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Season 1

Season 1, Episode 1: Robin Hood and the Sorcerer

28 April 1984
Young Robin watches his home village of Loxley being burned to the ground by Norman soldiers and his father Ailric, who openly has rebelled against the Norman rule in England, is soon after brutally murdered by the Sheriff of Nottingham. 15 years later, the adult Robin, after his father's death fostered by the local miller, is caught poaching in Sherwood Forest together with his young foster brother Much and brought to the dungeons of Nottingham Castle. After having miraculously escaped imprisonment together with his foster brother and three fellow prisoners, Robin is chosen by the forest god Herne the Hunter to help protect the weak and helpless against the Norman tyrants who have taken over rule in England.
Toby Lee ... Young Robin
Wayne Michaels ... Ailric of Loxley
Betty Francis ... Much's Mother
Geoffrey Greenhill ... Miller
Nickolas Grace ... Robert de Rainault
Clive Mantle ... Little John

Anthony Valentine ... Baron de Belleme
Michael Praed ... Robin of Loxley
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Paul Rainbow ... Tom the Fletcher (as Paul Duggan)
Mark Audley ... Dickon
Stuart Linden ... The Old Prisoner

Philip Jackson ... Abbot Hugo de Rainault
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Harry Herring ... Clerk
Thomas Henty ... Flambard
Kim Hicks ... Belleme's Woman
Gillie Roper ... Belleme's Woman

Steve Wilsher ... Outlaw (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 2: The Witch of Elsdon

5 May 1984
The beautiful Jennet of Elsdon rejects the amorous advances of the Sheriff's steward, Sir Guy of Gisburne, and is as a consequence accused of witchcraft by Sir Guy and imprisoned in the Nottingham Castle dungeons together with her husband. The Sheriff, however, realises that Jennet has been set up by his very "susceptible" steward and thus gives Jennet the opportunity to save her and her husband's lives in return for a "small favour". This is an offer that Jennet just cannot refuse...
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter
David Goodland ... Gregory, the Tax Collector
Nickolas Grace ... Robert de Rainault
Michael Praed ... Robin of Loxley

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Clive Mantle ... Little John

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion

Philip Jackson ... Abbot Hugo de Rainault
Angharad Rees ... Jennet of Elsdon
Cornelius Garrett ... Thomas of Elsdon
Martin West ... Martin
Steven Osborne ... James
Stuart Linden ... The Old Prisoner

Season 1, Episode 3: Seven Poor Knights from Acre

12 May 1984
Crusaders returning from Palestine have their holy symbol stolen by a blind professional thief. Fiercely hunted by the enraged crusaders, the thief runs into the Sherwood Forest outlaws, making the crusaders mistake them for the thief's accomplices. After a long chase, James ends up dead and Much a prisoner.
Simon Rouse ... Siward
Yves Beneyton ... Reynald de Villaret

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Michael Praed ... Robin of Loxley
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion
Clive Mantle ... Little John
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Steven Osborne ... James
Martin West ... Martin
Duncan Preston ... Heinrich von Erlichshausen
Nickolas Grace ... Sheriff of Nottingham
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
Colin Rix ... Potter
Peewee Hunt ... Fat Merchant
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter

Season 1, Episode 4: Alan a Dale

19 May 1984
The Sheriff is getting short of cash and thus decides to get married - although he really hates women - to the 16-year-old Lady Mildred de Bracy, whom he knows will receive a fat dowry from her rich father. John starts to go "fishing" at Wickham, and a stranger with a broken heart and a very bad singing-voice makes his way through Sherwood.
Clive Mantle ... Little John
Claire Toeman ... Meg
Nickolas Grace ... Sheriff of Nottingham
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
Michael Praed ... Robin of Loxley
Phil Rose ... Tuck
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Judi Trott ... Marion
Martin West ... Martin

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Peter Hutchinson ... Alan a Dale
Stephanie Tague ... Lady Mildred de Bracy
Simon Shepherd ... Alan a Dale (voice) (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 5: The King's Fool

26 May 1984
The outlaws save the life of Chevalier Deguise, who later turns out to be a disguised King Richard returning from imprisonment in the holy land. The King promises to pardon Robin and his gang members on condition that they go to fight for England and their King in the wars in Normandy. Robin agrees, but soon his band members begin to walk out on him, realising that something is not quite right with the King and all his promises.

