When finding a man who appears to be the tax-man, Robin and his group break into Nottingham Castle to steal the mountain of Tax silver and give it back to the poor. However, they are tricked and end up locked in a room with no money in it. The sheriff rew more

The Sheriff holds an archery competition with a silver arrow as the prize in hope of finding Robin, but the outlaws have other plans. They ambush a slave trader who is selling Saracens to the Sheriff's mine and smuggle Allan A Dale into the cage. All more

During an ambush against Guy of Gisborne, Robin Hood and the outlaws discover a baby boy abandoned in the forest. During the fight with the outlaws Gisborne's men capture Roy and drag him back to Nottingham Castle. While in a cell, Roy discovers that more

A tax collector is assassinated by a mysterious archer. The villagers suspect Robin Hood is the culprit, and the Sheriff of Nottingham uses this to turn the people against the outlaws, while Robin suspects the mysterious Night Watchman, who leaves food an more

The Sheriff enters Locksley village offering a reward of £20 for the whereabouts of Robin. No one is prepared to speak and so the Sheriff declares that for every hour he is not told of Robin's whereabouts he will cut out a tongue. Meanwhile, in Sher more

The pre-credits sequence begins with the character Alan-a-Dale being caught poaching deer by mounted soldiers. The leader of the group threatens to cut off Alan-a-Dale's hand, in response Alan pleads that he has a pregnant wife to feed. As the soldie more

Much has arranged a birthday surprise for Robin - a party in Nettlestone barn. Unfortunately, the real surprise is the mercenaries awaiting them. Djaq's ingenuity manages to stave off an initial attack with a pig's head stuffed with black powder more

The Sheriff's Black Knights gather at the castle to attend a feast and declare their allegiance to Prince John by signing the Great Pact of Nottingham. With the outlaws disguised as entertainers, Robin infiltrates the castle to join forces with the o more