Doctor Who (1963 - 1989)

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Doctor Who

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Release Date: 1963

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A cult favorite about the journeys through the universe of a time-traveling eccentric, a cultural icon who has been portrayed by more than a half dozen actors since the show's 1963 debut on the BBC. The campy sci-fi fantasy developed an equally fanatical following when it was syndicated in the U.S. in the late 1970s, mostly on PBS.

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Seasons

57%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1989, BBC, 14 episodes

88%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1988, BBC, 14 episodes

29%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1987, BBC, 14 episodes

50%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1986, BBC, 14 episodes

33%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1985, BBC, 26 episodes

43%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1984, BBC, 26 episodes

57%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1983, BBC, 23 episodes

63%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1982, BBC, 26 episodes

67%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1980, BBC, 28 episodes

36%
Critics Consensus: Not even the singular Douglas Adams can save Doctor Who's disappointingly drab seventh season.

1979, BBC, 20 episodes

80%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1978, BBC, 25 episodes

83%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1977, BBC, 26 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: Tom Baker continues to redefine Doctor Who's long-term potential in a fourteenth season full of exceptional storytelling and vastly improved production values.

1976, BBC, 26 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: Tom Baker and Elisabeth Sladen prove a delightfully well-matched pair as they encounter some of the scariest creatures space has to offer.

1975, BBC, 26 episodes

75%
Critics Consensus: Despite being limited by its family oriented aspirations, Doctor Who Tom Baker brings a fresh sense of excitement in his first outing as the titular time traveler.

1974, BBC, 20 episodes

73%
Critics Consensus: Though not Jon Pertwee's finest hour, Doctor Who's eleventh hour has its fair share of entertaining horror and acts as a fine closing chapter to the first Doctor's tenure.

1973, BBC, 26 episodes

78%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1972, BBC, 26 episodes

70%
Critics Consensus: "The Sea Devils" keeps the season afloat, but "The Mutants" and "The Time Monster" drag Doctor Who's seventh season to the depths of tedium.

1972, BBC, 26 episodes

91%
Critics Consensus: Helmed by the wonderful Jon Pertwee, Doctor Who's eighth season introduces a formidable foe while maintaining the series' family friendly mentality.

1971, BBC, 25 episodes

86%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1970, BBC, 25 episodes

71%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1968, BBC, 44 episodes

60%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1967, BBC, 9 episodes

50%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1966, BBC, 4 episodes

83%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1965, BBC, 12 episodes

88%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

1964, BBC, 35 episodes

70%
Critics Consensus: Though it has room to improve in terms of production values, Doctor Who's solid stories and strong sense of adventure come together to create a splendidly strange journey through space and time.

