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Subject: Re: McCoy Trivia (but not trivial)
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Date: Mon, 14-May-84 14:21:00 EDT
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Nf-From: acf4!dss3485    May  3 14:21:00 1984


Subject: McCoy trivia

In 'City on the edge of forever', when McCoy first comes down from his
drug-induced psychotic paranoia, he utters another great McCoy-ism.

After finding it strange that Leonard has never heard of Clark Gable, 
Edith Keeler (who runs the mission and plays Kirk's romantic interest) 
tells the good doctor that she knows some other people who strike her
as similarly strange (unbeknownst to McCoy she refers to Kirk and Spock).
To this he replies, "I'm a surgeon, not a psychiatrist.".

     "We're only up to 76% power!"        David SIlver
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