Jackson DeForest Kelley (January 20, 1920 – June 11, 1999) was an American actor known for his iconic roles in Westerns and as Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy of the USS Enterprise in the television and film series Star Trek. Kelley was born in Toccoa, Georgia, the son of Clora (née Casey) and Ernest David Kelley, who was a Baptist minister. DeForest was named after the pioneering electronics engineer Lee De Forest. Kelley was delivered in their...
Just when it looks like things have gone well, McCoy has has bad news for Kirk.
Dr. McCoy makes a sarcastic remark to Spock concerning V'ger.
McCoy about the fact that he has all this knowledge but cannot save his own f...
McCoy confesses to Spock his actual care for him, in spite of their usual rel...
McCoy notices that Kirk is excited about being onboard the Enterprise Bridge ...
McCoy defends Spock's action to Kirk of not killing Sybok explaining that he ...
Kirk having to open the elevator door by hand asks if nothing works on this s...
McCoy speaking to Kirk about Spock asking him if it is really a good idea to ...
Kirk had asked McCoy if he prefers to do nothing to save themselves. To this ...
McCoy to Kirk about Spock stating that he is not exactly working on all thrus...
Dr. McCoy learns of Spock's arrival to the fleet and voices his enthusiasm.
After destroying Chang and his ship, the Enterprise officers beam down to the...
McCoy to Kirk about his idea to bring back whales to solve the problem via ti...
McCoy seeing a light and hearing a voice asks if it is the voice of God. He r...
McCoy to Spock telling him that he presents the appearance of a man with a pr...
McCoy in response to Spock retorting that he is half human points out to the ...
Scotty to Kirk about ship status explains that they do not make ships like th...
McCoy talking to himself as he watches Kirk climb a mountain mimics him in hi...
McCoy to Kirk mostly states that Spock seems to take an insult, his being hal...
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