John Rhys-Davies ... King Richard
Michael Praed ... Robin of Loxley

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Martin West ... Martin

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion
Clive Mantle ... Little John
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Doc O'Brien ... Mercadier
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
Nickolas Grace ... Robert de Rainault

Philip Jackson ... Abbot Hugo de Rainault
Gary Waldhorn ... Hubert Walter
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter

Season 2

Season 2, Episode 1: The Prophecy

9 March 1985
John has been taken prisoner at Nottingham and makes a friend in fellow prisoner Mark, who, after Robin has found an opportunity to free John and his new found friend, decides to join the band of outlaws. Due to Prince John's imminent arrival in Nottingham, Gisburne begins to repair the castle walls. When Prince John arrives, he brings with him a mysterious masked prisoner, who turns out to be a man returned from the dead.
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter
Michael Praed ... Robin of Loxley
Stuart Linden ... The Old Prisoner
Clive Mantle ... Little John
Simon Dutton ... Mark / Henry of Skipton
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion

Mark Ryan ... Nasir

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
John Nettles ... Peter de Leon
Philip York ... Captain
Michael Loney ... Guard
Philip Davis ... Prince John

David Bartlett ... Little Boy

Philip Jackson ... Abbot Hugo de Rainault
George Baker ... Sir Richard of Leaford
David Sivier ... Brother Cedric
Jamie Ripman ... Messenger
Steve Dent ... Soldier (uncredited)

Season 2, Episode 2: The Children of Israel

16 March 1985
The Sheriff has borrowed money from the rich Jew Joshua de Talmont, who makes his living as a "money-lender". Reluctant to return the money when the time is due, The Sheriff makes Gisburne arrange a riot in which all Jews in Nottingham will be killed. Gisburne, however, has got a few plans of his own, having secretly fallen in love with de Talmont's beautiful daughter Sarah. Meanwhile, Robin and Will have a major disagreement, resulting in Scarlet leaving the band of outlaws.
Katharine Levy ... Sarah de Talmont
Adam Rosenthal ... Samuel de Talmont
Amy Rosenthal ... Esther de Talmont
David de Keyser ... Joshua de Talmont
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
Michael Praed ... Robin of Loxley
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck

Pavel Douglas ... Captain
Clive Mantle ... Little John
Paul Wilce ... Poacher
Nickolas Grace ... Robert de Rainault
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Dan Gregory ... Head Man (as Daniel Gregory)
Odette Bennett ... De Talmonts' Servant

Richard Bonehill ... Swordsman
Max Faulkner ... Gisburne's Helper (uncredited)

Season 2, Episode 3: Lord of the Trees

23 March 1985
Sherwood Forest and the neighbouring villages are celebrating "The Time of the Blessing", an annual forest tradition. Gisburne, left in charge while The Sheriff does his annual touring of the county, is alarmed by the increasing amount of poaching in the forest and thus invites his old war-friend Bertrand de Nivelle to Nottingham in order to put a stop to Robin Hood once and for all.
Michael Praed ... Robin of Loxley
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck

Mark Ryan ... Nasir

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Clive Mantle ... Little John
Claire Toeman ... Meg of Wickham
Leigh Samuels ... Meg's Friend
Jaz Abineri ... Meg's Friend
Deborah Cranston ... Meg's Friend
Jeremy Bulloch ... Edward of Wickham
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne

Philip Jackson ... Abbot Hugo de Rainault
Ian Brimble ... Forester
Mark Lewis ... Walter

Oliver Tobias ... Bertrand de Nivelle
Patrick Gordon ... Guillaume
Nicholas Brent ... Alehouse Keeper
Jacob Powers ... Pot Boy
Jill James ... Widow
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter

Season 2, Episode 4: The Enchantment

30 March 1985
Robin is put under a spell by the witch Lilith, who makes him steal Herne's Silver Arrow for her. Together with The Arrow, they head for Castle Belleme, where Lilith brings her dead master, Baron de Belleme, back to life. Gisburne, jealous of The Sheriff's new helper Ralph, also goes to Castle Belleme in order to search for the Baron's hidden jewels, and further, to murder Ralph.
Gemma Craven ... Lilith
Clive Mantle ... Little John
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Michael Praed ... Robin of Loxley

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Nickolas Grace ... Robert de Rainault
Trevor Clarke ... Ralph of Huntingdon
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
Maria MacDonell ... Young Witch
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter

