Sorrell Booke/Boss Hogg

I was doing some research on Sorrell Booke and fell down a rabbit hole when I discovered he used to live in Pacific Palisades. My thoughts immediately went to wondering if his house was still standing after the wildfires in 2025. Sadly, the answer is no. I was thinking of posting this on the HazzardNet Facebook page, but it's kind of sad so I'm not sure. Thoughts?

Even though Sorrell is no longer with us. I hope he had a very Happy Birthday today.

How many brothers and sisters does the Boss have? Since he has so many nephews, does he have any nieces?

Hey all y'all HazzardNeters... That voice on that show Howdy Doody that says "Hey kids, what time is it?" Is that Sorrell Booke? The voice before the kids say "It's Howdy Doody time!" It sounds like him to me.

That one in the "Big Heist" eps where he covers up saying "Bo" he says "I didn't say Bo! I didn't say Bo! I said "Dough!" That was funny!

I really like: Rosco I wish, I just wish that for once you'd use your head for somethin other than a handy place to hang your teeth. What are some of ya'lls favorites??

Before he was Boss Hogg, Sorrell Booke had a role as a Southern Sheriff in a gum commercial. Anybody remember "Freshen Up Gum?" This commercial looked like it belonged on Hee Haw, right down to the hound dog. But the set looks like it could have been in The Dukes of Hazzard, doesn't it? And little did Sorrell know at the time, but that whole cheek-pinch thing was gonna be stickin' around... Sorrell Booke commercial

I’m now currently going through the original (1966-1973) spy TV series Mission Impossible. The episode I’m watching now (“Shock” 1967) guest-starred ‘Boss Hogg’ aka Sorrell Booke! He was a bad guy in this episode, too...but a little more deadly than ol’ J.D. was. Here’s a pic from the episode:

Yesterday we went to a restaurant that specializes in burgers and wings. One of the burgers is the "Boss Hog". Had it not been named that I would have picked something else but I couldn't resist it just because of the name. It didn't even bother me that they (possibly intentionally) spelled it with one G. It was so big I think I looked like Boss after I ate it.

I inherited some astronomy items from a professor friend of mine who passed away. One of those items was a book with some records and they are in perfect shape. They are from 1969 when the first man walked on the Moon. I was 9 years old and got to stay up last to watch it. I remember it well. I got a big smile on my face when I saw who the narrator is. You guessed it. Of course we all know that Sorrell was quite a talented and well respected person around Hollywood so after the huge surprise wore off and I thought about it I realized I shouldn't have been too surprised considering how multi-talented he was. What a collectors item!. Dukes and astronomy are huge parts of my…

I inherited some astronomy items from a professor friend of mine who passed away. One of those items was a book with some records and they are in perfect shape. They are from 1969 when the first man walked on the Moon. I was 9 years old and got to stay up last to watch it. I remember it well. I got a big smile on my face when I saw who the narrator is. You guessed it. Of course we all know that Sorrell was quite a talented and well respected person around Hollywood so after the huge surprise wore off and I thought about it I realized I shouldn't have been too surprised considering how multi-talented he was. What a collectors item!. Dukes and astronomy are huge parts of my…

Hey,I'm new here but not new to the Dukes.I've been watching since the 1st Episode back in the 70's.I just found out something I didn't know,I used to watch the show Alice back in the 80's,and thought I'd seen about everyone of the Episodes.One I didn't see was in Season 8-Episode 6 Titled "Mel is Hogg-Tied",Sorrell guest stars as Boss Hogg.And what little I found out about the Episode is that Boss Hogg comes to Town to see Waitress Jolene,and then tricks Mel into selling the Diner for $1.I would love to see this episode,if anyone has seen it let me know more about it,and how it was...

Thought I'd put up a couple of pics of Sorrell before he became Boss Hogg. The first is from a Dukes book I have. In 1962 he played the title role in the musical (stage production) of 'Fiorello!'. The second is from one of his 2 appearances as Gen. Wilson Spaulding Barker in the first season of MASH in 1972.

Nineteen years ago today we lost an intellegent and great man in Sorrell Booke...he will always be missed by me and the rest of Hazzard County. RIP Sorrell...thanks for all you did and all your work to make the Dukes possible. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

We were watching 12 O' Clock High tonight and Sorrell guest starred. He was so young (35), he had a full head of hair! Khee! I couldn't find the episode online, but if anyone wants to dig, the title is "Faith, Hope, and Sergeant Aronson".

How about the raw liver with coffee in "One Armed Bandits"

Boss always wanted to be Governor of Georgia but lately a different Governor has been getting a little publicity for Boss. Before leaving office Governor Haley Barbour of Mississippi pardoned a few people from jail and that's been stirring up a lot of controversy on a national level. Since the moderators here are smart enough to not let us talk about politics, I'll be careful how I word this and not discuss the pardons themselves. Yesterday morning, a panel of folks were talking on CNN about Haley Barbour and several references were made comparing him to Boss Hogg. Tonight on CNN the attorney general of Mississippi was also making references to Boss Hogg. I sure got a …

The actor Sorrell Booke (Boss Hogg) had a frame that says “James Stephen Hogg - New Governador Size Jim Hogg Cigars Back to 5$†and here's the picture Mr. James Stephen Hogg. 1820's Texas James Hogg Cigar Vintage Poster: http://www.vintageposterworks.com/products/1890-james-hogg-texas-cigar-vintage-cigar-poster

Hey y'all. I was wondering if anyone knows what Boss Hoggs pyjamas were called and who made them? And are they still made today? Thanks y'all

I have often contended that Sorrell Booke and James Best may be the most underrated comedic team in the history of television. Some of Sorrell's facial expressions and comments to Rosco are classic material. What many people fail to realize is one, Sorrell wore padded suits throughout the show and could speak five languages. He was every bit as important to the show as Tom, Cathy, and John were. A terrific actor that doesn't get nearly the credit he richly deserves.

I have an interesting piece of trivia for y'all. Where I live is just around the corner from where Sorrel's aunt and uncle once lived. They had a furniture store right here in town. A restaurant called Togi's stands in it's place now. How about them apples?

Now, you remember everytime he saw money? Yup, his eyes would light up. What to do when your enemies are dead? Well, use them to your advantage. Some of the things Boss Hogg did were pretty mean but you know, Bo and Luke always settled it.

I was watching 'Farewell Hazzard' the other night and wondered which wig y'all think suits Boss the best?. I'm sure, like Rosco, we all liked Boss's 'little chrome dome, when it was smooth like a baby's bottom' the best, so I haven't given that as an option. The last option wasn't in 'Farewell Hazzard', but I couldn't leave it out:). NB. There were 2 curly wigs and 2 black wigs - I left one of each out to keep the number of options reasonable. Against my better judgement I have spelt 'Gray' the US way (we spell it Grey) as I'm sure there are more members in the US.

When I was a kid I watched this movie but little did I know that our very on Boss Hogg did Pinky's voice. Now that I watch it again I can see the resemblance, LOL. Watch at 3:08 for his Character.

hi i was wondring if anyne knew the episode that shows boss hogg with the most food in one sitting