TV Characters Our Readers Miss

After sharing our list of the 15 TV characters we want to bring back to current shows, TVLine readers responded with their own choices...

Macallan, The 100

In our readers' defense, executive producer Jason Rothenberg recently confirmed (perhaps jokingly) that Macallan — a musician played by Shawn Mendes in one episode of Season 3 — was among the group put into cryosleep at the end of Season 5. We're thinking a farewell concert is in order for the CW drama's upcoming final season.

Rafael Barba, Law & Order: SVU

TVLine readers appreciated seeing Raul Esparza's character pop up in a video chat with Olivia earlier this year, but it wasn't enough to appease their craving. They remain hungry, and they're ready for the full meal.

Gabby Dawson, Chicago Fire

Monica Raymund may be busy solving a murder in Cape Cod (via Starz's Hightown), but the torch our readers carry for Gabby burns bright. (And if that torch ever burns too bright, don't worry, we know a few firefighters.)

Erin Lindsay, Chicago P.D.

Has it really been almost three years since Sophia Bush's character bade the Windy City adieu?

Fiona Gallagher, Shameless

With the Showtime series approaching its 11th and final season, the window of opportunity for Emmy Rossum to reunite with her on-screen family is slowly beginning to close.

Hawkman and Hawkgirl, DC's Legends of Tomorrow

No one is suggesting that the Hawks start building a permanent nest on the Waverider, but we agree that it could be fun to swoop in on Kendra and what's-his-name for a quick update.

Cat Grant, Supergirl

The White House Press Secretary — or whatever Cat Grant's position is in Earth-Prime — hasn't been a permanent resident of National City since Supergirl's first season, and we'd love to see her reaction to CatCo's headquarters becoming a new epicenter of evil.

Addison Montgomery, Grey's Anatomy

Sure, Addison got plenty of screen time during her six seasons on Private Practice, but when it comes to the (original) former Mrs. McDreamy, our readers always want more. Perhaps Alex's recent departure has made them especially nostalgic for the good ol' days.

Caroline Forbes, Legacies

This one is admittedly kind of a stretch, since Candice King has technically never appeared on Legacies. But because of her character's presence on both The Vampire Diaries and The Originals, as well as her continued relevance in the franchise, we're going to allow it.