Anthony Valentine ... Baron de Belleme
Jeremy Bulloch ... Edward of Wickham

Season 2, Episode 5: The Swords of Wayland

6 April 1985
The village of Uffcombe is getting nightly visits from strangely disguised riders, called "The Hounds of Lucifer" by locals, who kill and drag away terrified villagers. The riders have also been seen robbing a local church, badly hurting the priest who worked there. Gareth of Uffcombe decides to travel to Sherwood to ask "the people's hero" for help against these devils.
Dallas Adams ... Peter Verdelet
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter
Michael Praed ... Robin of Loxley
James Donnelly ... Gareth of Uffcombe

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Clive Mantle ... Little John

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Judi Trott ... Marion
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Rula Lenska ... Morgwyn of Ravenscar
David Trevena ... Sheriff
Norman Bowler ... Adam the Miller
David Brandon ... Cedric (as David Cain)
Conrad Phillips ... Philip
Ingrid Hafner ... Mary
Victor McGuire ... James (as Vic McGuire)

Nick Brimble ... Earl Godwin's Captain
Anthony Steel ... Earl Godwin
Roger McKern ... Guard
Ned Kelly ... Guard
Morlais Thomas ... Ragged Man
Marcus Gilbert ... Lucifer

Season 2, Episode 6: The Greatest Enemy

13 April 1985
The Sheriff is ordered by the King to put a stop to Robin Hood once and for all, or else Robert de Rainault will lose all his power as sheriff. Using threats to set up an ambush at Wickham, and bloodhounds to follow the outlaws desperate attempt to escape back into the depths of Sherwood, it soon evolves into a dramatic life-or-death chase through the forest. In the end, Robin finds himself alone and surrounded by soldiers on an open field, realising that he must make the ultimate sacrifice in order to save his band members and continue to protect the people of England.

Mark Ryan ... Nasir (also archive footage)
Steve Dent ... Arab
Mark Lewis ... Arab

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet (also archive footage)
Clive Mantle ... Little John (also archive footage)
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck (also archive footage)
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Nickolas Grace ... Robert de Rainault
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
Robert Daws ... Hubert de Giscard
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion (also archive footage)
Michael Praed ... Robin of Loxley (also archive footage)
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter
Jeremy Bulloch ... Edward of Wickham
Robbie Bulloch ... Matthew of Wickham
Graeme Crowther ... Robert of Huntington (uncredited)

Season 3

Season 3, Episode 1: Herne's Son: Part 1

5 April 1986
Robin of Loxley murdered and the band of outlaws in Sherwood scattered, Earl's son Robert of Huntingdon is chosen by forest god Herne the Hunter to continue Robin's work and lead the band of outlaws in Sherwood. Huntingdon, though appalled by the way the lords of the land treat the lower classes, is however not prepared to give up his titles, money and privileges in order to live in poverty, and moreover as an outcast, in Sherwood Forest. He swiftly changes his mind, however, when a pale and broken-hearted Lady Marion, whose rich father bought her pardon with the King after her husband's murder, comes to Huntingdon Castle for a dance and is slighted, ridiculed, and finally kidnapped by the other guests because of her notorious past.
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter
Nickolas Grace ... Robert de Rainault

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Clive Mantle ... Little John
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Judi Trott ... Marion

Jason Connery ... Robert of Huntingdon
Oliver Cotton ... Lord Owen of Clun

Richard O'Brien ... Gulnar

James Coombes ... Grendel (as James Coombes)
Keith Bartlett ... Rival Marcher Lord
Bradley Lavelle ... Marcher Lord
Nicholas Pritchard ... Marcher Lord

Philip Jackson ... Abbot Hugo de Rainault
Timothy Roland ... Herald at Huntingdon
George Baker ... Sir Richard of Leaford
Serena Harragin ... First Lady
Miranda Coe ... Second Lady
Michael Craig ... The Earl of Huntingdon
Terry Shepherd ... Young Lord
Jeremy Bulloch ... Edward of Wickham
Derek Graham ... Poacher
Michael Praed ... Robin of Loxley (archive footage) (uncredited)

Season 3, Episode 2: Herne's Son: Part 2

12 April 1986
Robert of Huntingdon gathers the outlaws back together one by one to rescue Marion out of Owen of Clun' clutches. Tuck he finds in Sherwood forest, Little John and Much are shepherds near Hathersage and Scarlett a drunk in Lichfield. Unknown to them, the final member of their band, Nasir, is already at Clun Castle, fighting for his life as a gladiator.
Clive Mantle ... Little John
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck

