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Hugh Collinson is a fictional character portrayed by Andrew Lincoln in the TV series Strike Back.
In the first episode they appeared in, titled Iraq: Part One (season 1), they were 37 years old.
They appear in 5 episodes out of a total of 77 aired and have accumulated 251 positive votes.

Hugh Collinson

by Andrew Lincoln

character

Episodes5

  • 7.8
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    Iraq: Part One

    episode S1.E1 august 2011
    John Porter leads his unit into battle trying to rescue the CEO of a British weapons manufacturing company captured in Iraq, just before the invasion started. His team is joined by Hugh Collinson, operative of British military intelligence. The operation almost goes awry when Collinson kills larger portion of Porter's team, and blames a teenage suicide bomber, As'ad, Porter previously saved. The surviving members of the team manage to rescue their target, and Porter rejects Collinson's offer to joint Section 20, a new unit within military intelligence, doubting Collinson's account of the rescue operation incident and resigns from the SAS.
  • 7.9
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    Zimbabwe: Part One

    episode S1.E3 may 2010
    A sniper attempts to kill the President of Zimbabwe. Since there is evidence that the sniper could be British, Porter is sent in undercover to locate the sniper and silence him.
  • 8
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    Zimbabwe: Part Two

    episode S1.E4 may 2010
    Collinson travels to South Africa to confront the contact who betrayed section 20, but finds it may be too late; while Colonel Tshuma launches a manhunt to find Porter and Masuku.
  • 7.7
    /10

    Afghanistan: Part One

    episode S1.E5 may 2010
    Porter is sent to Afghanistan to find a computer hacker who has cracked the British army's missile guidance codes. The hacker has successfully found a way to redirect missiles to strike American forces.
  • 8
    /10

    Afghanistan: Part Two

    episode S1.E6 may 2010
    Porter is sent to Afghanistan to find a computer hacker who has cracked the British army's missile guidance codes. The hacker has successfully found a way to redirect missiles to strike American forces.

Best moments5

  • 8
    /10
    9% of the votes

    Afghanistan: Part Two

    episode S1.E6 may 2010
    Porter is sent to Afghanistan to find a computer hacker who has cracked the British army's missile guidance codes. The hacker has successfully found a way to redirect missiles to strike American forces.
  • 7.8
    /10
    8% of the votes

    Iraq: Part One

    episode S1.E1 august 2011
    John Porter leads his unit into battle trying to rescue the CEO of a British weapons manufacturing company captured in Iraq, just before the invasion started. His team is joined by Hugh Collinson, operative of British military intelligence. The operation almost goes awry when Collinson kills larger portion of Porter's team, and blames a teenage suicide bomber, As'ad, Porter previously saved. The surviving members of the team manage to rescue their target, and Porter rejects Collinson's offer to joint Section 20, a new unit within military intelligence, doubting Collinson's account of the rescue operation incident and resigns from the SAS.
  • 7.7
    /10
    2% of the votes

    Afghanistan: Part One

    episode S1.E5 may 2010
    Porter is sent to Afghanistan to find a computer hacker who has cracked the British army's missile guidance codes. The hacker has successfully found a way to redirect missiles to strike American forces.
  • 7.9
    /10
    1% of the votes

    Zimbabwe: Part One

    episode S1.E3 may 2010
    A sniper attempts to kill the President of Zimbabwe. Since there is evidence that the sniper could be British, Porter is sent in undercover to locate the sniper and silence him.
  • 8
    /10
    1% of the votes

    Zimbabwe: Part Two

    episode S1.E4 may 2010
    Collinson travels to South Africa to confront the contact who betrayed section 20, but finds it may be too late; while Colonel Tshuma launches a manhunt to find Porter and Masuku.

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