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Carter (Point of View reality II)

Captain Carter was a US Air Force military officer from an alternate reality.
== Biography ==
This alternate version of Samantha Carter seems to be almost identical to the main timeline's Major Carter, yet she is only a captain (SG1: ).
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1999) ===
Inside an alternate Goa'uld-occupied SGA, Dr. Daniel Jackson tries to find his own reality with the quantum mirror using its remote control. He discovers several realities, and finaly finds a reality where he sees Carter on the other side of the mirror. Carter invites him to pass through the mirror. Yet, when he looks closer to her front tag, he sees "Capt. Carter" on it. Daniel deduces this alternate reality is not his own reality, waves goodbye and switches to another one.
== Notes ==
* It is not sure that her first name is "Samantha", like the main reality counterpart. We only see "Capt. Carter" on her fatigues' tag and we don't hear her as she is on the other side of the mirror.
* This "Carter" is also part of an alternate US Air Force as we can see on her fatigues.
* This character is briefly seen for a few seconds through the quantum mirror.
== See also ==
* Samantha Carter, the main reality counterpart
Casey

Casey was a US Air Force Airman,He has been called "Airman" by Colonel Jack O'Neill after he made his report on Chulak (SG1: ). former member of SG-2. He has been badly wounded on Chulak in 1997.
== Biography ==
When the President of the United States created the SG teams, Casey has been affected to former member of::SG-2, led by Major Charles Kawalsky.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
SG-1 and SG-2 are sent to the coordinates found by Ferretti. Casey is doing recon and reports back to Colonel Jack O'Neill and Major Charles Kawalsky that he found traffic on the ground around the mountains in the last couple of days.
After Warren destroyed a death glider with a FIM-92 Stinger missile to save SG-1 and the escapees, Kawalsky order Warren and Casey to stand on his right. On the hills, they look back and report some movement in the trees, incoming hostiles. They defend the position, yet they're soon outnumbered. Kawalsky orders them to fall back. They rush down the hill and continue to defend the position against the Serpent guards.
When Daniel Jackson dials Earth, Casey hurries the refugies to pass through the Stargate but Casey is hit by staff weapon's blast. O'Neill and Kawalsky pull him back through the Stargate in Stargate Command. There, medics come to Casey to take care of him.
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When Jack O'Neill and Daniel Jackson ask Charles Kawalsky when he had his blackouts, he remembers it was when he brought back Casey after he was hit. He hopes he's well now.
== Notes ==
* Casey's fate after is not known as he didn't appear since.
* Casey's military rank and corp are deduced on Jack O'Neill's speech in .
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
* Major Charles Kawalsky, his team leader
* Warren, his teammate
== External links ==
== References ==
fr:Casey
Catherine Langford (There But For the Grace of God reality)

Catherine Langford is an alternate version of Catherine Langford from an alternate reality.
== Biography ==
Catherine approached Daniel Jackson during one of his seminars and offered him a job, yet he refused it, and according to Langford, was "quite rude". She supervised the team who translated the Giza cartouche, using some of Jackson's work. (SG1: )
== Character's evolution ==
== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
== External links ==
== References ==
Cecil Hoffman

Cecil Hoffman (born July 11, 1962) was an American film and television actress. She portrayed Sarah O'Neil in the 1994 feature film .
== Career ==
Hoffman starred notably in , and . She also had guest roles in , , , , , the short-lived , , , , and . She also played in the and TV movies. She also played in for cinema and of course .
== Personal life ==
Born in , Hoffman attended , during which time she was a member of the , a musical-theatre-comedy troupe. Hoffman is an accomplished dancer and singer. Interestingly, in many of her credits, Cecil spells her last name as Hoffmann instead of the usual Hoffman. She married Paul Slye in 1992.
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Actress
** Sarah O'Neil ()
== Filmography ==
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Film and Television	Film and Television 	Film and Television	Film and Television 	Film and Television
Year 	Title 	Function 	Role 	Notes
2001 	Strong Medicine 	Actress 	Pro-Life Activist 	TV Series, 1 episode
2000 	Providence 	Actress 	Nancy Jenners 	TV Series, 1 episode
2000 	Any Day Now 	Actress 	Donna 	TV Series, 1 episode
2000 	Family Law 	Actress 	Linda McCord / Grace Rutland	TV Series, 1 episode
1999 	Get Real 	Actress 	Susan Clancy 	TV Series, 2 episodes
1998 	To Have & to Hold 	Actress 	Wendy Venner 	TV Series, 1 episode
1997 	The Larry Sanders Show	Actress 	Michelle Hollaway 	TV Series, 1 episode
1996 	ER 	Actress 	Gail Herlihy 	TV Series, 3 episodes
1995 	The Monroes 	Actress 	Greer Monroe 	TV Series, 8 episodes
1995 	Picket Fences 	Actress 	Laurie's Interpreter 	TV Series, 2 episodes
1994 	Lily in Winter 	Actress 	Donna Towler 	TV Movie
1994 	 	Actress 	Sarah O'Neil 	Film
1994 	Madman of the People 	Actress 	Amanda 	TV Series, 1 episode
1993 	Tombstone 	Actress 	Lucinda Hobbs 	Film
1991-1992 	L.A. Law 	Actress 	A.D.A. Zoey Clemmons 	TV Series, 35 episodes
1990 	The Bride in Black 	Actress 	 	TV Movie
1990 	Wiseguy 	Actress 	Hillary Stein 	TV Series, 9 episodes
1989 	Dream Street 	Actress 	Joni Goldstein 	TV Series, 6 episodes
== Notes ==
* Hoffman acting career seems to have ended in 2001.
== External links ==
* 
== References ==
Charles Correll

