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Chakotay

Chakotay is the fictional Native American first officer of Star Trek: Voyager (1995-2001), played by Robert Beltran, a former Maquis captain serving under Janeway, later a captain in Prodigy.

Chaotic

Chaotic is a creature-battling trading card game franchise set in Perim, launched in 2007 by 4Kids with an online game synced to physical cards, and relaunched in 2026 with Panini America.

Char Aznable (シャア・アズナブル)

Char Aznable (シャア・アズナブル), true name Casval Rem Deikun, is the masked Zeon ace "Red Comet" of Mobile Suit Gundam (1979), later Quattro Bajeena and Neo Zeon leader in Char's Counterattack (1988), voiced by Shuichi Ikeda.

Charlie Morningstar

Charlie Morningstar is the princess of Hell and protagonist of Hazbin Hotel, daughter of Lucifer and Lilith. She runs the Hazbin Hotel to redeem sinners, is bisexual with girlfriend Vaggie, and is voiced by Erika Henningsen.

Charlie Pace

Charlie Pace, fictional character on ABC's Lost played by Dominic Monaghan; washed-up Drive Shaft rock star and recovering heroin addict who drowns in the Looking Glass station in the season three finale, warning Desmond with "Not Penny's Boat".

Chef (South Park)

Chef (Jerome McElroy) is South Park Elementary's cafeteria cook in South Park, voiced by Isaac Hayes 1997-2006, killed off in 'The Return of Chef' after Hayes' Scientology-related exit.

Chloe Sullivan

Chloe Sullivan, a Smallville original character created by Alfred Gough and Miles Millar, played by Allison Mack; Clark Kent's friend, Lois Lane's cousin, Watchtower, later a mainstream DC Comics reporter debuting in Action Comics #893 (2010).

Cho Hyun-ju (조현주)

Cho Hyun-ju (조현주), also Player 120, is a fictional transgender woman in Netflix's Squid Game Seasons 2-3, played by Park Sung-hoon; a former ROK Special Forces soldier seeking gender-affirming surgery funds, killed by Myung-gi in Season 3.

Cho Sang-woo (조상우) (Squid Game)

Cho Sang-woo (조상우), Player 218 in Netflix's Squid Game, played by Park Hae-soo: a Seoul National University graduate and banker who embezzled 650 million won, entered the deadly games as a fugitive, and killed himself in the final round so Gi-hun could win.

Chris Miles (Skins)

Chris Miles (Christopher Miles) is a fictional character in the British teen drama Skins, played by Joe Dempsie in series 1–2 (2007–2008); a hedonistic first-generation party animal who dies of a subarachnoid hemorrhage in series 2, episode 9.

Chris Partlow

Chris Partlow, fictional enforcer of the Stanfield Organization in HBO's The Wire, played by Gbenga Akinnagbe across seasons 3-5; carries out Marlo Stanfield's killings with Snoop until his 2008 incarceration.

Christine Chapel

Christine Chapel, also Nurse Chapel or Dr. Chapel, is a Star Trek fictional nurse originated by Majel Barrett in TOS, known for unrequited love for Spock, fiancé Roger Korby, and Jess Bush's expanded portrayal in Strange New Worlds.

Christopher Moltisanti

Christopher Moltisanti, fictional mobster and deuteragonist of HBO's The Sopranos, portrayed by Michael Imperioli; Tony Soprano's protege, capo of the Moltisanti crew, addict and failed screenwriter killed by Tony in season six.

Christopher Pike (Star Trek)

Fictional Starfleet captain in Star Trek; first captain of the USS Enterprise in the 1965 pilot "The Cage", played by Jeffrey Hunter; later portrayed by Bruce Greenwood and Anson Mount in Discovery and Strange New Worlds.

Chuck Bass

Chuck Bass (Charles Bartholomew Bass) is a Gossip Girl character from Cecily von Ziegesar's 2002 novels and the 2007 CW series, played by Ed Westwick; a rich Upper East Side bad boy whose romance with Blair Waldorf and controversial redemption arc define him.

