| Display title | Chris Ryan's Strike Back |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Six-part fairly loose adaptation of the novel of the same name (only the first two episodes are based on it and move the setting from Lebanon to Iraq) by "Chris Ryan" (a pseudonym) MM[1], former SAS member involved in the Bravo Two Zero mission, starring Richard Armitage and Andrew Lincoln. |