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'''Joanna McCoy''' was the daughter of [[Starfleet]]'s Dr. [[Leonard McCoy]] and granddaughter of [[David McCoy]]. |
'''Joanna McCoy''' was the daughter of [[Starfleet]]'s Dr. [[Leonard McCoy]] and granddaughter of [[David McCoy]]. |
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+ | Joanna McCoy had attended school on [[Cerberus]]. She was there in [[2259]] when Cerberus experienced a [[crop]] failure and the entire population was in jeopardy of starvation; fortunately, the [[planet]] was saved by [[Carter Winston]]'s philanthropy. |
In [[2269]], when her father, Leonard, met Winston, he wanted to personally thank him for his generosity in saving Cerberus, and his daughter. ({{TAS|The Survivor}}) |
In [[2269]], when her father, Leonard, met Winston, he wanted to personally thank him for his generosity in saving Cerberus, and his daughter. ({{TAS|The Survivor}}) |
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Joanna was created as the result of a conversation between [[D.C. Fontana]] and [[DeForest Kelley]] between the [[TOS Season 1|first]] and [[TOS Season 2|second]] seasons of ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series|The Original Series]]''. Fontana proposed that McCoy could have an estranged son, to which Kelley replied that he thought the doctor should instead have a daughter. Consequently Joanna was added to the series bible. (''Writer's Notebook: D.C. Fontana'', [[TOS Season 2 DVD]] special features) |
Joanna was created as the result of a conversation between [[D.C. Fontana]] and [[DeForest Kelley]] between the [[TOS Season 1|first]] and [[TOS Season 2|second]] seasons of ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series|The Original Series]]''. Fontana proposed that McCoy could have an estranged son, to which Kelley replied that he thought the doctor should instead have a daughter. Consequently Joanna was added to the series bible. (''Writer's Notebook: D.C. Fontana'', [[TOS Season 2 DVD]] special features) |
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In ''[[The Making of Star Trek]]'' by [[Stephen E. Whitfield]] and [[Gene Roddenberry]], which was written before the original series's third season had aired, Gene Roddenberry is quoted as saying "''In a future story we will bring McCoy's daughter Joanna aboard. She will be a lovely girl, and Captain Kirk, of course, is going to be involved with her. Dr. McCoy is suddenly going to discover he is a father viewing Kirk from a father's perspective. An interesting and sometimes angry new McCoy-Kirk relationship will be seen.''" |
In ''[[The Making of Star Trek]]'' by [[Stephen E. Whitfield]] and [[Gene Roddenberry]], which was written before the original series's third season had aired, Gene Roddenberry is quoted as saying "''In a future story we will bring McCoy's daughter Joanna aboard. She will be a lovely girl, and Captain Kirk, of course, is going to be involved with her. Dr. McCoy is suddenly going to discover he is a father viewing Kirk from a father's perspective. An interesting and sometimes angry new McCoy-Kirk relationship will be seen.''" |
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| − | In the original draft of {{e|The Way to Eden}}, the character of [[Irina Galliulin]] was originally written to be Joanna McCoy, and to be a love interest for [[James T. Kirk|Captain Kirk]] (the episode's original title was "[[Undeveloped Star Trek episodes#Joanna|Joanna]]"), but that script was ultimately rejected. The idea of again introducing Joanna was proposed in the season four script, "[[Undeveloped Star Trek episodes#The Stars of Sargasso|The Stars of |
+ | In the original draft of {{e|The Way to Eden}}, the character of [[Irina Galliulin]] was originally written to be Joanna McCoy, and to be a love interest for [[James T. Kirk|Captain Kirk]] (the episode's original title was "[[Undeveloped Star Trek: The Original Series episodes#Joanna|Joanna]]"), but that script was ultimately rejected. The idea of again introducing Joanna was proposed in the season four script, "[[Undeveloped Star Trek: The Original Series episodes#The Stars of Sargasso|The Stars of Sargasso]]", unfortunately the series was canceled before the script could come to fruition. |
The ''[[Star Trek Concordance]]'' by [[Bjo Trimble]] adds to Joanna's biography, stating that she was twenty years old (born c. [[2249]]) and was in training to become a [[nurse]]; and that although they write each other often, Dr. McCoy's duties aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} kept the two apart. |
The ''[[Star Trek Concordance]]'' by [[Bjo Trimble]] adds to Joanna's biography, stating that she was twenty years old (born c. [[2249]]) and was in training to become a [[nurse]]; and that although they write each other often, Dr. McCoy's duties aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} kept the two apart. |
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=== Apocrypha === |
=== Apocrypha === |
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Revision as of 05:41, 26 January 2014
Joanna McCoy was the daughter of Starfleet's Dr. Leonard McCoy and granddaughter of David McCoy.
Joanna McCoy had attended school on Cerberus. She was there in 2259 when Cerberus experienced a crop failure and the entire population was in jeopardy of starvation; fortunately, the planet was saved by Carter Winston's philanthropy.
In 2269, when her father, Leonard, met Winston, he wanted to personally thank him for his generosity in saving Cerberus, and his daughter. (TAS: "The Survivor")
Appendices
Background information
Joanna was created as the result of a conversation between D.C. Fontana and DeForest Kelley between the first and second seasons of The Original Series. Fontana proposed that McCoy could have an estranged son, to which Kelley replied that he thought the doctor should instead have a daughter. Consequently Joanna was added to the series bible. (Writer's Notebook: D.C. Fontana, TOS Season 2 DVD special features)
In The Making of Star Trek by Stephen E. Whitfield and Gene Roddenberry, which was written before the original series's third season had aired, Gene Roddenberry is quoted as saying "In a future story we will bring McCoy's daughter Joanna aboard. She will be a lovely girl, and Captain Kirk, of course, is going to be involved with her. Dr. McCoy is suddenly going to discover he is a father viewing Kirk from a father's perspective. An interesting and sometimes angry new McCoy-Kirk relationship will be seen."
In the original draft of "The Way to Eden", the character of Irina Galliulin was originally written to be Joanna McCoy, and to be a love interest for Captain Kirk (the episode's original title was "Joanna"), but that script was ultimately rejected. The idea of again introducing Joanna was proposed in the season four script, "The Stars of Sargasso", unfortunately the series was canceled before the script could come to fruition.
The Star Trek Concordance by Bjo Trimble adds to Joanna's biography, stating that she was twenty years old (born c. 2249) and was in training to become a nurse; and that although they write each other often, Dr. McCoy's duties aboard the USS Enterprise kept the two apart.
Apocrypha
In the novel Crisis on Centaurus Joanna was a nurse in Centaurus' capital city.
David Gerrold's novelization of Encounter at Farpoint mentions Joanna as still being alive in 2364, and having at least one great-grandchild (the great-great-grandchild of Leonard McCoy).
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