Dukes of Hazzard Episodes

I will post Season 7 here whenever YouTube channel TV Stunter starts uploading it. I keep y'all updated with each post by him/her like I did with Seasons 1-6.

Daisy and Uncle Jesse look really nice when they go to gamble on the 18-wheeler!! Daisy has a really pretty dress on and her hair looks really nice!! all though she always dresses pretty and her hair is always nice, but those clothes made her and Uncle Jesse look rich!

Hey y'all new to the site and have a question for all you DOH fans. I was a huge fan as a kid and have recently started watching the reruns and I remember an episode when Daisy tumbled down a hill and banged her head on a rock and she was in the unconscious and in the hospital. The boys were at her bedside waiting for her to wake up. Does anyone know what episode this was or have I gone crazy and made it up in my head? Thanks for the help!

Has anyone else ever considered / noticed that season five's "Farewell, Hazzard" may have been conceived as a possible finale to the show? Think about it. After the show had Coy and Vance in place of Bo and Luke for most of the season (as well as slowly declining script quality), ratings were seriously down on the previous seasons. So it was uncertain for a time if the series would be renewed for another season. As such, "Farewell, Hazzard" can really be seen as a bookend finale to the show. Boss finally succeeds in taking the Duke farm from the Dukes, leaving them homeless and forced to leave town. Meanwhile, a dodgy property developer is conning him and plans to oblit…

Watching this 3rd season episode again. Love this one...plenty of action, humor, and the plot was fun with Boss Hogg being the target. The scenes with the drunk driver Hobie crack me up ...as nowadays this would be considered a serious & dangerous offense (and rightfully so), but back then a little DUI action was no big deal...maybe a night in jail to sober up & a fine. Also, the hardware store owner, Homer Griggs-(sp?) I thought was kind of gullible & ridiculous to think the Duke boys would actually rob him...I mean, he’s known them & Uncle Jesse for who knows how many years, and how long have the Dukes been coming in there to pay for screen,…

The only thing I remember is that Luke was outside the Boar's Nest and someone fights him. Then Bo and Cooter comes out of the Boar's Nest to find Luke on the ground. Later on, Uncle Jesse and Luke are sitting on the back of Uncle Jesse's truck and Uncle Jesse gives Luke a white handkerchief to use it for his black eye but Luke teases his Uncle because the handkerchief smelled funny.

I like how they hung that bad guy on the hook and he was saying "Hey let me down!" and Bo and Loretta and the other girl were all laughing at him and he says "That's not funny!"

I missed it. Does anyone know?

I watched Season 3’s “The Legacy” again tonight. I’ve always enjoyed this episode…from when I watched it as a child, when it originally aired…to all the times since. I even enjoy Lucinda’s big ol’ red 1965 Chrysler Imperial Crown convertible—after Cooter fixed her brakes! But, I really enjoyed actress Jan Clayton’s portrayal of Uncle Jesse’s (and Boss Hogg’s) old flame…Lucinda Meadows. She was was right in-there with the old ridge-runners, and held her own…even after knowing her late husband had been a terrible moonshiner, lol! I actually wish they’d of brought her character back a few more times over the years…and then actually have her & Uncle Jesse…

I must say that i'm defiantly not a Luke fan, but I saw this episode last night and I loved it. I wished that Bo did the boxing, but Luke did it and it was great. One of the best episodes I have ever seen.

What episode is it that Boss Hogg has to hide out in the Duke farm? That one scene where Daisy comes home and finds JD in her bed? I'm just so bad at remembering! I feel bad.

I remember watching this episode when it originally aired and I was growing up...I like spooky/scary stuff, so this is one of my favorites of 3rd Season! But, the old “haunted” mansion used looks familiar...like I’ve seen it on another show and/or movie. Does anyone know if it was showcased in anything else?

Has anybody noticed that at the end of this episode ( Which I just watched) , that Waylon said things went back to normal, which could drive a Wooden person crazy. A wooden person....? I've never heard of this expression! Have you guys?