Jason Connery ... Robert of Huntingdon

Richard O'Brien ... Gulnar
Oliver Cotton ... Lord Owen of Clun
Graham Chinn ... Amos Scathlock

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Daniel Peacock ... Sergeant Sparrow
Ivan Steward ... Ambrose

James Coombes ... Grendel (as James Coombes)

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion
Bradley Lavelle ... Marcher Lord
Nicholas Pritchard ... Marcher Lord
Keith Bartlett ... Rival Marcher Lord
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
Nickolas Grace ... Robert de Rainault

Philip Jackson ... Abbot Hugo de Rainault
George Baker ... Sir Richard of Leaford
Wayne Michaels ... Man Guarding Signal Fire
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter (uncredited)
Steve Dent ... Man Throwing Cabbage at Litchfield (uncredited)

Season 3, Episode 3: The Power of Albion

19 April 1986
Rumours are spreading through Nottingham that Robin Hood is back from the dead with a vengeance and that the scattered band of outlaws are once again operating in Sherwood. Suspecting that the Lady Marion might try to communicate with her old friends if they are back in Sherwood, The Sheriff decides to have her home of Leaford Grange watched, thinking that she might help him discover how this miraculous recovery of her dead husband might have taken place.

Jason Connery ... Robert of Huntingdon

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Clive Mantle ... Little John
David Walker ... Torturer
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion
Nickolas Grace ... Robert de Rainault
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
Max Faulkner ... Oliver
George Baker ... Sir Richard of Leaford
Jeremy Bulloch ... Edward of Wickham
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter
Stuart Linden ... The Old Prisoner
Steve Dent ... Soldier (uncredited)
Wayne Michaels ... Soldier Accompanying the Torturer (uncredited)

Season 3, Episode 4: The Inheritance

26 April 1986
Tuck saves a young woman from being attacked in the forest and invites her back to camp. In the middle of the night, the woman wakes Robert and explains that she is the daughter of his godfather, Agrivane, and that the two of them, alone, must go to him at once at Carleon Castle. At Carleon, the dying Agrivane explains that he is leaving Robert a great inheritance but in order to get it, he first has to defend it. As they speak, Agrivane claims, a group of robbers and villains are approaching the castle, wanting to steal the treasure it keeps.
Cyril Cusack ... Agrivaine
Cathryn Harrison ... Isadora
Jeremy Sinden ... Mortimer

Derrick O'Connor ... Raven

Jason Connery ... Robert of Huntingdon
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Clive Mantle ... Little John

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter
Harry Jones ... Irish Villain
David Rappaport ... Skulley
Olive Lucius ... Old Lady
James Woodard ... King Arthur
Hywel Bennett ... King Arthur (voice)
Graeme Crowther ... Villain (uncredited)

Season 3, Episode 5: The Sheriff of Nottingham

3 May 1986
The King has had enough of Robert de Rainault and hires a new Sheriff for the area, Philip Mark, who arrives in Nottingham together with his masked henchman Sarak. After having driven Robert de Rainault out of Nottingham, the new Sheriff announces that a group of random villagers from the Nottingham area will be killed off every day until Robin Hood decides to give himself up.
Nickolas Grace ... Robert de Rainault
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
Neville Watchurst ... Carter
Clive Mantle ... Little John
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Jeremy Bulloch ... Edward of Wickham
Robbie Bulloch ... Matthew of Wickham

Jason Connery ... Robin
Maureen Bennett ... Alison of Wickham
Lorrain Gray ... Jennifer
Robert Daws ... Hubert de Giscard
Lewis Collins ... Philip Mark
Valentine Pelka ... Sarak
Nicole Dominic ... Slave Girl
Gregory Cox ... Steward
David Lumsden ... Jeffrey
Graham Pritchard ... Soldier
Stuart Linden ... The Old Prisoner

Season 3, Episode 6: The Cross of St. Ciricus

10 May 1986
Will and Much run into a group of lepers travelling through the forest and Will is instantly convinced that he is contaminated and doomed to a horrible and painful death. The outlaws save an old lady from being killed by robbers and, the lady being badly hurt, accompany her to the abbey to which she was travelling. Convinced, however, that she will die before they reach the abbey, the lady asks Friar Tuck to hear her confession. Tuck is in the end shocked by her admission, but also bound by the seal of confession.
Judi Trott ... Marion
Clive Mantle ... Little John

