Series 3 (Doctor Who 2005)

For the 1965-66 season of the original series, see Season 3.

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Series 3 of Doctor Who (sometimes called Season 29) ran between March 2007 and July 2007 and starred David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor and introduced Freema Agyeman as his companion Martha Jones. The main cast was expanded to include John Barrowman as Jack Harkness in the final three episodes of the series. Catherine Tate appeared as Donna Noble in the 2006 Christmas special, The Runaway Bride, which was filmed as part of the Series 3 block and featured on the Series 3 DVD. Despite this, The Runaway Bride is a special episode and not considered to be a part of Series 3 by the Episode Guide on the official website.

Promotional postcard for the series.

Overview

This new series introduced Martha Jones (played by Freema Agyeman) as the Doctor's new companion. This series also introduced a new logo design, which was first shown in "The Runaway Bride." The logo continued throughout Series 4. A new costume was also designed for the Doctor, a blue suit, alongside the brown suit. The main storyline for this series was focused on "Harold Saxon", an alias for the Master.

Television Stories

Christmas special

#	Title	Writer	Notes
N/A	The Runaway Bride	Russell T. Davies

Regular season

#	Title	Writer	Notes
1	Smith and Jones	Russell T. Davies	First appearance of Martha Jones and the Judoon
2	The Shakespeare Code	Gareth Roberts
3	Gridlock	Russell T. Davies	Reintroduction of the Macra, final appearance of the Face of Boe
4	Pt. 1: Daleks in Manhattan Pt. 2: Evolution of the Daleks	Helen Raynor	Return of the Cult of Skaro
5	The Lazarus Experiment	Stephen Greenhorn
6	42	Chris Chibnall
7	Pt. 1: Human Nature Pt. 2: The Family of Blood	Paul Cornell
8	Blink	Steven Moffat	First appearance of the Weeping Angels
9	Pt. 1: Utopia Pt. 2: The Sound of Drums Pt. 3: Last of the Time Lords	Russell T. Davies	Reintroduction of the Master. Return of Jack Harkness to Doctor Who. Final regular appearance of Martha Jones

Animated special

#	Title	Writer	Notes
N/A	The Infinite Quest	Alan Barnes	Shown originally in 13 parts (aprox 3:30 each) on Totally Doctor Who, later rebroadcast as a 45 minute episode