Ivanhoe is a British television series first shown on ITV in 1958-59. The show features Roger Moore in his first starring role, as Sir Wilfred of Ivanhoe, in a series of adventures aimed at a children's audience. The characters were drawn loosely from Sir Walter Scott's 1819 novel.
A baron that's turned traitor arranges for an escort of ransom money for King Richard to be ambushed.
A group of travelling minstrels is attacked by Sir Mark, and Ivanhoe seeks revenge.
Ivanhoe discovers a young man has disguised himself in a tournament, hoping to win and prove he is worthy of knighthood.
Prince John tries forcing a nobleman's loyalty by imprisoning his daughter, and Ivanhoe goes to rescue her.
A peddler is caught trying to exchange counterfeit gold.
A monk and his apprentice help Ivanhoe free a village.
A cruel land baron believes a raven's appearance spells doom for him.
Ivanhoe tries rescuing a farmer's daughter who's been abducted by raiders terrorizing their village in the valley of Kent.
Ivanhoe is sidetracked by a spy while trying to save a loyalist to King Richard from execution.
Sir Maverick is looking for a new jester, unaware that among the applicants are assassins.
A man falsely accused of cattle killing faces death, and his wife asks for Ivanhoe's help.
A nobleman leaves his castle vulnerable after heading out to rescue his son.
Prince John tries preventing King Richard's return by blockading the coast.
A soldier for Prince John becomes a conscientious objector and resigns, only to be threatened with death for his stance.
Ivanhoe goes after bandits that have stolen from serfs.
Ivanhoe goes to retrieve a treasure map that has fallen in the wrong hands.
Ivanhoe intervenes when a group believes they know the whereabouts of King Arthur's sword, Excalibur, and tear the countryside apart looking for it.
Ivanhoe tries to keep a ruthless land baron from destroying a village in order to build himself a private hunting preserve.
People are running from Wentworth castle, believing the world is coming to its end.
Ivanhoe tries sneaking King Richard's heir out of the country.
Ivanhoe is the target of thieves after winning prizes in a tournament.
A chest of gold for King Richard has been changed out with counterfeit pieces, and Ivanhoe tries finding the thief.
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Five monks collecting taxes for Prince John disappear, and Ivanhoe goes to find them.
Ivanhoe lends a hand to villagers being terrorized by a brutal lord.
The victim of an ambush believes that the mastermind behind it is his future father-in-law.
A nobleman is kidnapped, and his son attempts a rescue himself, without listening to Ivanhoe's advice.
A nobleman promises a girl he will spare her fiancee and father from execution -- if she marries him.
Prince John plots to kill all the loyalists to Richard to consolidate his grip on the throne.
Lyman witnesses a murder and is about to testify, when an crooked lord has him abducted.
A nobleman that is an opponent of Prince John's high taxes finds himself framed for murder.
A captured church robber tries claiming he is Ivanhoe.
Ivanhoe tries to help a runaway indentured servant avoid capture when he returns home to visit his ailing mother.
Ivanhoe unwillingly attends a banquet for Prince John.
Ivanhoe tries freeing a boy from an abusive baron.
Ivanhoe gets in serious trouble killing a royal boar to save a life.
Lady Elaine is pushed into becoming engaged to a nobleman's crude son, in order to save her uncle.
Young people are disappearing, and people believe it's the Devil's work; but Ivanhoe believes something not so supernatural is behind it all.
Returning from the Crusades, Ivanhoe finds England under the cruel tyranny of Prince John and begins the fight to remove him from power.
Ivanhoe is a British television series first shown on ITV in 1958-59. The show features Roger Moore in his first starring role, as Sir Wilfred of Ivanhoe, in a series of adventures aimed at a children's audience. The characters were drawn loosely from Sir Walter Scott's 1819 novel.
as Sir Wilfred of Ivanhoe
