Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Routine outing for DeLuise

One of the great virtues of "Stargate SG-1" was that it gave its directors free reign to be visually inventive. Peter DeLuise's episodes are some of the finest in this regard. However, anybody looking for PdL's visual talent in "Beyond Sherwood Forest" will come up empty. It's a thoroughly routine piece of made-for-TV hackwork, visually anonymous throughout. Erica Durance is spirited as an anachronistically action-ready Maid Marian and Robin Dunne of "Sanctuary" is adequate as an unusually young Robin Hood, while Julian Sands is deplorably hammy as the sheriff of Nottingham. Kent Richmond's syphilitic monarch is the only idiosyncratic element. British Columbia stands in convincingly for rural England and the Blu-Ray transfer is handsome but you won't want to watch this more than once, probably not at all.