Charles Correll (January 23, 1944 — June 4, 2004) was a cinematographer and a director. He has directed two Stargate SG-1 episodes.
== Early life ==
== Career ==
=== Stargate ===
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Director ===
* Stargate SG-1: and 
== Filmography ==
 Film, Television and Video Games
Year	Title	Role	Notes
== Notes ==
== References ==
Charlie

Charlie may refer to:
== In-universe articles ==
=== Characters ===
* Charlie O'Neill, deceased son of Sara and Jack O'Neill (Stargate SG-1).
** Charlie O'Neill, an hallucination provoqued by Apophis on Jack O'Neill (SG1: ).
* Major Charles Kawalsky, friendly nicknamed "Charlie" by O'Neill (Stargate SG-1).
=== Locations ===
* Charlie O'Neill's bedroom, where Charlie O'Neill shot himself (SG1: ).
== Production ==
=== Cast and Crew ===
* Charlie Brewer, stunt player ().
== See also ==
* Charles, the formal first name.
fr:Charlie
Charlie O'Neill's bedroom

Charlie O'Neill's bedroom is an unoccupied bedroom located in Sara O'Neill's house in Winter Park. It has been left as it is since Charlie O'Neill accidentaly shot himself with Jack O'Neill's gun in 1995.
== Overview ==
The bedroom is located on the first floor of Sara O'Neill's house. It contains all Charlie's stuff as it is since the accident, like his baseball glove and ball, many awards, and a collection of astronomy material (, SG1: ).
== History ==
One day of 1995, when Jack O'Neill retrieved his wife Sara and they shared a moment together outside, they heared a gunshot coming from Charlie's bedroom. The young boy accidentaly shot himself with O'Neill's personal gun. Since then, Sara O'Neill left all Charlie's stuff as it was as way to keep him around (SG1: )
== Evolution ==
=== (1995) ===
* Inside the bedroom, Jack O'Neill is sitting on Charlie O'Neill's bed, visibly depressed. He's holding a pistol. Major Johnson and his colleague come in front of the door. O'Neill hides the gun under the pillow. Johnson announces O'Neill that he has been reactivated. O'Neill seems to have no reaction at all.
=== (1997) ===
== Notes ==
* In the movie, Charlie O'Neill is called "Tyler O'Neil".
== Behind the scenes ==
* It is obvious that the young boy's bedroom on the film and the one of the series are not the same (different wallpaper and furniture color for example). The bedroom's window is on the front side in the movie and in the left side in the series when we look at from the door. It is considered as a recton.
== Gallery ==
File:Outside view of Charlie O'Neill's bedroom.jpg|A view of the bedroom from outside (SG1: ).
File:Jack O'Neill seated on Charlie's bed.jpg|Jack O'Neill is seated on Charlie's bed when he learns that he has been reactivated ()
File:Charlie O'Neill's stuff.jpg|Some stuff on the chest of drawers, like a baseball glove and ball, a picture of Charlie, and a Space Shuttle made with Lego.
File:O'Neill Unity is mourning Charlie.jpg|Sara O'Neill finds "Jack O'Neill" mourning in Charlie's bedroom.
Charlie O'Neill (The Devil You Know hallucination)

