Robin Of Sherwood

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Robin of Sherwood: Journey into Legend and Lore

Robin of Sherwood melds mysticism with legend, bringing the Merry Men to life under the shadowy, sacred oaks. The Hooded Man battles the dark sorcery of Herne’s vision amidst thrilling clashes and cursed relics, blending gritty heroism with Celtic myth.

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Who is the legendary hero known for robbing the rich to give to the poor in Sherwood Forest? (Easy)
#1: Robin Hood
#2: King Arthur
#3: Merlin
#4: Lancelot
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Which character is known as Robin Hood's love interest in the tales of Sherwood Forest? (Easy)
#1: Lady Marian
#2: Lady Guinevere
#3: Lady Morgana
#4: Lady Elaine
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Robin of Sherwood featured the first television portrayal of King Arthur’s legend of Herne the Hunter as a guiding spirit for Robin Hood.
Clannad composed the hauntingly beautiful music for the series.

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Who is your favorite character from Robin of Sherwood?
Robin Hood
Maid Marian
Little John
Will Scarlet
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Which is the best season of Robin of Sherwood
Season 1
Season 2
Season 3
All seasons are equally good
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April 28, 1984

Robin of Sherwood TV Series Premiere

The first episode of Robin of Sherwood premiered on British television, introducing a new take on the Robin Hood legend blending folklore and mysticism.

production
December 1986

Conclusion of Robin of Sherwood Series 3 Filming

Filming of the third series was completed, which ended up being the last full series due to budget and production challenges.

announcement
1987

Announcement of Robin of Sherwood Series 4

Plans for a fourth series of Robin of Sherwood were announced but eventually scrapped and never produced.

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2004

Robin of Sherwood DVD Release

The TV series Robin of Sherwood was released on DVD, allowing for renewed interest and accessibility to fans new and old.

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Music: The Mysts of Avalon by Adiemus The Song of the Golden Dragon by Estas Tonne Hymn to the Sea by Celtic Women The Gael by Dougie MacLean Elysium by Jo Blankenburg Promentory by Trevor Jones & Randy Edelman Oró Sé do Bheatha 'Bhaile by Clannad

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