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The Further Adventures of Robin Hood

Sep 30, 2015
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The other day, I wrote here about the fascinating tale of the 1950s TV series, The Adventures of Robin Hood, which used a writing staff made up, in part, of some of the greatest Hollywood screenwriters who'd been blacklisted, so they wrote under assumed names.



On a whim, I checked to see if any of the series was available on Amazon.  And it turns out that not only is the full series -- of 143 episodes -- available in 11 DVDs...but it only costs $9.99.


For some reason, they also show another complete set available, which comes instead in 18 DVDs, but costs $108.  Maybe it's just me, but I think the $9.99 deal is better.



If you were a fan of the series, or know someone who might like it as a gift, you can get it here -- for almost nothing.  Your friend doesn't have to know how little you paid.  Maybe you can even drop hints that it was the $108 edition.  As long as they can't count, and don't realize it's the 11-disc set, you might get away with it.


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