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THAT was my FAVOURITE episode since Eccleston left! Possibly even my favourite episode in the new series ever! I was a bit iffy at first (why would everyone put up with living in traffic jams?) but then all the explanations worked and the characters were great (mostly) and IT HAD THE MACRA TERROR!!!!

Sorry. Will catch breath now and comment more later. I loved this episode. 4laugh xd whee

Yeah who played George Sunday in 'My Hero' and i don't think it's the whole of the Cult of Skaro just Sec.

I really liked this episode, and I really hope the Time Lords do come back. Mainly because the probability of them not surviving at all is very low, but also coz it would be really cool to see the doctor with another Time Lord. I just have a problem. How come the master can come back if he was sucked into the TARDIS in someone else's body with minus 1 regeneration left? Just a thought.
Can't wait till next week. DALEKS!!! Although, I want to see the one with the evil scarecrows in even more!

Well, I have to say, that was great. I'll give it a 5/5 simply because it's the best Tennant episode, ever.

Ok, so, firstly, I'd like to make it clear I was being very careful to pay attention to the actual episode, not just the Face of Boe's last words. Infact the whole "You are not alone" thing was probably the least important part of the episode for me. What, in my poinion, made this episode great is the plot. First, it's an enormous traffic jam, on a multi-level motorway where it takes a lifetime to reach your destination. Then, there's something funny going on, perhaps aliens, perhaps monsters, perhaps highwaymen. Then the fact that there were no officials down there hinted that it was a conspiracy; this was the best bit for me. Suddenly, the motorway thing kind of makes sense, people head off looking for a new place to find, and never get out of the motorway. The fast lane requires three people and there's something weird down there, with people disappearing all the time. The whole motorway is a solution to overcrowding. The undercity is filled with the less fortunate, they want to get somewhere else, they go to the motorway. The people in the overcity would probably be rich, they'd get to live in their glorious city, without poor people to bother them. And the things in the fast lane might be aliens, wanting something to eat, perhaps. A perfect deal: The rich get rid of the poor and solve overcrowding and deal with the aliens(who might be a threat), and the aliens get what they want.

Then, you discover that they're trapped down there for a much less evil reason; everyone above them is dead, and they were kept down there to protect them from a virus. Less complex, but somehow more interesting and satisfying. A definate 5/5 in my mind, but not because of the Face of Boe's last words or Tennant looking like his head was melting(which was actually good acting, I'll admit, he definately conveyed tragic feelings of sadness and loss), but because of the episode's story itself.