1. Plot

2. Cast
     Main cast    Recurring cast    Guest cast  

3. Episodes

4. References

The seventh season of the long-running Australian medical drama All Saints began airing on 17 February 2004 and concluded on 16 November 2004 with a total of 40 episodes.

Plot

The aftermath of the shooting hangs like a dark cloud over everyone’s head.

As Terri fights to save Ward 17 from permanent closure, the staff around her work through battles of their own.

Nelson finds himself in emotionally difficult territory after hitting a child on her bike with his car, and as Sterlo’s drug usage worsens, he resorts to desperate measures when police come knocking.

Terri is forced to face her mortality upon being diagnosed with a rare heart tumour. The fight for Ward 17 is lost and staff that remain have a baptism by fire moving to the Emergency Department which is run by the hard-nosed Frank Campion.

Families in crisis at the hospital give both Frank and Charlotte cause to think about their own situations. Frank is struggling to deal with his autistic daughter Kathleen, and Charlotte has realised that becoming a mother is her priority however searching for a sperm donor threatens to destroy her relationship.

In romantic developments, Luke is moving to the US and Paula must decide whether to follow him. Terri finds herself looking at Jack in a new light, and Cate wonders if new Ambo Mac will ever admit his true feelings for her.

Cast

Main cast

• Georgie Parker as Terri Sullivan{{#tag:ref|Georgie Parker appeared in 39 of the 40 episodes in the season|group=note}}
• Judith McGrath as Von Ryan{{#tag:ref|Judith McGrath appeared in 35 of the 40 episodes in the season|group=note}}
• Christopher Gabardi as Vincent Hughes
• Tammy MacIntosh as Charlotte Beaumont
• Paul Tassone as Nelson Curtis
• Celia Ireland as Regina Butcher (37 episodes)
• Wil Traval as Jack Quade (34 episodes)
• Conrad Coleby as Scott Zinenko (32 episodes)
• John Howard as Frank Campion (30 episodes)
• Natalie Saleeba as Jessica Singelton (30 episodes)
• Alexandra Davies as Cate McMasters (24 episodes)
• Henry Nixon as Sterling McCormack (18 episodes)
• Mark Priestley as Dan Goldman (16 episodes)
• Fletcher Humphrys as Alex Kearns (15 episodes)
• Jenni Baird as Paula Morgan (12 episodes)
• Martin Lynes as Luke Forlano (12 episodes)

Recurring cast

• Grant Bowler as Nigel ‘Mac’ MacPherson (12 episodes)
• Adrienne Pickering as Sophia Beaumont (9 episodes)
• Katrina Campbell as Addy (9 episodes)
• Kimberley Joseph as Grace Connelly (7 episodes)
• Jason Lee as Sean Lim (7 episodes)
• Liz Alexander as Dr Alison Newell (7 episodes)
• Anne Looby as Julia Archer (5 episodes)
• Troy Planet as Denis Pool (4 episodes)
• Roy Billing as Murray Blackwood (4 episodes)
• Trilby Beresford as Kathleen Campion (4 episodes)
• Jack Rickard as Max Morgan (3 episodes)
• Rhett Giles as Michael Plummer (3 episodes)
• Jaime Mears as Kerry Lytton (3 episodes)
• Helen Dallimore as Loretta Giorgio (2 episodes)
• Lois Ramsey as Norma Blunt (3 episodes)
• Kim Hilas as Joan Marden (2 episodes)

Guest cast

• Max Cullen as Moses (3 episodes)
• Robert Coleby as Professor Richard Craig (2 episodes)
• Emma Jackson as Megan (2 episodes)
• Elspeth Ballantyne as Anne Lytton (2 episodes)
• Josh Quong Tart as Matt Horner (1 episode)
• Rachael Coopes as Kirsten Horner (1 episode)
• Katie Spinks as Priscilla Horner (1 episode)
• Victoria Langley as Margaret O'Brien (1 episode)
• Jason Chong as Dr Oscar Wu (1 episode)
• Ray Barrett as Doc Connelly (1 episode)
• Russell Dykstra as Grant Jenkins (1 episode)
• Peter Kowitz as Ronnie Tucker (1 episode)
• Peter Rowsthorn as John Morton (1 episode)
• Edith Podesta as Lana Dawson (1 episode)
• David Koch as Elvis (1 episode)
• Melissa Tkautz as Andrea Stuart (1 episode)

Notes

Episodes

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• Tenzou
• Tenzō
• Ten'ō
• Ten'ō (era)
• Teo
• TeO2
• Teo, A Coruña
• Teo and Tea
• Teo Antonio
• Teobaldo Boccapecci
• Teobaldo Depetrini
• Teobaldo El Trovador
• Teobaldo II Ordelaffi
• Teobaldo Manucci
• Teocak
• Teochew dumpling
• Teochew dumplings
• Teochew (ethnicity)
• Teochew people
• Teochiu (people)
• Teoctist
• Teoctist Arapasu
• Teoctist Arăpașu
• TEOD
• Teodato Ipato