Robin Hood Episode 3: Release date news, time, streaming details, cast, and more

Robin Hood Epsiode 1 and 2 will release on November 9, 2025 on MGM+ (Image Via Instagram/@mgmplus)
Robin Hood Epsiode 1 and 2 will release on November 9, 2025 on MGM+ (Image Via Instagram/@mgmplus)

MGM+'s latest adventure drama, Robin Hood, has already created a steady buzz with its premiere episodes. Episodes 1 and 2 of Robin Hood dropped on November 2, 2025, which gives viewers a glimpse into young Robin’s tragic origin, his relationship with Marian Huntingdon, and the result of his fatal mistake that turned his world upside down.

Episode 2 ended on a cliffhanger with Robin killing a pivotal character, and in short, things are not looking good for him as of now. Episode 3 of Robin Hood is all set to drop on November 9, 2025, on MGM+.


Robin Hood Episode 3: Release date and streaming details

Robin Hood Episode 3, titled "No Man Can Hide Forever," will drop on Sunday, November 9, 2025, on MGM+. It will premiere at its usual time, i.e., 9 PM ET. The episodes will follow a weekly release format. The best part? New episodes drop every Sunday. You can access MGM+ via Amazon Prime Video, Sling TV, Philo, or Fubo TV.

You can also catch the latest episode of Robin Hood on Super Channel / Syper Channel Fuse if you're from Canada. For Australian viewers, the episode will be available to watch on Stan.

Streaming time details:

RegionDateTime
Eastern Time (ET)November 9, 20259:00 PM
Pacific Time (PT)November 9, 20256:00 PM
Central Time (CT)November 9, 20258:00 PM
Mountain Time (MT)November 9, 20257:00 PM

Here's a list of MGM+ plans to choose from for a seamless watching experience:

  • Monthly: $7.99
  • Yearly: $5.17/month
  • You can also get a seven-day free trial

Cast details:

  • Jack Patten plays Robin Hood
  • Lauren McQueen plays Marian Huntingdon
  • Lydia Peckham plays Priscilla
  • Marcus Fraser as Little John
  • Steve Waddington as Earl of Huntingdon
  • Sean Bean as the Sheriff of Nottingham
  • Henry Rowley as Will

Robin Hood Episode 1 and 2: A quick recap

MGM+'s Robin Hood opened with heartbreak, rebellion, and the making of a legend. The series gave the famous tale a darker, more emotional beginning as it explored how a young boy named Rob Locksley became the outlaw known as Robin Hood.

Set in the times when England was under Norman rule, the premiere episode wasted no time in showing us Robin's origin story. The Saxons had lost their lands, and among them stood Hugh Locksley, a man determined to reclaim his ancestral estate. His son, Robin, idolized him and learned archery from him. Even though he pleaded Sheriff of Nottingham for his land, he was forced into submission. But a royal hunting trip changed everything for the Locksleys.

Robin accidentally wounded a poacher and publicly defended him, angering the Norman lords. Hugh was framed and executed. Rob watched his father die for a crime he didn't commit, and it left him fuming with rage.

In Episode 2, Joan passed away due to grief. Robin began to hear whispers from the forests, guiding him towards his fate. His love for Marian Huntingdon offered brief hope, but their affair ended when her father sent her away. But that was not all, in the end, Robin killed Captain Laforce in self-defense. This will prove to be a turning point in Robin's life since he's now not Robin but a wanted outlaw.


Robin Hood Episode 3: What to expect?

Episode 3 will raise the stakes for everyone. After the death of Huntingdon's son, the tension between the Normans and the Saxons will reach new heights. Meanwhile, Robin might find a new ally in Little John. The Sheriff will continue with his pursuit.

Marian will finally enter the royal court in Westminster. Her choices there could change the balance of loyalty and love. The next episode will push Robin closer to becoming the legend history remembers, the outlaw who fought for his people.

MGM+'s Robin Hood gives the old English legend a fresh pulse. The performance of the cast feels raw and real. Notably, Jack Patten as Robin is excellent. The production is mesmerizing. Every frame feels rich and lived in, from muddy villages to the candlelit halls. The show doesn't rely on fantasy or folklore. It leans on emotions, politics, and human weakness. Marian's storyline stands out as well, giving her purpose and voice beyond romance.

The series starts slow but finds its rhythm by the second episode, where Robin's journey truly begins.

Also read: Robin Hood Episode 1 and 2 recap: Robin's tragic origin and his first crime

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Edited by Sezal Srivastava