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	The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances
		The TARDIS materialises in an alleyway, and the Doctor and Rose emerge, unaware that they’re being observed.
		The Doctor is put out by Rose’s assumption that he never dances, and Rose, amused, turns up the volume on the radio and invites him to show her his moves.
		When Jack mentions the destruction of Pompeii, the Doctor is appalled at his frivilousness about such a horrific event in history; this is probably linked to The Fires of Vulcan, where the Seventh Doctor was convinced that he would lose his TARDIS in the volcanic eruption and be trapped on Earth forever.
	www.drwhoguide.com /who_tv08.htm (6056 words)

	The Doctor Dances - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Doctor Dances is an episode in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, which was first broadcast on May 28, 2005.
		The Doctor repeats his order, saying that he is very cross with them, and slowly, the zombies turn and return to their beds, and the Child turns away from Nancy, leaving the house and wandering away.
		Rose says Jack reminds her of the Doctor, except with "dating and dancing." The Doctor is mildly offended that Rose assumes he cannot dance, and Rose, amused, asks him to prove it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Doctor_Dances (3545 words)

	The Doctor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Later, the Doctor is upset that Kes seems to be undergoing some sort of medical crisis and allows her to stay in Sickbay with him to go over the research of her "condition".
		Later, the Doctor is re-activated by Janeway and he tells her the neuro-interfaces are being controlled through the surgical console in Sickbay.
		The Doctor tells her that the nebula is causing a degradation in the gel packs and that it must be affecting her Borg implants in much the same way.
	members.aol.com /amoros9/voyager/doctor.html (4371 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: Reviews
		The climax, as Nancy admits her dark secret and the Doctor wills the nano-genes (is that the right spelling?) to recognise her DNA as she holds her son, is emotionally tense and thrilling, and what could have been sentimental and cloying is instead gripping and truly euphoric.
		And also the Doctor uncovered that the reason why a family received such generous proportions of meat from the butcher was because the father was in fact giving the butcher some extra meat if you know what I mean.
		Also seeing the Doctor a little vexed at not being seen as the dancing type was quite nice, and when he did eventually dance at the end to a more jazzy tune, I couldn't help but get up myself and dance.
	www.gallifreyone.com /review.php?id=2005-10 (2251 words)

	Doctor Who
		The Doctor is wounded by a street gang and taken to a hospital, where the doctor is perplexed by his two hearts.
		Doctor Who was first created by Sydney Newman, new head of drama for BBC and previous co-creator of The Avengers for British ABC-TV (no relation to the American Broadcasting Company, though it did broadcast the Avengers in the US).
		The first of eight Doctors (William Hartnell) was a rather forbidding, grouchy Edwardian eccentric, who takes his granddaughter and her two teachers to “100,000 BC” where stone age tribes are dealing with the discovery of fire in a 5-episode story.
	www.angelfire.com /mn/nn/Who.html (1997 words)

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		The Curse of the Fatal Death, that is).
		The fact that Part Two is called The Doctor Dances is either a ludicrously frivolous title or some sort of theme which I just don't get (although the fact that "dancing" is used as a substitute for "sex" makes me wonder if we're just being told something...
		I like the two-parter which is comprised of The Empty Child and The Doctor Dances (oh, for a proper title!).
	www.pagefillers.com /dwrg/emptydances.htm (2817 words)

	Discontinuity Guide - The Doctor Dances
		The Doctor talks about Nancy being 20 or 21 now, and 16 or 17 when Jamie was born, and then goes on to talk about what happened when Jamie was born as her being a "teenaged single mum in 1941" - surely he should be saying that this was in the 1930s.
		I think it's safe to say that the Doctor doesn't have any romantic feelings for Rose, especially given this incarnation's general disdain for humanity, and any romantic feelings that Rose may have for the Doctor are not reciprocated.
		They feature the story of Doctor Constantine, and a story about the "Schlecter Wolf" bombs, which are also mentioned in a press release on the UNIT website.
	www.whoniverse.org /discontinuity/9J.php (1801 words)

	Eye of Horus \| Doctor Who \| Series One - 2005 - Episode Guide - 10 - The Doctor Dances
		It is an intriguing episode for the Doctor and Rose Tyler, pushing their friendship (I am still not comfortable about using the phrase 'relationship') into a new realm.
		Her conversations about sexuality and sex (read: the euphemism of 'dancing') were clearly embarrassing ("I'm trying to resonate Concrete!") for the Doctor but she ambushed him into admitting that he, having lived for 900 years, "must have danced" at sometime or other.
		DOCTOR WHO FOLKLORE Captain Jack Harkness reveals that he was a Time Agent but now works against the Time Agency since they wiped his mind of two years worth of memories.
	www.eyeofhorus.org.uk /content/series-01/10-dances.html (798 words)

