Home > Doctor Who > Season 3 « TV Series Page Doctor Who: Season 3 (2007) SEASON: Season 3 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Season 5 Season 6 Season 7 Season 8 Season 9 Season 10 Season 11 Season 12 Season 13 Season 14 Season 15 Season 16 Season 17 Season 18 Season 19 Season 20 Season 21 Season 22 Season 23 Season 24 + WANT TO SEE Episode List Season 3 Doctor Who Critics Consensus No consensus yet. 100% TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 6 No Score Yet Audience Score User Ratings: 0 NEW More Info × Close ADD YOUR RATING Share on Facebook Post Want to See Add Rating My Rating × Want to See Post Share on Facebook Episodes 1 Smith and Jones Air date: Jul 6, 2007 While undercover at a hospital, The Doctor befriends a medical student and encounters a shapeshifting fugitive. More 2 The Shakespeare Code Air date: Jul 13, 2007 The Doctor and Martha travel to 16th century England where they team with William Shakespeare to save the world. More 3 Gridlock Air date: Jul 20, 2007 When The Doctor takes her on a trip to the distant future, Martha is kidnapped. More 4 Daleks in Manhattan Air date: Jul 27, 2007 The Doctor and Martha travel to New York during The Great Depression where they investigate a series of strange disappearances. More 5 Evolution of the Daleks Air date: Aug 3, 2007 While in Depression-era New York, The Doctor and Martha must do battle with the Daleks and a race of pig-like creatures. More 6 The Lazarus Experiment Air date: Aug 10, 2007 When a genetic experiment goes awry, it's up to The Doctor and Martha to stem a resulting tide of death. More 7 42 Air date: Aug 17, 2007 It's a race against time as The Doctor attempts to right a space-ship's course before it flies into the sun. More 8 Human Nature Air date: Aug 24, 2007 To escape a group of evildoers, The Doctor transforms himself into a human in pre-WWI England. More 9 The Family of Blood Air date: Sep 7, 2007 As WWI looms, The Doctor remains in human form and is reluctant to return to his previous life. More 10 Blink Air date: Sep 14, 2007 To protect a young woman in 2007, The Doctor sends her a series of messages from 1969. More Show More Episodes Doctor Who: Season 3 Photos View All Photos (28) Tv Season Info The 10th Doctor (David Tennent) returns in this third series of the BBC's thoroughly modern updating of the seminal sci-fi series "Doctor Who". This time, the Doctor is joined by a new companion, Martha (Freema Agyeman), a medical school student who encounters the time lord during an incident at a London hospital. Among the highlights of the third series are the return of the Doctor's arch nemesis, the Daleks; a trip to the moon; a journey aboard a space craft heading towards the sun; and a jaunt back to Elizabethan London. Later, another formidable foe from the Doctor's past, the Master, makes a return appearance. Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy Network: BBC America Premiere Date: Jul 6, 2007 Creator: Sydney Newman Cast David Tennant as Doctor Who Freema Agyeman as Martha Jones Adjoa Andoh as Francine Jones Derek Jacobi as Professor Yana John Barrowman as Captain Jack Harkness Gugu Mbatha-Raw as Tish Jones Miranda Raison as Tallulah Jessica Hynes as Joan Redfern Reggie Yates as Leo Jones John Simm as The Master Ryan Carnes as Laszlo John Simm as The Master Harry Lloyd as Baines Trevor Laird as Clive Jones Hugh Quarshie as Solomon Andrew Garfield as Frank Anne Reid as Florence Finnegan Dean Lennox Kelly as Shakespeare Michelle Collins as Kath McDonnell Ardal O'Hanlon as Brannigan Carey Mulligan as Sally Sparrow Eric Loren as Mr. Diagoras Rebekah Staton as Jenny Lucy Gaskell as Kathy Nightingale Christina Cole as Lilith Anna Hope as Novice Hame Roy Marsden as Mr. Stoker Derek Jacobi as Professor Yana Earl Perkins as Man No. 1 Alexandra Moen as Lucy Saxon Nicholas Briggs as Judoon Paul Kasey as Judoon Thomas Sangster as Tim Latimer Finlay Robertson as Larry Nightingale Sam Marks as Wiggins Travis Oliver as Milo William Ash as Riley Vashtee Chipo Chung as Chantho Barnaby Edwards as Dalek Operator Amanda Lawrence as Doomfinger Anthony Flanagan as Orin Scannell Lenora Crichlow as Cheen René Zagger as Padra Mark Gatiss as Lazarus Richard Cant as Malcolm Wainwright Nicholas Pegg as Dalek Operator Ian Porter as Foreman David Hankinson as Dalek Operator Elize du Toit as Sinister Woman Neil Reidman as Lieutenant Atillo Tom Palmer as Hutchinson Michael Obiora as Billy Shipton Jennifer Hennessy as Valerie Thelma Barlow as Lady Thaw Tom Palmer as Hutchinson Linda Clark as Bloodtide Matthew Chambers as Hal Korwin Felix Schwinn as Myrna Gerard Horan as Clark Louis Mahoney as Old Billy Paul Marc Davis as Chieftain Jalaal Hartley as Dick Lucy O'Connell as Olive Woman Gary Powell as Dev Ashton Bridget Turner as Alice Zoe Thorne as Sphere Gerard Logan as Sphere Kimmi Richards as Annalise Lauren Wilson as Lucy Cartwright Thomas Nelstrop as Ben Wainwright Alexis Caley as Lois Bertie Carvel as Mysterious Man Tom Ellis as Thomas Milligan David Westhead as Kempe Georgine Anderson as May Vinette Robinson as Abi Lerner Robert Forknall as Guard Johnnie Lyne-Pirkis as Sphere Rebecca Oldfield as Erina Lessak John Bell