original TV

1997 Dr. Leonard H. McCoy, Star Trek

1997 Hallmark original TV Ornament

QXI6352

"I'm a doctor - not a bricklayer"

These are the famous words of Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy, the Chief Medical Officer of the U.S.S. Enterprise. Although the colorful doctor has the best sick bay in all of Starfleet at his disposal, he seems most comfortable being a simple doctor and genuinely seems to help healing the sick - although his comments about the 1990s being "the dark ages" in Star Trek IV were quite humorous when he spoke to a patient about kidney dialysis. However, this 1997 Hallmark ornament depicts a rather ironic view of Dr. McCoy (played by actor DeForrest Kelly), as it has him inside of a transporter - a device that the doctor hates to use. Dr. McCoy appeared in the original TV series and the six feature films, and also made an appearance as an admiral on Star Trek: The Next Generation. His parting words to Commander Data (about the Enterprise) were: "Treat her like a lady, and she'll always bring you home". Dr. McCoy was also quite a cook, according to his friend James (Jim) Kirk - who asked for his "secret ingredient" - which happened to be Tennessee Whisky - while they were camping after the good captain fell off of a huge mountain in Star Trek V.

Artist
Anita Marra Rogers
Size
Not available
Box Size
6.5" H x 2.25" W x 2.5" D
GTIN / Barcode015012381900 Year1997 Seriesoriginal TV Original Box Price$14.95 Suggested Value$24.95 SKU / Product CodeQXI6352

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