1963, BBC, 35 episodes

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Cast

William Hartnell
as The Doctor
Patrick Troughton
as The Doctor
Jon Pertwee
as The Doctor
Tom Baker
as The Doctor
Peter Davison
as The Doctor
Colin Baker
as The Doctor
Sylvester McCoy
as The Doctor
Richard Hurndall
as The Doctor
Carole Ann Ford
as Susan Foreman
William Russell
as Ian Chesterton
Jacqueline Hill
as Barbara Wright
Maureen O'Brien
as Vicki
Adrienne Hill
as Katarina
Jean Marsh
as Sara Kingdom
Anneke Wills
as Polly Wright
Deborah Watling
as Victoria
Nicholas Courtney
as Brig. Alastair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart
Caroline John
as Elizabeth Shaw
John Levene
as Sgt. John Benton
Roger Delgado
as The Master
Katy Manning
as Jo Grant
Richard Franklin
as Capt. Mike Yates
Elisabeth Sladen
as Sarah Jane Smith
Ian Marter
as Harry Sullivan
Louise Jameson
as Leela
John Leeson
as K9
David Brierly
as K9
Mary Tamm
as Romana
Lalla Ward
as Romana
Matthew Waterhouse
as Adric
Sarah Sutton
as Nyssa
Janet Fielding
as Tegan Jovanka
Mark Strickson
as Vislor Turlough
Nicola Bryant
as Peri
Bonnie Langford
as Melanie
Sophie Aldred
as Ace
Frazer Hines
as Jamie
Wendy Padbury
as Zoe
Anthony Ainley
as Tremas
Peter Purves
as Steven Taylor
David Savile
as Carstairs
John Scott Martin
as Zarbi
Michael Wisher
as John Wakefield
Bernard Horsfall
as A Stranger
Alan Bennion
as Slaar
Philip Madoc
as Eelek
Michael Jayston
as The Valeyard
Keith Poyt
as Autloc
George Coulouris
as Arbitan
Peter Miles
as Dr. Charles Lawrence
Lorre Cossette
as Captain Maitland
Bernard Kay
as Carl Tyler
Gerald Taylor
as Dalek
Pat Gorman
as Military Policeman
Ronald Leigh-Hunt
as Radnor
Murphy Grumbar
as Dalek Operator
Ronald Allen
as Rago
Robert Jewell
as Dalek
John Karvey
as Professor Brett
Peter Butterworth
as Monk
Christopher Benjamin
as Sir Keith Gold
Frederick Jaeger
as Sorenson
Cy Town
as Dalek
Valentine Dyall
as The Black Guardian
Milton Johns
as Guy Crayford
James Bree
as Security Chief
Michael Sheard
as Rhos
David Daker
as Irongron
John Abineri
as Gen. Carrington
John Bennett
as Gen. Finch
Jackie Lane
as Dodo
David Collings
as Vorus
Terry Molloy
as Russell
Prentis Hancock
as 2nd Reporter (Jimmy)
Ric Felgate
as Roy Stone
John Alderson
as Wyatt Earp
Michael Robbins
as Mace
Stephen Dartnell
as Yartek
John Ringham
as Tlotoxl
Laurence Payne
as Johnny Ringo
Kevin Lindsay
as Cmdr. Linx
James Copeland
as Selris
Peter Hawkins
as Dalek
Edwin Richfield
as Capt. John Hart
Robin Phillips
as Altos
Pamela Salem
as Toos
Will Barton
as Midge
Norman Jones
as Maj. Baker
Julian Holloway
as Patterson
Max Faulkner
as Unit Soldier on Maingate
Clive Merrison
as Callum
Tony Beckley
as Harrison Chase
Richard Todd
as Sanders
Ian Collier
as Stuart Hyde
Ysanne Churchman
as Alpha Centauri
David Graham
as Dalek
Louise Pajo
as Gia Kelly
David Garfield
as Von Weich
Ilona Rodgers
as Carol Richmond
Aubrey Richards
as Prof. Parry
Cyril Luckham
as Guardian
Clare Clifford
as Kyle
Simon Williams
as Gilmore
T.P McKenna
as The Captain
Alan Curtis
as Major Green
Peter Sanders
as Sita
Paul Whitsun-Jones
as Marshal
Paul Darrow
as Capt. Hawkins
Dinsdale Landen
as Dr. Judson
Tom Chadbon
as Duggan
Graham Weston
