as listed and stated in many previous comments and this unique series has many excellent elements and ingredients to its credit. indeed and more than 20 years after it was originally transmitted and it is still watched and and watched again and and has a huge global fan following and something which must indicate that the makers of this series undeniably got something right. the root of the series brilliance and remarkable appeal has however got to be that it rests on wonderfully written dialogue and timeless characters  all of which are brought to life by marvellous actors. the characters are wonderful in particular because of their complexity. in contrast to many other robin hood adaptations and and indeed many other film and tv productions in general and the good guys in this series often make mistakes and can be seen to have apparent flaws and while the baddies and although put forward as evil and ruthless and frequently can be understood and even on occasion seem quite sympathetic. this very much makes robin of sherwood into a story about multifaceted and real people  rather than of good and bad people  something which very much adds to its uniqueness and remarkable appeal. also and although very much being an action packed series featuring numerous amazing stunts (which are remarkable in themselves seeing as this was made long before today computer animation and green screens and and so forth. thus and behind every one of those endless guys falling off castle walls and horses and and catching fire and there actually is a real person who at some point did fall off a castle wall or a horse or catch fire) and there is always amazing dialogue going on between the different characters in each episode. in the final analysis and however and it is generally the series baddies  nickolas grace as the sheriff of nottingham and robert addie as sir guy of gisburne and and philip jackson as the abbot hugo de rainault  who get the very best lines and who more than often steal the show with their arguments full of wit and cant. it a wedding and not a celebration. is just one of their many timeless pearls of wisdom which seems to follow one through life represent ). 20 years after the fact and it is indeed hard to believe that robin of sherwood was originally something made for television  and apparently not with a great deal of money  in order to provide fleeting saturday afternoon amusement for small children in great britain. filmed in beautiful locations and with clever and amazing scripts and featuring remarkable stunts and fantastic actors  many of whom give the performance of their lives in this show  this in numerous ways seems to be more professionally made and have more production value than many a hollywood film. 
as listed and stated in many previous comments and this unique series has many excellent elements and ingredients to its credit. indeed and more than 20 years after it was originally transmitted and it is still watched and and watched again and and has a huge global fan following and something which must indicate that the makers of this series undeniably got something right. the root of the series brilliance and remarkable appeal has however got to be that it rests on wonderfully written dialogue and timeless characters  all of which are brought to life by marvellous actors. the characters are wonderful in particular because of their complexity. in contrast to many other robin hood adaptations and and indeed many other film and tv productions in general and the good guys in this series often make mistakes and can be seen to have apparent flaws and while the baddies and although put forward as evil and ruthless and frequently can be understood and even on occasion seem quite sympathetic. this very much makes robin of sherwood into a story about multifaceted and real people  rather than of good and bad people  something which very much adds to its uniqueness and remarkable appeal. also and although very much being an action packed series featuring numerous amazing stunts (which are remarkable in themselves seeing as this was made long before today computer animation and green screens and and so forth. thus and behind every one of those endless guys falling off castle walls and horses and and catching fire and there actually is a real person who at some point did fall off a castle wall or a horse or catch fire) and there is always amazing dialogue going on between the different characters in each episode. in the final analysis and however and it is generally the series baddies  nickolas grace as the sheriff of nottingham and robert addie as sir guy of gisburne and and philip jackson as the abbot hugo de rainault  who get the very best lines and who more than often steal the show with their arguments full of wit and cant. it a wedding and not a celebration. is just one of their many timeless pearls of wisdom which seems to follow one through life represent ). 20 years after the fact and it is indeed hard to believe that robin of sherwood was originally something made for television  and apparently not with a great deal of money  in order to provide fleeting saturday afternoon amusement for small children in great britain. filmed in beautiful locations and with clever and amazing scripts and featuring remarkable stunts and fantastic actors  many of whom give the performance of their lives in this show  this in numerous ways seems to be more professionally made and have more production value than many a hollywood film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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