A Celtic tribe is to be thrown off the land owned by Sir Humprey. Robin Hood travels there to the Wye valley and uses the tribe’s “fever brew” to switch places with Sir Humphrey and cause a change of heart.

Marian has a dreamed a dream, of danger lurking for the bold; but Robin scoffs until its plain, his fate has been foretold!

Legalities are sometimes used, to demonstrate that might is right; but Robin’s Band has also proved, that sometimes right is might!

A plan to help the refugees is nearly wrecked by Norman greed; ’til Robin proves again, a friend in need’s a friend indeed!

Friar Wootan comes to Sherwood wanting to set up a school in the forest with Friar Tuck. When he is arrested by the sheriff, Robin Hood and his outlaws feel obliged to rescue him.

A daring raid is being planned, and Pick is chosen for the try; because he’s proven that his hand is quicker than your eye!

They’ll have no bread’ Sir William said, ‘until the mill belongs to me’; ‘they’ll have their bread’ as Robin said, ‘because the air is free!