The Doctor

The Seventh Doctor
Portrayed by Sylvester McCoy
Tenure 1987–1996
First appearance Time and the Rani
Last appearance Survival (regular)
Doctor Who (guest star)
Number of series 3
Appearances 12 stories (42 episodes)
Companions on television: Mel and Ace
in spin-offs: Benny, Roz, Chris, Frobisher, Olla, Hex, Antimony and Catherine
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Preceding Sixth Doctor (Colin Baker)
Succeeding Eighth Doctor (Paul McGann)
Series Seasons 24 to 26

Smith and Jones

On meeting the mysterious John Smith, medical student Martha Jones finds her life turned upside-down. A lightning storm sends the Royal Hope Hospital to the Moon, and Martha must cope with the fierce Judoon and a blood-sucking Plasmavore - and soon she realises John Smith isn't really who he says he is.

The Shakespeare Code

The Doctor and Martha travel to Elizabethan England, where the famous playwright William Shakespeare is being controlled by three witches called Carrionites. The Doctor and Martha must stop the evil witches, and Shakespeare must give the performance of his life in order to save history.

Gridlock

The Doctor returns to a now much grittier New Earth with Martha, eventually to meet the Face of Boe one final time. While there they encounter a spaceship pilot named Thomas Kincade Brannigan — a cat being of a similar appearance to the Sisters of Plenitude — and his wife, Valerie and find the streets being ruled by sinister Pharmacists.

Daleks in Manhatten

The Doctor and Martha arrive in 1930s New York, only to find trouble brewing in the Big Apple. They find themselves thrown into an adventure involving Pig Men, sewers, showgirls and the Empire State Building. But the biggest shock is yet to come, as the Cult of Skaro make an unwelcome return--and this time, the Daleks are attempting to create a Dalek/Human hybrid in the sewers...

Evolution of the Daleks

Concluding part to Daleks in Manhattan. In 1930s New York, the Daleks' plan is in full force. Faced with the cyborgs' most evil and dangerous scheme yet, will the Doctor and Martha be able to defeat their greatest opponents?

The Lazarus Experiment

Dr Lazarus, a 76-year-old scientist, develops a device that de-ages his entire body. However, trouble arrives in the form of Lady Thaw, who tries to steal the de-aging device and obtain immortality for herself. But it is soon clear that the kindly Dr. Lazarus is more than meets the eye. Meanwhile, unknown to the Doctor, the wheels of a trap have been set in motion...

42

The TARDIS crew find themselves on a spaceship in the 42nd century slowly being pulled into a sun, with saboteurs at work and crew members being possessed.

Human Nature

The overall plot of this story is taken from the novel Human Nature, and takes place in the daunting setting of a boarding school on the cusp of the First World War. The precise details of this adaptation, and how it differs from the original novel, are not yet known.

The Family of Blood

In the daunting setting of a boarding school on the cusp of the First World War, The Doctor is taken to places he's never been before, and experiences human feelings he never thought possible. However, there is a chill in the air, and mysterious lights hovering in the sky...

Blink

This episode will also feature a monster, described as "enough to make you shiver"

Utopia

Martha Jones meets Captain Jack Harkness for the first time, as the TARDIS hurtles towards the planet Malcassairo where a desperate Professor is trying to save his people from extinction ...

The Sound of Drums

In London, The Doctor, Martha and Jack Face their Greatest Enemy Yet, And who is Mr. Saxon? The Newly Elected Prime Minister?

Last of the Time Lords

While The Doctor faces his Greatest Enemy, Mr. Saxon and the Professor are hiding things up their sleeves

Notes on Third Series

The Doctor Changes his Suit to Blue in Smith and Jones and The Dalek Two-Parter

Martha Jones is the New Companion

Jack Returns in Utopia

The Master is Returning in Episodes 12+13