This version of Charlie O'Neill was an hallucination provoqued on Jack O'Neill by Apophis to gather informations.
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1999) ===
Colonel Jack O'Neill, along with SG-1, Martouf and Jacob Carter, are prisoners of Apophis on Netu. Apophis uses the blood of Sokar in combination with a memory recall device in order to gather vital informations for Sokar. During the process, O'Neill sees himself calling Charlie in a yard, holding a baseball glove. Then suddenly, Charlies comes out of a bush holding a plastic water gun, and firing on O'Neill. Charlie tells O'Neill that Jeff Eisen gave it to him. The two of them argue about the fact O'Neill has a gun, but O'Neill tells Charlie he wants to play some catch when Charlie tells he's going inside. Charlie replies that it hasn't passed that way; O'Neill get mad of him and Charlie went inside. They have never played catch and two weeks later, Charlie shot himself with O'Neill's gun. Yet O'Neill insists to play catch. Suddenly Charlie says he will play only if O'Neill tells him how he made contact to the Asgard and the address of the Asgard homeworld. O'Neill is surprised as Charlie couldn't know this story (SG1: , ). O'Neill is defiant and resists to give the answers.
== Notes ==
* The description of the events of this hallucination have been altered both by Apophis and Jack O'Neill.
* The hallucination's timeline is set two weeks before Charlie O'Neill shots himself.
== Behind the scenes ==
* Dillon Moen, the actor who portays Charlie, has been also credited in , yet he doesn't appear in this episode.
== See also ==
* Charlie O'Neill, son of Jack O'Neill
* The blood of Sokar, the drug used by Apophis to gather informations
Chere Rae

Chere Rae was a Stunt performer. She worked as Stunt player in the 1994 feature film .
== Early life ==
Between 1965 and 1971, Chere Rae worked as a bunny at the Hollywood Playboy Club.
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Stunt player ()
== Filmography ==
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Film and Television	Film and Television 	Film and Television 	Film and Television 	Film and Television
Year 	Title 	Function 	Role 	Notes
2000 	100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd 	stunts 	 	TV Series, 1 episode
1997 	The Relic 	stunts 	 	Film
1996 	Mrs. Santa Claus 	stunt double: Ms. Lansbury's	 	TV Movie
1996 	The Nutty Professor 	stunts 	 	Film
1996 	Eye for an Eye 	stunts 	 	Film
1995 	Raging Angels 	stunts 	 	Film
1995 	Casper 	stunts 	 	Film
1994 	 	Stunt player 	 	Film
1994 	New Nightmaire 	stunts 	 	Film
1994 	Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult	stunts 	 	Film
1993 	Extreme Justice 	stunts 	 	Film
1992 	Hoffa 	stunts 	 	Film
1992 	Hero 	stunts 	 	Film
1991 	Highway to Hell 	stunts 	 	Film
1991 	Diplomatic Immunity 	stunts 	 	Film
1990 	Big Bad John 	transportation co-captain 	 	Film
1990 	Silhouette 	stunts 	 	TV Movie
1990 	Air America 	stunts 	 	Film
1989 	Three Fugitives 	stunts 	 	Film
1989 	Baywatch 	Actress 	 	TV Series, 1 episode
1988 	My Stepmother Is an Alien 	stunts, actress 	Station Wagon Driver	Film
1988 	Alien Nation 	stunts 	 	Film
== External links ==
* 
Category:Stunts
Chimakka

Chimakka is a Chieftain who lives on planet Simarka.
== Biography ==
Chimakka is the chieftain of the People of the desert, a desert place on Simarka. According to Moughal, he wouldn't see anything he cared about for go to Chimakka (SG1: ).
== Character's evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
In order to make an alliance with Chimakka, Turghan, the Toughai chieftain, has promised to give his daughter Nya as wife to Chimakka. However, thanks to Captain Samantha Carter, this bargain never takes place and Nya is married to Abu, son of Moughal of the Shavadai.
== Notes ==
* This character is not seen on screen, just mentionned.
* "Chimakka" is spelled according to the English DVD subtitles.
fr:Chimakka
Chloe Armstrong

== Biography ==
== Character's evolution ==
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== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
== See also ==
=== Other "Chloe Armstrongs" ===
* Alternate timelines:
** Chloe Armstrong, a first timeline version (),
** Chloe Armstrong, a second timeline version ("Time"),
** Chloe Armstrong, a third timeline version ().
* Hallucination:
** Chloe, an hallucination Matthew Scott experienced when he was infected by a plant-like creature ().
== External links ==
== References ==
fr:Chloe Armstrong
Chris Fielding

