And what does any of this have to do with the Doctor's twelfth regeneration? To start off, "Valeyard" was the title of the Time Lord prosecutor in The Trial of a Time Lord, the season-long story ...

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 ...

with the Doctor himself being on trial for his life. Even more meta was the fact that the judge and prosecution (or "Inquisitor" and "Valeyard", in this case) were judging him by watching some of ...

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 ...

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

Talking of future versions of the Doctor: “The Trial of a Timelord” is the worst ... Doctor (and there are fans who believe the Valeyard may have been the Doctor who went with Rose to a ...

The Doctor, The End of the World ... Michael Jayston as The Valeyard in The Trial of a Time Lord. BBC Later, the Time Lords played another memorable role to mixed results in the season-long ...

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.