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Jolene Blalock as Sister Nicci in Legend of the Seeker. Photo copyright of ABC

ACTRESS Jolene Blalock, best known for her role as the Vulcan sub-commander T’Pol in Star Trek: Enterprise, has been cast in a recurring role in season two of the nationally syndicated action/fantasy series Legend of the Seeker. She will portray Nicci, a mysterious Sister of the Dark who possesses a very powerful magic – she not only threaten’s Richard’s (Craig Horner) quest to defeat the evil forces, but her goal is to destroy Kahlan (Bridget Regan). 

Besides Star Trek, Blalock has also guest-starred on Stargate SG-1 as well as appeared in the feature film Starship Troopers 3: Marauder. The actress began her career at the young age of 17, modeling in Europe and Asia. After that, she began to pursue acting and has had roles in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Jason and the Argonauts, Diamond Hunters, On The Edge, JAG and Veronica’s Closet. Details of Blalock’s Legend of the Seeker episodes appear below – beware of spoilers! 

Dark – As the Sisters of the Light train Richard (Craig Horner) to use his wizard power, the beautiful and mysterious Sister Nicci (Jolene Blalock) reveals a shocking secret forcing him into a dark alliance; in Richard’s absence, Zedd (Bruce Spence) has no choice but to name a new Seeker. Dark airs the weekend of January 23rd, 2010 in US national syndication. 

Perdition – Trapped in the deadly Valley of Perdition, Richard’s (Craig Horner) worst fears come magically to life and threaten to kill him, while the world’s most powerful sorceress, Sister Nicci (Jolene Blalock), plots to murder Kahlan (Bridget Regan); Cara’s (Tabrett Bethell) feelings for the new Seeker deepen. Perdition airs the weekend of January 30th, 2010 in US national syndication. 

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Tags: Bridget Regan, Bruce Spence, Craig Horner, Entertainment, Fantasy, Jolene Blalock, Legend of the Seeker, Sister Nicci, Star Trek: Enterprise, T'Pol, Tabrett Bethell, TV

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