What might have happened had history turned left? The question once asked by Russell T. Davies in Series 4′s Turn Left is one of science fiction’s stock ideas, one simple incident that changed history forever, a ripple effect that creates two very different alternate histories. What for example, might have happened Continue Reading
I will freely admit that Stef Coburn offends me. But not for his lawsuit. As a man who has worked for some years in religious cohesion, I find his views repugnant. In proclaiming that he wishes churches, mosques, synagogues and other religious institutions burned to the ground his views on Continue Reading
To whomsoever may be interested.. I am the eldest son of the late ‘James Anthony Coburn’, 1927 - 1977. I myself was born in August 1954 and as such, was nine and a bit years old (and already an avid science-fiction reader) when my father excitedly emerged from my parents’ Continue Reading
Stef Coburn, the man who is suing the BBC over the use of the TARDIS and allegedly is responsible for An Unearthly Child not airing at the 50th anniversary is very enlightening in his Tweets, even acknowledging that his late father did agree to allow his work to be used Continue Reading
The son of Doctor Who writer Anthony Coburn is suing the BBC over the copyright to the TARDIS. Stefan Coburn, son of Anthony Coburn who played a key role in the formation of the show and wrote An Unearthly Child, claims that the BBC is in breach of copyright since Continue Reading
The TARDIS is drawn to a seemingly dead world by a mysterious signal, a dark and silent planet. the Doctor and his friends are trapped within a magnificent crystal structure perched on a mountainside, forces that threaten their very survival are unleashed as inadvertently awaken an army of robots that Continue Reading