Chuck McGill

Chuck McGill, played by Michael McKean in Better Call Saul, is Jimmy McGill's older brother, a Georgetown-trained co-founder of Hamlin, Hamlin & McGill whose psychosomatic electromagnetic hypersensitivity and feud with Jimmy end in his season 3 suicide.

Cigarette Smoking Man

The Cigarette Smoking Man, also called Cancer Man or C.G.B. Spender, is a fictional character and the primary antagonist of The X-Files, played by William B. Davis from 1993.

Civilizations in Babylon 5

Civilizations in Babylon 5: the spacefaring powers of the Babylon 5 universe, chiefly the five dominant races on the station (humans, Minbari, Centauri, Narn, Vorlons), plus the Shadows, lesser powers, and their jumpgate-based expansion.

Claire Bennet

Claire Bennet, also called "the Cheerleader", is the regenerating cheerleader of NBC's Heroes, played by Hayden Panettiere from 2006; she revealed her powers on a Ferris wheel and died in childbirth in Heroes Reborn.

Claire Fraser (character)

Claire Fraser (Claire Beauchamp Randall Fraser), heroine and narrator of Diana Gabaldon's Outlander novels and the Starz series played by Caitriona Balfe: a 1918-born English WWII combat nurse who time-travels to 1743 Scotland, marries Jamie Fraser, and works as a healer and physician.

Claire Littleton

Claire Littleton, played by Emilie de Ravin, is a pregnant Oceanic Flight 815 survivor in Lost (ABC, 2004-2010). She gives birth to Aaron on the island, is Jack Shephard's half-sister, vanishes in season 4, and returns in season 6 allied with the Man in Black.

Claire Underwood

Claire Hale Underwood, played by Robin Wright, is the co-protagonist of Netflix's House of Cards (2013–2018): political wife, vice president, and the show's first woman president, a Macbeth-like antiheroine.

Clara Oswald

Clara Oswald, the "Impossible Girl", is a Doctor Who companion played by Jenna Coleman, traveling with the Eleventh and Twelfth Doctors, scattered across the Doctor's timeline to save him, and departing in her own TARDIS in "Hell Bent".

Clarke Griffin

Clarke Griffin is the protagonist of The 100 (CW, 2014–2020), played by Eliza Taylor. A delinquent sent from the Ark to post-nuclear Earth, she led the 100, committed the Mount Weather genocide as Wanheda, hosted Josephine Lightbourne, and was barred from transcending in the finale.

Clay Davis

Clay Davis (R. Clayton Davis) is the fictional corrupt Maryland state senator in HBO's The Wire, played by Isiah Whitlock Jr. in 25 episodes across five seasons, famous for the catchphrase "sheee-it" and acquitted of corruption in season five.

Clay Morrow

Clay Morrow (Clarence 'Clay' Morrow) is the SAMCRO president and Jax Teller's stepfather in FX's Sons of Anarchy, played by Ron Perlman; a First 9 member ousted in season 4 and killed by Jax in season 6.

Cleon (Foundation)

Cleon (Foundation): the clone emperors of the Genetic Dynasty in Apple TV+'s Foundation series, ruling as Brother Dawn, Brother Day, and Brother Dusk; a TV invention not present in Asimov's novels, ended by Cleon XXIII as Brother Darkness.

Cobb Vanth

Cobb Vanth is a Star Wars character, marshal of Mos Pelgo/Freetown on Tatooine, created by Chuck Wendig in the Aftermath novels and played by Timothy Olyphant; he wore Boba Fett's armor bought from Jawas before giving it to Din Djarin.

Colonist (The X-Files)

Colonists are the alien race in The X-Files mythology who plan to colonize Earth on December 22, 2012 via the Black Oil (Purity) virus, working through the Syndicate's 1973 hybridization deal, opposed by faceless rebel aliens and stopped by extreme cold.

Comic Book Guy

Comic Book Guy, real name Jeff Albertson, is The Simpsons' sarcastic owner of the Android's Dungeon comic shop, voiced by Hank Azaria; created in 1991 as a parody of Usenet fans who graded every episode, he gave the internet "Worst. Episode. Ever."