as Russell
John Challis
as Scorby
William Marlowe
as Mailer
Sonny Caldinez
as Ice Warrior
Kevin Manser
as Dalek
Margot Van der Burgh
as Cameca
Philip Ray
as Eldred
Myra Frances
as Adrasta
Emrys Jones
as Master of the Land
Sakuntala Ramanee
as Shreela
Martin Jarvis
as Captain Hilio
Derek Newark
as Za
Ian Cullen
as Ixta
Tony Selby
as Glitz
Gilbert Wynne
as Thara
Edward Brayshaw
as War Chief
Bernard Archard
as Marcus
James Maxwell
as Jackson
Alan Rowe
as Sir Edward Fitzroy of Wessex
Terry Walsh
as Auton Policeman
Roslyn de Winter
as Vrestin
George Pravda
as Jaeger
John Normington
as Morgus
Olaf Pooley
as Prof. Eric Stahlman
Stephen Yardley
as Sevrin
Roy Stewart
as Toberman
Ingrid Pitt
as Queen Galleia
Terry Scully
as Fewsham
Katherine Schofield
as Sabetha
John Arnatt
as Chancellor Borusa
Roy Macready
as Cordo
Kate O'Mara
as The Rani
Donald Gee
as Eckersley
Anthony Jacobs
as Doc Holliday
Peter Craze
as Dako
Dennis Chinnery
as Albert C. Richardson
John Witty
as Computer
Peter Halliday
as Chairman Pletrac
Trevor Baxter
as Prof. George Litefoot
Nicholas Pennell
as David Winton
Stratford Johns
as Monarch
Michael Craze
as Ben Jackson
Walter Randall
as Tonila
Alfred Lynch
as Commander Millington
Simon Rouse
as Hindle
Peter Jeffrey
as Count Grendel
Leonard Sachs
as Borusa
John Abbott
as Vince
Geoffrey Hinsliff
as Jack Tyler
John Woodnutt
as Duke of Forgill
Fiona Walker
as Kala
Martin Cort
as Voord
Christien Anholt
as Perkins
Wanda Ventham
as Thea
Bruce Purchase
as Captain
James Warwick
as Scott
Richard Shaw
as Lobos
David Troughton
as Moor
Neil McCarthy
as George Barnham
Paul Shelley
as Persuasion
Garrick Hagon
as Ky
Tim Preece
as Codal
Jacqueline Pearce
as Chessene
Peter Fraser
as Campbell
William Lindsay
as Zargo
Ronald Fraser
as Joseph C
Alan Tilvern
as Forester
Colin Douglas
as Reuben
Honor Blackman
as Professor Lasky
Christopher Ryan
as Kiv
Dominic Guard
as Olvir
Terence Lodge
as Commisioner Orum
Cyril Shaps
as John Viner
Brian Grellis
as Sheprah
Nina Thomas
as Queen Thalira
Richard Willis
as Varsh
Lisa Bowerman
as Karra
Jack Watling
as Prof. Travers
Stewart Bevan
as Clifford Jones
Keith Barron
as Striker
Tina Packer
as Anne Travers
Anthony Harwood
as Cyberman
Nicholas Parsons
as Wainright
Martin Friend
as Styggron
Glyn Houston
as Watson
Vera Fusek
as President of Earth
Martin Clunes
as Lon
Liza Goddard
as Kari
Tim Barlow
as Tyssan
Hubert Rees
as Capt. Ransom
Keith Pyott
as Autloc
Edward Arthur
as Colby
Derek Francis
as Nero
David Graham
as Charlie
Julian Glover
as Count
Jerome Willis
as Stevens
Peter Gilmore
as Brazen
Jon Laurimore
as Count Federico
Gerard Murphy
as Richard
Jason Connery
as Jondar
Maurice Colbourne
as Lytton
Robert Ashby
as Borad
Christopher Guard
as Bellboy
Christopher Gable
as Sharaz Jek
Tenniel Evans
as Maj. Daly
David Anderson
as Aztec Captain
Anne Reid
as Nurse Crane
George Pastell
as Eric Klieg
Stephen Thorne
as Azal
Deep Roy
as Mr. Sin
Peter Pratt
as Master
Sheila Ruskin
as Kassia
William Squire
as The Shadow
John Harvey
as Prof. Brett
Barry Jackson
as Ascaris
Annika Wills
as Polly
Christopher Robbie
as Karkus
Scott Fredericks
as Boaz
William Hurndell
as Ike Clanton
Leslie Dwyer
as Vorg
Duncan Lamont
as Lt. Dan Galloway
