"Bloodlines" is a seventh season episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Quick Overview: Bok, a vengeful Ferengi from the first season episode "The Battle", returns to enact revenge on Picard, by killing the son Picard never knew he had. The episode begins with Bok (a former Ferengi DaiMon whose son was killed in a battle with the USS Stargazer, then commanded by Picard) announcing his intention to kill Picard's son in revenge. Picard, who...
Jason is telling Picard that he can't accept the gift he just gave him. It's...
Picard is telling Jason that he wants him to have his weird little ancient st...
Jason is telling Picard that if he is ever around the planet they are droppin...
The second captain's log for the episode "Bloodlines".
Picard is telling DaiMon that he's got a lot of explaining to do to the Ferre...
DaiMon is saying that the Ferrengi had no right to strip him of his rank.
Geordi tells Picard that he can use his special transporter to get him onto D...
Picard is telling Jason that now that he knows that Picard is his father, he ...
Picard is saying that he doesn't know what it means that he is Jason's father...
Jason is telling Picard all of his own character defects in an attempt to dis...
Crusher is giving Picard some parenting advice.
Picard is telling Crusher that now that he has thought about what she told hi...
Crusher is telling Jason that she wants him to take it easy and get some rest.
Jason is asking Crusher if she has any idea whats wrong with him.
Picard is telling DaiMon that you cannot put a price on a life.
DaiMon is demanding that Picard repay him for the loss of his son.
Picard is apologizing to DaiMon for killing his son and says there is nothing...
Picard is asking DaiMon if he would be willing to settle their feud right the...
Picard is telling DaiMon that the next time he shows up they will be ready fo...
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