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I'm a Doctor, Not a Romantic Lead! - Dr. McCoy's Tragic Love Story

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KatWithAttitude

I mentioned before you started Season 3 there were two weddings. Kirk and Miramonee was the first, McCoy and Natira was the second. I guess you misinterpreted the part where McCoy and Natira exchanged their vows in front of The Oracle. There is an episode in Season 5 of TNG that has quite possibly the greatest WTF!!! opening in franchise history. It'll be a while before you get there. According to McCoy's backstory he is divorced and has a daughter named Joanna. There was originally supposed to be an episode featuring her as a love interest for (surprise!) Captain Kirk, but the script was changed and Joanna became a different character with a different love interest. It became another upcoming Season 3 episode which quite frankly is one of my Bottom 5. There's quite a few episodes to go before then.

Chtphr Rrr

Katherine Woodville was an English-born beauty. Her first husband was Patrick Macnee who provided the voiceover introduction to each episode of 1978-79 Battlestar Galactica. According to Star Trek novels, Dr. McCoy spent the years between the end of the Star Trek television series and Star Trek: The Motion Picture researching the medical knowledge of the Fabrini.

tyranusfan

It is a shame that it took three seasons to start digging deeper into McCoy. I suppose that's old style TV for ya. (I bet DeForest Kelley, who spent much of his career playing bad guys in Westerns, loved this role.)