Beatrix Lehmann
as Prof. Rumford
Peter Straker
as Cmdr. Sharrel
Lesley Dunlop
as Norna
David John
as Derek
Jeremy Bulloch
as Tor
Peter Diamond
as Delos
Leslie Schofield
as Leroy
Frank Gatliff
as Ortron
Frank Jarvis
as Corporal
Derek Sydney
as Sevcheria
June Murphy
as Third Officer Jane Blyth
Rick James
as Cotton
Kenneth Ives
as Toba
Brendan Price
as Tomas
Russell Hunter
as Uvanov
John Woodvine
as Marshal
William Simons
as Madrel
John Woodnut
as George Hibbert
Donald Pickering
as Eyesen
Richard Easton
as Capt. Stapley
Davyd Harries
as Maj. Sharp
Michael Kilgarriff
as Robot
Barbara Murray
as Lady Cranleigh
Wendy Williams
as Vira
Gerald Flood
as King
Edward Peel
as Kane
Tomek Bork
as Captain Sorin
John Dearth
as Lupton
Susan Engel
as Vivien Fay
Clifford Rose
as Capt. Rorvik
Emrys James
as Aukon (Anthony O'Connor)
Shirley Cooklin
as Kaftan
John Collin
as Brock
Peter Stenson
as Voord
Sandra Bryant
as Kitty
Michael Spice
as Weng-Chiang (Magnus Greel)
Ralph Watson
as Capt. Knight
Gareth Armstrong
as Giuliano
Dave Carter
as Silurian
Nigel Lambert
as Hardin
John Leeson
as Dugeen
Michael Hawkins
as Gen. Williams
Graham Leaman
as Grand Marshal
Geoffrey Bateman
as Capt. Dymond
Edmond Warwick
as Arrius
Andrew Robertson
as Mr. Fibuli
Peter Childs
as Jack Ward
Ian Saynor
as Surgeon Merak
Peter Russell
as Eldred
Bernard Holley
as Peter Haydon
Joe Grieg
as Sensorite
Tony Caunter
as First Officer Morgan
Noel Coleman
as Gen. Smythe
Tony Osoba
as Lan
Seymour Green
as Hargreaves
Philip Locke
as Bigon
Paul Seed
as Graff Vynda-K
Dursley McLinden
as Sgt. Mike Smith
Adrienne Corri
as Mena
Imogen Bickford-Smith
as Tala
David Banks
as Cyberleader
Simon Gipps-Kent
as Seth
Simon Lack
as Prof. Charles Kettering
Dallas Cavell
as Sir James Quinlan
Robert James
as High Priest
Robert LaBassiere
as Kroton
Edward Evans
as Ted Moss
Michael Barrington
as Sir Colin Thackeray
Alec Wallis
as LDG Telegraphist Bowman
Frank Windsor
as Ranulf Fitzwilliam
David Bailie
as Dask
Richard Leech
as Hade
Andrew Conrad
as Remus
Sheila Reid
as Etta
Iain Cuthbertson
as Garron
David Haig
as Pangol
John Carson
as Ambril
Clive Swift
as Jobel
Julian Fox
as Lt. Peter Hamilton
Kevin McNally
as Lt. Hugo Lang
Hugh Burden
as Channing
Geoffrey Toone
as Hepesh
David Banks
as Cyberleader
Robert Cawdron
as Taltalian
Frazier Hines
as Jamie
Llewellyn Rees
as President
Ian Hogg
as Josiah
William Hartnell
as The Doctor
Tommy Duggan
as Senator Alcott
Don Henderson
as Gavrok
John Fraser
as The Monitor
Ricco Ross
as Ringmaster
Mark Greenstreet
as Ikona
Maurice Good
as Phineas Clanton
Tim Munro
as Ainu
Preston Lockwood
as Dojjen
Vernon Dobtcheff
as Scientist
Robert Keegan
as Sholakh
Bill Fraser
as Gen. Grugger
Brian Glover
as Griffiths
Michael Miller
as Wulnoth
Eileen Way
as Old Mother
George Baker
as Decider Login
Maurice Denham
as Prof. Edgeworth (Azmael)
Jessica Martin
as Mags
Daphne Heard
as Martha Tyler
Michael Wisher
as Dalek
Geoffrey Beevers
as Pvt. Johnson
Michael Kilgarriff
as Cyberman Controller
Jeff Rawle
as Plantagenet
Martin Fisk
as Vargos
Clyde Pollitt
as Third Time Lord
David Weston
as Biroc
Janet Henfrey
as Miss Hardaker
Neville Jason
as Prince Reynart
Tom Adams
as Cmdr. Vorshak
Michael Melia
