Seventh Doctor Stories
| Actor | Serial/s | Character/s |
|---|---|---|
| Richard Briers | Paradise Towers | Chief Caretaker |
| Nicholas Courtney | Battlefield | Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart |
| Ken Dodd | Delta and the Bannermen | Tollmaster |
| Dolores Gray | Silver Nemesis | Mrs Remington |
| Gareth Hale | Survival | Len |
| Sheila Hancock | The Happiness Patrol | Helen A |
| Don Henderson | Delta and the Bannermen | Gavrok |
| Stubby Kaye | Delta and the Bannermen | Weismuller |
| Hugh Lloyd, MBE | Delta and the Bannermen | Goronwy |
| Jean Marsh | Battlefield | Morgaine |
| T. P. McKenna | The Greatest Show in the Galaxy | Captain Cook |
| Peggy Mount, OBE | The Greatest Show in the Galaxy | Stallslady |
| Kate O'Mara | Time and the Rani | The Rani |
| Norman Pace | Survival | Harvey |
| Nicholas Parsons, OBE | The Curse of Fenric | The Rev Mr Wainwright |
| Courtney Pine | Silver Nemesis | Himself |
| Patricia Quinn | Dragonfire | Belazs |
| Michael Sheard | Remembrance of the Daleks | Headmaster |
| Elizabeth Spriggs | Paradise Towers | Tabby |
| Sylvia Syms, OBE | Ghost Light | Mrs Pritchard |
| Simon Williams | Remembrance of the Daleks | Group Captain Gilmore |
| Frank Windsor | Ghost Light | Inspector Mackenzie |
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