The H in McCoy's name

[Mr Pointy Ears]

Does anyone know what the Hsatnd for in Bones's name?.

 

[Kelso]

Herbert

 

[Michael]

I always thought it was Horatio. I guess that's just from the novels though.

 

[Squiggy]

Nothing canonical.

 

[Ssosmcin]

The "H" was introduced in Star Trek III, never used in the series.

 

[Ryan Thomas Riddle]

It stands for Leonard "Horndog" McCoy.

 

[Zachary Smith]

Hasenpfeffer

 

[Piper]

Almost certainly Hfuhruhurr.

 

[number6]

Hotstuff

 

[Nerys Myk]

Henry. Named after a 20th/21st Century ancestor.

 

[Forbin]

Same as the H in "Jesus H. Christ!"

 

[Jackson_Roykirk]

Tiberius.

 

[GeorgeKirk]

Hasselhoff

 

[Too Much Fun]

I always thought it was Horatio.

I hope so. That would be the coolest middle name ever. Right up there with "Tiberius" and "Danger".

 

[Shatmandu]

Does anyone know what the Hsatnd for in Bones's name?.

Coincidentally, it stands for 'Hsatnd.'

"Leonard Hsatnd McCoy."

Joe, Greek

 

[jgdst]

I thought Helmut.

But Hstand and Tiberius are equally, if not more, likely.

 

[Jeri]

Same as the H in "Jesus H. Christ!"

I like it!

But in fact, it stands for "Hsoon": as in, "...Hsoon -- the Oracle will only say Hsoon..."

 

[Jackson_Roykirk]

Does anyone know what the Hsatnd for in Bones's name?.

Coincidentally, it stands for 'Hsatnd.'

"Leonard Hsatnd McCoy."

Joe, Greek

Well, yeah -- that's how it's spelled. However, it's pronounced tī-ˈbir-ē-əs

 

[Zachary Smith]

Leonard "He's Dead, Jim" McCoy . . .

 

[Shatmandu]

Maybe it's like "Harry S Truman," where the middle initial is all you get.

Joe, hairy assed human