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'''Finagle's Folly''' is an [[Foods and beverages|alcoholic beverage]], dark green in color. [[Doctor]] [[Leonard H. McCoy|McCoy]], makes a Finagle's Folly that's known "from here to [[Orion (planet)|Orion]]".
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'''Finagle's Folly''' was an [[Foods and beverages|alcoholic beverage]], dark green in color. [[Doctor]] [[Leonard McCoy|McCoy]], made a Finagle's Folly that was known "''from here to {{dis|Orion|planet}}''".
   
In [[2268]], McCoy prepared two glasses of the concoction for himself and [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] during the field trials of the [[M-5 computer]] aboard the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|USS ''Enterprise'']]. Kirk thought it was one of the [[chief medical officer|ship's surgeon]]'s better prescriptions; McCoy felt it was "simple, but effective." ({{TOS|The Ultimate Computer}})
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In [[2268]], McCoy prepared two glasses of the concoction for himself and [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] during the field trials of the [[M-5 computer]] aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}. Kirk thought it was one of the [[chief medical officer|ship's surgeon]]'s better [[prescription]]s; McCoy felt it was "simple, but effective." ({{TOS|The Ultimate Computer}})
   
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Finagles folly

Known from here to Orion.

Finagle's Folly was an alcoholic beverage, dark green in color. Doctor McCoy, made a Finagle's Folly that was known "from here to Orion".

In 2268, McCoy prepared two glasses of the concoction for himself and Captain Kirk during the field trials of the M-5 computer aboard the USS Enterprise. Kirk thought it was one of the ship's surgeon's better prescriptions; McCoy felt it was "simple, but effective." (TOS: "The Ultimate Computer")

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