Benjamin Bratt
Maj. Jim "JT" Tisnewski
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- 1. Pilot Sep 21, 2005
- Tinewski must convince superiors to risk war to rescue an agent.
- 2. Snatch & Grab Sep 28, 2005
- McNulty and his staff must act quickly to trap a terrorist ally.
- 3. Escape and Evade Oct 5, 2005
- A Special Forces team may be treading on Iranian soil illegally.
E-Ring is a military drama TV series about the Special Operations Division of the Pentagon. It starred Benjamin Bratt, Dennis Hopper and others, and aired on NBC in 2005-2006.
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Part NumberRetaining Ring Shaft(diameter S)Retaining Ring Shaft(diameter S)Retaining Ring Shaft(diameter S)1500-4–.04011500-X61/16.0621.51500-Y61/16.0621.61500-61/16.0621.5E-Ring: Created by David McKenna, Ken Robinson. With Benjamin Bratt, Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, Dennis Hopper, Kelly Rutherford. Major Jim Tisnewski, until recently an active special forces commando, takes up a Pentagon job as assistant of US Army colonel Eli McNulty.
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E-Ring Series. This hourlong show is set inside the country's definitive post: the Pentagon. It's a center point of profoundly dangerous clashes between American military saints and the regular...
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E Ring S01e01. This hourlong show is set inside the country's definitive post: the Pentagon. It's a center point of profoundly dangerous clashes between American military saints and the regular...
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E-Ring is an American television military drama, created by Ken Robinson and David McKenna and executive produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, that premiered on NBC on September 21, 2005.
