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(Change Layout)Robin of Sherwood  
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Series 3
14 :03x01 - Herne's Son (1) (Apr/05/1986)
The beginning of a two part episode, as well as the beginning of a new Robin. Here we see how his clash with Lord Owen of Clun, coupled with his meeting of Marion, leads to his search for Herne and his destiny.
Guest Stars: Nicholas Pritchard as Marcher Lord, Derek Graham (1) as Poacher, Terry Shepherd as Young Lord, Miranda Coe as Second Lady, Serena Harragin as First Lady, Timothy Roland as Herald at Huntingdon, Keith Bartlett as Rival Marcher Lord, James Coombes as Grendel, Oliver Cotton as Lord Owen of Clun, George Baker as Sir Richard of Leaford, Richard O'Brien (1) as Gulnar, Michael Craig as The Earl of Huntingdon, Bradley Lavelle as Marcher Lord
Director: Robert Young (2)
Writer: Richard Carpenter
 
15 :03x02 - Herne's Son (2) (Apr/12/1986)
The conclusion of a two part episode in which we see how Robert of Huntingdon becomes Herne's son. Marion is in the clutches of Lord Owen of Clun and it's up to the remains of the merry men to get her back.
Guest Stars: Richard O'Brien (1) as Gulnar, Ivan Steward as Ambrose, Keith Bartlett as Rival Marcher Lord, Nicholas Pritchard as Marcher Lord, Bradley Lavelle as Marcher Lord, James Coombes as Grendel, Daniel Peacock as Sergeant Sparrow, Graham Chinn as Amos Scathlock, George Baker as Sir Richard of Leaford, Oliver Cotton as Lord Owen of Clun
Director: Robert Young (2)
Writer: Richard Carpenter
 
16 :03x03 - The Power of Albion (Apr/19/1986)
Robin Hood is back is everyone's thought, except Robert, who is hesitant to adopt the near holy name until he has proven himself worthy. Meanwhile, Marion is once more entangled with the outlaws and is caught trying to aid them.
Guest Stars: David Walker (3) as Torturer, Stuart Linden as Old Prisoner, Max Faulkner as Oliver
Director: Gerry Mill (1)
Writer: Richard Carpenter
 
17 :03x04 - The Inheritance (Apr/26/1986)
Robin is summoned by a strange woman who bears a ring that he immediately recognizes. Going all the way across England, Robin arrives at a castle he is instructed to defend against a marauding band of mercenaries who intend to steal the castle's treasure.
Guest Stars: Hywel Bennett as King Arthur, Harry Jones as Irish Villain, David Rappaport as Skully, Jeremy Sinden as Mortimer, Derrick O'Connor as Raven, James Woodard as King Arthur, Olive Lucius as Old Lady, Cathryn Harrison (2) as Isadora, Cyril Cusack as Agrivaine
Director: Ben Bolt
Writer: Anthony Horowitz
 
18 :03x05 - The Sheriff of Nottingham (May/03/1986)
The Sheriff is removed from his post and a new 'efficient' one takes his place. His justice is fair and swift, and aimed right at Robin Hood. In the meantime, he is accompanied by a Saracen who happens to have some old history with Nasir that has to be taken care of.
Guest Stars: Stuart Linden as Old Prisoner, Lorrain Gray as Jennifer, Nicole Dominic as Slave Girl, David Lumsden as Jeffrey, Graham Pritchard as Soldier, Valentine Pelka as Sarak, Lewis Collins as Philip Mark, Gregory Cox as Steward, Robert Daws as Hubert De Giscard, Maureen Bennett as Alison, Robbie Bolloch as Matthew, Neville Watchurst as Carter
Director: Christopher King (4)
Writer: Anthony Horowitz
 
19 :03x06 - The Cross of St. Ciricus (May/10/1986)
On their way to Croxden Abbey, Robin and the gang save a woman who is being robbed. Unbeknown to them, she holds a deep secret. Meanwhile, Much and Will eat from a leper's campsite, and are convinced they will soon die.
Guest Stars: Jemima Ffyne as Little Girl, Michelle Gibbons-Price as Maid, Brendan Price (2) as Abbott Martin, Dorothy Tutin as Lady Margaret, David Sivier as Monk, Mark Lewis (1) as Brabancon Chief
Director: Dennis Abey
Writer: Richard Carpenter
 
20 :03x07 - Cromm Cruac (May/17/1986)
After Much gets injured in a trap, he has to be taken for help, but where? All of a sudden a man appears and invites them to his village, Cromm Cruac, and they agree to go, except Tuck, who is familiar with the name and has a bad feeling, despite being uncertain about the details. Robin asks Marion to go with him and the rest continue to the village. Soon, the merry men see why Tuck had apprehensions.
Guest Stars: John Horsley as Abbot of Thornton abbey, Richard O'Brien (1) as Gulnar, Claire Parker (1) as Elena, Graham Weston as William the Blacksmith, Jon Hastings as Villager, David Plimmer as Reeve, Claire Toeman as Meg of Wickham, Caroline Holdaway as Mary the Miller's Wife, Larry Dann as Bailiff, Ian Redford as Tom the Miller, Richard Bonehill as Driver
Director: Gerry Mill (1)
Writer: Anthony Horowitz
 
