Season 3
At twelve episodes, The Daleks' Master Plan was the longest story in the show's history until superseded by the fourteen-episode The Trial of a Time Lord in 1986. The season also had the greatest number of different companions (seven) and producers (three). This was the longest season in the history of the franchise to date, at 45 episodes. It also featured the first appearance of actor Nicholas Courtney, although not in his most famous role as the Brigadier. The Daleks' Master Plan also saw the return of Peter Butterworth as the Monk, who became the second Doctor Who enemy to make a return (after the Daleks themselves) to the show. This was also the season of The War Machines, to date the only televised story in which the taboo of never referring to the Doctor directly by the name "Doctor Who" is broken, with the exception of Missy's teasing in World Enough and Time.
All Episodes
S3 E1: Four Hundred Dawns
S3 E2: Trap of Steel
S3 E3: Air Lock
S3 E4: The Exploding Planet
S3 E5: Mission to the Unknown
S3 E6: Temple of Secrets
S3 E7: Small Prophet, Quick Return
S3 E8: Death of a Spy
S3 E9: Horse of Destruction
S3 E10: The Nightmare Begins
S3 E11: Day of Armageddon
S3 E12: Devil's Planet
S3 E13: The Traitors
S3 E14: Counter Plot
S3 E15: Coronas of the Sun
S3 E16: The Feast of Steven
S3 E17: Volcano
S3 E18: Golden Death
S3 E19: Escape Switch
S3 E20: The Abandoned Planet
S3 E21: Destruction of Time
S3 E22: War of God
S3 E23: The Sea Beggar
S3 E24: Priest of Death
S3 E25: Bell of Doom
S3 E26: The Steel Sky
S3 E27: The Plague
S3 E28: The Return
S3 E29: The Bomb
S3 E30: The Celestial Toyroom
S3 E31: The Hall of Dolls
S3 E32: The Dancing Floor
S3 E33: The Final Test
S3 E34: A Holiday for the Doctor
S3 E35: Don't Shoot the Pianist
S3 E36: Johnny Ringo
S3 E37: The O.K. Corral
S3 E38: The Savages (1)
S3 E39: The Savages (2)
S3 E40: The Savages (3)
S3 E41: The Savages (4)
S3 E42: The War Machines (1)
S3 E43: The War Machines (2)
S3 E44: The War Machines (3)
S3 E45: The War Machines (4)