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Episodes
While undercover at a hospital, The Doctor befriends a medical student and encounters a shapeshifting fugitive.
The Doctor and Martha travel to 16th century England where they team with William Shakespeare to save the world.
When The Doctor takes her on a trip to the distant future, Martha is kidnapped.
The Doctor and Martha travel to New York during The Great Depression where they investigate a series of strange disappearances.
While in Depression-era New York, The Doctor and Martha must do battle with the Daleks and a race of pig-like creatures.
When a genetic experiment goes awry, it's up to The Doctor and Martha to stem a resulting tide of death.
It's a race against time as The Doctor attempts to right a space-ship's course before it flies into the sun.
To escape a group of evildoers, The Doctor transforms himself into a human in pre-WWI England.
As WWI looms, The Doctor remains in human form and is reluctant to return to his previous life.
To protect a young woman in 2007, The Doctor sends her a series of messages from 1969.
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Martha Jones
Francine Jones
Leo Jones
Clive Jones
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Critic Reviews for Doctor Who Season 3
All Critics (6) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (6) | Rotten (0)
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.
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.
Audience Reviews for Doctor Who: Season 3
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Dec 29, 2020This season tires to raise the bar, and even though it's still a great product sometimes it loses itself in some too-heavy episode. Good performance from Agyeman, but sadly her character has the difficult job to replace one of the most loved character of the series so far, and this feeling is present through all the season.
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Dec 13, 2020Martha is one of my least favorite companions, but this season features "Human Nature", "Family of Blood", and "Blink" (all in a row, too!) so it automatically gets a high rating because of those impeccable episodes. "Blink", of course, was written by the great Steven Moffat. The season finale was alright, though stretching it over three episodes was a bit ridiculous, and it didn't fill them very well, either. Still, this season featured some amazing episodes, as I said, though it still had flaws ("Evolution of the Daleks", "42") and an overall meh companion.
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Apr 16, 2020Another mind blowing performance by Tennant; the only thing wrong with this season is Martha Jones. Her character just feels like a sad replacement of Rose, she doesn't bring anything new to the show besides her whining jealousy and complaints everytime Rose is named. Really a pity, she could have been a great companion, if given the chance.
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Apr 12, 2020One of the really good seasons!
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