Mark Ryan ... Nasir

Jason Connery ... Robert of Huntingdon
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Mark Lewis ... Brabancon Chief
Brendan Price ... Abbot Martin
David Sivier ... Monk
Dorothy Tutin ... Lady Margaret of Gisburne
Michelle Gibbons-Price ... Maid
Jemima Ffyne ... Little Girl
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
Steve Dent ... Gisburne's Leper Impersonating Helper (uncredited)
Wayne Michaels ... Gisburne's Leper Impersonating Helper (uncredited)
Martin Shaw ... A Professional Beggar (uncredited)

Season 3, Episode 7: Cromm Cruac

17 May 1986
Much falls into a forester's trap and is badly wounded. Trying to find a village with a physician, the outlaws seem to get lost, finally ending up at Cromm Cruac, a small village none of them has ever heard of before. At Cromm Cruac nothing at first seems out of the ordinary. Soon, however, it dawns on them that there are no children in the village, everything seems "too sweet", and that Much - too quickly recovered to be normal - appears to have been brain-washed. When Will in addition run into his long-dead wife Elena, the outlaws conclude that something is seriously wrong at Cromm Cruac.

Richard O'Brien ... Gulnar
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Clive Mantle ... Little John

Jason Connery ... Robin
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet

Richard Bonehill ... Driver
Ian Redford ... Tom the Miller
Larry Dann ... Bailiff
Jon Hastings ... Villager
David Plimmer ... Reeve
Claire Parker ... Elena Scathlock
Claire Toeman ... Meg of Wickham
Graham Weston ... William the Blacksmith
John Horsley ... Abbot of Thornton Abbey
Caroline Holdaway ... Mary the Miller's Wife

Season 3, Episode 8: The Betrayal

24 May 1986
King John is sick of constantly having the Nottingham tax money stolen by Robin Hood and his gang. Realising that Robin Hood thrives because the common people trust and support him, The King sets out to tarnish Robin Hood's reputation, and thus make the people turn against him. The King hires Roger de Carnac, also known as "The Carnage", who will set together a gang of "outlaw impersonators". Dressed as Robin Hood and his gang, they will kill, burn, and rob their way trough the villages of Nottingham.
Deborah Cranston ... Woman Villager
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Clive Mantle ... Little John

Jason Connery ... Robert of Huntingdon
Nickolas Grace ... Robert de Rainault

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
Matt Frewer ... Roger de Carnac
Philip Davis ... Prince John
Ian Redford ... Tom the Villager
Paul Nicholson ... Monk
Wayne Michaels ... Fake Will Scarlet (uncredited)

Season 3, Episode 9: Adam Bell

31 May 1986
Much is caught by Gisburne while on a visit to Nottingham and placed in the Nottingham Castle dungeons, waiting to be hanged. The legendary outlaw Adam Bell returns to Nottingham, causing mayhem as he kidnaps The Sheriff's young nephew Martin. Realising that there is only one man who can outwit Adam Bell, The Sheriff, against all his principles, decides to make a deal with Robin Hood - "Your half-wit for my brat."
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Patrick Travis ... Matthew
Nickolas Grace ... Robert de Rainault
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne

Charlie Condou ... Martin
Clive Mantle ... Little John

Jason Connery ... Robert of Huntingdon
Bryan Marshall ... Adam Bell
Leo Dolan ... Moth
Rodney Wood ... Stall Holder

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Campbell Shaw ... Outlaw
Chris Chivers ... Outlaw
Alan Roberts ... Outlaw
Amanda Hillwood ... Lady Isabel
Hugh Evans ... Innkeeper
William Vaughan ... Gaoler
Stuart Linden ... The Old Prisoner

Season 3, Episode 10: The Pretender

7 June 1986
The King decides to divorce his queen and marry the 11-year-old Isabella of Angeloueme, making the outraged, overthrown Queen Hadwisa plotting with her relatives to make The King lose the throne altogether. The outlaws save the life of Arthur, who arrives in Sherwood chased by a gang of soldiers. Arthur claims to be a poor steward falsely accused of stealing from his master. However, with his fine manners and knowledge of Latin and poetry, the outlaws soon conclude that Arthur is not what he claims to be.
Patricia Hodge ... Queen Hadwisa
Paul Geoffrey ... Tourneur
Reece Dinsdale ... Arthur of Brittany

Jason Connery ... Robert of Huntingdon
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Clive Mantle ... Little John