21 :03x08 - The Betrayal (May/24/1986)
Another 'catch Robin Hood' episode, only this time it's not the Sheriff but King John who masterminds the killing of Robin Hood. The King gets soldiers to dress up like the merry men and commit atrocities with Robin Hood and his men taking the fall.
Guest Stars: Paul Nicholson as Monk, Ian Redford as Tom the Villager, Philip Davis (2) as Prince John, Matt Frewer as De Carnac, Roger, Deborah Cranston as Woman Villager
Director: James Allen II (1)
Writer: Andrew McCulloch, John Flanagan (2)
 
22 :03x09 - Adam Bell (May/31/1986)
The Sheriff's nephew is kidnapped and the Sheriff calls on Robin Hood to track down and retrieve the child. The kidnappers are a band headed by a man named Adam Bell, who many believe to be just like Robin. Is Robin just another outlaw?
Guest Stars: Stuart Linden as Old Prisoner, William Vaughan as Gaoler, Hugh Evans as Innkeeper, Amanda Hillwood as Lady Isabel, Alan Roberts (2) as Outlaw, Chris Chivers as Outlaw, Campbell Shaw as Outlaw, Patrick Travis as Matthew, Bryan Marshall (2) as Adam Bell, Leo Dolan as Moth, Charlie Condou as Martin, Rodney Wood as Stall holder
Director: Gerry Mill (1)
Writer: Anthony Horowitz
 
23 :03x10 - The Pretender (Jun/07/1986)
After John's annulment, his former wife plots to overthrow the King and put Arthur of Brittany in his place. The trouble is, Arthur was supposed to be dead. So what does this have to do with Robin? He has been taken into Robin's band and soon he is having the merry men aid him in his bidding, but is everyone willing?
Guest Stars: Alan Moore (2) as Earl of Warwick, Bill Wallis (5) as Barber/Surgeon, Cory Pulman as Queen Isabella, Gregory Cox as Steward, Paul Geoffrey as Tourneur, Patricia Hodge (1) as Queen Hadwisa, Reece Dinsdale as Arthur of Brittany, William Russell (5) as Dule of Gloucester (as Russell Enoch)
Director: Robert Young (2)
Writer: Anthony Horowitz
 
24 :03x11 - Rutterkin (Jun/14/1986)
A plot against his family Edgar, Robin's uncle, sets out to make the perfect plan of treason, then frames his brother, Robin's father. The plan is hinged on a 'witch' and her pig, Rutterkin, supposedly her familiar. Robin has to sort out the truth and bring his uncle to justice!
Guest Stars: Annabal Lee as Mad Mab, Michael Craig as The Earl of Huntingdon, Philip Davis (2) as King John, Claire Toeman as Meg of Wickham, Ian Ogilvy as Lord Edgar, Stephen MacKenna as Walter Clout
Director: Gerry Mill (1)
Writer: Richard Carpenter
 
25 :03x12 - The Time of the Wolf (1) (Jun/21/1986)
The first of a two part episode, this series finale brings back an old foe, Gulnar, back to Robin's life. With many twists and turns, and seemingly everything going wrong, he has to track down Gulnar, and face him yet again. Meanwhile, the Sheriff is hunting Gisburne to save his own head as the King's demands become more severe.
Guest Stars: Pavel Douglas as Captain, Ben Davis as Village Child, Tom Fry as Villager, Iain Armstrong as Villager, Shelley Pielou as Gulnar's Maiden, Robin Holder as Village Child, John Harding (1) as William Brewer, Gabrielle Dellal as Gulnar's Maiden, Maureen Bennett as Alison, James Coombes as Grendel, Richard O'Brien (1) as Gulnar, Robbie Bolloch as Matthew, David Charkham as Tom, Roger McKern as Villager, Graham Pritchard as Villager
Director: Sid Roberson
Writer: Richard Carpenter
 
26 :03x13 - The Time of the Wolf (2) (Jun/28/1986)
In this the final half of a two part episode, and the series finale, Robin has to cope with Gulnar's reappearance, and this time, Gulnar's evil deed is a golem identical to Robin himself. Robin and his merry men have to set the world to rights. Also, Gisburne and the Sheriff are seeking a way back into the King's favour without losing their heads.
Guest Stars: Roger McKern as Dying Villager, Brian Coburn as Alehouse Keeper, Robbie Bolloch as Matthew, Ben Davis as Village Child, Robin Holder as Village Child, Stoney Garnett as Carter, Maureen Bennett as Alison, Olive Lucius as Prioress, Gabrielle Dellal as Gulnar's Maiden, Tom Fry as Villager, Graham Pritchard as Villager, Iain Armstrong as Villager, David Charkham as Tom, James Coombes as Grendel, Richard O'Brien (1) as Gulnar, Shelley Pielou as Gulnar's Maiden
Director: Sid Roberson
Writer: Richard Carpenter
 
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