Difficulties arise for Marian when she recognizes one of three knights captured by the outlaws as her cousin. Before she can beg for his release, she must first discover why he is in the company of rogues.

Robin and Derwent, out hunting, are recalled to their camp on a matter of great urgency: Will Scarlett has been arrested for poaching. Their plan to rescue him from the Sheriff’s clutches has a most unusual outcome.

A nobleman is attacked while on his way to join King Richard in the Holy Land. His murderer, Baron Onslow, changes clothes with the dead man and rides to Nottingham Castle in his place. But will his disguise fool Robin Hood?

When the Archbishop of visits Nottingham, the Sheriff sees a way of depleting Robin’s band by one; he’ll get rid of the troublesome Friar Tuck once and for all. As usual, the outlaws have the last laugh.

There is an archery tournament coming up in which Robin Hood has had his name entered. The only problem is, Robin Hood is away visiting friends at the time. Marian, selected in Robin’s absence, tries to fool everyone and win the tourney in his stead.

Marian and Little John intervene when they see a little old woman being abused by two of the Sheriff’s stooges. To his surprise, Little John finds out the little old woman is his mother.

After she has been rescued from the Sheriff’s men, Robin agrees to allow two of his men to escort Ann de Brisac, a noblewoman, to a place where she claims to have hidden gold: after their departure. Marian arrives with news that the woman is a spy.