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“Blood Fever.” Voyager episode #57. Written by Lisa Klink. Bloom sisters. Acquaintances of Jean-Luc Picard and his Directed by Andrew Robinson. Stardate 505372. First aired in frend, Louis. When they were both young, Picard warned Louis 1997. A Vulcan crew member undergoes Pon farr, the Vulcan not to take a bicycle trip with the Bloom sisters, but apparently mating drive, and he selects B'Elanna Torres as his mate. GUEST Louis did not heed his warning. Louis ended up breaking a leg on CAST. Alexander Enberg as Vorik: Bruce Bohne as Ishan; the trip. He also ended up getting married, twice. (“Family” Deborah Levin as Lang. SEE: Borg; gallicite; holodeck and [TNG]). holosuite programs: Pon farr therapy; Ishan; Kal-if-fee; Koon-ut so'lik; Lang; Neelix; neurochemical imbalance; Blue Horizon. Planet. Site of a terraforming project by Professor Paris, Thomas; Pon farr; Sakari; T'Pera; Torres, B'Elanna; Seyetik and reputed to be an incredibly beautiful sight. Vorik; wedding: Klingons. Commander Benjamin Sisko and his son Jake visited Blue Horizon on their way to Deep Space 9 in 2369. (“Second Sight” “Blood Oath.” Deep Space Nine episode #39. Television story [DS9)). and teleplay by Peter Allan Fields. Directed by Winrich Kolbe. No stardate given. First aired in 1994. Dax is bound by an 80-year-old Blue Parrot Cafe. A club on planet Sarona VIII. Riker recalled oath to help three elderly Klingons avenge the deaths of their chil- that exotic blue drinks were served at the Blue Parrot Cafe. dren. This episode features the reunion of three of the first Picard said Troi should buy everyone drinks there when the Klingons from the original Star Trek series. GUEST CAST: John Enterprise-D went to Sarona Vill for shore leave in 2364. (“We'll Colicos as Kor; Michael Ansara as Kang; William Campbell as Always Have Paris” [TNG]). Koloth; Bill Bolender as Albino, the; Christopher Collins as Head guard. SEE: Albino, the; baakonite; bahgol; bat’leth; blood blue alert. Aboard Federation starships with the ability of planetoath; brestanti ale; calisthenics program, Klingon; Dahar fall, blue alert is a state of readiness for landing operations. Blue Master; D'akturak; Dayos IV; Dax, Curzon; Dax, Jadzia; Dax, alert notifies the ship's crew to occupy Code Blue stations, and is son of Kang; Galdonterre; genetic virus; ghoptu; gravitic ordered prior to the starship's landing on a planet and prior to mine; holodeck and holosuite programs; ice man; kajanpak’t; liftoff. A starship commander should not order the start of Kahless the Unforgettable; Kang; Klach D’'kel Brakt, Battle descent until all decks report that condition blue has been set of; Klingon death ritual; Klingon Empire; Koloth; Kor; Korvat (“The 37's” [VGR]). colony; kuttars; kyamo; Mara; N'yengoren strategy; QiVon; riddinite; Secarus IV; scorcher; tetryon; Trill. Bluejay 4. Radio call sign given to United States Air Force Captain John Christopher's F-104 air vehicle in 1969. blood oath. In the Klingon culture, a promise of vengeance that (“Tomorrow Is Yesterday” [TOS]). once sworn, can never be broken. Kang, Koloth, and Kor swore a blood oath against the Albino for murdering their firstborn chil- Bo'rak. (Bob Minor). An agent of the Klingon Intelligence serdren, (“Blood Oath” [DS9]). vice. One of three agents sent to Deep Space 9 in 2371 to observe and to take appropriate action against a Romulan deleblood screening. Medical test used by Federation personnel to gation visiting the station. Bo'rak was under direct orders from identify shape-shifters. This was considered necessary because the Klingon High Council. (*Visionary™ [DS9)). of the possibility that shape-shifting Founders had taken humanoid form and Infiltrated the Federation and other Alpha Bochra, Centurion. (John Snyder). Quadrant powers. The test involved removing a small sample of Romulan officer. Bochra was marooned blood from an individual's body. It the individual was a with Commander La Forge on planet changeling, the blood would revert to a gelatinous orange liquid. Galorndon Core in 2366. Bochra at first Captain Sisko ordered blood screenings on Gul Dukat and the attempted to capture La Forge and hold Detapa Council members after rescuing them from the Klingons him prisoner, but later cooperated with him in 2372. (“The Way of the Warrior" [DS9)). Blood screenings, for their mutual survival when they suffered along with phaser sweeps, were employed as security measures neural damage from the magnetic fields on on Earth in 2372 shortly after the bombing of the Antwerp the surface. (“The Enemy” [TNG]). John Conference by a changeling. (“Homefront™ [DS9)). In 2373, the Snyder also played Aaron Conor in “The Klingon Empire became obsessive about doing blood screenings Masterpiece Society” (TNG). to prevent infiltration of the empire by Founders. (“Apocalypse Rising" [DS9]). Boday, Captain. Commander of a Gallamite vessel. Jadzia Dax had dinner with Boday in 2370. (“The Maquis, Part I” [DS9)). blood-gas infuser. Medical instrument used to stabilize oxygen Jadzia Dax and Boday were lovers for a time. Years later, Dax levels of a patient in respiratory distress. The Emergency Medical had lunch with Boday in 2373, although Worf did not like her Hologram aboard the Starship Voyager used a blood-gas infuser associating with a past flame. (“Let He Who Is Without Sin...” on Neelix in 2371 when his lungs were stolen by Vidiians. [DS9]). “Phage” [VGRY]). “Body Parts.” Deep Space Nine episode #97. Teleplay by Hans “Bloodlines.” Next Generation episode #174. Written by Beimler. Story by Louis P. DeSantis & Robert J. Bolivar. Directed Nicholas Sagan. Directed by Jonathan West. Stardate 47829,1. by Avery Brooks. No stardate given. First aired in 1996. Quark, First aired in 1994. A renegade Ferengi promises revenge on thinking he is about to die of a deadly disease, agrees to sell his Picard by threatening to kill a son Picard never knew he had. This remains to raise money, only to learn his diagnosis was In error. episode is something of a sequel to “The Battle" (TNG). GUEST Keiko is injured and her baby is placed in Kira's body. GUEST CAST: Ken Olandt as Vigo, Jason: Lee Arenberg as Bok, CAST: Rosalind Chao as O'Brien, Keiko; Max Grodénchik as DaiMon; Peter Slutsker as Birta, DaiMon; Amy Pietz as Rhodes, Rom; Hana Hatae as O'Brien, Molly; Jeffrey Combs as Brunt; Sandra; Michelan Sisti as Tol; Majel Barrett as Computer voice. Andrew Robinson as Garak, Elim. SEE: Alvanian brandy; SEE: Birta, DaiMon; Bok; B'Zal; Camor V; Camorites; Bajorans; Brunt; Divine Treasury; Dorek syndrome; Ferengi; Dichromic Nebula; Dorias Cluster; Forrester-Trent syndrome; Ferengi Futures Exchange; Ferengi Rules of Acquisition; Gorlan prayer stick; New Gaul; Picard, Jean-Luc; Rhodes, Gaila; Gint; Gorad; Kira Nerys; latinum; Nagus, Grand; Sandra; Rog Prison; Saurian brandy; subspace technology; O'Brien, Keiko; Orpax, Dr.; Quark; Quark’s bar; Registrar; slip; Vigo, Jason; Vigo, Miranda; Xendi Sabu system. snail juice; strip; tesokine; Torad IV; Undalar; vole bellies; Volga, U.S.S. bloodwine. SEE: Klingon bloodwine. Body. Term describing the whole of society on planet Beta Ill bloodworms. Animal life-form. (“State of Flux" [VGRY]). under the rule of Landru. The population on Beta Ill was con-