Chris Fielding is a leadman and set dresser. He worked as set dresser in the 1994 feature film .
== Career ==
Fielding has been credited in more than ten films and television shows, including the 1995 film , the 1999 film , the 1999 TV series , the 2006 TV series , the 2008 TV series , and the 2012 TV series . has been his first experience in set dressing.
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
* Set dresser ()
== Filmography ==
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Film and Television	Film and Television 	Film and Television 	Film and Television	Film and Television
Year 	Title 	Function 	Role 	Notes
2012 	Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23	lead set 	 	TV Series
2011 	Curb Your Enthusiasm 	leadman (2 episodes) 	 	TV Series
2009 	True Blood 	set dresser (2 episodes)	 	TV Series
2006 	Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip 	lead man (1 episode) 	 	TV Series
2001-2006 	The West Wing 	leadman (27 episodes) 	 	TV Series
2001 	Mulholland Dr. 	set dresser 	 	Film
1999 	The Green Mile 	set dresser 	 	Film
1999 	Blast from the Past 	set dresser 	 	Film
1998 	Twilight 	set dresser 	 	Film
1995 	Forget Paris 	set dresser 	 	Film
1994 	 	set dresser 	 	Film
== External links ==
* 
Category:Art department
Christine Kennedy

Christine Kennedy was a television and film actress. She portrayed the young Samantha Carter in the TV series Stargate SG-1.
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actress ===
* Young Samantha Carter (Stargate SG-1: , )
== Filmography ==
 Film and Television
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2003	A Wrinkle in Time 	School Girl # 1 	TV movie
2002	Bang Bang You're Dead	Cheerleader #2 	Film
2002	The Outer Limits 	Candace 	TV series, 1 episode
1999	Cold Squad 	Girl in Camper 	TV series, 1 episode
1999	Stargate SG-1 	Young Samantha Carter	TV series, 2 episodes
1997	Air Bud 	Melissa 	Film
== Notes ==
* Since 2003, Kennedy didn't appear in a movie nor a TV show.
* In , Kennedy (as young Samantha Carter) appears in a memory enabled by a memory recall device. In , another memory with her appears, but this one has been altered by the use of the blood of Sokar.
Christopher

Christopher is a first name that may refer to:
== In-universe articles ==
=== Historical characters ===
* Christopher Frayling, author of The Face of Tutankhamun, a book held by Doctor Daniel Jackson ().
== Production ==
* Christopher John Fields, the actor who portrays Freeman in the movie ;
* Christopher Judge, the actor who portrays Teal'c in Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis.
fr:Christopher
Christopher Frayling

Sir Christopher John Frayling (born December 25, 1946) is a book writer. He wrote The Face of Tutankhamun, a book held by Doctor Daniel Jackson.
== History ==
=== (1995) ===
Doctor Daniel Jackson uses Frayling's book to help him during his research on the Giza cartouche.
== Notes ==
* The above-named book has been published in the real world, see this link to the Amazon webstore as a proof. It has been published in December 1992.
== External links ==
*
Christopher John Fields

