Amity Park in slumberland. Nocturn, the ghost of dreams, is out and about, putting the world to bed to enhance his own power!



Hmm...



I was looking forward to this one. The concept intrigued me, and I had seen pictures of Nocturn, who has by far the most original design of any DP ghost introduced since Season 1. I had heard a few non-spoiler-y grumblings about the story that gave me pause, but I went in anyway.



And I'm not really sure what to think.



EfaE aside, this is the only episode of Season 3 that feels like it took its time and paced itself at a slower tempo. I haven't had as many problems with the pacing of this season as some people, but it was nice to get a different rhythm this time around, one more in-line with some of the greats from the past. The non-conventional way of introducing the circumstances and villain, and having Danny on his own piecing things together was very nice, and I enjoyed seeing him go through a mental challenge after so many villains this season that have been easy to understand and the challenge merely being a physical one.



This was also the first episode of the season where Jazz joins the trio, and the first time ever that I really felt like that foursome's potential as a team was exploited to the characters' best advantage. Their plan at the end and their cooperation was wonderful. I loved small moments in that last battle - Jazz and Danny both helping out Sam, Tuck catching Jazz, etc. It's that kind of character work that I love most in any story. And after BUF, it was great to feel like the characters actually had something to go up against.



However, I won't deny the fact that Nocturn isn't too different from Vortex or Undergrowth. He's a standard evil villain with control over a specific thing out for power and world domination. And, with Pandora coming off pretty flat to me, that leaves Amorpho as the only impressive new ghost of the season IMO. But I do think that Nocturn was a slight improvement over his predecessors. He doesn't have much more personality, but his voice is much, much better. Nocturn doesn't shout every single line. He has subtlety. He shows signs of great intellect. He actually sounds like a threat. And again, he has a much more unique design. None of these things can replace an actual personality, but they are welcome additions to this unfortunate formula.



Nocturn could have been more than he was, though. And more could have been done with the idea of dreams.



I love the use of dreams in stories, especially when they're used for great character work. Some of the best episodes of shows like AVATAR use dreams to great dramatic effect. And DP's staff is as talented as AVATAR's. But DP's writers also seem more willing to give up the heart of the characters for various reasons, and that's where I think the dreams in this episode really suffered.



Everyone seemed to be dreaming about their innermost desires, for reasons unsaid - perhaps idyllic dreams give Nocturn more juice than nightmares? But in any event, of the trio, the dream that I bought the most was Tucker's. A techno-mansion and many lovely ladies makes sense for him. But why does he want his best friend to be his janitor? I'm sure that's in there for gag purposes only, but I've never found jokes like that amusing. If those characters are such good friends, they wouldn't treat each other like that or think of each other like that. I know I've been passive a few times when Danny pulls a prank on Tucker - mainly in early episodes like PB, when the characters were all developing and the ghost powers were as new to them as to us - but either way, there's a line, and I felt like it was crossed.



The shared D/S dream...coming at it from Danny's perspective, it sort of made sense to me. Danny has some shallow traits within him, though as the series progresses they seem to fade. I could see him dreaming about being popular. And I could see him dreaming about people knowing he's part-ghost and accepting it. But dreaming about being a football star? Since when is he interested in sports? And since when does he want to be friends with the jerk who's been bullying him for over two and a half seasons? This struck me as the writers finding it easier to conform to the common image of high school success than to craft something that actually fit Danny's personality.



And the dream from Sam's perspective...be prepared for a rant here:



Sam has never cared for what's "popular." She's flat-out stated that she hates sports. She's a fan of things dark, Gothic, and somewhat Victorian in appearance. She doesn't like Dash. She doesn't like Paulina. And, most important of all - she likes Danny just the way he is. She doesn't want him to be anything other than himself. Why in the world is she dreaming about him becoming a jock? This completely goes against the personality she's had for the entire show! This is the kind of dream I'd imagine Paulina would have if she had any thoughts about Danny. Sam (IMO) should have a dream about having a quiet evening alone with Danny in a Gothic castle high on a hill in the middle of a forest - NOT turning Danny into a conglomeration of things that she's supposed to detest!



