Stars of the new MGM+ series Robin Hood have expressed hopes for a second season, calling the cast a “big family.” Jack Patten, who plays the titular hero, and Lauren McQueen, who portrays Maid Marian, shared their thoughts exclusively ahead of the season finale.
McQueen said she would “definitely” return if renewed, teasing: “I think the season ends quite interestingly for every single character. I think it could develop, but we just wanted to do the best we could for season one.” She praised the “really exciting young cast” and the family-like energy on set.
Patten echoed her enthusiasm, stating: “We would love to do a [season] two. That would be awesome. Jonathan [English] and John [Glenn] just wrote awesome characters. As actors we love an arc, you can’t ask for much more.”
The first season consists of 10 episodes, with the grand finale airing on December 28. Fan reviews have been glowing, with one viewer describing the show as “a 10/10” and another calling it “a breath of fresh air.”
Critics have noted the series offers a grittier take on the legend, with one fan on Google Reviews remarking: “This is most certainly a grown up’s Robin Hood… plenty of action, romance, Game of Thrones type political intrigue and sex and nudity among the upper classes.”
