escape into the wilderness and awaken Tabon, the creator of "The Perfect One". Tabon then confronts “The Perfect One” about making experimentations, causing the robots to get out of control. The robots kill Tabon, and destroy "The Perfect One". Barbara and Susan are then freed and rescued by the Doctor and Ian, and then head back to the time machine. However, the story dropped due to schedule difficulties. In August 1992, Titan Books released The Masters of Luxor as a Doctor Who Script Book, edited by John McElroy. In August 2012, Big Finish Productions released an audio adaptation of The Masters of Luxor by Nigel Robinson. Later work He was the co-creator of Warship with Ian Mackintosh, a popular British television drama series that centred on the Royal Navy. The programme was aired by the BBC between 1973 and 1977. A book was also published in 1973 to coincide with the series. Another of his assignments was the 1965, six-part series Heiress of Garth, based on the novel Ovington's Bank by Stanley J. Weyman. Coburn produced the original pilot episode of The Onedin Line; his tasks included searching many inlets and harbours before finally finding, in Dartmouth, Devon, the schooner that would be the Charlotte Rhodes. Death He died in 1977 of a heart attack while producing the second series of the BBC period drama Poldark. References External links 1927 births 1977 deaths Australian emigrants to England Australian science fiction writers Australian television writers Australian expatriates in the United Kingdom Australian screenwriters Australian television producers British television writers British science fiction writers British male screenwriters British male television writers 20th-century British screenwriters 20th-century Australian screenwriters Australian male television writers