I can understand the reason for them having the same dream; that love is in the air, that they're connected by great bonds of effection, yadda yadda yadda. But this was a cheap cop-out. There had to be a better way to convey the D/S aspect of this episode. Dreams could still be used - I love the idea of using dreams to connect two people drawn together by romantic feelings, and in some ways I think that may have been the theme of the episode - but they should have been better than this. Oh My Gosh, Sam and Danny need to see this as a sign. Danny and Samantha almost together. That is so awesome. They did not kiss on the lips though. I would have loved to see that. The two are meant for each other. It has been a while since I have seen this episode. I do remember there was something Tucker had that saved the day. Tucker always has a secret weapon that saves the day. Well ether he does or Danny's parents do. As I recall it was a good episode. Nocturne is a relentless ghost. I loved the different dreams that the different people had throughout this episode. Nocturne is a play on Nocturnal, sleeping during the day and being awake at night. In fact, the only dream that I found 100% believeable and fitting to the character was Nocturn's - and given his cardboard personality, that's not saying much.



The animation and music here was gorgeous. Once again, Nocturn's design was wonderful, and the use of dark colours and the look of Nocturn's dream were all very fitting.



Overall, this episode started with great promise and showed some nice touches of originality. But for me, the parts are more impressive than the whole, and some of the key aspects of this story idea could have and should have been better.

In "Frightmare," Danny awakens from his dreams in The Ghost Zone, and when he comes back to his home, he finds all of Amity Park in slumberland. Nocturn, the ghost of dreams, is out and about, putting the world to bed to enhance his own power!



Hmm...



I was looking forward to this one. The concept intrigued me, and I had seen pictures of Nocturn, who has by far the most original design of any DP ghost introduced since Season 1. I had heard a few non-spoiler-y grumblings about the story that gave me pause, but I went in anyway.



And I'm not really sure what to think.



EfaE aside, this is the only episode of Season 3 that feels like it took its time and paced itself at a slower tempo. I haven't had as many problems with the pacing of this season as some people, but it was nice to get a different rhythm this time around, one more in-line with some of the greats from the past. The non-conventional way of introducing the circumstances and villain, and having Danny on his own piecing things together was very nice, and I enjoyed seeing him go through a mental challenge after so many villains this season that have been easy to understand and the challenge merely being a physical one.



This was also the first episode of the season where Jazz joins the trio, and the first time ever that I really felt like that foursome's potential as a team was exploited to the characters' best advantage. Their plan at the end and their cooperation was wonderful. I loved small moments in that last battle - Jazz and Danny both helping out Sam, Tuck catching Jazz, etc. It's that kind of character work that I love most in any story. And after BUF, it was great to feel like the characters actually had something to go up against.



However, I won't deny the fact that Nocturn isn't too different from Vortex or Undergrowth. He's a standard evil villain with control over a specific thing out for power and world domination. And, with Pandora coming off pretty flat to me, that leaves Amorpho as the only impressive new ghost of the season IMO. But I do think that Nocturn was a slight improvement over his predecessors. He doesn't have much more personality, but his voice is much, much better. Nocturn doesn't shout every single line. He has subtlety. He shows signs of great intellect. He actually sounds like a threat. And again, he has a much more unique design. None of these things can replace an actual personality, but they are welcome additions to this unfortunate formula.



Nocturn could have been more than he was, though. And more could have been done with the idea of dreams.



I love the use of dreams in stories, especially when they're used for great character work. Some of the best episodes of shows like AVATAR use dreams to great dramatic effect. And DP's staff is as talented as AVATAR's. But DP's writers also seem more willing to give up the heart of the characters for various reasons, and that's where I think the dreams in this episode really suffered.



Everyone seemed to be dreaming about their innermost desires, for reasons unsaid - perhaps idyllic dreams give Nocturn more juice than nightmares? But in any event, of the trio, the dream that I bought the most was Tucker's. A techno-mansion and many lovely ladies makes sense for him. But why does he want his best friend to be his janitor? I'm sure that's in there for gag purposes only, but I've never found jokes like that amusing. If those characters are such good friends, they wouldn't treat each other like that or think of each other like that. I know I've been passive a few times when Danny pulls a prank on Tucker - mainly in early episodes like PB, when the characters were all developing and the ghost powers were as new to them as to us - but either way, there's a line, and I felt like it was crossed.



