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**Review of "Robot of Sherwood"**

In *Robot of Sherwood*, the Doctor and Clara travel to medieval England, where
they encounter the legendary Robin Hood. The episode blends whimsy with 
historical intrigue, exploring themes of heroism and myth-making. Initially 
skeptical of Robin's existence, the Doctor begrudgingly teams up with the 
outlaw to thwart a robotic conspiracy. The interplay between Peter Capaldi's 
cynical Doctor and Tom Riley's exuberant Robin Hood provides humour and charm,
while Jenna Coleman's Clara balances their dynamic.

The narrative is lighthearted, contrasting the Doctor's rationalism with 
Robin's idealism. This interplay underscores the episode's exploration of 
heroism, suggesting that the perception of heroism can inspire change. 
However, the story occasionally sacrifices depth for comedy, 
with some scenes feeling overly whimsical.

The villains-robots disguised as knights-are functional but lack depth, 
serving more as a vehicle for the plot than memorable antagonists. The 
episode's climax, involving a dramatic arrow-shooting sequence, is 
entertaining but strains believability, even for Doctor Who's standards.

Visually, the episode shines with lush, colourful cinematography capturing 
the idyllic setting. The humor, while exaggerated at times, keeps the tone 
enjoyable. Capaldi's performance as a grumpy skeptic contrasts well with 
Riley's jovial Robin, creating a memorable dynamic.

**Final Rating: 80/100**  

*Robot of Sherwood* is a fun, visually appealing episode that embraces its 
fairy-tale tone. Though not as profound as some stories, it succeeds in 
delivering humour and charm, making it an enjoyable adventure.
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