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Series 27
Dimensions in Time, Part One (Nov/26/1993)
In a special Children in Need episode, all surviving Doctors reunite to rid the universe of the Rani's threat, as she attempts to conquer the universe one Eastend at a time. Featuring a (very weird) crossover with BBC 1's Eastenders programme.
Guest Stars: Jon Pertwee as The Third Doctor, Tom Baker as The Fourth Doctor, Peter Davison (1) as The Fifth Doctor, Colin Baker as The Sixth Doctor, Sylvester McCoy as The Seventh Doctor, Deepak Verma as Sanjay, Samuel West as Cyrian, Pam St. Clement as Pat Butcher, Letitia Dean as Sharon Mitchell, Carole Anne Ford as Susan Foreman, Kate O'Mara as The Rani, Sophie Aldred as Ace, Sarah Sutton as Nyssa, Gillian Taylforth as Kathy Beale, Wendy Richard as Pauline Fowler, Elisabeth Sladen as Sarah Jane Smith, Shobu Kapoor as Gita, Bonnie Langford as Melanie, Nicola Bryant as Peri
Director: Stuart McDonald
Writer: David Roden, John Nathan-Turner
 
Dimensions in Time, Part Two (Nov/27/1993)
In a special Children in Need episode, all survivng Doctors reunite to rid the universe of the Rani's threat, as she attempts to conquer the universe one Eastend at a time. Featuring a (very weird) crossover with BBC 1's Eastenders programme.
Guest Stars: Jon Pertwee as The Third Doctor, Tom Baker as The Fourth Doctor, Peter Davison (1) as The Fifth Doctor, Colin Baker as The Sixth Doctor, Sylvester McCoy as The Seventh Doctor, Nicola Stapleton as Mandy, Kate O'Mara as The Rani, Sophie Aldred as Ace, Sarah Sutton as Nyssa, Caroline John as Liz Shaw, Richard Franklin (2) as Mike Yates, Nicholas Courtney as Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, Adam Woodyatt as Ian Beale, Mike Reid as Frank Butcher, Steve McFadden as Phil Mitchell, Ross Kemp as Grant Mitchell, John Leeson as K9, Louise Jameson as Leela, Deborah Watling as Victoria, Lalla Ward as Romana, Nicola Bryant as Peri
Director: Stuart McDonald
Writer: John Nathan-Turner, David Roden
 
Doctor Who: The TV Movie (May/27/1996)
The Master returns, causing the Doctor to forfeit yet another body, in his attempt to conquer time and space. It's San Francisco, on Millienium Eve, 1999, and an amnesic Doctor requests the help of a local doctor in his battle to stop the Master from opening the Eye of Harmony and therefore gaining all of the Doctor's remaining lives...
Special Guest Stars: Eric Roberts (1) as The Master/Bruce, | Guest Stars: Yee Jee Tso as Chang Lee, Gordon Tipple as The Old Master, Michael David Simms as Dr Swift, Eliza Roberts (1) as Miranda, Jeremy Radick as Gareth, Joanna Piros as News Anchor, John Novak as Salinger, Sylvester McCoy as The Seventh Doctor, Catherine Lough (1) as Wheeler, Joel Wirkkunen as Ted, Mi-Jung Lee as News Anchor, William Sasko as Pete, Dee Jay Jackson as Security man, David Hurtubise as Professor Wagg, Dolores Drake (1) as Curtis, Bill Croft as Motorcycle Policeman, Daphne Ashbrook as Dr. Grace Holloway
Director: Geoffrey Sax
Writer: Matthew Jacobs (1)
 
The Curse of Fatal Death (Mar/18/1999)
A special charity episode of the famous time travelling show. The Doctor announces his engagement at last, but before he retires from 'Doctor-ing' to marry he must battle the Daleks and the Master one last time, one regeneration at a time.
Guest Stars: Rowan Atkinson as The Ninth Doctor, Richard E. Grant as The Conceited Doctor, Jim Broadbent as The Shy Doctor, Hugh Grant as The Good-looking Doctor, Joanna Lumley as The Female Doctor, Julia Sawalha as Emma, Jonathan Pryce as The Master, Roy Skelton as Daleks
Director: John Henderson
Writer: Steven Moffat
 
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