The shared D/S dream...coming at it from Danny's perspective, it sort of made sense to me. Danny has some shallow traits within him, though as the series progresses they seem to fade. I could see him dreaming about being popular. And I could see him dreaming about people knowing he's part-ghost and accepting it. But dreaming about being a football star? Since when is he interested in sports? And since when does he want to be friends with the jerk who's been bullying him for over two and a half seasons? This struck me as the writers finding it easier to conform to the common image of high school success than to craft something that actually fit Danny's personality.



And the dream from Sam's perspective...be prepared for a rant here:



Sam has never cared for what's "popular." She's flat-out stated that she hates sports. She's a fan of things dark, Gothic, and somewhat Victorian in appearance. She doesn't like Dash. She doesn't like Paulina. And, most important of all - she likes Danny just the way he is. She doesn't want him to be anything other than himself. Why in the world is she dreaming about him becoming a jock? This completely goes against the personality she's had for the entire show! This is the kind of dream I'd imagine Paulina would have if she had any thoughts about Danny. Sam (IMO) should have a dream about having a quiet evening alone with Danny in a Gothic castle high on a hill in the middle of a forest - NOT turning Danny into a conglomeration of things that she's supposed to detest!



I can understand the reason for them having the same dream; that love is in the air, that they're connected by great bonds of effection, yadda yadda yadda. But this was a cheap cop-out. There had to be a better way to convey the D/S aspect of this episode. Dreams could still be used - I love the idea of using dreams to connect two people drawn together by romantic feelings, and in some ways I think that may have been the theme of the episode - but they should have been better than this.



In fact, the only dream that I found 100% believeable and fitting to the character was Nocturn's - and given his cardboard personality, that's not saying much.



The animation and music here was gorgeous. Once again, Nocturn's design was wonderful, and the use of dark colours and the look of Nocturn's dream were all very fitting.



Overall, this episode started with great promise and showed some nice touches of originality. But for me, the parts are more impressive than the whole, and some of the key aspects of this story idea could have and should have been better.



6.5 out of 10.

Danny and Samantha almost together. That is so awesome. They did not kiss on the lips though. I would have loved to see that. The two are meant for each other. It has been a while since I have seen this episode. I do remember there was something Tucker had that saved the day. Tucker always has a secret weapon that saves the day. Well ether he does or Danny's parents do. As I recall it was a good episode. Nocturne is a relentless ghost. I loved the different dreams that the different people had throughout this episode. Nocturne is a play on Nocturnal, sleeping during the day and being awake at night.

Darn It. There are so,so,so many things WRONG with this episode. So So Many things that make this Episode So Horrible, But It has some things to make up for it, if not to prevent me from giving this episode a big,Blood Red Zero.



"What The Hell?". I Honestly can't believe that they shoved yet another uselss villian.Like Every Typical Season 3 villian, Nocturne has NO personality, motive, or any interesting characteristics. Shame such an awesome design is wasted. Because I'm a big Tucker/Jazz fan, I'm glad they gave Tucker and Jazz some more screen time- especially Tucker, Who Is Treated like a third wheel. Dani deserves that kind of treatment, since she's not an important Character much. Tucker/Jazz Almost became canon. Almost. Big Shame. I'd love to see it potrayed on the show, but no, they just had to give DxS more screen time. Not that I care about canon- Hell, I'm a huge supporter of Fanon Pairings myself-but It would be interesting to see that couple on the show.



The Worst,Worst,Absolutely Worst Part of this episode that made me hate it so so much, is the Danny/Sam hint. I was never a Danny/Sam hater before, in fact I absolutley loved that pairing until This Episode Came and Started ruining it for me. I hate, hate that they stuffed even more Danny/Sam down our throaths like nothing, like they didn't stuff enough already. Screw you, Whoever wrote that in!



Where did character Development go? This episode is another one that suffers from a serious case of No-Development and intorducving us useless,lame villians who lack personality. If Not to Add Insult to Injury, this episode suffers from a serious case of endless Nitpicks that Are so Many I won't be able to list them all.



So Is there ANYTHING good about this big bad stinker? The fact that Vlad looks undeniably cute and sexy when he sleeps. I love that scene.

When I heard that "Frightmare" would finally be airing in America, I was pretty happy. After some DP deprivation, we were finally getting the rest of the third season. Not everything was being aired in order, but at least we would be seeing it. I had seen a commercial for this episode, and it looked good. Unfortunately, I was only partially satisfied.



