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Cetus

Cetus was a winter constellation of Earth's northern hemisphere. Stars in this constellation were located in the Alpha Quadrant.
Cetus was partially visible on a viewscreen in the briefing room on the in 2266. It was a star chart of the winter sky as seen from Earth. The constellation Cetus was visible in the lower right corner of the chart and identified by name. ()
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* Deneb Kaitos (Beta Ceti)
* Omicron Ceti
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* Tau Ceti
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Cha'DIch

cha'DIch was a title in the Klingon legal system.
A warrior challenging a ruling of the Klingon High Council was not allowed personal combat. He therefore chose a cha'DIch to fight for him. The person selected as cha'DIch would speak the words "jIlajneS. ghIj qet jaghmeyjaj." ("I accept. May your enemies run with fear.") After being introduced to the council, the cha'DIch was handed a sword in a scabbard to wear.
Kurn served as his brother Worf's cha'DIch when Worf challenged the High Council in 2366. When Kurn was injured in an assassination attempt by Duras, Jean-Luc Picard became Worf's new cha'DIch. ()
Picard reminded Worf of his service as cha'DIch and their special relationship in 2367, when they were en route to Qo'noS for Gowron's inauguration. ()
In 2380, when Ensign Beckett Mariner decided that she would become Brad Boimler's mentor (despite the latter's protests), she said he would be her cha'DIch. ()
William T. Riker compared Carol Freeman to being his cha'DIch during their younger years and reminisced about the times they got into trouble together, although Freeman apparently contended that she had been an active participant. ()
In 2381, during an argument, T'Lyn offered a female crewmate on the the chance to become her confidant, which she compared to a cha'DIch. ()
In 2382, Mariner called Ma'ah her cha'DIch when catching up with him, something that embarrassed him as she was doing it in front of K'Elarra. However, for their roles in regaining his ability to be a captain, he declared that both Mariner and Boimler were indeed cha'DIch, which excited Boimler ()
Later that year, Malor referred to Mariner as his brother's cha'DIch while seeking political asylum on the . ()
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Chad

Chad was a Human male who lived in the late 24th century. He ran the corn dog stand in engineering on Starbase 80; Commander Kassia Nox thought of him affectionately as one of her "biggest weirdos" and praised his corn dogs as "incredible", though his operation was less than hygienic due to his clumsiness.
In 2382, Nox enlisted Chad to help her, Lieutenant jg Beckett Mariner, and Doctor Harrison Horseberry board the in order to ascertain the source of a "curse" that was cognitively debilitating the crew. Chad used his corn dogs to distract a large group of afflicted crew so that the others could reach the bridge. He was swarmed by the crew members, but ultimately emerged unharmed. ()
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Chad McCord

Chad McCord is an actor, director, artist, acting coach, and film maker who worked as regular background actor, a Starfleet ensign, on the first and second seasons of . He also appeared in this role in the sixth season episode . He also worked as stand-in on the episode . He received no credit for his appearances. 
McCord also had supporting and guest roles in episodes of Party of Five (1999, with Scott Grimes and directed by Lou Antonio), M.Y.O.B. (2000, with Don McManus and Greg Bronson), Body of Proof (2012, with Jeri Ryan and John Carroll Lynch), 90210 (2012, with Peyton List), (2013), and The Young and the Restless (2013, with Jessica Collins).
Among his film work are the drama March (2001, with Michelle Phillips and Kevin McCorkle), (2006), the television comedy Class with Chadwick Chubb (2012) on which he also worked as producer, writer, an director, and the television movie Outrageously Green (2013), also written and directed by him.
McCord directed the short comedy Fear of Feathers (2003, with Todd Babcock), the Jury Duty pilot episode (2007), and the television comedy Wildlife (2010). As writer, producer, and director, he worked on the short comedy The Mean Bean (2010), the short comedy F.Y.D. (2015, with John Larroquette) for which he won several independent film awards, and the reality show Almost Naked (2017). He also was co-producer and director for the short film Stay with Me (2011) and associate producer and dialogue coach on the comedy Public Disturbance (2018, with Peipei Yuan).
McCord published his first book, titled "Life Line: Actors Guide to Acting and Auditions in Hollywood". He also published "Private Hell – Cautionary Tales For Grown-Ups".
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Chad Quandt

Chad Quandt is a writer and producer who worked as staff writer and co-producer on the first season of .
Previously, he wrote on and , a television spin-off of .
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Chad Seiter

