What better time to reintroduce a male, evil reflection of the Doctor than when he’s a she? The Valeyard (Michael Jayston) was first introduced in the 14-part “Trial of a Time Lord” that ...

As introduced in season 23 of “Classic Who,” the Valeyard spent the entire serial length of that year, “The Trial of a Time Lord” bedeviling the Doctor as a vengeful prosecutor for the ...

This one is far-fetched. “Billie Piper returns to play the Valeyard” sounds like a parody of a Big Finish boxed set. The ...

“The Trial Of A Time Lord ... exploring the implications of its shocking twists—not just that the Valeyard was the Doctor, but that Ravolox from “The Mysterious Planet” was really Earth ...

In the 1986 season-long story "Trial of a Time Lord," the Sixth Doctor (Colin Baker) is put in the dock by his fellow Gallifreyans. The prosecutor is a figure known only as the Valeyard (Michael ...

Surely, in the very near future, we are going to see The Valeyard reappear in Doctor Who, almost 30 years after his most telling appearances during The Trial Of The Time Lord? Thanks to "The ...

The Valeyard is one of the most confusing characters in the history of Doctor Who, but an unused Third Doctor story would ...

most notably in "Trial of a Time Lord" (1986). In this season-long story, the Doctor (Colin Baker) and his prosecutor the Valeyard (Michael Jayston) argue over multiple new-to-us Doctor adventures ...

However, over the years there's occasionally been twists on the Doctor's character with Valeyard, the Meta-Crisis Doctor, the War Doctor, and the Fugitive Doctor all making occasional appearances.

It features villains from throughout Doctor Who’s 60-year history. Davros, Dalek Creator is the face card of this deck, but Missy or The Valeyard could also lead the blue-black-red deck.