Dukes of Hazzard Episodes

One of my all time favorite episodes was the 2 hour Carnival of Thrills. I originally remember it being a 2 hour episode and airing like a movie. I'm hoping that it will be in that format on the Season 3 DVD boxset. I was really bummed out when Columbia House released it in its syndicated 2 part episode format. Same thing with the 10 Million Dollar Sheriff. Columbia House claims that Carnival of Thrills originally aired in 2 parts, but I only recall it as a 2 hour episode. Which way did it originally air? Cheers, Will Rodgers The Voice Man

What is your favorite season and why?

One of my favorite episodes. First use of Jessup Road, Cooter's Farm. Rosco back from the police station! =) Has an interesting blooper toward the end - Luke and Sam jump off the truck into the convertible, both of them have orange suits. Yet, seconds before only Sam had one, Luke was in denim jacket and jeans. Daney

I goin thru season 6 now but i remember back in the 80's that i saw two special moments, and i think they are season 6 or 7 Because i cannot remember seeing this moments again on any episode unless the dvd's are cut for some reason. 1 Today i've just watched "Too many roscoes" thinking that it was but it was not : Remember everybody in sheriff uniforms appearing from a hill or something screaming " im the real roscoe" , no no , im the real , no im the real ! 2 - Another episode i remember , the dukes in Jail and Cooter hooked his tow truck and took the bars of the Jail so the dukes could getaway. Thanks guys !!!

I'm one of the younger dukes of Hazzard watchers (I'm 21) as my dad had all the DVDs when I was younger and we'd watch the show all the time. I'm looking for the episode with a specific scene that won't leave my head. Bo is driving the general and Luke in the passenger seat, and I feel like someone else was in the car with them. There's a truck coming the other way, Bo swerves around it. He says something about being a great driver, and then another truck comes. He swerves round that again and Luke says 'how did you do that twice' (or something along those lines). I'm sure there's more to the scene then that but that's all I can remember and its really annoyin…

I cannot, for the life of me, remember which episode it was in, but I seem to recall there was a scene where Boss Hogg cut out a string of paper dollar signs. Anyone remember which episode that was? Or am I hallucinating? LOL.

I was watching my Columbia House video that have these episode's on them and their two points that I want to bring up. First of all the girl that plays Molly on Lulu's Gone Away is Shanna Reed which later would play Gerald McRainey wife on "Major Dad". Second in the beginning of "Too Many Rosco's Bo says to Rosco why don't you mail the ticket to him. And then he takes off, well now you can get a ticket of almost any kind in the mail except parking tickets. I like the leather jacket that James Best wears when he first comes out as "Woody", that has to be the onley episode where we get to see him casual.

In The Episode Find Loretta Lynn on DVD Boxset season 2 their is this scene that shows Luke getting hit in the eye by that mountain of a man. and I had always wondered how he got that black eye and now i know.

I just rediscovered this episode and while, all in all, i consider it ok (not my fav) i have to say it has one of the funniest scenes of the whole show, right in the end, when Mary Lou thanks Luke with a kiss and Bo, who clearly seemed very attractd to her, only with a handshake...poor ol' Bo's reaction is priceless I think John Schneider made a great job in the show with such funny scenes, it seems we can find at least one in each episode.

Inspite of a sneaky title, this is a balanced slice of Hazzard life. The lake scene between Enos and Daisy is so sweet. Quotes Lulu "Actual cost" Bo "Take a break" Luke "Put him in the trunk" Daney

Wow! Last Tuesday I bought the 7th Season of Hazzard: know I have them all, but the 5th (and I don't think I'll buy it). Yeeaaahh!!!

I got to lookin up some episode lists and I only see a 147.. I duno if that is right or not. isnt there more? If there is what is the last 3?

Maybe she's crazy, but Jam is convinced that there's an episode where somebody gets locked into Boss's vault at the bank or something like that. Amanda doesn't recall such a thing. Is there an episode where something like this happens?

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,…

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.

I’m watching the 2nd episode “Daisy’s Song” at the moment. I love rewatching things that I’ve seen a ton of times, and still finding aspects I’ve never really thought about or noticed before! But, at the beginning when Daisy rushes out of the farm house (the original Duke farm house) to tell the family that her song is on the radio, there’s these other houses or sheds/cabins up behind them—and/or on the same property! I wonder whose those were...and what purpose did they serve? The Dukes didn’t have farm hands that I know of (they couldn’t afford them). How big was the Duke farm (all this pretending Hazzard world was real )? Just fun new questions that I know p…

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Can anyone remember in which ep Bo said " You gotta call in the dogs to see if they're wet or your not gonna find out if its rainin' outside." It's drivin me absolutely insane that I can't remember. I do remember that when he said it he and Luke were sittin in the General and there was a girl in the back seat......and it wasn't Daisy.

So i was watching this episode today along with arrest jesse duke and I was wondering if it was ever explained how boss hogg got his postion back as county commissioner when he lost it to Thelma (I think thats her name) just wondering. Thanks

After the last episode of The Dukes of Hazzard Season 7 Opening Night at the Boars Nest, which was also the final episode of the series, Bo and Luke get married and start families of their own. Luke marries Candy Dix from Season 6 Play It Again, Luke. They have a son Luke Duke Jr. and a daughter Samantha Candy Duke. Bo marries Diane Benson from Season 3 Carnival of Thrills. They have a son Bo Duke Jr. and a daughter Amanda Diane Duke. Daisy marries Enos, and they have a son Enos Strate Jr. and a daughter Jessica Duke Strate. Bo, and Diane and their children live on Uncle Jesse's farm. Luke and Candy moved to Chickasaw County where Luke now works as a Deputy for Sheriff Li…

I've recorded Dukes episodes on VHS for quite a few years but for some reason, I have never been able to get a few episodes including the 2 parter '10 Million Dollar Sheriff' which starts on CMT on Tuesday, May 31st, 11pm Eastern time. I'll be curious as to what its like since I have seen most of the other episodes at least 5 times each. The only other episode I don't have recorded off TV on VHS is 'The Dukescam Scam' which debuts on CMT on June 8th. Then my VHS Dukes collection will be complete.

Why wasn’t The General Lee on S1 Ep. 3?

Does anybody know if this was ever a real song by Jessi Colter? It's her voice, it's a good background... it sounds really recorded! And yet you only ever hear the chorus, and that not all very clear... This has driven me nuts since the first time I saw the episode. I hope it is a real song, but can anyone let me know for sure? "...ya know there's good times waitin' on down the road..."

I bought a moonshine Jug from a prop dealer, it is in one of the pictures in DOH Season 1 DVD set. It's the picture of Boss Hogg and Roscoe with the moonshine jugs sitting on the General Lee, the photo is on the bottom right of the Cast page. I would sure love to know which episode it comes from. I watched all of the 1st season shows, and I didn't see it. Anyone by chance remember? I'm thinking it's from the second season. Thanks in advance.