The Sheriff of Nottingham (Alan Wheatley) doesn't like his boots, or any boots his bootmaker (John Dearth has to offer. Then though he finds a little village of fine bootmakers and decides to take his boot-business to there - much to the dismay of his regular bootmaker, who soon hires Blackbeard (Charles Stapley)a nd his gang of cutthroats to teach the villagers a lesson. The village is under the protection of Robin Hood (Richard Greene) though, who gives the villagers a lesson or two in self defense after Blackbeard's attack.

Blackbeard's attack doesn't sit well witht he Sheriff either, since the villagers are fine bootmakers, but then he learns that their leather is actually prepared by Robin Hood after a secret Arabian recipe, and he not only encourages another attack on the village but also tries to set up a trap for Robin - which Robin, experienced that he is, of course anticipates, and he and Little John (Rufus Cruikshank) arrive at the village just in time to help the couragous villagers to teach Blackbeard and his bullies a lesson.

So ok, this episode is about boots, which isn't exactly the base for a good story, not at all helped by the fact that these boots all don't look anything older than from the 20th century in design and everything. Still, the whole thing is not totally bad if you're prepared to watch a childish little story that isn't exactly rich on highlights but floats by at a steady pace and is only half as stupid as it could have been.

review � by Mike Haberfelner

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