Chad Seiter is a composer and orchestrator living in Los Angeles, California who is currently working for composer Michael Giacchino. He was an additional orchestrator for Giacchino on , , the Star Trek D-A-C and composed the score for 's video game, adapting Giacchino's themes. His wife Susie Benchasil Seiter orchestrated and conducted the score. 
Seiter was born in Okemos, Michigan, and studied music composition at Grand Valley State University in Allendale, Michigan until 2003, when he decided to move to Los Angeles. He began working with Michael Giacchino as a score assistant in 2004 and later as an additional orchestrator. Their early collaborations included the video game Call of Duty: Finest Hour, (2004), and (created by Star Trek producer and director J.J. Abrams) and (co-created by Abrams and fellow Star Trek producer Damon Lindelof).
Seiter has also assisted Giacchino with the scores for (2005), The Family Stone, (2005), the TV special The Muppets' Wizard of Oz, the video games Mercenaries and Gears of War, (2005) and (2006). In addition, he prepared Giacchino's score for Paramount Pictures' Mission: Impossible III, directed by J.J. Abrams and co-written by Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci. Seiter also did additional orchestration and score preparation for Giacchino on and What About Brian, both created by J.J. Abrams.
Seiter also supervised the preparation of Giacchino's score for (2007). He was also one of Giacchino's orchestrators on the film Speed Racer and the video games Medal of Honor: Airborne, Turning Point: Fall of Liberty, and Fracture. He composed additional music for the latter two games, as well. In addition, he orchestrated Giacchino's overture for (2008), produced by J.J. Abrams and Bryan Burk through their Bad Robot banner.
Seiter provided additional orchestration and score preparation for Giacchino on Lost. He and Giacchino also co-composed the music for , which was created by J.J. Abrams, Alex Kurtzman, and Roberto Orci.
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Chai Valladares

Chai Valladares is the actor who played Lieutenant Nicola in the second season episodes and .
Valladares appeared in smaller guest roles in about a dozen television series. His credits include episodes of In the Dark (with Thamela Mpumlwana, Derek Webster, Leslie Silva, and Adam Winlove-Smith), (starring Karl Urban and Jack Quaid, with Wallace Langham, Adam Maros, and Kirpa Budwal), (with Mimi Kuzyk, Sadie Munroe, Christine Ebadi, and Rong Fu), (with Milton Barnes, Joy Castro, and Ian Lake), and (with Jake Epstein and Graham Parkhurst).
He had a recurring role as Aide Diaz in the fourth season of , alongside Shohreh Aghdashloo, Michael Benyaer, Nelu Handa, Tara Rosling, and Moses Nyarko.
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Chain

A chain was a series of linked metal loops used for various purposes.
When Sub-commander T'Pol suggested to use stun grenades, detonate them, and use both s to bring the Novans back to , Captain Jonathan Archer asked her what to do then with the Novans – put them in chains? T'Pol then stated that Mister Reed would devise appropriate restraints. This suggestion was dismissed by Archer as Enterprise was no slave ship. ()
In 2266, Lenore Karidian compared the Karidian Company of Players' schedule to a chain, saying that if one link broke, the rest of it would collapse. ()
During his visit to the Shore Leave Planet, Esteban Rodriguez's imagination gave form to a chained Bengal tiger. (TOS: )
In 2367, a hologram of the ghost of Jacob Marley showed off the ghostly chains he wore. ()
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Chain of Command, Parts I & II (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Captain Picard is on a secret mission and command of the Enterprise is turned over to Captain Edward Jellico. The Enterprise crew finds Jellico's abrasive style hard to handle. Still, he may be leading them into battle. Meanwhile, Picard is captured and tortured by Gul Madred, a Cardassian interrogator. The pain could stop at any time. All Picard has to do is give the wrong answer. How many messages are there? Find out when we put "Chain of Command, Part I" and "II", into the Mission Log.
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Chains of Command

