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[[File:Dog, Death wish.jpg|thumb|A bloodhound in the [[Q Continuum]]]] |
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| − | The '''bloodhound''' was a breed of domesticated [[dog]], originating from [[Belgium]], on [[Earth]]. |
+ | The '''bloodhound''' was a breed of domesticated [[dog]], originating from [[Belgium]], on [[Earth]]. The breed is known for being good at tracking [[Human]]s and other life forms. |
In [[2152]], [[Trip Tucker]] described himself as "''a regular bloodhound''", when [[Jonathan Archer]] needed to make a return trip to a [[pre-warp civilization]] to recover a missing [[communicator]]. ({{ENT|The Communicator}}) |
In [[2152]], [[Trip Tucker]] described himself as "''a regular bloodhound''", when [[Jonathan Archer]] needed to make a return trip to a [[pre-warp civilization]] to recover a missing [[communicator]]. ({{ENT|The Communicator}}) |
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Revision as of 10:57, 3 July 2012
A bloodhound in the Q Continuum
The bloodhound was a breed of domesticated dog, originating from Belgium, on Earth. The breed is known for being good at tracking Humans and other life forms.
In 2152, Trip Tucker described himself as "a regular bloodhound", when Jonathan Archer needed to make a return trip to a pre-warp civilization to recover a missing communicator. (ENT: "The Communicator")
In 2153, Malcolm Reed likened the Xindi-Reptilian seekers to bloodhounds. After destroying one seeker and damaging a second seeker on a Xindi-Arboreal colony, Reed hoped that they "stopped those bloodhounds before they transmitted our position." (ENT: "The Shipment")
When the crew of the USS Voyager was allowed to experience the Q Continuum firsthand, they found an old roadhouse along a desert road. A tired bloodhound was part of the representation. Quinn mentioned he had traveled the road many times, sat on the porch, played the games and had even been the dog. (VOY: "Death Wish")