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Critic Reviews for Doctor Who: Season 3
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This episode, the concluding story in a Manhattan adventure, features the most spectacular Dalek action in Doctor Who's history.
Simm's portrayal of the Master as a dark reflection of Tennant's manic Doctor was, if you'll forgive the obvious pun, a master stroke.
The supporting cast does its usual excellent job in the third series.
Series three's final treat is that the Master is back, played this time not by the great Roger Delgado (obviously), but first by Derek Jacobi and then by John Simm.
One of the triumphs here is that the narrative finally makes some dramatic sense of Martha and where her place is in the series.
That's the simultaneous thrill and frustration of watching Doctor Who: You really never, ever know where this show is going to go next.
Audience Reviews for Doctor Who: Season 3
A necessary next step for Doctor Who that is still thoroughly enjoyable.
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