Welcome to the seventh GOP debate (yes, seventh): the Fox Business/WSJ undercard debate.

Right off the bat, this debate was notable in one particular arena:

i'm not used to debate moderators asking questions i want to know the answer to.

— Ryan (@alwaysonoffense) November 11, 2015

"How would you create jobs?" "What would you do about Syrian refugees?" "What should we do about entitlements?" It's…real questions!!!

— Kristen S Anderson (@KSoltisAnderson) November 11, 2015

The @FBNlive team is drawing a dramatic contrast to the @CNBC debate panel. Professional, focused, and substantive.

— Ed Morrissey (@EdMorrissey) November 11, 2015

Chris Christie drew praise for refusing to trash the other candidates:

In the undercard Gov. Jindal is calling Huck out on cutting cost of government. Christie identifies Hillary as the real target for criticism

— Bo Snerdley (@BoSnerdley) November 11, 2015

Christie trying to be like Cruz was in the last debate in this undercard debate. Reminding his competitors Hillary the real enemy.

— Elisha (@ElishaKrauss) November 11, 2015

In the closing statements, Huckabee told the story of a child who sent him $6. Did it work?

Not sure if the anecdote with the 6-year-old works in this venue.

— Ed Morrissey (@EdMorrissey) November 11, 2015

I really personally like Huckabee, and his closing statement is one of the reasons why.

— Elisha (@ElishaKrauss) November 11, 2015

Reese, you just wasted $6 #GOPDebate

— Matt Vespa (@mVespa1) November 11, 2015

The prevailing opinion on Twitter was that Christie had the strongest closing:

Christie finishes up the same way he debated — by going after Hillary. Good close.

— Ed Morrissey (@EdMorrissey) November 11, 2015

@GovChristie won. Great closing answer. #nhpolitics

— Scott P. Brown (@SenScottBrown) November 11, 2015

Here’s each candidate, in a nutshell:

Christie: The answer is stopping Hillary, Santorum: It's the Family, Huckabee: It's Morality, Jindal: Cut spending #TTT16 #GOPDebate

— Craig Bannister (@CraigBBannister) November 11, 2015

The debate was fairly bland, and many were questioning if we really needed to keep having undercard debates.

That was about as good as could be expected, which is a low bar. But it could have been so much worse. So. Much. Worse. #GOPDebate

— Stephen Green (@VodkaPundit) November 11, 2015

#NOMOREUNDERCARDDEBATES Can I get an AMEN?

— Melissa Clouthier (@MelissaTweets) November 11, 2015

One silly suggestion might have livened things up a bit!

I think they should have to make clothing statements. "I don't like corduroy….it makes a swishing sound when I walk…"

— Jonah Goldberg (@JonahNRO) November 11, 2015

Onward to the main event- the 8th GOP debate.