Jolene Blalock in Star Trek: Enterprise

Jolene Blalock played the role of Vulcan Sub-Commander T'Pol on board the Earth starship, Enterprise. Jolene Blalock is a renowned model and an excellent actor. Although she doesn't appear in too many films, she's a perfect fit for her role on Star Trek: Enterprise. Star Trek: Enterprise takes place earlier than any other Star Trek series took place in. Enterprise begins when humans first developed warp drive and began to explore the universe. Vulcan Sub-Commander T'Pol (Jolene Blalock) played a critical role in the development of Enterprise. T'Pol reluctantly accompanied the starship on its first mission, but eventually grew onto the series and became a permanent member of the crew.

Jolene Blalock's character, T'Pol, at first disliked being around humans, as they were too emotional, but eventually grew to enjoy their company, and eventually fell in love with one of the humans. As the show progresses viewers can pick up on the growth and development of Jolene Blalock's character as she becomes more and more human the longer she stays on the ship.

Jolene Blalock took on a significant challenge when she took the role of T'Pol in Enterprise. The writers of the show and Jolene wanted to make Vulcan's an interesting character again. Since the original Star Trek's Spock, Vulcans became a backseat secondary character in Star Trek, and the writers of Enterprise wanted to change that. Jolene and the rest of the Enterprise worked about 2 weeks on each episode it produced. Ultimately, Jolene Blalock is an excellent actor and did a phenomenal job as T'Pol is Star Trek: Enterprise.

Jolene Blalock will also be in the upcoming Starship Troopers Marauder movie. She will play the role of Lola Beck, one of the main characters in the film. Even if you're not a fan of the Star Ship Troopers movie, it's worth a watch if you're a Jolene Blalock fan.

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