as Terileptil leader
Chris Tranchell
as Andred
Geoff Hinsliff
as Jack Tyler
Derek Deadman
as Cmdr. Stor
Antony Carrick
as Rossini
Nick Hobbs
as Aggedor
Peter Czajkowski
as Sgt. Prozorov
Thane Bettany
as Tarak
Nerys Hughes
as Todd
Erik Chitty
as Coordinator Engin
Frederick Treves
as Lt. Brotadac
George Roubicek
as Capt. Hopper
Chris Gannon
as Casey
Brian Ellis
as Prisoner
Ewen Solon
as Vishinsky
Joan Sims
as Katryca
Laurie Webb
as Mr. Ollis
Patrick Ryecart
as Crozier
Richard Briers
as Chief Caretaker
William Mervyn
as Sir Charles Sumner
Cheryl Hall
as Shirna
David Cole
as Billy Clanton
Annette Woollett
as Adelaide Lesage
Eric Francis
as 1st Elder
Nigel Stock
as Hayter
David Allister
as Stimson
John Rolfe
as Captain
Gerald Flood
as Kamelion
Lorne Cossette
as Captain Maitland
Philip Bond
as Ganatus
Peter Saunders
as Sita
Bernard Finch
as Mentiad
Ian McCulloch
as Nilson
Brian Blessed
as King Ycranos
Richard Ireson
as Soldier
Malcolm Terris
as Copilot
Jack Woolgar
as Staff Sgt. Arnold
John Bryans
as Torvin
Graham Crowden
as Soldeed
Peter Van Dissel
as Android
Damaris Hayman
as Miss Hawthorne
Thomasine Heiner
as Miss Dawson
Noel Johnson
as Charles Grover MP
Christopher Brown
as Mariner
Sheila Hancock
as Helen A.
Michael McStay
as Derek Moberley
Arnold Yarrow
as Bellal
John Cater
as Prof. Krimpton
John Lee
as Alydon
Suzanne Danielle
as Agella
Jonathan Newth
as Orfe
Mitzi McKenzie
as Mrs. Martin
Michael Cochrane
as Lord Cranleigh
Eleanor Bron
as Gallery Visitor
John Hicks
as Quark
Bernard Padden
as Tylos
Nigel Humphreys
as Lt. Bulic
Vincent Pickering
as Sagan
Collette O'Neill
as Tahna
Patrick Tull
as Kroton
Robert Glenister
as Maj. Salateen
John Breslin
as Capt. Munro
Jonina Scott
as Marn
Jeananne Crowley
as Vena
Jenny McCracken
as Claire Daley
Stevan Rimkus
as Capt. Bates
Peter Halliday
as Silurian
Kevin Flood
as Hermann
Paul Jerricho
as The Castellan
Lynda Baron
as Wrack
Rachel Davies
as Camilla
William Lucas
as Chief Science Officer Range
Mark Hardy
as Cyberlieutenant
T.P. McKenna
as Captain Cook
Dennis Lill
as Dr. Fendahlman
William Ilkley
as Tim Bass
David Warwick
as Kimus
Hilary Ryan
as Rodan
Derek Ware
as Bus Conductor
Edward Kelsey
as Slave Buyer
Kenneth Cope
as Packard
Peter Wyngarde
as Timanov
Nick Burnell
as Mummy
Peter Mayock
as Namin
Anton Diffring
as DeFlores
Judith Paris
as Eldrad
Mostyn Evans
as Dai Evans
Peter Glaze
as 3rd Sensorite
Catherine Schell
as Countess
Ivor Salter
as Morok Commander
Alan James
as Ice Soldier
Robin Soans
as Luvic
Alan Lake
as Herrick
R.J. Bell
as The Garm
Jeremy Wilkin
as Kellman
Tom Georgeson
as Kavell
Cory Pulman
as Kathleen Dudman
John Gillett
as The Gravis
Leslie Meadows
as Adlon
Hugh Walters
as William Shakespeare
James Cairncross
as Beta
Roy Purcell
as Chief Prison Officer Powers
Anne Louise Lambert
as Enlightenment
Don McKillop
as Bert
Keith Drinkel
as Flight Eng. Roger Scobie
Peter Badger
as Roboman
Lillias Walker
as Sister Lamont
Peter Welch II
as Morgan
Mark Jones
as Arnold Keeler
David Brierly
as Voice of K9
Tom Sheridan
as Captain
Denis Lill
as Fendelman
Nigel Plaskitt
as Unstoffe
Lewis Fiander
as Tryst
Edward Burnham
as Prof. J.P. Kettlewell
Michael Spice
as Morbius
Michael Peake
as Tavius