Commander Riker must either give up the USS Enterprise or sacrifice his captain's life.
Chains of Command is a Pocket TNG novel – #21 in the numbered series – written by Bill McCay and Eloise Flood. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:While exploring a group of devastated class-M planets in a remote sector of space, the crew of the is shocked to discover a group of Human slaves on a forbidding, glacial world. When the slaves revolt against their Human overseers, Captain Picard and his crew sympathize with the slaves plight but cannot interfere in the conflict.
:After the revolt is a success, Captain Picard learns that both the slaves and the overseers were controlled by a mysterious bird-like race called the Tseetsk, who are coming to reclaim their property. With the time running out, the rebels kidnap Captain Picard and Counselor Troi – drawing the USS Enterprise into the middle of their deadly plan of vengeance.
== Memorable quotes ==
"There's a difference between fulfilling a function and bringing imagination to the job."
:- Jean-Luc Picard (p. 49)
"The away team that didn't get away."
:- Riker (p. 24)
"You cannot maintain a stable society based on slavery."
:- Riker (p. 245)
"You've shown that you're willing to die for freedom. Will you live for it?"
:- Vossted (p. 275)
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* This is the only Star Trek novel written by Bill McCay and Eloise Flood.
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;Jean-Luc Picard : Captain.
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Chakotay's tribe members

Members of Chakotay's tribe.
== Named ==
* Ce Acatl
* Chakotay
* Kolopak
* Tananka
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=== Children ===
These children, despite being conceived in rape, were accepted by the tribe, including Ce Acatl. ()
=== Rape victims ===
These female members of Chakotay's tribe were raped by white men, producing offspring. Among them were Ce Acatl's mother. ()
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Chakotay (mirror)

Commander Chakotay was a male in the 24th century Terran Empire. In 2385, He was first officer aboard the under Admiral . He would encounter Captain Chakotay, Dal R'El, Jankom Pog, and Murf during a reality fracture event in 2385. While attempting to interrogate the team, he was incapacitated by Murf, allowing his counterpart to swap uniforms and impersonate him.
Chakotay recovered and was present on the bridge when Admiral realized that the Loom was invading the mirror universe because of the rift and allowed the group to proceed. Gwyn was able to activate the field, repairing the fracture in reality and returning everyone to their correct universe. ()
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Challenger class

The Challenger-class starships were Starfleet vessels in service in the later 24th century. They shared many design aspects with and starships.
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The Challenger-class USS Buran was a "kitbashed" design study and filming model built by Ed Miarecki and Michael Okuda that was barely glimpsed among the wreckage of the "graveyard" scene in . It was made from parts of AMT/Ertl model kits, no. 6619, specifically the saucer section and warp nacelles, as well as from parts of a submarine model kit. Okuda recalled on the model, "I don't recall what Ed's original version of the Buran was, but I added the submarine parts and glued on the engines, although it looks like Ed assembled the engines. I thought it was a clever idea, but it ended up looking like a lollipop. Maybe Ed's version was a single nacelle, and I added the second. I don't remember. (...) I think one of the engine mounts was a submarine tower, but I wouldn't swear that both were. I'm pretty sure both engines were fairly stock Ertl large Galaxy nacelles that Ed had made. The actual amount of modelmaking time that Rick S. and I had was minimal, so we would tend to have stuck with stuff that Ed did for us." 
The lists the from and the Kearsarge from as being Challenger-class starships.
=== Apocrypha ===
In the Star Trek: The Next Generation Annual story "Thin Ice" published by DC Comics, the was stated to be a Challenger-class starship. This design appeared as a variant of the design, with the lower nacelles replaced by a secondary hull. 
According to issue #114 of the Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection, the Challenger-class had an approximate length of 390 meters, an approximate crew of 300, and a top speed of warp 9.6. This class was equipped with phasers and photon torpedos.
In 2024, Star Trek Online introduced the Atlantis class, an unlockable cosmetic skin as a 25th century successor to the Challenger class. 
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Chalna

Chalna was an inhabited planet. This was the homeworld for the Chalnoth, an anarchistic humanoid species. The planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
While commanding the in 2354, Captain Jean-Luc Picard visited Chalna. He recalled his visit there to Esoqq when they were imprisoned together twelve years later. ()
In 2371, the location of Chalna was labeled in the star chart Data and Picard were studying in stellar cartography aboard the . (, okudagram)
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According to the comic book Children of Chaos, the Federation name for Chalna was Kaus Borealis V.
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Chaltok

Chaltok was an inhabited star system in the Beta Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of a primary and at least four planets, including the inhabited planet Chaltok IV. This planet was home to a Romulan colony.
== Stellar Cartography == 
In 2259, the location of this system was labeled on a stellar cartography chart that was seen on the 's ready room viewscreen. This system's symbol had a green color, indicating that it was affiliated with the Romulan Star Empire. () 
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Chaltok IV

