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Post dates and times of Dukes of Hazzard airings and TV appearances by the actors from the show. Be sure to include time zones, etc!
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Yeah, the real-life Georgia locations gave a more realistic, southern, down-home charm to the beginning of the show. But, I guess they could control background & what needed to happen in each episode better on a studio lot. I too love the original Georgia locations, but I did love the Duke farm & The Boar’s Nest at Warner Bros. The town square was cool, too and worked for the chases & ripping around. -
I'm out of reactions but I'd give a heart to the still scenes and sad face to the move to Hollyweird. -
I'm starting to get concerned here. How many days has it been now? Maybe he's doing the same thing my nephew did 35 years ago, went into a tool shed to play hide and go seek without telling anybody he was playing hide and go seek and then fell asleep. I just realized something. If we don't have a moderator watching over us, we can party all we want....and even say bad words without getting in trouble. I'll start with the first bad word....revenuer.
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The woods/moonshine still scenes are hilarious & classic! This was also the last episode to be filmed in Georgia before production was moved to Hollywood.
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