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Title: The New Adventures of Robin Hood (1997–1999)
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| Martyn Ellis | ... | Friar Tuck / ... 52 episodes, 1997-1999 | |
| Richard Ashton | ... | Little John / ... 52 episodes, 1997-1999 | |
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Barbara Griffin | ... | Lady Marion Fitzwalter 39 episodes, 1997-1999 |
| Matthew Porretta | ... | Robin Hood / ... 27 episodes, 1997 | |
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Robin Hood and his band of outlaws which includes Marian, Little John, and Friar Tuck, rob from the rich and give to the poor as they fight against Prince John, the Sheriff of Nottingham, and all other manner of evil people and creatures. Magic plays as much a part as the sword and the arrow. Written by Mike "Nelson" Gulick <dagger@tiac.net>
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Daring rescues. Thrilling chases. Narrow escapes... Just you average date in Sherwood Forest.Parents Guide:
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Second unit director and stunt coordinator Jeff Pruitt, along with his wife Sophia Crawford and stuntman Jason Cavalier, left the show in disgust upon realizing how poorly the action content was being integrated. Footage of action scenes would be shipped to France and edited by film students, who - according to Pruitt - thought that action scenes "were beneath them" and whose technique for editing fights included adding many closeups and recycling footage from previous episodes. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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This series is one of the worst shows I have ever seen. Terrible acting, terrible effects, terrible writing, you get my drift. The stories are so far from the legend of Robin Hood it's amazing. Looks like they just wanted to use the name Robin Hood to attract an audience. It might as well have been called New Adventures of Mr. Bland Acting.
Someone commented before me that if you had imagination, you'd love this show. That is a horrible approach to a TV-series. A visual media like this should spark your imagination, you shouldn't have to force your imagination into something to make it good. That would be like the Simpsons episode where they try to brainwash Homer with a religious propaganda movie, and he starts talking about who killed who or whatever. "If a movie is boring, I just make up my own story."
In conclusion: Absolute human waste.