McCoy was an integral part of that equation for TOS, just like DeForest Kelley was integral is making Bones the perfect mix of grumpy and compassionate, prickly but still so essentially humane.

“I grew up this way,” Colt McCoy says of his habit of drinking raw milk. “We had dairy cows on the farm -- just always have had raw milk." (John McDonnell/The Washington Post) ...

It's Star Trek week here at Popular Science. We recently spoke to Karl Urban, who plays Leonard McCoy (aka Bones) in the movie Star Trek: Beyond in theaters this Friday.

There is no question that Star Trek and McCoy changed the life of DeForest Kelley, whose career prior to that show had been going in a far different direction.

Um, say what? A subsequent clarification explained that McCoy only wants to consolidate county and city services. But his actual speech didn’t put much meat on the bone.

Celestis, which recently conducted a mission from California, will send cremated remains or human DNA to outer space for ...

The study found that Dr. Leonard ‘Bones’ McCoy from Star Trek earns an estimated $343,990 per year as a surgeon. Other high earners included The Doctor from Star Trek: Voyager ($306,640) and ...

The study found that Dr. Leonard ‘Bones’ McCoy from Star Trek earns an estimated $343,990 per year as a surgeon. Other high earners included The Doctor from Star Trek: Voyager ($306,640) and ...

Leonard 'Bones' McCoy was one of the most celebrated doctors in Starfleet history. He was skilled in both surgery and psychology, and, during his time on the Enterprise, invented several new ...