Sixth Doctor Stories
| Actor | Serial/s | Characters |
|---|---|---|
| Terence Alexander | The Mark of the Rani | Lord Ravensworth |
| Lynda Bellingham | The Trial of a Time Lord | The Inquisitor |
| Honor Blackman | The Trial of a Time Lord | Professor Lasky |
| Brian Blessed | The Trial of a Time Lord | Yrcanos |
| Eleanor Bron | Revelation of the Daleks | Kara |
| Faith Brown | Attack of the Cybermen | Flast |
| Jason Connery | Vengeance on Varos | Jondar |
| Paul Darrow | Timelash | Tekker |
| Maurice Denham OBE | The Twin Dilemma | Azmael/Professor Edgeworth |
| William Gaunt | Revelation of the Daleks | Orcini |
| Brian Glover | Attack of the Cybermen | Griffiths |
| Sarah Greene | Attack of the Cybermen | Varne |
| Frazer Hines | The Two Doctors | Jamie McCrimmon |
| Geoffrey Hughes | The Trial of a Time Lord | Mr Popplewick |
| Martin Jarvis | Vengeance on Varos | Governor |
| Michael Jayston | The Trial of a Time Lord | The Valeyard |
| Kate O'Mara | The Mark of the Rani | The Rani |
| Jacqueline Pearce | The Two Doctors | Chessene |
| Christopher Ryan | The Trial of a Time Lord | Lord Kiv |
| Alexei Sayle | Revelation of the Daleks | D.J. |
| Joan Sims | The Trial of a Time Lord | Katryca |
| Patrick Troughton | The Two Doctors | The Doctor |
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