After an agony of waiting, BBC's Robin Hood finally began broadcasting across the pond on BBC America and BBC Canada.
I freely admit I've already watched the entire season 3 on You Tube. When it was first broadcast in the UK in the spring, kindly souls uploaded it for those of us who were frothing at the bit to get a look at Sir Guy.
The season 3 uploads disappeared from You Tube as the North American broadcast neared.
But there's nothing like being able to watch the full episode on TV, as opposed to the tiny version in ten-minute segments on You Tube. However, I am eternally grateful to those angels who allowed me to see it when it first aired. *kiss*
Things have gotten a lot darker in Nottingham since our heroes and villains returned from the Holy Land. Gisborne has a lot of mental sorting out to do after taking Lady Marian's life at the end of season 2.
"Frankly, I sort of despise him for what he did," the actor says. "But it's also interesting when a character can start to take responsibility for his actions and have an opinion of himself, almost as if he is stepping outside his body, and that's really what Gisborne does this season: He steps out of his old shell and starts to become somebody new because of that action." - John Crook, No more Mr. Nice Guy
Robin is understandably out for revenge.
The sheriff puts Much through the mill when Prince John demands more tax money.
Guy is not so easily bullied now that he's looked into his own abyss.
Not so easy being sheriff, is it, Vasey?
Robin's band acquires Friar Tuck and villager Kate.
Little John and Allen a Dale soldier on despite their own sorrows.
What becomes of Guy when his father figure turns his back on him? You'll have to catch the next episode to find out.
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