	The Doctor Dances
		The Doctor, Rose and Jack enter the room where the injured Jamie was treated, finding the walls covered in pictures of a woman, and a tape recording of the boy calling for out his mother.
		The Doctor doubts that Jack will be true to his word, and tries to get out of Rose’s offer of a dance while they wait; Rose teases the Doctor over his ‘rival’, just as Jack teleports them to the cabin of his spaceship.
		Returning to the TARDIS with Rose, the Doctor is particularly pleased with himself, as for once, no-one has died; he then materialises the TARDIS on board Captain Jack’s ship and rescues the dashing young man just before his vessel is destroyed in the blast of the exploding bomb.
	www.clivebanks.co.uk /Doctordances.htm (925 words)

	The Doctor Dances
		The Doctor has taken the view that whatever is happening to the people of London is down to the Chula ambulance Jack has brought to this time period.
		When Rose tells the Doctor that he is like him only ‘with dating and dancing’ the Doctor is insulted that she assumes he doesn’t dance.
		Rose asks for a demonstration but the Doctor distracts her by asking how she was rescued from a barrage balloon when her hands show no signs of rope burns.
	www.historyvortex.org /DoctorDances.html (1269 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: Episode Guide
		The Doctor (Christopher Eccleston), Rose (Billie Piper) and Jack (John Barrowman) narrowly escape the zombie plague victims in Albion Hospital by using some clever moves and Jack’s disruptor pistol to exit through the floor.
		Meanwhile, Jack teleports himself out of the hospital, but the Doctor and Rose are still trapped — and later pulled out via the teleporter in Jack’s ship while she’s teaching the Time Lord how to dance (or so she thinks).
		The Doctor realises that the Chula transport ship was carrying nanobots, microscopic robots that heal damaged tissue; unfortunately, without a proper pattern to base their work on, they used the young boy — Nancy’s son, Jamie — as a model, and are now turning everyone they come into contact with into something like him.
	www.gallifreyone.com /episode.php?id=2005-10 (657 words)

	Doctor Who: The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances, reviewed by Fiona Moore and Alan Stevens
		There are some nice lines and witty exchanges of banter, particularly the Doctor's remark about not being sure whether the street children's scheme to keep fed is Marxism in action or a West End musical, or the sequence where Rose and Jack exploit the flirtation potential of psychic paper.
		However, historical settings seem usually to lead to historical inaccuracies, such as the idea that an officer's club in the 1940s, when everyone was maintaining flout conditions and air-raids were a random occurrence, would have had the lights on and the windows open.
		Effectively, all the Doctor's speech does is perpetuate a national myth, rather than explore the political complexities of the real situation.
	www.kaldorcity.com /features/articles/child.html (936 words)

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		It comes at the climax of this episode where the Doctor and company are sheltering from the rampaging hordes of gas-masked zombies and he convinces Nancy to reveal her secret to the brother.
		The Doctor has never quite been this delighted by the outcome of one of his adventures and it is wonderful to experience, he positively glows with pride that the death count for this crisis is zero and considering the danger and the possible nightmarish outcome it is hard not to share his joi de vivre!
		The Doctor Dances was screened on ABC television in Australia this Saturday and it must rate as one of the most eagerly anticipated episodes this season.
	www.pagefillers.com /dwrg/doctordances.htm (2655 words)

	Newbies Guide - The Doctor Dances
		The ninth Doctor has been mentally scarred by the part he played in the Time War and the destruction of his home planet.
		Before meeting the Doctor, Rose lived with her mother, Jackie Tyler, on a council estate and had a boyfriend called Mickey Smith.
		Doctor Who is both copyrighted and trademarked by the BBC.
	www.whoniverse.org /newbies/9J.php (522 words)

	Abandon-Innocence.com - Fanfic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Doctor, his companions and the TARDIS all belong to the BBC and their current crop of producers.
		He grinned at her, and soon they were dancing again as Rose got back into the song.
		Just as she was reaching the last verse, a whirring sound started up, and the Doctor looked down to see that the screwdriver was glowing in his jacket pocket.
	www.abandon-innocence.com /fanfic/rosesings.html (1554 words)

	SCI FI WIRE
		LONDON?Steven Moffat, who wrote the Doctor Who first-season episodes "The Empty Child" and "The Doctor Dances," told SCI FI Wire that he was surprised by the overwhelmingly positive response to the two-parter, which makes its U.S. debut on SCI FI Channel May 5 and May 12 at 9 p.m.
		In "The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances," the Doctor (Christopher Eccleston) and Rose (Billie Piper) travel back to World War II London during the Blitz, where they encounter an army of gas-mask-covered zombies, as well as Captain Jack Harkness (John Barrowman), a 53rd-century adventurer of somewhat ambiguous sexuality.
		In the episode, the new Doctor (David Tennant) encounters French noblewoman Madame du Pompadour (Sophia Myles) in the 18th-century court of Louis XV.
	www.scifi.com /scifiwire/handheld/35852.html (499 words)

