Dukes of Hazzard Episodes

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hi guys I tried think about what you think about Daisy and Lulu Hogg of H.E.R.S stuff make Boss not like it what about them what thinK? do you like or not? for Lulu and Daisy.. as need? not from Boss Hogg? what think guys feeling about those one? then post here thanks..

Greetings from Hazzard Tn. After doing a post about Rosco's funniest moments, I got to thinking about another funny repetitive situation. While Boss, Rosco, and Enos have all had crashes in the drink, it seems that Deputy Cletus Hogg has been dunked more times than anybody else, and it seems funnier when he goes into the Hazzard Pond or some form of water. What is your favorite dunking moment with Cletus? Mine is the Great Bank Robbery Season four. Cletus goes into Hazzard Pond 3 TIMES!!! And each time, Waylon has had something fun to comment on. 1: After Cletus's first dunking, he tries to talk to the Dukes, chases them on foo…

Hey Group. So I'm just trying to keep a tradition post from 14 years ago I'm definitely a brand new member only been here a few months but found this forum awsome and just want to help out those that prefer to watch the dukes of hazzard in episode order where it makes sense. Credit to the poster. The list is a bit different then how they were released on the DVD sets or the order they were aired. I want to point out . S3 is missing " Uncle Boss and Baa Baa White Sheep" I guess that s the order you could watch the episodes in. Bo Duke isn't in Baa Baa White sheep.

34 years ago THE BEST TV SHOW made it's first appearance on TV with "One Armed Bandits". Though I was yet to be born on the date that it aired, I do remember watching it when I was a kid...though was very young. I got back into it in 1997 when it was on TNN (It came on TNN in 1996...) and been hooked ever since '97. Even recall the first episode I watched on TNN...was the second part of "Million Dollar Sheriff". Leave it to me to catch on the last half and not the first...ah well, was good enough to get me hooked on any account. Fifteen years later and I still LOVE the show. Life would sure be different without the Dukes...and boring too. Without the Dukes who knows where…

Well, I've seen all of them now. The 3rd season is the one I bought last. It's one of the best-about as good as the 4th. I saved Carnival of Thrills and My Son Bo Hogg for last 'cause they were supposed to be the best. And they were. There was not one episode that I didn't like-the only other season I can say that for is the 4th. Here's how I rate each season(out of 10): 1st-8.5 2nd-8 3rd-9.5 4th-9.5 5th-6.5 6th-7 7th-7.5 If Robot P Coltrane and Strange Visitor to Hazzard were replaced with a couple of good 'shine episodes than I would have given Season 7 a 9.

Due to The Dukes crime fighting, John Schneider (Bo Duke) once said about him and Tom Wopat (Luke Duke) "I felt like we were Starsky and Hutch in an Orange Dodge Charger!"

Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Part 1 Season 4 Part 2 Season 5 Season 6 Season 7

Hello everybody! Another question for you: in the Georgia episodes I noticed that the Dukes have a beautiful cream coloured refrigerator (I love 50's style fridges).. But in the other episodes I can't see a refrigerator in their kitchen.. Is it possible that they don't have one? Or there's a refrigerator but I don't have seen it yet? I'm waiting for replies!

In "The Dukes Of Hazzard 2005" the actor that played the Sheriff was in a episode called "Bad Day In Hazzard" who knew he would play the Rosco roll years later. "The Dukes of Hazzard:The Beginning 2007" Harland Williams plays Deputy Moseby in "Hot Tamale 2005" and he has a scene with James Best's Character in the movie. I think Harland Williams really nailed Rosco P. Coltraine. Kind of like in "The Beverly Hillibillies 1993" where the actor that plays Jethro really get his actions like Max Bear Jr. right with almost taking down the Chicken coop. Oh sound note both Jim Varney and the Buddy Ebbsen are gone now. I would really like to see the guy from the Beverly Hillbillies…

I’m watching Season 1’s “Money To Burn”, which first introduced Cletus Hogg, in memory of Rick Hurst. As Enos/Sonny said…”RIP, buddy roe!” Rick Hurst: 1946-2025.

I really like this episode just seen it last night and I don't why I don't remember this one right here. The people behind them are aware of the rating war with Knight Rider. Infact there is a Knight Rider episode called "Knight Racer" where Micheal is racing and and somebody is trying to kill him off. I didn't know that Stephanie Kramer was in this episode from Hunter and that Lydia Cornell I have seen her in more comedys that anybody else. That was a odd thing when she was trying to check the instrument in the car while Bo was driving that would make anybody mad.

I like the way they start the Old Ridgerunners race in the beginning of the show.

Can someone post screencaps from this episode?

Like on "Arrest Jesse Duke" Candi and Randi Brough were on it and on "Twin Trouble" too.

I like all 4. What about the rest of you?

My vote for the funniest scene of all the funny scenes, is when Daisy is going to marry Jamie Lee Hogg and Rosco and JD are talking about it and one of the funny things said is that those Dukes will be my Hogg-in-laws! LOL!! There are many funny things said in this one scene, that make it my favorite! What are your favorite scenes and why?

If you could ask any character from any show any season including guest stars what would it be and if anybody wants to make-up the answer go right ahead.

TV Stunter has a started a new YouTube channel same name as the old one. Lots of the clips of shows he had before are available again. Starsky & Hutch and Knight Rider and many others. No Dukes yet though. I'll keep y'all updated.

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!

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.

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 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