The best Doctor?

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Favourite Doctor?

Dr. Leonard H. McMcoy (DeForest Kelley)
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74%
Dr. Beverly Crusher (Gates McFadden)
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3%
Dr. Katherine Pulaski (Diana Muldaur)
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No votes
Dr. Julian Bashir (Siddig El Fadil)
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3%
Emergency Medical Hologram (Robert Picardo)
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20%
Dr. Phlox (John Billingsley)
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No votes
 
Total votes: 65

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So who is your favourite Star Trek Doctor and why?
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I'm going to have go with McCoy myself, those arquments with Spock, fear of the transporter, pretty good acting from Kelley helped to give the charecter some depth and then there is the fact that I'm a TOS fan. + He called creation according to Genesis a myth.
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The one and only Bones McCoy!
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Dammit Jim I`m a Docotr no a Doctor....I`m going to roll bandages in sickbay the one and only "Bones" McCoy
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Bones six ways to Sunday. Unlike others, he just said "He's dead Jim." and didn't try for three days to bring that person back.
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Most of us agree McCoy is the best doctor in the history of Star Trek.
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Bones, With the Holo-Doc a firm second

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There's something to be said for the EMH series when they can look at a Borg Drone and prescribe an analgesic cream :)

But seriously, who the hell is going to vote for Phlox? He looks far too much like the doctor from Galaxy Quest... hell, Enterprise seems too much like a failed TV version of Galaxy Quest.
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McCoy for both acting/character and for abilty.
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I'm gonna say Bashir, just because I feel sorry for the poor fruit.
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Nurse Ogawa!! :mrgreen:

Seriously though, I'd say McCoy.
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My vote's for Bones
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The EMH was my favorite. them MCcoy.
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It's a tie between McCoy and EMH, they both had humor and seriousness to them. Pulaski should've been burned at the stake.
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Bashier was pretty good, too, but he only really came into his own when doing things other than playing station doctor. McCoy and the EMH were both good as doctors but Bashier was IMO a better rounded character overall.
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McCoy, of course, is the sentimental favorite, and he gets bonus points for not using technobabble nearly as much as the other docs do (can you imagine a TNG era doctor explaining how s/he patched up the Horta).

EMH was a more well-rounded character, and Robert Picardo was probably the best actor out of all of these. I'd probably rank McCoy first and EMH second.

After that, eh, maybe Bashir.

I actually liked Pulaski better than Crusher--Crusher always seemed like an empty uniform, and I don't think Gates McFadden is a very good actress, quite frankly.

Finally, there's ass-head. John Billingsly is actually a good actor, but his character murdered billions of innocent beings in "Dear Doctor" so a bunch of Neanderthals could fulfill there supposed genetic destiny. Plus, he's got an ass on his head. Along with B&B, Michael Westmore needs to be fired, too. No more bumpy forehead aliens.
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EMH, I found him way too funny at times.

The Emergency Command Hologram thing was a cool idea too 8).
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You'r missing the real doctor.

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Dammit Jim! I'm a doctor not a bricklayer!

DeForest Kelley's McCoy, the original and still the best......I'm gald he isn't alive to see the state of Trek today.
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I'd have to say Crusher....I never could turn down a redhead that wants to play doctor.....

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McCoy - Deforest Kelly simply rocks, I was saddend by his passing...

After McCoy it has to be the EMH, when the technobabble is brushed aside he shines...
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Bones got 3/4 of the votes, LOL. Pretty unanimous. 8)

I wonder, would it be possible to make a poll "Your favourite <insert occupation aboard Starfleet ship>?" and not have the TOS contender win?
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