When "Fanning the Flames" came out, I wasn't entirely impressed. It had a good villain, and there was the enjoyable DP humor that kept me going, but I wouldn't say it was spectacular. Of course, compared to "Frightmare", you could relate the amount of romance in "Fanning the Flames" to the size of Dark Danny's heart. I can take romance on DP because the show is about a teenager, and showing stuff like this makes it seem realistic because we all deal with crushes at some point. It's the overdoses of fluff that makes the romance a turn-off for me.



Aside from the fluff, though, this episode was... well, not the best. It started off quickly than most episodes, but it did help save time so that things could flow at a good pace later. I got a kick out of the Maddie doll and the fact that Nocturn was stationed in a mattress factory, but tossing in some humor doesn't make an episode. The action was nice, too, but that's about it for me.



Then came the dreams. Danny's was all right, and aside from the cliche factor I thought it was pretty darn decent compared to the rest of the stuff I saw. I sat through it and simply shoved it aside afterwards so I could get through the episode. Then we see Sam's dream, and I was surprised that they couldn't come up with something more... original. If Danny and Sam are both going to dream about the two of them dating, they could at least have something different going on in their dreams; not to mention that the concept is a bit unrealistic. I was relieved when Danny entered the dream and interrupted it. (And the Dash Phantom thing cracked me up. That was just priceless, and easily one of my favorite parts of the episode.)



As for the villain, he did all right. Nocturn isn't high on my list of favorites, but I'm far from hating him. He had interesting powers, and I liked his character design. For a one-time villain, I didn't think he was so bad.



Of course, an episode can't just be Danny, Sam, and some villain. I found Tucker's dream rather interesting, and also a bit sad. We've seen Tucker jealous before, and it looks like he still might be. It's a shame that we'll never get a look at that again (or that it was never fully resolved, after two episodes that focused on Tucker). It also saddened me when it felt like Tucker wasn't given as much attention. It's understandable that Danny's mind would be on Sam, but it was as if he showed more concern for Sam than he did for Tucker. Of course, this made the part where Tucker and Jazz fight the Sleepwalkers (or the Creepwalkers, as Jazz named them) all the better. It made me glad that Sam had went with Danny, so the duo left behind had their own time to shine.



All in all, "Frightmare" was pretty average compared to some other episodes. DP has had some pretty good episodes, and this one just doesn't fully live up to my standards that I have with the show. I definitely give points here for the humor, and the storyline with the concept of using dreams, but it isn't really an episode that I would sit down to watch again.

I just got finished watching this episode and I LOVED IT!!!!! I thought it was great... It was kinda funny too! I liked how it started right off and didn't waste anytime in the beggining to get to the story... I also liked how Danny used his ice powers again! The way Nocturne looked was really cool.. His face was like an evil clownish kinda, but I though it was cool that his body was like a blanket of stars. It reminded me of a book i once read... I hope the next episode is like this one! I think im gonna go watch this epsode again on my DVR!

This episode is by far one of the greatest of the series!!! I loved the beginning part where Danny is dreaming that he is popular and is dating Sam. I laughed when I saw Sam was dreaming the exact same thing. It was hilarious seeing Danny's reaction when he saw Sam liked him too. He backed away from the dream and fell into a table. Tucker's dream was good too. He dreamt that he was rich and famous and was dating two girls that looked just like Star. It was funny how Tucker had Danny as the janitor. Danny didn't find it funny though. He got really mad. It was cute how Sam wouldn't let Danny go into Nocturn's dream alone. She told him that he had no choice but to take her with him. He seemed pleased that she wanted to go. I loved the ending! Sam, Tucker, Danny, and Jazz were sitting on the pier looking out towards the water and talking about their dreams. Danny and Sam played dumb and told Tucker and Jazz they couldn't remember anything. Right after that, Sam and Danny look at each other and blush, and then the scene closes with a heart surrounding them. It was so adorable!

I thought this was awesome!!!! Everything is the episode showed that both DAnny and Sam like each other. Danny and SAm ahd the same dream? that was awesome!^^ I give it a 10^^

I thought it was amazing the way Danny got to see everyone's dreams. It was so cool the Nocturn looked.

He looked like the nightime sky as a body with a really weird face and stuff.

