The Samaritan - spends most of his time on the phone.

The Priory - helps out other timelords who are feeling 'tired and emotional'.

Thesaurus - orates amid a de facto avant-garde idiosyncrasy.

THE Colin Baker

Blinds people with his funny Coat.

Disguises himself as The UKIP or The Daily Heil at a moment's notice?

Doctor The

A dyslexic Time Lord.

The Ocracy

Fancies himself a little bit above the rest of the Universe(s), as he's the only one of his kind (even though others used to bow down to numerouse versions - it's all the same one ultimately). Tends to drop in unannounced, swan around a bit, meddle in everyone's affairs, cause chaos, try to put it right, gets others to fight his battles for him, then leaves without a byorleave...

Oh. I think we've already got this one...

The Retrometer - not a Time Lord as such, but more of a musical collective of Time Lords (like The Deca but with more of an agenda). Outlawed for their highly charged anti-(Time)war protest songs but very popular among Young Time Lords (under 300 years of age) at the Academy and almost the entire Shabogan class. They consisted of: [LIST=1][*]The Voice - Outspoken mouthpiece of the collective. First humanoid in the Universe to make Thal Spandex fashionable...[*]The Sub-Register - Technician of the Bass frequencies. A job over-romanticised, over-complicated and prone to 6-string envy...[*]The Woodcutter - Assertive rival to The Voice and higher frequency Technician, musical band leader with plans to throw The Voice into the Untempered Schism if said vocalist declares himself to be the sole artistic representation of the collective again....[*]The Rhythmical - Rumoured to be Neil Peart's original incarnation...[/LIST]
The Master was a member of an early line-up, but proved unable to play anything except repeating one drum beat...

The Philosopher

Can medal with meaning and pointlessness of things.

The Reaper - half Time Lord, half immortal human, the child of Captain Jack Harkness and an unknown Time Lady.

He only has enough regeneration energy to regenerate a single time, but due to being a fixed event in space time like his father, when he actualy dies he will come back to life as his original self. So in effect infinite regenerations.

He is trillions of years old, and has visited every single person in creation at least twice, once to know them and then again at the time of their death to save their conciousness into his virtual world 'The Library Core', via the use of his scythe.

At the end of this unviverse he has found a way to transfer all their conciousness's into the next universe, giving everybody a second chance at life. Only energy and not matter can be sent through to the next universe, so eventualy he will be left behind, spending all eternity on his own.

For The Reaper, when he is finaly and completely alone, Silence will fall!

The Cartographer - semi-legendary timelord once commited to mapping out the whole of time and space - now utterly lost.

That's very impressive but I think you're putting more effort into this thread than it's worth! Good fanfic idea.

The Jiffy

An Oxbridge styled character who is a foppish cad and a bit of an idiot. Always running late even though he's a Time Lord. Travels with his companion 'Reggie' who is a male human born on a colony of Jupiter's largest moon. Whatever rummy affairs he gets into Reggie always helps him out and leaves him feeling the dandy bounder without a clue as to what's really transpired.

The Jiffy carries a sonic cane and is quite taken by the ladies. Frequently visiting them often at their family homes.

-m0r

The spy who abducted me
Austin powers didnt see this coming

Will never happen even though Carey Mulligan said she'd be open to doing another episode, yeah?

The Spoiler:

The most evil Timelord in the universe, always interfering with the timeline by giving away crucial information

And his son Master ....

... I'll get my coat

Fixes Tardises

Can't wait for the episode where the USS Tardis gets stuffed to the gills with Tribbles...

The Warden

"Oi! Put that bl**dy light out!"

I still think it's a shame that Bill Pertwee couldn't have played the Warden in that episode with Churchill

The Minister

... with a silly walk

The Philosopher

Travels in a transdimensionally engineered shed he calls "The Shack", trying not to rule the Universe, feeding pieces of fish to a cat whom it pleases him to call "The Lord".

The Wizard

... with a wand, a scar, and glasses, hunting time and space for Horcruxes.

The Heston

"Get your stinking paws off me, you damned dirty ape"

Sounds grim

The Singer

No, not a sewing machine, but a Time Lord who sings his enemies into madness. Spent some time in a village of crazy Gauls, has now returned to Earth to appear in various disguises in talent shows.

The Joiner

Well he does have his own screwdriver and both Jack and River have told him to use it to put up shelves or a make a cabinet!