Oliver Smith
as Drak
Metin Yenal
as Karl
Richard Steele
as Commandant Gorton
Maurice Roëves
as Stotz
Tara Ward
as Lt. Preston
Barry Stanton
as Noma
Anna Barry
as Anat
Clive Morton
as Col. George Trenchard
Mary Morris
as Panna
Sylvia Syms
as Mrs. Pritchard
John Kane
as Tommy
Norman Tipton
as Idas
Hamish Wilson
as Jamie
Michael Gough
as Hedin
Rudolph Walker
as Harper
Declan Mulholland
as Alan Clark
Gary Smith
as Quark
Edward Underdown
as Zastor
Martin Neil
as Lt. Maddox
Ian Talbot
as Travis
Christopher Owen
as Earthling
Dennis Edwards
as Centurion
Mike Mungarvan
as Dalek Operator
Paul Lavers
as Swordsman Farrah
George Cormack
as King Dalios
Michael Cashman
as 1st Officer Andrew Bilton
Vincent Wong
as Ho
Rob Edwards
as Xoanon
Geoffrey Morris
as Sabor
Neil Daglish
as Dampn
David Valla
as Lt. Crane
Tom Kelly
as Guard
John Gleeson
as Thal Soldier
William Dysart
as Reegan
Norman Hartley
as Ulf
Tom Branch
as The Lukoser (Dorf of Kanval)
Henry Woolf
as Collector
Rosalind Lloyd
as Nurse
Bartlett Mullins
as 2nd Elder
Derek Smee
as John Ransome
Richard Beale
as Bat Masterson
Marcus Hutton
as Sgt. Leigh
Arthur Cox
as Cully
Ian Reddinton
as Chief Clown
Dorothy Rose-Gribble
as Woman Slave
Jennifer Lonsdale
as Della
Richard Hampton
as Villager
Roy Boyd
as Driscoll
Kenneth Gilbert
as Richard Dunbar
Howard Cooke
as Pex
Tony Adams
as Elgin
Michael Keating
as Goudry
Peter Bathurst
as Horatio Chinn
Martin Cochrane
as Gen. Chellak
James Mellor
as Varan
Beryl Reid
as Capt. Briggs
Brian Miller
as Dugdale
Barbara Shelley
as Sorasta
Norman Pace
as Harvey
Donald Pelmear
as Prof. John Rubeish
John Kane
as Tommy
Roger Hammond
as Francis Bacon
Karen Gledhill
as Allison Williams
Rod Beacham
as Cpl. Lane
Carl Forgione
as Land
Georgina Hale
as Daisy K.
Glen Murphy
as Dibber
Hamilton Dyce
as Maj. General Scobie
Simon Cain
as Silurian
Burt Kwouk
as Lin Futu
Denys Hawthorne
as Rudge
Donald Eccles
as Krasis
Sheena Marshe
as Kate Fisher
Virginia Wetherell
as Dyoni
Elizabeth Spriggs
as Tabby
Felicity Gibson
as Kando
Geoffrey Bayldon
as Organon
Morris Perry
as Capt. Dent
Peter Tuddenham
Elspet Gray
as Chancellor Thalia
Frank Wylie
as Ruther
Charles Pemberton
as Cyberman
Michael Osborne
as Sorak
Ben Howard
as Hinks
Belinda Mayne
as Delta
Brian Croucher
as Borg
Tim Scott
as Chima
Hans De Vries
as Cyberman
George Lee
as Cpl. Forbes
James Garbutt
as Sr. Researcher Ronson
Marcus Hammond
as Antodus
John Atterbury
as Robot
Clinton Greyn
as Ivo
David Rowlands
as Bisham
Michael Craig
as Commodore
Jay Neill
as Pikeman
Timothy Walker
as Grell
Roy Pattison
as Draconian Space Pilot
Alan Judd
as Dortmun
Richard Sharp
as Earl Sigma
David Chandler
as Herbert
Neil Wilson
as Sam Seeley
Karol Hagar
as Secretary
Illario Pedro
as Kurkutiji
Freddie Earlle
as Aldo
Aubrey Woods
as Controller of Earth Sector One
Roland Oliver
as Proctor Neman
Paul Grist
as Bill Filer
Janie Kells
as Sister
James Bate
as Amyand
Maurice O'Connell
as Cockerill
Roy Holder
as Krelper
Gareth Hale
as Len
Robin Philips
as Altos
Dolores Gray
as American Tourist
Brian McDermott
as Sheard
Katharine Schlesinger
as Gwendoline
Peter Rutherford
as Roth
Victor Lucas
as Andor
Nicholas McArdle
as Leonard de Vries
Gladys Spencer
