Tricia Helfer stars as Carla on USA Network's "Burn Notice."

Tricia Helfer stars as Carla on USA Network's "Burn Notice."

Tricia Helfer also stars as "Number Six" on SCI FI Channel's "Battlestar Galactica." Brilliant and devastatingly beautiful, Six is one of a new breed of Cylons, indistinguishable in appearance from their human creators. Appearing only to Baltar, she offers dark prophesies, cruel taunts and jealous rebukes.

Tricia Helfer is starring opposite LeeLee Sobieski as Celeste in the feature film "Walk All Over Me," which was selected for the Toronto Film Festival. Tricia Helfer began 2007 guest starring as Molly McNamara on "Supernatural" and as Naomi in the Fox pilot "Them."

Tricia Helfer's other film credits include the Independent feature "Memory," as Stephanie Jacobs, a strikingly beautiful painter and love interest of Billy Zane's Dr. Taylor Biggs. Dennis Hopper and Ann-Margret also star. Tricia Helfer played Leila Cole in "The Green Chain," a mockumentary; Sasha in the indie "Spiral" with David Joel Moore; General Kilian Qatar in the video game "Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars"; and the lead role of Ally in the feature film "The Genius Club." Tricia Helfer also produced and hosted "Canada's Next Top Model."

Victoria's Secret Model, Tricia Helfer was born in Donalda, Alberta, Canada, where she was raised on the family grain farm. Tricia Helfer fell into modeling when an agent discovered her in the line up of the local movie theater and sent her to New York. There Tricia Helfer won the "Ford Supermodel of the World Contest" and began her career as an Elite Model working for magazines such as Elle, Vogue and Cosmopolitan. Some of Tricia Helfer's campaigns include Ralph Lauren, Channel, Giorgio Armani and she has graced the catwalks of designers like Versace, Dolce Gabbana, and Christian Dior to name a few.

While modeling, Tricia Helfer also worked as a correspondent reporter for Canada's "Ooh La La" Fashion television where she realized a passion for acting during an on-camera class. This prompted her move to Los Angeles after two years of studying where Tricia Helfer quickly landed the role of 'Sarah,' the hero's love interest, in the two-hour premiere of the Showtime series, "Jeremiah."

Tricia Helfer memorably played a model who tries to cut off her own face in an episode of the hit series "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation," and has recently finished filming the lead role of 'Eva' in the independent feature "White Rush."

Tricia Helfer also played pop icon Farrah Fawcett in NBC's MOW about "Charlie's Angels."