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The Wise Woman of Worksop: The Merry Men are suffering from insomnia and Robin is keeping everyone else up with his all-night raves. Only wise old Gladys knows what to do, mixing up some of her Sleepy Cake. Unfortunately, things go wrong, leaving the Merry Men looking like the Beatles, and the gang have to free Gladys's father, who has been locked in King John's dungeon. Rabies, of all people, devises a plan to resolve this situation, featuring an appearance of "Pixie Paul and his little wife Linda" and it actually works. (This episode was not repeated in 2001 due to the death of Linda McCartney since the original transmission.) (Series Four)
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Voyage to the Bottom of the Forest: Rabies is lazy, so much so that many of the Merry Men's plans simply don't work because of him. However, the robbery of a battleship and its subsequent launch take the Merry Men to the parallel universe of Engyland, where Rabies' arrival has been eagerly awaited by the good people of Workflop, particularly the Nottyman, to save them from the wicked witch. (Series Four)
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The Worksop Egg Fairy: The "Worksop Egg Fairy" has blessed the highly superstitious peasants with eggs, which is good because King John wants one. The Merry Men are in the position of having to work around village superstition in order to protect the locals. (Series Two)
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The Big Baby: Barrington develops his line in impressions, leading to concern among some of the Merry Men that he might actually have swallowed other people. King John, meanwhile, decrees that his subjects should give him presents, resulting in the appearance of a life-size jelly baby looking vaguely like him. The jelly baby is captured, leaving the Sheriff to devise the new holiday of "Bloopy" to justify the need for presents. The Merry Men, meanwhile, put Barrington's talents to use. (Series Three)
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The Miracle of St Charlene: The Merry Men need to build a bridge to cross the river in order to steal from the rich, a task which is not made any easier by Robin's literal adherence to Marian's instructions. Meanwhile, King John's uncle, the Duke of Dagenham, has died, leaving him only a hot water bottle, which the Sheriff is to sell for a grossly inflated price. Of course, the contents of the bottle prove a nice nest egg... (Series One)
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Rotten Rose - Part 2: Despite the notable handicap of their own stupidity in the absence of the jailed Robin (who isn't particularly intelligent anyway) and Marian, who has also been jailed, the Merry Men devise a plan to free both and save the day. It certainly isn't Barrington's suggestion that they break into the castle, find Marian, ask her how to break into the castle and save everyone. (Series Two)
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