DREAMS~~~

*in order of apprence*

Danny-Star foot ball player Super smart and Sam's Boyfriend.



Tucker- Super rich guy with a frige of Chocolate milk to girls that look like star flirting with him a million cars.



Sam- Same as Danny.



Jazz- Profecer at Yale married to Dash

I loved this eppi (although I watched it without sound). I saw how Danny was shocked at how Sam had the same dream! His face was..... OMG! "Can you make room for your girlfriend?" Classic line, dude! This was probably number 3 in my top ten fave Danny Phantom eppis! I really liked how Danny said Sam before anyone else when he realized that Nocturne had put everyone to sleep. That was really sweet of him. The way that Butch Hartman made Nocturne look was really...... cool? Yeah I guess. His face looked like a goat or a ram and his body was like a bunch of stars that didn't stay in one place. Totally unorigional... that's in a GOOD way peoples!!!!

There are so much stuff I can say about this episode!

First of all Mr. Stayrinesss.... I mean Frighty.... I mean Nocturn was so incredably hot, smexy, and just perfect!

I loved his power, and when he did in on Danny in that flashback, and then cought Danny as hel fell asleep, I just screamed!



The D/S stuff in this episode were wonderfully done, and Tucker's dream made me laugh, especially when DAnny went, "Seriously, I'm your janitor?!"



Vlad having a maddie plushie made me laugh so hard. I wouldn't mind having a Nocturn plushie myself!



All in all, the best episode yet!

I can't believe it! I finally have a new favorite episode besides Beauty Marked. This episode was just plain freaking awesome! One, I loved the villain. Nocturne was just plain awesome!....I don't know if he's as awesome as Aragon yet...that Eragon parody and all... But I loved him...Even if he did get his little Oogie Boogie Imposters to do all the work for him. Didn't they look like Little Oogie Boogie's from TNBC? I thought they did.. I also love soem of the quotes Danny said. Liek when all the little Oogie Boogie monsters were there. "Love the induviduality." and "Just so you know, I don't do windows." Haha. I also loved how Sam and Danny had the same dream. It was so cute! Danny however, woke up when he was about to kiss Sam..Is he like afraid of kissing her? Like he knows he likes her but he just doesn't want to ruin their friendship? Probably but I loved it anyway. It was just so sweet. Especially the part where Sam wanted to go with Danny. It's weird how two people are able to overshadow someone....It's kind of like in Want you want when Tucker and Danny overshadowed Paulina only they were both ghosts at the time in that and Sam is a human. Oh well it was still cool. I loved Nocturne's vision too. Oh well. It was a great episode and now officially probably tied for my favorite episode... I still love Beauty Marked a lot. I just wish they would air it in the US so I can tape it!

Before I give the summary I just wanna say that they changed the theme song music. It's now a little faster and has a more cheerful tone to it. Danny is dreaming that he is the star of the football team, Dash is his friend, Sam is his gf, and everyone knows his secret and they all think he's awesome. Then the Fright Knight attacks however Danny quickly freezes him and sucks him into the thermos. Danny and Sam are about to kiss when he suddenly wakes up in the Ghost Zone and he notices he has a strange helmet on his head. He automatically destroys the helmet while asking himself how he got into the Ghost Zone in the 1st place. He quickly flies back to Fenton Works to find that the same helmet he had was put on his parents and Jazz. He tries to take them off but whenever he touches them he gets a huge shock. When he looks at the tape recorded on the Opp Center vid cams, he sees a weird shape (Nocturn). He flies over to Sam's house and see's her with a helmet too. Then he flies to Tucker's house to find a similiar helmet situation with Tucker. He uses Tuck's laptop to see what happened and he sees the same weird shape he saw on the tape at the Opp Center. When Danny gets outside he sees the whole town being overrun by green ghosts. He tries to blast them with a ghost ray but they regenerate. Then he freezes them. Danny first guesses that Vlad is behind this but when he gets to his manor he sees Vlad asleep and wearing a helmet too. Then he goes back outside and a ghost attacks him. The ghost reveals that he is Nocturn the ghost of sleep and dreams. Danny starts to blast him with a ghost ray but he regenerates saying that he is very powerful when people sleep. He forms more of those green ghosts but Danny quickly freezes them. Then they grab Danny and take him to some lab or something. He starts freezing all the ghosts there and escapes from Nocturn. He then decides that in order to wake up Sam, Tucker, and Jazz he'll have to turn their dream into a nightmare. He goes into Tuck's dream first where Tucker is a millionaire and there are 2 Starr's both in love with him. And Danny is the janitor!! Danny quickly overshadows one of the Starr's and just as Tuck's about to kiss her, he appears and Tuck wakes up. Then they go to Sam's dream which is just like Danny's. He overshadows Dash and tells Sam that he (Dash) is the ghost kid and Dash goes ghost. Sam wakes up and then they wake Jazz up who is a Yale professor but then gets married to Dash!!!! They all go over to the mattress store where Nocturn is slowly gathering energy from an antenae recieving the sleep energy from the brain helmets. Sam and Danny go inside Nocturn's dream and wake him up. Danny quickly freezes Nocturn and the helmets are destroyed waking everyone in Amity Park up. Then Sam sucks Nocturn into the thermos. At the end Danny, Sam, Tucker, and Jazz are discussing their dreams. When they get to Danny and Sam they completely deny their dreams and say they forgot. They both blush and the episode ends.