Patrick Newell
as Faraday
Hugh Martin
as Munro
Bob Hornery
as Pilot
Terence Brook
as Braun
Denis Cary
as Keeper
Rula Lenska
as Styles
Aiden Murphy
as Hippias
Yolande Palfrey
as Janet
Peter Murphy
as Dalek
John Hollis
as Sondergaard
Frank George
as 2nd Monoid
Harry Towb
as Harry Osgood
Eric Mason
as Sr. Prison Officer Green
Max Harvey
as Cardinal Zorac
George Sewell
as Ratcliffe
John Dearth
as Boss
Kevin Stoney
as Tyrum
Haydn Wood
as O'Hara
Rio Fanning
as Harker
Keith Jayne
as Will Chandler
Philip Ryan
as Redcoat
Roy Evans
as Bert Pritchard
John Bailey
as Commander
JoAnna Ross
as Control Room Assistant
Charles Morgan
as Gold Usher
David Sibley
as Pralix
Paul Barton
as Silurian
Polly James
as Jane
Roy Herrick
as Parsons
Inigo Jackson
as Zentos
Arthur Hewlett
as Kalmar
Dallas Adams
as Prof. Howard Foster
James Marcus
as Peasant
June Brown
as Lady Eleanor Fitzroy
Harry Waters
as Royce
Martin Potter
as Eirak
Barbara Kinghorn
as Krau Timmin
Adele Silva
as Squeak
Terence Wilton
as Mark (John Crichton)
Robert Russell
as The Caber
Vincent Brimble
as Tarpok
Donald Hewlett
as Sir George Hardiman
Trevor Laird
as Frax
Carl Rigg
as Varlik
Crawford Logan
as Deedrix
Ray Barron
as Sgt. Henderson
Fulton Mackay
as Dr. John Quinn
Jim McManus
as Opthalmologist
Francis De Wolff
as Vasor
Annie Davies
as Jenny
Alibe Parsons
as Matrona Kani
Andrew Boxer
as Robin Stuart
Howard Lang
as Horg
Barry Andrews
as Stott
Jeremy Young
as Kal
Angus Lennie
as Angus Ferguson McRannald
Jeremy Gittins
as Lazlo
Brian Hibbard
as Keillor
Andrew Lane
as Foamasi
Sarah Prince
as Karuna
Stacy Davies
as Veros
Janet Hargreaves
as Mum
Terence Baylor
as Yendom
Simon Slater
as Edwardes
Esmond Webb
as Sgt.-Major Burns
Richard Davies
as Burton
Edward Highmore
as Malkon
Michelle Martin
as Neighbor
Andrew Burt
as Valgard
Gabriel Woolf
as Sutekh
John Nettleton
Trevor Martin
as Second Time Lord
Terry Alexander
as Lord Ravensworth
William Gaunt
as Orcini
Ray Barrett
as Bennett
Nigel Plaskitt
as Unstoffe
John Maxim
as Frankenstein's Monster
Peter Forbes-Robertson
as Time Lord
Shane Rimmer
as Seth Harper
Mark Jones
as Krynoid
Sean Caffrey
as Palmerdale
Harold Goldblatt
as Prof. Dale
Ronald Lee
as Cyberman
Harold Innocent
as Gilbert M.
Richard Reeves
as Kaled Leader
John Owens
as Thorpe
Alastair Cumming
as Colin Frazer
Reed de Rouen
as Pa Clanton
John Hogan
as Cyberman
Sylvia Coleridge
as Amelia Ducat
Stubby Kaye
as Weissmuller
Brian Wright
as Dassuk
Moray Watson
as Sir Robert Muir
Godfrey James
as Tarn
Rollo Gamble
as Squire Winstanley
David McKail
as Sgt. Kyle
Harry Fowler
as Harry
Guy Siner
as Gen. Ravon
Talfryn Thomas
as Mullins
Peggy Dixon
as Dancer
Ann Tirard
as Locusta
Billy Cornelius
as Morok Guard
Adam Blackwood
as Balazar
Rachel Weaver
as Inga
Geoffrey Palmer
as Edward Masters
Graham Rigby
as Larry Madison
Richard Barnes
as Crewman
Michael Lynch
as Spencer
Rachel Bell
as Priscilla P.
Sheila Grant
as Quark
Carl Conway
as U.S. Correspondent
David Griffin
as Lt. Cmdr. Tony Mitchell
Jeffrey Stewart
as Dukkha
Malcolm Tierney
as Doland
David Simeon
as Pvt. Latimer
Frank Crawshaw
as Farrow
Donald Douglas
as Vural
Louis Mahoney
as 1st Newscaster
Ray Callaghan
as Ablif
Peter Benson
as Bor
