Dimensions in Time

*Dimensions in Time*
Dimensions in Time
Doctor Who serial and charity crossover with EastEnders
Cast
	Doctors Sylvester McCoy – Seventh Doctor; Colin Baker – Sixth Doctor; Peter Davison – Fifth Doctor; Tom Baker – Fourth Doctor; Jon Pertwee – Third Doctor;
	Companions Sophie Aldred – Ace; John Leeson – Voice of K9; Bonnie Langford – Melanie Bush; Nicola Bryant – Peri Brown; Sarah Sutton – Nyssa; Lalla Ward – Romana; Louise Jameson – Leela; Elisabeth Sladen – Sarah Jane Smith; Richard Franklin – Captain Mike Yates; Caroline John – Liz Shaw; Nicholas Courtney – Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart; Deborah Watling – Victoria Waterfield; Carole Ann Ford – Susan Foreman;
	Others Kate O'Mara – The Rani; Samuel West – Cyrian; Deepak Verma – Sanjay Kapoor; Shobu Kapoor – Gita Kapoor; Wendy Richard – Pauline Fowler; Gillian Taylforth – Kathy Beale; Letitia Dean – Sharon Watts; Pam St. Clement – Pat Butcher; Nicola Stapleton – Mandy Salter; Mike Reid – Frank Butcher; Adam Woodyatt – Ian Beale; Steve McFadden – Phil Mitchell; Ross Kemp – Grant Mitchell; Jane Slaughter – Tracey; Rachel Hiew – Sylvia Weng-Chung;
Production
Directed by	Stuart McDonald
Written by	John Nathan-Turner; David Roden
Produced by	John Nathan-Turner
Music by	Keff McCulloch
Production code	C280X
Running time	2 episodes, 7 minutes and 5 minutes
First broadcast	26 November 1993
Last broadcast	27 November 1993
Chronology
← Preceded by; Survival	Followed by →; Doctor Who

Dimensions in Time is a charity special crossover between the British science fiction television series Doctor Who and the soap opera EastEnders. The special was broadcast in two parts on 26 and 27 November 1993 and was filmed on location at Greenwich and the EastEnders Albert Square set.

Dimensions in Time featured all of the surviving actors to have played the Doctor as well as many of the character's companions and several of the EastEnders stars of the time. The special was produced for Children in Need following Doctor Who's cancellation in 1989 and was the only original story broadcast in celebration of the show's 30th anniversary.

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