as Creet Ben Righton as Morganstern Colin Stinton as President Pip Torrens as Rocastle Nichola McAuliffe as Vivien Rook Ellie Haddington as Professor Doherty Andree Bernard as Dolly Bailey Simon Pearsall as Whitey Ian Boldsworth as Banto Daisy Lewis as Javit Nicholas Gecks as Albert Dumfries Peter R. Brooke as Man No. 2 Ray Sawyer as Desk Sergeant Vineeta Rishi as Juila Swales Chris Larkin as Lynley Matthew White as Phillips Deborah MacLaren as Kistane Nicholas Boulton as Businessman Stephen Marcus as Jailer Derek Smith as Doorman Abigail Canton as Wiry Woman Derek Smith as Doorman Sharon Osbourne Tom Golding as Lad Joe Montana as Worker No. 1 Natasha Alexander as Woman Matt King as Peter Streete Erika Macleod as Sally Calypso Peter Bourke as Mr. Chambers Robert Demeger as Preacher Stewart Alexander Falconer as Worker No. 2 Judy Norman as Ma Stewart Alexander as Worker No. 2 Angela Pleasence as Queen Elizabeth Graham Padden as Pa Mel Taylor as Dock Worker Ann Widdecombe Olivia Hill as BBC Newsreader Lucy Davenport as Pale Woman Tom Edden as Pharmacist No. 1 Lachele Carl as US Newsreader Natasha Williams as Pharmacist No. 2 Anthony Spargo as Dalek Operator Daniel Ming as Chinese Newsreader Gayle Telfer Stevens as Pharmacist No. 3 Struan Rodger as The Face of Boe John Sandilands as The Master (age 8) Show More Cast News & Interviews for Doctor Who: Season 3 The Scariest TV Episodes Ever 15 TV Shows You Should Binge-Watch This October TV to Comics: 5 Successful Comic Book Series Born From Television View All Doctor Who: Season 3 News Episodes 1 Smith and Jones Air date: Jul 6, 2007 While undercover at a hospital, The Doctor befriends a medical student and encounters a shapeshifting fugitive. More 2 The Shakespeare Code Air date: Jul 13, 2007 The Doctor and Martha travel to 16th century England where they team with William Shakespeare to save the world. More 3 Gridlock Air date: Jul 20, 2007 When The Doctor takes her on a trip to the distant future, Martha is kidnapped. More 4 Daleks in Manhattan Air date: Jul 27, 2007 The Doctor and Martha travel to New York during The Great Depression where they investigate a series of strange disappearances. More 5 Evolution of the Daleks Air date: Aug 3, 2007 While in Depression-era New York, The Doctor and Martha must do battle with the Daleks and a race of pig-like creatures. More 6 The Lazarus Experiment Air date: Aug 10, 2007 When a genetic experiment goes awry, it's up to The Doctor and Martha to stem a resulting tide of death. More 7 42 Air date: Aug 17, 2007 It's a race against time as The Doctor attempts to right a space-ship's course before it flies into the sun. More 8 Human Nature Air date: Aug 24, 2007 To escape a group of evildoers, The Doctor transforms himself into a human in pre-WWI England. More 9 The Family of Blood Air date: Sep 7, 2007 As WWI looms, The Doctor remains in human form and is reluctant to return to his previous life. More 10 Blink Air date: Sep 14, 2007 To protect a young woman in 2007, The Doctor sends her a series of messages from 1969. More Show More Episodes Critic Reviews for Doctor Who Season 3 All Critics (6) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (6) | Rotten (0) 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. Jun 15, 2018 | Rating: 9/10 | Full Review… Arnold T. Blumberg IGN Movies The supporting cast does its usual excellent job in the third series. Jun 15, 2018 | Full Review… Steven Lloyd Wilson Pajiba 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. May 7, 2018 | Full Review… James Delingpole The Spectator One of the triumphs here is that the narrative finally makes some dramatic sense of Martha and where her place is in the series. Jun 15, 2018 | Full Review… Ross Ruediger Slant Magazine Top Critic That's the simultaneous thrill and frustration of watching Doctor Who: You really never, ever know where this show is going to go next. Jun 15, 2018 | Full Review… Alasdair Wilkins AV Club Top Critic This episode, the concluding story in a Manhattan adventure, features the most spectacular Dalek action in Doctor Who's history. Feb 27, 2018 | Full Review… Robin Oliver Sydney Morning Herald Top Critic View All Critic Reviews (6) Audience Reviews for Doctor Who: Season 3 Jan 15, 2019 Good Writing, Good Doctor, Great Show. Benjamin M Jan 13, 2019 a better follow up year. Josh P Jan 13, 2019 Another high quality season of one of my favourite Doctors that has great stories and respectful to the seasons and original series that came before it, I love this show! Kevin M Jan 09, 2019 Varies between poor to good episodes but let down by a poor choice of companion in Martha. Roger S Jan 02, 2019 Another great season! S W Dec 31, 2018 David Tennant so far has to be the best doctor after Tom Baker! AMAZING SHOW! I would call it a must watch! Dec 22, 2018 Once again a fantastic series by RTD. Especially the Political Satire with Harold Saxon. James W W Dec 11, 2018 Loved the finale in this season connor m Nov 17, 2018 One of the best seasons! Darryl S Sep 12, 2018 Some of the best episodes of Dr Who ever were in this season. Some very thought provoking concepts too. Good stories. 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