I watched last night Smallville episode and it seemed like it was a updated version of "Dukes In Danger" just a little freakier. Later in the night I was watching "Dukes In Danger" and Britney(my brothers Calico) watched as well. She really like watching this with me thow. She rest on the plastic box with new DVD movies in it right now. Anybody noticed that both Jonathan and Clark got some action in the movies, and Sheriff Adams knew what was going on with the Kents telling them. Boy she reported in that 10-11 and Rosco could take lessons from her dealing with stuff.

I watched last night Smallville episode and it seemed like it was a updated version of "Dukes In Danger" just a little freakier. Later in the night I was watching "Dukes In Danger" and Britney(my brothers Calico) watched as well. She really like watching this with me thow. She rest on the plastic box with new DVD movies in it right now. Anybody noticed that both Jonathan and Clark got some action in the movies, and Sheriff Adams knew what was going on with the Kents telling them. Boy she reported in that 10-11 and Rosco could take lessons from her dealing with stuff.

Which one do you think is the worst?

I'm slowly working my way through watching the Dukes of Hazzard seasons with my 8 year old son. I swear I remember an episode that the shoot the bow (possibly with dynamite arrows) WHILE they are airborne jumping the General Lee.... I want to say it was a Coy and Vance episode....I also want to say a water tower was involved... I'm not having any luck so far... Does any of that sound familiar to anyone ? Thanks

1.Mrs. Daisy Hogg. 2. /Double Dukes 3. Diamonds In the Rough 4.Coltrane Vs. Duke 5. The Fugitive 6. The Great Bank Robbery 7. Sadie Hogg Day 8. 10 TenMilion Dollar Sheriff 9. Trouble at Cooters 10. Goodbye, General Lee 11. Cletus Falls In Love 12.Hughie Hogg Strikes Again 13. Dukescam Scam 14. The Sound of Music , Hazzerd Style 15. Shine On Hazzerd Moon 16.Pin the tail on the Dukes 17. Miz Tisdale On the Lam 18. Nothin But The Truth 19. Dear Diary 20. New Deputy In Town 21. Bird Gotta Fly 22. Bad Day In Hazzerd 23. Miss Tri-counties 24. Share and Shre Alike 25. Dukes In Danger 26. The Law and Jesse Duk…

What's your favorite(s)?

I recently bouth the 5th season and started to watch them from the episode when Bo and Luke come home: they were around the world to make race so I thought they weren't on probabation yet. But, the next episode, "Big brothers" the leading man said they had a special permission to go out of the County to take a boy; so, how could they go around the world if they were yet on probation?

This one is one of my favorite Season Four episodes. Not only do you once again have the Dukes and Boss working together, Thackery (sp?) is one of the better adversaries I've seen during the series. Not only does he take the time to study out pretty much everybody and everything in Hazzard County, he's got an almost foolproof plan (I say almost because you know it'll be foiled by Bo and Luke) One noteworthy tidbit: Peters is played by MC Gainey...who's playing Rosco in the big screen movie! I almost fell over when I saw him in the cop car with Jimmie.

I loved this episode! It was really heartwarming how much Rosco cared about Enos leaving.

I have read that M.C. Gainey was the only actor that was on the show and the movie but that's not true in this ep an actor name Ritchie Montgomery who played (Elton) is also in the movie as a trooper

In the fifth season of Smallvile you can see it even more, for instance watch Mortal of Smallville and then watch Dukes In Danger same dang plot. And then watch exposed of Smallville and then watch Vance's Lady same dang plot line. Can't the writers of Smallville use their own ideas do they have take the Dukes plots. What's next are they going do one similare to the Dukes movie next.

“One Armed Bandits”, the Pilot episode that started it all, premiered 44 years ago today: 1/26/1979! 44 years later DOH is stronger than ever—yee haw! I’m thinking about watching the Pilot later this evening...along with the Boar’s Nest Special.