Christopher John Fields is a film and television actor. He portayed Freeman in the 1994 Stargate featured film.
== Early life ==
== Career ==
=== Stargate ===
== Personal life ==
== Involvement in the Stargate universe ==
=== Actor ===
* "Lieutenant" Freeman ()
== Filmography ==
 Film, Television and Video Games
Year 	Title 	Role 	Notes
2011 	The Closer 	Ms. Prall's Lawyer 	TV series, 1 episode
2009 	Eleventh Hour 	Dr. Bruce Templeton 	TV series, 1 episode
2008 	Wednesday Again 	Jeffrey 	Film
2007 	Boogeyman 2 	Detective (as Christopher Fields) 	Film
2007 	Zodiac 	Copy Editor #4 (as Christopher Fields) 	Film
2005-2006	Sleeper Cell 	Deputy Justice Department 	TV series, 2 episodes
2006 	Entourage 	 	TV series, 1 episode
2006 	Outside Sales 	Charlie Keller 	Film
2004 	Touching Evil 	Dr. Warren Robbins 	TV series, 1 episode
2004 	CSI: Miami 	Nick Murdoch 	TV series, 1 episode
2003 	NYPD Blue 	Patrick Keneely 	TV series, 1 episode
2002 	Crossing Jordan 	Dr. Mack Hacken 	TV series, 1 episode
2002 	The Guardian 	Attorney / Barry 	TV series, 2 episodes
2002 	The Division 	Chris Fitzsimons 	TV series, 1 episode
2000-2001	ER 	Dr. Phil Tobiason 	TV series, 2 episodes
2001 	The Huntress 	Roger Angelie 	TV series, 1 episode
2000 	Boston Public 	Henderson's Lawyer 	TV series, 1 episode
2000 	American Tragedy 	Matthew Schwartz (as Chris John Fields)	TV movie
2000 	As Told by Ginger 	Dr. Ron 	TV series, 1 episode
1999 	Early Edition 	Attorney Addison Polk 	TV series, 1 episode
1999 	Fight Club 	Proprietor of Dry Cleaners 	Film
1999 	Vengeance Unlimited 	 	TV series, 1 episode
1999 	Ally McBeal 	Mr. Goodman's Attorney 	TV series, 1 episode
1998 	Max Q 	Elliot Henschel 	TV movie
1998 	Diagnosis Murder 	Eddie Ward 	TV series, 1 episode
1998 	Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction 	Harold 	TV series, 1 episode
1997 	Profiler 	 	TV series, 1 episode
1997 	The Devil's Child 	Father Domenico 	TV movie
1997 	The Game 	Detective Boyle 	Film
1997 	Perversions of Science 	Adolf Hitler 	TV series, 1 episode
1996 	The Making of a Hollywood Madam 	 	TV movie
1996 	Seduced by Madness: The Diane Borchardt Story	District Attorney 	TV mini-series, 1 episode
1995 	JAG 	Lieutenant Commander Scott 	TV series, 1 episode
1995 	Apollo 13 	Booster White 	Film
1994 	Witch Hunt 	Lt. Morris Bradbury 	TV movie
1994 	 	Freeman 	
1993 	A Matter of Justice 	Warren Matthews 	TV movie
1993 	And the Band Played On 	Lawyer 	TV movie
1993 	Jurassic Park 	Volunteer #1 	Film
1993 	The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles 	George White 	TV series, 1 episode
1992 	Indecency 	Chris 	TV movie
1992 	The Gun in Betty Lou's Handbag 	Brown 	Film
1992 	Mann & Machine 	Cecil Fagen 	TV series, 1 episode
1992 	Afterburn 	Charlie Reeves 	TV movie
1992 	Alien³ 	Rains 	Film
1992 	Room for Two 	Denny 	TV series, 1 episode
1990 	Jacob's Ladder 	Field Medic (as Christopher Fields) 	Film
1989 	It's Garry Shandling's Show. 	Mike 	TV series, 1 episode
== Notes ==
== References ==
Chulak

Chulak is a planet located in the Milky Way galaxy. This was the second planet visited by the Tau'ri.
== Overview ==
== Geography ==
=== Races living on ===
=== People from ===
=== Notable visitors ===
=== Locations on ===
== History ==
== Detailled evolution ==
=== (1997) ===
Following Apophis' assault on Abydos, a wounded Major Ferretti has enough strength to memorize a Stargate address entered by Apophis himself. The newly formed SG-1 and SG-2 teams, led by Colonel Jack O'Neill and Major Charles Kawalsky respectively, go there. While SG-2 is establishing a base camp, SG-1 do some recon on the field. They meet a group of monks leading them to the city of Chulak. There, they finaly encouter Apophis and Sha're who has been possessed by a Goa'uld symbiote. The Serpent guards neutralize them.
In the prison of Chulak, they meet Skaara, but the latter is taken by the Goa'uld to become a child of the gods. When Apophis orders to kill all the remaining prisoners, Teal'c, Apophis' First Prime, turns his staff weapon against his fellow Jaffa and helps O'Neill to free the prisoners.
Apophis and all the Goa'uld with him (including Sha're and Skaara) get to the Stargate and enter an address. While a death glider attemps to shoot all the prisoners, Kawalsky and his team shoot it down. Seeing the destruction of the ship, Apophis and his queen escape through the Stargate, followed by the remaining Goa'uld. Then SG-1, SG-2, and Teal'c fight back the Serpent guards while the prisoners escape through the Stargate to the SGC. Kawalsky, O'Neill, and a wounded Casey are the last to pass through. While some Serpent guards try to follow them the iris closes and they crush on the arrival.
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A Goa'uld larva has taken Major Kawalsky during the firefight on Chulak. After an unsuccessfull attempt to remove the symbiote, the Goa'uld enters the Chulak address on the dialing computer, and leads to the Stargate room. Teal'c fights him there and Colonel O'Neill asks Teal'c to hold Kawalsky's head in the event horizon while he orders MSgt. Walter Harriman to shut down the Stargate. Part of Kawalsky's brain disappears, killing both Kawalsky and the Goa'uld.
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== Notes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
== References ==
fr:Chulak
Clanswoman

"Clanswoman" is the name of the character portrayed by Marilyn Chin in the Stargate SG-1 episode . As one doesn't have a picture of the actress, it's not possible for the moment to determine which character is the clanswoman which means that she may refer (but not entirely sure) to:
* Moughal's wife, the only wife of Moughal, chieftain of the Shavadai.
* Nya's mother, one of the many wives of Turghan, chieftain of the Toughai.