Mark Ryan ... Nasir

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
Gregory Cox ... Steward
Nickolas Grace ... Robert de Rainault
Cory Pulman ... Queen Isabella
William Russell ... The Duke of Gloucester (as Russel Enoch)
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter
Bill Wallis ... Barber / Surgeon
Alan Moore ... The Earl of Warwick

Season 3, Episode 11: Rutterkin

14 June 1986
John decides to marry his long-time girlfriend Meg and leave the band of outlaws. Their wedding plans are halted, however, when Lord Edgar, Robert's uncle, arrives in Sherwood Forest with the news that Robert's father has been accused of treason by the King. An anonymous informer has reportedly overheard the Earl hiring a witch in order to put an evil spell on the King. The King recently having been ill, and firmly believing that his illness was due to witchcraft, the Earl has been imprisoned. Robert must now clear his father's name, before it is too late.
Annabelle Lee ... Mad Mab (as Annabel Lee)
Stephen MacKenna ... Walter Clout
Ian Ogilvy ... Lord Edgar

Jason Connery ... Robin

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet

Mark Ryan ... Nasir
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Clive Mantle ... Little John
Claire Toeman ... Meg of Wickham
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
Philip Davis ... King John
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter
Michael Craig ... The Earl of Huntingdon

Season 3, Episode 12: The Time of the Wolf: Part 1

21 June 1986
The Sheriff is ordered by The King to collect grain from the villages of Nottingham, as more provisions are needed for the troops in France. Knowing that the villagers will not survive the winter without their hard-earned grain, the outlaws secretly steal the grain back during the night, causing The Sheriff a lot of embarrassment when the King's men come to collect it in the morning. In desperation, The Sheriff blames the whole fiasco on Gisburne, resulting in Gisburne running away and a price being put on his head. Seeking sanctuary, Gisburne flees to Grimstone Abbey, but is not greeted by monks at the door...

James Coombes ... Grendel

Richard O'Brien ... Gulnar

Mark Ryan ... Nasir

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Robbie Bulloch ... Matthew of Wickham
Judi Trott ... Marion

Jason Connery ... Robin
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Nickolas Grace ... The Sheriff of Nottingham
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne
David Charkham ... Tom
Roger McKern ... Villager
Tom Fry ... Villager
Graham Pritchard ... Villager
Iain Armstrong ... Villager
Jeremy Bulloch ... Edward of Wickham
Clive Mantle ... Little John
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Maureen Bennett ... Alison of Wickham
Shelley Pielou ... Gulnar's Woman
Gaby Dellal ... Gulnar's Woman (as Gabrielle Dellal)
John Harding ... William Brewer

Pavel Douglas ... Captain
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter
Ben Davis ... Village Child
Robin Holder ... Village Child
Steve Dent ... Soldier (uncredited)
Wayne Michaels ... Wolf Man / Soldier (uncredited)

Season 3, Episode 13: The Time of the Wolf: Part 2

28 June 1986
Gisburne has joined the Sons of Fenris and manages to capture Robin and his men as well as the Sheriff of Notingham. With Robin in his power, Gulnar completes his creature using dark magic and sends it on his way. Safe in Halstead Abbey, Marion foresees a tragedy at the Ring of the Nine Maidens and for Robin even victory may come with great loss.

James Coombes ... Grendel

Jason Connery ... Robert of Huntingdon
Robert Addie ... Sir Guy of Gisburne

Mark Ryan ... Nasir

Ray Winstone ... Will Scarlet
Peter Llewellyn Williams ... Much
Phil Rose ... Friar Tuck
Jeremy Bulloch ... Edward of Wickham
David Charkham ... Tom
Iain Armstrong ... Villager
Graham Pritchard ... Villager
Tom Fry ... Villager

Richard O'Brien ... Gulnar
Shelley Pielou ... Gulnar's Maiden
Gaby Dellal ... Gulnar's Maiden (as Gabrielle Dellal)
Judi Trott ... Lady Marion
Olive Lucius ... Prioress
John Abineri ... Herne the Hunter
Maureen Bennett ... Alison
Clive Mantle ... Little John
Roger McKern ... Dying Villager
Brian Coburn ... Alehouse Keeper
Stoney Garnett ... Carter
Robbie Bulloch ... Matthew of Wickham
Ben Davis ... Village child
Robin Holder ... Village Child
Nickolas Grace ... Robert de Rainault

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