Robin Hood

There are frequent scenes of moderate violence involving large battles between knights and soldiers armed with swords, axes, spears, and bows and arrows. Sight of blood is infrequent and injuries are undetailed, with the strongest moment being a character being shot with an arrow through his throat.

Infrequent moderate sex references are often delivered with archaic phraseology, such as speculation that a man in "rutting" his way through brothels, that Welshmen "cohabit" with sheep, and a man's penis being "proportionate" to his size.

There are frequent scenes of moderate violence involving large battles between knights and soldiers armed with swords, axes, spears, and bows and arrows. Sight of blood is infrequent and injuries are undetailed, with the strongest moment being a character being shot with an arrow through his throat.

There is occasional use of mild bad language including ‘bastard’, ‘bloody’, and the French term ‘merde’.

Infrequent moderate sex references often use dated language, such as speculation that a man in 'rutting' his way through brothels, that Welshmen 'cohabit' with sheep, and that a man's penis is 'proportionate' to his size. A couple are seen in bed but are interrupted and there is a suggestion men are having sex with prostitutes, although sex is not shown.

There is sight of blood in the aftermath of violence.

There is brief sight of nudity after a couple get out of bed.

In one scene it is suggested a woman is going to be raped. However, she lifts her skirt to reveal a knife and kills her assailant.

Adult characters drink mead.