Doctor Who Season 10, originally broadcast in 2017, marked the final full season for Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor. It consisted of 12 episodes and a Christmas special, featuring a diverse range of adventures and emotional moments.

The season introduced Pearl Mackie as Bill Potts, the Doctor’s new companion, bringing a fresh dynamic to the TARDIS. Bill’s character resonated with viewers for her inquisitive nature and genuine reactions to the Doctor’s time-traveling world. Notable episodes from Season 10 include “The Pilot,” which served as Bill’s introduction, and “World Enough and Time”/”The Doctor Falls,” the two-part finale that explored the origins of the Cybermen and bid farewell to both Bill and the Twelfth Doctor.

Season 10 also celebrated the return of classic foes such as the Mondasian Cybermen and the Master, portrayed by John Simm. The series maintained its tradition of blending standalone adventures with overarching narrative threads. The season marked the transition to a new era, paving the way for Jodie Whittaker to become the Thirteenth Doctor in the subsequent season. “Doctor Who” Season 10 contributed to the show’s enduring legacy by delivering compelling storytelling, character development, and a poignant farewell to Peter Capaldi’s Doctor.