Chaltok IV was the inhabited fourth planet in the Chaltok system. The planet was inside Romulan space in the Beta Quadrant. 
In the 23rd century, Chaltok IV was home to a Romulan research colony. The colony was nearly destroyed during the testing of a polaric energy device, which led to the signing of the Polaric Test Ban Treaty in 2268. ()
In 2401, Laris traveled to Chaltok IV to set up diplomatic security. Jean-Luc Picard meant to accompany her, but was unable to do so due to receiving a distress call from Beverly Crusher. He promised to meet Laris on the planet later at a "great bar" where they could watch the sunset. ()
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This planet's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position its star system as seen in the star chart appearing in the episode .
=== Apocrypha ===
In Star Trek Online, Chaltok IV is home to a Yridian colony by 2409.
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Chancellor

Chancellor was a title used both by nations as well as planetary governments to refer to their head of government.
In an alternate timeline, Adolf Hitler was the chancellor and Führer of Nazi Germany in 1944. () 
Since the mid-21st century, the government of the Klingon Empire was headed by a chancellor. ()
In 2151, Kalev was the chancellor of the Coridanite government. () In the alternate reality, Magustav Pachangara was elected chancellor of Coridan in 2259. ()
By 2152, a nation-state on a planet was led by Chancellor Kultarey. ()
The same year, Chancellor Trellit was a leader of the Torothans. ()
The Andorian Empire was also led by a chancellor. In 2154, the Andorian chancellor contacted the Aenar to arrange a meeting with Jonathan Archer. ()
In the early 24th century, the Minosian Sway was headed by the Supreme Chancellor of the High Council. ()
In 2367, Avel Durken was chancellor of Malcor III. The position of vice-chancellor also existed. ()
In 2368, Alrik served as chancellor of Valt Minor. ()
In 2374, Gaumen held the office of chancellor of the B'omar Sovereignty. ()
In 2380, Commander Jack Ransom of the led an away team that met with the Chancellor of the Galardonian High Council. ()
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Chandra (Wadi)

Chandra was a young female Wadi character that was a part of the game Chula. She sang a song and did a series of steps on Wadi symbols built into a floor. 
The only way a player could move to the next level of the maze was to copy her actions, () which were comparable to hopscotch. ()
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Chandra V

Chandra V was the inhabited fifth planet in its star system, and was the homeworld of the non-humanoid Chandrans. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
Tam Elbrun was stationed here as the only Federation delegate in 2366, before he was called to assist in the Gomtuu incident. ()
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Character

A character was an individual, animal, or thing/object that was being presented as a person, in a narrative.
In 3074, a copy of The Doctor left behind on the Kyrian and Vaskan homeworld acknowledged that their simulation of 's encounter with them was at least founded on reality, if not true to it, saying, "Well, the stage is certainly set, but I'll have to rewrite the characters and revise the a little." ()
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Character flaw

A character flaw was a weakness in one's character.
In 2366, Q declared the lack of a sense of humor to be a character flaw shared by both William T. Riker and the Calamarain. When Riker threatened to give Q over to them, Q took back his comment, adding, "You do have a sense of humor. A dreadful one at that." ()
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Character trait

A character trait was the individual qualities or attributes that made up a person's overall character. These descriptions could be physical, emotional, mental, or moral.
The Doctor's holoprogram EMH program 4C contained several noted historical figures, including Mahatma Gandhi, Lord Byron, Socrates, T'Pau, and Marie Curie, so as to include their character traits from what he described as "the most accomplished figures in history," specifically "scientists, poets, philosophers, and saints." ()
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Charades (aftershow)

"Charades" is the 92nd episode of , and the sixth produced for SNW Season 2, covering the episode .
It is the seventy-fifth episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton. The episode's guest was Jess Bush.
== Summary ==
:Jess Bush (Christine Chapel) and Wil Wheaton (Star Trek: The Next Generation) discuss being inspired by her character and what the future holds for Nurse Chapel. Plus, go in-depth on Vulcan wedding rituals, discover Spock's Human side, and much more.
Charles Dayton

Charles Dayton appeared as a scared science crewmember in the first season episode .
Beside his acting part in Star Trek, his only other known acting work was a featured role in the 1985 comedy School Spirit. The film also featured "Where No One Has Gone Before" co-star Biff Yeager.
Since 1995, Dayton, son of the late actor and director , has been working as foley editor and sound mixer in the entertainment industry. In 1997 he received an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Sound Editing for a Miniseries or a Special for his work on , starring Michael Greyeyes. He shared this nomination with fellow foley editor Gregg Barbanell.
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