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Disc 1 (Blu-ray)

Herne’s Son

Parts One & Two

With Robin of Loxley dead and his band of outlaws scattered, the forest deity Herne chooses a new champion: Robert of Huntingdon, the earl’s son. But the privileged young man remains reluctant to accept Herne’s commission—until Lady Marion is kidnapped.

The Power of Albion

With outlaws once again ensconced in Sherwood, an infamous torturer known as the King’s Devil comes to Nottingham. The sheriff and Guy of Gisburne aim to discover the new outlaw leader’s identity by watching Marion, whose father has forbidden her to rejoin the band.

Disc 2 (Blu-ray)

The Inheritance

Herne warns that Robin will encounter “the king that was and the king that is to be” and that he must choose whom to serve. Robin learns the prophecy’s full import when a mysterious young woman leads the band to a castle with a secret treasure.

The Sheriff of Nottingham

Tired of having taxes stolen, the king appoints a new sheriff: Philip Mark, known as the butcher of Lincolnshire. With Sarak, the Saracen executioner who serves as his bodyguard, the new sheriff terrorizes the villagers in his relentless hunt for Robin Hood.

The Cross of St. Ciricus

After Will becomes convinced that he has contracted leprosy, the band journeys to Croxton Abbey, where a cross has healing powers. En route they rescue a lady from highwayman, and she makes an astounding confession to Friar Tuck.

Cromm Cruac

When Much severely injures himself in a forester’s trap, the band must carry him to the mysterious village of Cromm Cruac. There, the villagers’ hospitality seems suspiciously sweet, and the men begin to sense an underlying evil in the place.

The Betrayal

King John arrives in Nottingham with a new strategy to defeat Robin Hood: undermining his support among the people. Robert de Carnac, whom the sheriff calls “the Carnage,” abets the scheme by leading a group of bandit imposters and terrorizing villagers.

Disc 3 (Blu-ray)

Adam Bell

The famed outlaw Adam Bell comes back to Nottingham and kidnaps the sheriff’s nephew. Having captured Much, the sheriff strikes a devil’s bargain with Robin: setting Much free in exchange for Robin’s help in returning the boy.

The Pretender

Queen Hadwisa plots revenge against her husband for planning to divorce her and take a French girl as his new queen. Against this political intrigue, Robin and his band meet a young man, Arthur, who claims to be a poor steward but seems to be much more.

Rutterkin

Newly arrived in Sherwood, Robin’s uncle, Lord Edgar, frames a poor old woman as a witch who casts a spell on King John at the request of the Earl of Huntingdon. He then sets a trap for Robin and his men when they attempt to rescue Robin’s father.

The Time of the Wolf

Parts One & Two

As King John’s harsh new taxes threaten the people with starvation, they face an even greater threat. The evil sorcerer Gulnar, once in league with Owen of Clun, returns as the head of a lunatic wolf cult to ravage the land.

Disc 4 (DVD)

BONUS DISC

· The Making of “Robin of Sherwood” (remastered), two documentaries about the making

OVER 9 HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURES!

Blu-ray (Discs 1-3)

·Nine episode commentaries

·Series 3 photo gallery

BONUS DVD (Disc 4)

· The Making of “Robin of Sherwood” (remastered), two documentaries about the making of Series 3 and 4

· Clannad: Scoring Robin of Sherwood interview

· Esta Charkham’s Photographic Retrospective

· Robin Hood 1-2-3 Screen Swordplay

· It’s Showtime promotional short

· Outtakes

· U.S. and foreign credit sequences

· TV-am location report

· PDF material (insert disc into your computer’s DVD-ROM drive and open file to access PDFs)

Packaging: Boxed set

Run Time: 654 minutes plus bonus programming

Format: Full screen (some bonus material Widescreen)

Number of discs: 4

Language: English

Subtitles: No

Color or B&W: Color

CC: No

SDH: Yes

Region Code: 1

Aspect Ratio: 1080p/4:3, some bonus material 480p/16:9

Rating: NR
Other: This Blu-ray was created from a high-definition transfer and restoration of the original program elements. While it represents a vast improvement in picture quality and level of detail over previous releases or transmissions, viewers may notice variable quality due to the inherent limitations and age of the original elements.