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TalkTV presenter accuses BBC of turning Robin Hood ‘woke’ – realises he’s got the wrong show

Sherwood is based on a series of dramatic murders in a Nottinghamshire mining village, where locals are still reeling from the impact of the strikes.

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2024-08-21 10:08
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A TalkTV presenter ended up with egg on his face after he accused the BBC of turning Robin Hood woke – only to realise he’d got the wrong show.

Kevin O’Sullivan, who presents The Political Asylum on TalkTV and hosts What Just Happened?, took to X (formerly Twitter) to lament the decision to hand Ria Zmitrowicz the role of Sherrif in Sherwood, branding it “woeful wokery”.

But he failed to realise that Sherwood is a modern-day drama based on a real civic position in Nottingham taken up by rotating councillors, and has nothing to do with the English folklore tale.

Fake anti-BBC culture wars attack line of the day: Kevin O'Sullivan of Rupert Murdoch's TalkTV falsely claims that BBC drama "Sherwood" is a "woke" reworking of Robin Hood, then mocks the screenwriter for correcting him. pic.twitter.com/MqxvuHSpMB

— Richard Bartholomew (@Barthsnotes) August 20, 2024

Ah yes, grifters. The baddies. Those amoral people who don't fancy facts, are not factual, and don't want to check their shite or become factual.

Well, Sherwood is about a pit village set in the naughties. No need to argue, @ThatAlexWoman is an absolute shyster. pic.twitter.com/a1wYBhwrpC

— Skew Spew Barmy Hairdo Curmudgeon Bigot and Smug (@SkewSmug) August 20, 2024

Created and written by James Graham, Sherwood followed a series of dramatic murders in the Nottinghamshire mining village, where locals were still reeling from the impact of the 1980s miners’ strikes.

It focused on the trauma that left the community broken decades after the strikes and ongoing tensions with the police.

The six-episode series landed in June 2022, starring David Morrissey and Lesley Manville.

And now, after the first season ‘manifested’ the biggest strikes the country has seen and further disputes with the Metropolitan Police, Sherwood is back for a second series.

Watch the trailer below:

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