The Adventures of Robin Hood

The sheriff plots to jack up the price of salt and blame Robin.

Tuck's brother brings a new weapon from the East for Prince John.

A Byzantine princess believes Prince John is in love with her.

Robin Hood (Richard Greene) intervenes when the Sheriff of Nottingham (Alan Wheatley) attempts to acquire a charter which limits royal power. With Patricia Driscoll.

Friar Tuck seeks Robin's help when Lord Humphrey tries to banish the Celts from their centuries-long home in the Forest of Dean.

Robin Hood helps Brother Wootan in his efforts to educate children in spite of Prince John's order to the contrary.

Robin Hood (Richard Greene) and Friar Tuck (Alexander Gauge) reveal the truth about the death of Sir Abelarde Duquesne. With Maurice Kaufman.

Rivals for a young lady's hand face off in an archery competition.

During a drought, villagers believe Robin stole their supply of grain.

Robin Hood (Richard Greene) discovers the ulterior motives behind Sir Blaise's (Charles Gray) plans to rebuild a church.

Maid Marian (Patricia Driscoll) becomes jealous when she learns of a female outlaw's (Billie Whitelaw) hopes to wed Robin Hood (Richard Greene).

Robin (Richard Greene) uncovers a scandal involving a dishonest scribe (Hugh Moxey) and a list of young men eligible for service in Prince John's army.

Robin Hood and Friar Tuck join forces to save a boy's goose and teach Sir Leon a lesson about Christmas spirit.

The Black Knight, holding a boy hostage, challenges Robin to a duel.

The Sheriff of Nottingham creates his own band of outlaws to rival Robin Hood for control of Sherwood Forest.

A serf (Gordon Jackson) appeals to Robin Hood (Richard Wheatley) when failed grain crops leave villagers starving.

Neither Robin nor the sheriff approves of Marian's suitor.

Robin and a quack doctor must rescue captured Little John.

Robin Hood (Richard Greene) attempts to educate Squire Woodstock (Robin Bailey) about the importance of a balanced diet.

An innkeeper's daughter has romantic dreams of Robin Hood.

An old crusading comrade betrays Robin to the sheriff.

A knight loses his castle in a rigged game of dice.

The sheriff plans to use Robin's double to assassinate Prince Arthur.

Robin helps an antiquarian excavate an ancient Roman treasure.

A farmer discourages trespassers with booby traps and ghostly tricks.

The sheriff forces an innkeeper to sell his tavern.

Three knights try to capture Robin for the sheriff's reward.

Robin prevents a young woman's marriage to an old man.

A mathematical genius designs a marvelous new catapult.

Marian's young cousin, the disinherited 16-year-old Edwin, arrives in Nottingham from France; Edwin is scornful of Marian's claims about Robin's allegiance to King Richard.

A clever minstrel prevents Prince John's Spanish alliance.

A foreign doctor treats Little John's broken leg.

The sheriff conducts a fraudulent lottery to raise money for Prince John.

A forest fire forces a short truce between Robin and the sheriff.

Marian saves Robin from a noblewoman's plot to capture him.

A duke tries to strike at Little John through his mother.

Marian, dressed as a boy, takes Robin's place in an archery contest.

The sheriff arranges for Tuck to be sent to a distant parish.