Sherwood

Cast

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  Lewis Arnold Director
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  Ben A. Williams Director
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  Clio Barnard Director
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  Tom George Director
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  Lorraine Ashbourne Daphne Sparrow
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  Adam Hugill Scott Rowley
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  Perry Fitzpatrick Rory Sparrow
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  David Morrissey DCS Ian St Clair
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  Philip Jackson Mickey Sparrow
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  Bill Jones Ronan Sparrow
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  Lesley Manville Julie Jackson
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  Claire Rushbrook Cathy Rowley

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Viewer comments

• LaMaman D'ephra 2024-09-11

  Episode 2 had me hooked thought it was going to be really good but personally rubbish I would not recommend it the story could have been done in 4 episodes or less disappointed very disappointed.

• Rokhaya Niang 2024-09-11

  Episode One was interesting from the perspective of one who lived through the Strike and was very familiar with pit villages and mines. Without a doubt the legacy of bad feeling still lurks beneath the surface . Thatcher, policing, Unions and ordinary people were involved . All the unrest of 1984 could resurface in 2022, with this current government. All the signs are there I look forward to see how this series progresses. A very good start.

• Poco_lee 2024-09-11

  The background to this show is fascinating and, mostly, handled well,. The notorious miners' strikes of 1984 in Britain, and the way they polarised and divided the mining communities themselves, and all of Britain, has left a black stain on British society, and particularly on the Metropolitan police force who used a very heavy hand against the striking miners. In present-day Sherwood, a lone archer fires at people in a now depressed mining town full of bitter memories of rival unions and collaborators, and we are invited to wonder if the killer of at least one old miner agitator might somehow be connected to the rumour of undercover metropolitan police officers, sent to spy on the miners. While stretching the obvious Robin Hood comparison a bit thinly, nevertheless the ingredients are here for a half-decent if somewhat improbable thriller. But (as so often in what passes for cutting edge TV drama these days) where things fall apart is with the sometimes ridiculous coincidences on which the plot hinges. A Met officer returning to the town for a single day meets an old flame in the supermarket. Well imagine that. Then it turns out the same old flame is now best friends with the cops nemesis from back in their raw recruit days - the same cop who is now his local, superior liasion. The outlaw Archer, and still another man, also on the run for murder (he's killed his daughter-in-law for reasons that seem completely unconnected), are being hunted by 'hundreds' of Met officers thro