Reginald Barratt
as Prof. Smithers
Malcolm Rogers
as Count Dracula
John Hallam
Tim Pigott-Smith
as Marco
Gerald Cross
as Megara
Hywel Bennett
as Rynian
Gregory de Polnay
as D84
Hugh Spight
as Dalek Operator
Morgan Deare
as Hawk
Brian Hawksley
as Brewster
Jonathon Morris
as Chela
Isla Blair
as Isabella Fitzwilliam
Stephen Whittaker
as Craftsman Weams
Daniel Peacock
as Nord
Claudette O'Neil
as Tanha
Frederick Hall
as Verney
Rodney Bewes
as Stien
Vik Tablian
as Ahmed
Carole Hopkin
as Nurse
Angela Douglas
as Doris
Gordon Reid
as Phillips
Mary Healey
as Killjoy
Oliver Gilbert
as Dalek
Mark Cooper
as Various Robots
Sam Howard
as Atza
Shirin Taylor
as Female Camper (Pat)
Tony Sibbald
as Huckle
Colin Bell
as CPO Summers
Alan Wheatley
as Temmosus
John Churchill
as Silurian
Kathryn Ludlow
as Little Gir1
Jon Rollason
as Harold Chorley
Roger Brierley
as Drathro
Jack Edwards
Alan Tucker
as Latep
Judy Cornwell
as Maddy
Donald Sumpter
as Cmdr. Ridgeway
Penny Casdagli
as Jall
David Telfer
as Huntsman
Stuart Organ
as Bazin
Roy Spencer
as Manyak
Sion Tudor Owen
as Tandrell
Peter Messaline
as Dalek
Michael Walker
as 1st Radar Operator
Tariq Yunus
as Cass
Christopher Villiers
as Hugh Fitzwilliam
David Neal
as The President
Carmen Silvera
as Ruth (Lady Cullingford)
Gareth Milne
as The Unknown
Roy Pearce
as Cyberman
Jon Croft
as Tom Girton
Alec Sabin
as Ringway
John Cannon
as Elgin
Billy McColl
as Humker
Peter Copley
as Dr. Warlock
Robert Edwards
as Xoanon
Martin Matthews
as Sgt. Kurster
Lee Cornes
as The Trickster
Michael Bilton
as Collins
Mike Reid
as Dancer
Michael Gordon
as Xeron
Ray Lonnen
as Capt. Gardiner
David McAlister
as Megara
Jack Galloway
as Sgt. Joseph Willow
Alexei Sayle
as DJ
Arthur Blake
as Hrhoonda
Elaine Ives-Cameron
as Martha
Vivienne Bennett
as Elizabeth I
Terence Bayler
as Maj. Barrington
Al Raymond
as Prondyn
Peppi Borza
as 1st Vervoid
Tony Calvin
as Dexeter
Derek Martin
as David Mitchell
Timothy Bateson
as Binro the Heretic
Glyn Owen
as Rohm Dutt
Dennis Bowen
as Prison Governor
John Acheson
as Maj. Beresford
Ahmed Khalil
as Dittar Latoni
George Campbell
as Tractator
James Coombes
as Paroli
Michael J. Jackson
as Sir Geoffrey De Lacey
Hugh Hayes
as Anithon
John Halstead
as Moniod
Brian Badcoe
as Adam (Nigel Castle)
Stephen Garlick
as Hippo Ibbotson
Gareth Hunt
as Arak
John Dawson
as Time Lord
Stephen Calcutt
as Mute
David Yip
as Veldan
Tommy Wright
as Guardmaster
Lynn Gardner
as Announcer
Chris Jury
as Deadbeat
Andrew Forbes
as Omril
Barbara Ward Jackson
as Mutant
Nicholas Smith
as Wells
Michael Mundell
as Jasko
Richard Beale
as Refusan
Ralph Arliss
as Tuar
Derek Crewe
as Synge
David Blake Kelly
as Captain Benjamin Briggs
Eddie Davis
as Worker
Brian Forster
as Sgt. Willis
Margo Thomas
as Stall Holder
Michael Guest
as Saxon Hunter
Bernard Davies
as German Soldier
John Baskcomb
as Luigi Rossinni (Lew Russell)
Steve Morley
as Walters
Kenneth Kendall
as TV Newsreader
Hugh Morton
as Sir James Gregson
Jenny Tomasin
as Tasembeker
Christopher Hurst
as Guard
Derek Keller
as Kaufman
Stuart Robertson
Heather Emmanuel
as Tessa
David Purcell
as Abbott
Edmund Pegge
as Meeker
Colin McCormack
as Commander
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