And with that, another Doctor has left the stage. In this bonus episode, Mac and Caleb go back and forth about their highs and lows with the third doctor, their favorite companion moments, and rank their favorite and least favorite episodes.

Caleb is going to love this one. Just look at that title.

The Doctor becomes tangled in a web of conspiracy as alien spider creatures try to steal back a crystal the Doctor obtained in a prior story. Get it? Tangled? Web?

All these puns and more are in the Third Doctor's final episode, Planet of Spiders!

We return to Caleb's favorite planet, Peladon. Tensions are high between the Galactic Federation and the Peladonian working class, who are being exploited for valuable trisilicate, and an unknown threat makes things all the more complicated.

Will this be a rinse and repeat of the Curse of Peladon? Probably. Will Alpha Centauri be redeemed in Caleb's eyes? Probably not. The only way to find out is by watching The Monster of Peladon!

The Daleks are back, baby! But this time they have to form an uneasy alliance with the Doctor when both parties arrive on a planet that shorts out their technology.

That would be an interesting story! Too bad that's not really what happens in Death to the Daleks.

Dinosaurs are stomping around London! Why? Don't ask. Seriously, don't ask. The answer is much worse than you think it is.

We also have a special guest on this episode - Brittany! She came to laugh at derpy dinosaurs, and she got that and a bit more in Invasion of the Dinosaurs!

Nice.

A strange alien crashes in 15th-century England and starts giving the local warlords guns. Nothing could possibly go wrong.

The Doctor goes to the time period to find out why scientists are going missing, and he accidentally brings along Sarah, the new companion.

It's vaguely a historical with sci-fi rigamarole, and Caleb does not like that one bit.

The Doctor has to fight another evil corporation, but this time there's a character almost as smug and condescending as he is! There's also giant worms and Caleb finally figures out who Yates is!

After nearly dying in the last episode, Jo and the Doctor land on Spiridon, a planet filled with the...gushiest plants we have ever seen. Also, there are Daleks, but what could they possibly want? Find out in Planet of the Daleks!

The Doctor and Jo get tangled in a feud between Earth and a race called the Draconians, and naturally, someone is up to their old scheming ways. It's an episode rife with political conflict, and you know that's our favorite type on this show.

This is going to be a fun episode about a circus...right? Right?!

The Doctor and Jo find themselves on a ship that seems stuck in a time loop. Meanwhile, some weirdos are trying to show off their amazing contraption that holds little ecosystems.

It's certainly...an episode on The Carnival of Monsters!

It's the ten-year anniversary of Doctor Who, so naturally all three Doctors have to get together to take on a larger threat. And by taking on a larger threat, I mean arguing incessantly with each other.

It's all good fun on The Three Doctors!

Caleb hasn't been this angry about an episode since The Romans. I'm not gonna lie guys, I can't even tell you what this one is about I've repressed it so hard. I know there's something about time and...a monster? The Doctor probably had something snarky to say about it, too.

The Doctor and Jo are sent on a mission by the Time Lords to deliver a package. To who and why, well, I guess that's on them to figure out. Naturally, the two stumble upon a genocide and do their best to stop it. And boy, it - it just goes wild from there.

Something fishy is going on, and the Doctor has to find out what. Spoilers, it's the Silurians' gross underwater cousins. Will this episode have a lot of nuance, or will it be a copy/paste of the Silurians episode? It's classic Who, so you probably already know the answer.

It's a murder mystery for the TARDIS crew! When the Doctor and Jo crash into a peace conference on the planet of Peladon, it's evident that someone among the disgusting aliens is trying to sabotage them. Mac enjoys this episode while Caleb debates whether or not peace is possible among these aliens.

It's been a hot second since we've seen some Daleks, and they instantly remind Caleb why they're obnoxious. Sit back and relax as we watch the Dalek return that was so bad they edited it again.

Have you seen The Exorcist? This isn't anything like that. After some spooky stuff at a hole in the ground, the Doctor and friends have to stop the forces of hell - er, I mean - the aliens from Daemos.

And as always, the Master has a plan in the works.

The Doctor finally has an adventure off Earth, and Jo is surprisingly chill about it. There's a colony and...lizard...people. Also evil corporations that don't like the colonists. It would all be so interesting if only...well, you'll just have to listen to find out.

The master returns...again...but this time he's brought some golden bois with him! He has once again outwitted the Doctor, but also he needs his help. Selfish British men prove why they shouldn't be in charge, and the world is nearly destroyed for the fourth or fifth time under UNIT's watch.

In the second episode including The Master, we see the highly advanced, totally reasonable, 4D chess he plays. Jo starts to grow on Caleb, and Mac gets hung up on the functionality of fake machines.

This episode is explosive to say the least *wink*.