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* The episode title references the ITV series ''{{iw|robinofsherwood|Robin of Sherwood}}'', which competed against ''Doctor Who''<nowiki/>{{'}}s [[season 22|twenty-second season]] on [[Saturday]] nights during its second series in 1985. | * The episode title references the ITV series ''{{iw|robinofsherwood|Robin of Sherwood}}'', which competed against ''Doctor Who''<nowiki/>{{'}}s [[season 22|twenty-second season]] on [[Saturday]] nights during its second series in 1985. | ||
* As revealed in ''[[Robot of Sherwood (DWE episode)|Doctor Who Extra]]'', [[Peter Capaldi]]'s 56th [[birthday]] was celebrated during the filming of this episode. In particular, he was presented with a [[Dalek]]-themed [[birthday cake]]. | * As revealed in ''[[Robot of Sherwood (DWE episode)|Doctor Who Extra]]'', [[Peter Capaldi]]'s 56th [[birthday]] was celebrated during the filming of this episode. In particular, he was presented with a [[Dalek]]-themed [[birthday cake]]. | ||
* There is a dirty joke in this story that goes unnoticed by many people. When the Doctor is fighting Robin Hood and mentions Errol Flynn, after he says "he had the most enormous", he proceeds to look down at his crotch. Afterwards Clara makes a throat clearing sound in a way that says "I really didn't need to know that", after which the Doctor says "ego". | * There is a dirty joke in this story that goes unnoticed by many people. When the Doctor is fighting Robin Hood and mentions [[Errol Flynn]], after he says "he had the most enormous", he proceeds to look down at his crotch. Afterwards Clara makes a throat clearing sound in a way that says "I really didn't need to know that", after which the Doctor says "ego". | ||
* [[Peter Capaldi]] and [[Ben Miller]] had previously co-starred in the stage version of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ladykillers_(play) The Ladykillers].'' | |||
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