The first season stayed on track, with the concept of gathering ransome money for King Richard. Season 2 started to lose drive over the fact of helping the release of King Richard.
Then it turns to Ivanhoe and his own endeavors, and no longer flows with season 1. There is no season 3, so now you are left hanging with no ending, typical of networks cancelling the program completely. If you have time to waste, watch this. Rebecca, completely self absorbed in her own wants. Whereas Ivanhoe, played the hero role showing no emotions towards his fathers ward or Rebacca. Streaming was a pain in back side constanly in season 2.

Lots of good plot twists. The beginning was kind of rough, but there was a lot of action and the acting was good, especially the villain and hero and his crew. The graphics were peculiar but for 2000, okay and barely detracted.The ending was surprising. I'd like to see more, but I enjoyed it. I watched all of the episodes. And they were a good distraction for 45 minutes at a pop.

I agreed with many of the subscribers, the series lack identity in the beginning; it was more generic and predictable. However, the plot became stronger with a little more detail attention to Ivanhoe and Rebecca, as well as he dwarf who I think, at time throughout the series added just enough humor to make the movie watchable. Also, the strengthening of the plot between the queen and the Barron and their relationship with Ivanhoe starting to have a little consistency. In the end, I am disappointed that the series ended in a cliffhanger, especially, at a point where the series began to hit his it strive. I think the series rates about 2- to 2.5...

I have no idea why I kept watching this series. It was unoriginal, poorly done, and in many ways bland and stupid. However it was just good enough to keep me watching, unlike so many other shows that I quit partway or after the pilot. The series really struggled with unoriginal plots and often felt like an unfinished product that seemed to suffer from an identity crisis and didn't know what kind of a show it should be. The show seemed to have settled into something far more watchable with "Streng" (Which was entertainingly bad) and actually become watchable for the remainder of the season. I was quite surprised that they ended on a cliffhanger, one that will never be resolved due to the series cancellation. I had never heard of this series, and a quick check via Google, Wikipedia, and TV Tropes shows that this show seems to be incredibly obscure, so thanks Hulu for making them available and for recommending it. I had a perfectly wonderful time. Not watching this series, but I've had a perfectly wonderful time.

Season 1 started a bit rough with the actors fitting into their roles. After a few episodes it really started getting good. The end of season 2 was great. I can't wait to see season 3!