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Former Crusader M’Boland decides to make some money by capturing the outlaw leader, and demanding payment from the Sheriff. He soon discovers that you must first capture your prey – and Robin has ideas of his own.
Old Will Stuteley cannot pay, and into prison he is cast; the Sheriff is the very one, who turns him loose at last! The Sheriff’s men are at it again collecting taxes from those who haven’t the funds to pay them. In order to make an example the Sheriff intends to hang an innocent man […]
When Robin makes a bet be sure, Normans are the losers; he proves to Friar Tuck that sometimes, beggars can be choosers!
A boy steals a loaf of bread from the Sheriff’s men, Friar Tuck gives him sanctuary in the local church, but after 40 days, under the law of sanctuary, the boy will have to leave the country. The Sheriff demands 500 loaves to free the boy by the next midday and Robin devises a plan […]
The Sheriff’s plans to raise money for Prince John is a type of fixed lottery and it seems foolproof, yet Robin Hood finds a way to thwart him yet again.
Friday investigates a series of recent shoplifting crimes. The evidence starts to point to an unlikely suspect.
The outlaws are in need of cash, they’re full of worry and despair; ’til Marian suggests a plan, and sends them to the fair!
An adaptation of Edgar Allen Poe’s story for early television. This isn’t really the best adaptation, but it is really cool to see Bela Lugosi (who plays the Fortunato) doing early tv, even in the bad health (plus addiction) he was in at the time.
Forewarned that Robin Hood and Maid Marian will visit Nottingham Fair to buy new supplies of Lincoln Green cloth, the Sheriff stations his men-at-arms in the town square – but a tailor’s scissors provide Robin with an unusual escape route.
