Gene L. Coon

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Gene L. Coon (January 7, 1924 – July 8, 1973; sometimes also credited as Lee Cronin) was a writer and producer for Star Trek: The Original Series. He produced the first season of TOS from "Miri" to "Operation: Annihilate!" and the second season from "Catspaw" to "Bread and Circuses".

Coon, a Marine Corps veteran of the Korean War, also wrote two novels, "Meanwhile, Back At The Front" and "The Short End", dealing with that conflict.

He died of lung cancer only a week after being diagnosed. Robert Justman urged Coon to go in for tests after he visted one day wearing an oxygen mask, gasping and coughing. Coon initially believed (or wanted to believe) that his breathing difficulties stemmed from the "Goddamned L.A. smog."

目录 1 Writing/Co-writing credits 1.1 As Gene L. Coon 1.2 As Lee Cronin 2 External Links

Writing/Co-writing credits

As Gene L. Coon

• "Arena"
• "A Taste of Armageddon"
• "Space Seed"
• "The Devil in the Dark"
• "Errand of Mercy"
• "Metamorphosis"
• "Bread and Circuses"
• "A Piece of the Action"

As Lee Cronin

• "Spectre of the Gun"
• "Spock's Brain"
• "Wink of an Eye"
• "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield"

External Links

• Gene L. Coon at the Internet Movie Database