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 by the BBC without charge. However, it should be noted that it is claimed rights passed to Coburn’s widow on his death in 1977 and to Stef on his mother’s passing. He also seems to still hold some particular anger toward his father who he describes as a “Catholic zealot” and a “crappy parent”.
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