	Doctor Who: The Complete First Series (DVD)
		The Doctor and Rose visit "The End of the World", averting disaster when the sun expands to finally engulf the earth.
		Set during the Blitz, "The Empty Child" and "The Doctor Dances" introduce Captain Jack Harkness, a handsome time-traveling con-man who joins the Doctor's tiny crew.
		In "Boom Town", the Doctor and Company must save Wales from a meddling alien: along the way, the Doctor must decide whether or not to deliver an interstellar criminal to her homeworld, where she faces the death penalty.
	www.scifidimensions.com /Aug06/doctorwho1dvd.htm (873 words)

	Ninth Doctor - Tardis - A Wikia wiki
		It is not specifically known how the Ninth Doctor came in to being, although the commonly accepted explanation is that the Eighth Doctor was killed in the Time War.
		The Doctor's third assistant was ex-Time Agent and conman Captain Jack Harkness, whom the Doctor and Rose met on a visit to London during the World War II Blitz ("The Empty Child," "The Doctor Dances").
		The Ninth Doctor was killed by cellular degeneration caused by absorbing the energies of the Time Vortex from Rose, who had absorbed them from the TARDIS ("The Parting of the Ways").
	tardis.wikia.com /wiki/Ninth_Doctor (706 words)

	Doctor Who (2005) Season One
		Mention "Doctor Who" to almost any American sci-fi fan and you are likely to be met with a blank stare.
		of "The Doctor", master thespian William Hartnell, the show has employed the creme of the creme of the UK talent pool.
		A true reflection of a being with the ability to traverse the bounds of the universe at the flick of a switch.
	www.kensforce.com /Doctor_Who_2005.html (851 words)

	Doctor Who: A Brief History of Time (Travel) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Doctor Who is copyright © 2006 by the British Broadcasting Corporation.
		No infringement is intended upon the rights of the BBC or any holders of any copyright referenced herein.
		Doctor Who: A Brief History Of Time (Travel) is copyright © 1995-2006 Shannon Patrick Sullivan.
	www.shannonsullivan.com /drwho (141 words)

	Ninth & Beyond \| The Empty Child & The Doctor Dances (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Doctor and Rose follow a mysterious time craft into Earth because the Doctor thinks that it's dangerous.
		The Doctor on the other hand meets up with a group of homeless kids lead by a older girl named Nancy, who starts to reveal the secrets behind the mysterious boy in the gas mask that she lives in fear of and a mysterious bomb that isn't a bomb.
		The story concludes when the Doctor, Rose and Jack just about make it out of the Hospital with the aide of Jack's teleportation system and go to the bomb site, where they find Nancy chained to a table after breaking in.
	www.drwho2005.net /emptychild.html (481 words)

	Review of The Doctor Dances - Tenth episode of 2005 Doctor Who series
		The Doctor is ashamed of comparison with his sonic screwdriver and switches Jack’s weapon for a banana.
		In his absence, the Doctor and Rose discuss him and she tells the Doctor about hanging from the barrage balloon rope.
		We had another burst of the Doctor’s “madness”: “What’s life?......Nature’s way of keeping meat fresh.” A strange pronouncement for someone who is supposed to believe all life is precious.
	www.relativedimensions.co.uk /tvep10.html (432 words)

	jonja.net :: View topic - Doctor Who S01 E10 - The Doctor Dances
		Most of the episodes she is more like a puppy that trails behind the Doctor and never truly comes into her own.
		Doctor, Rose, Jack and even Nancy have to come to the solutions one step at a time.
		I've always loved Doctor Who throughout the years but honestly I've never really been emotionally moved in any previous Who as I have with this season, particularly on episodes like End Of The World where we start to see and feel the anguish of The Doctor over the loss of his people.
	www.jonja.net /forums/viewtopic.php?t=1302 (1140 words)

	Doctor Who Chronology: Early 20th Century (1900-1959)
		Twenty years before "The Doctor Dances" (1941), assuming that the Doctor's guess of 20 as Nancy's age is correct.
		The 4th Doctor visits the planet Tigella and assists the natives with a problem with their power source, the Dodecahedron.
		The Empty Child; The Doctor Dances: The Ninth Doctor and Rose arrive in London during the Blitz, attempting to track down a distress signal.
	www.islandnet.com /~dascott/early20th.htm (2135 words)

	GeekPhilosophy.com: Doctor Who blogging: World War Three/Dalek
		But on the other hand, the old Doctor Who was so intrinsic to my origins as a creative person, so fueled my early efforts as a writer and editor, that seeing this new incarnation has been like having gasoline thrown on a fire that had been burning steady but low.
		I think the Doctor is physically tortured more in these two episodes that he has been in the entire 40-plus years of the history of the show prior.
		Rose would be the obvious dispenser of the boo-boo-curing kisses, except she isn’t even aware, in either case, of the Doctor’s suffering.
	flickfilosopher.com /geekphilosophy/2006/05/doctor_who_blog_2.html (2056 words)

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