A very good episode. I loved it when Sam wore Danny's "team jacket." It really proves that Danny wants Sam to be his girlfriend. The other away around with Sam. Then, Danny realizes that he's sleeping, and goes wakes up Tucker and Sam, and Jazz. They all go and defeat Nocturn. There is also one T/J moment, when Tucker jumped and caught Jazz. Maybe they were hinting at something? All I have to say is that was the best episode so far, and will be the second best after they show Phantom Planet. I guarantee, all D/S fans are looking foward to that.

OMG Biggest DXS moments ever happened int his episode like in the begin in Danny's dream he and Sam are dating and they almost kissed or when he realize what's going on the first person besides his family he wants to see is ok. Also in Sam's dream that was kinda like Danny's dream and when Sam wakes up they both blush saying they didn't see anything and didn't remember anything. Also when Danny is going to go in Nocturn (or however you spell it) dream Sam's like I'm going with you and there was like a pause moment of them looking at each other. Then Jazz is like "wow those 2 are really...". Then the villain call Sam Danny's girlfriend. Then at the end they said they don't remember anything and blush. My favorite episode.

A ghost called Nocturne absorbs the dreams of everyone in Amityville Park and puts everyone to sleep. Lots of DxS! You can get links to the eppi at:



http://explosiv22.deviantart.com/



In the beginning, Danny has a dream that everyone knew his secret, thought of him as a hero, he got an A+ on his Science test, he's a quarterback, and...Sam's his girlfriend.



Tucker dreams that he owns a huge house and he's surrounded by hot girls and chocolate milk! Not to mention....Danny's a janitor.



Sam dreams ...oddly, the same dream Danny had! Danny was her boyfriend. However in this dream, the actual Danny overshadowed her and went into Sam's dream. He overshadowed dream Dash and pretended to be Danny Phantom which woke Sam up.



Jazz dreamed she was a teacher and married to Dash.



Lots and lots of Danny/Sam fluff, so watch!

I saw some pictures of this episode and it looks like very special episode with new ghost and maybe with a new power. I suppose it airs very soon. I also saw that the new ghost was very powerful and Danny should his freezing power which I like very much and maybe his strongest power Ghostly Wail. Maybe there will be a new character too. I also heard and saw in the pictures that Danny was wearing some headset and in Wikipedia the discussion of this episode was like this:

"Danny wakes up wearing a strange headset, floating in the Ghost Zone."

I had read another review about idea's for this episode (look at Frightmares reviews) and I agree with what he/she said, I believe this will re-introduce Dani trying to figure out how to stabilize herself, of course she'd need to contact Danny who is the only one who could possible help her, with the excpetion of Vlad and... we all know why she wouldn't go ask him for help. I wouldn't doubt having them do something dramatic and having her turn into a puddle of green goo, then Danny reversing it just in time, he'd probably having to duke it out with Vlad since he was such a huge part of Kindred Spirits, and him having the only things nessesary to make her stable, it'd be cool to see Danny go to Vlad for help, I dunno why but I always like those moments X) Although more so when it's vice-versa, and it'd be more exciting (don't ask me why) if Danny asked instead of Dani and left without telling her. Anyways we can't be positive till we see it, and I hope it'll be soon.