Dukes of Hazzard Episodes

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.

So how do you define an episode? The DVD set lists Carnival of Thrills as one episode but I think it should count as two. Does anybody know if the DVDs agree with what Warner Brother's definition of an episode is?

In which episode did Bo and Luke give Enos a ride and pretend the brakes were out to get him to tell them what Boss was up to, then the brakes really went out, and they went into the pond, then Enos said,"What do you see little naked babies or little red men with pitch forks?" I can't remember what episode it is, it's been bothering me for aweek.

Here's an idea inspired by one of our newest members, bolukeduke. Whenever you watch an episode, write a little review (or long one if you prefer) and post it here to let other people comment on the review and give their opinion of the episode. Hopefully bolukeduke will be the first to post a review. If not, I'll post one soon.

We just saw this episode and it really shows a lot of history about the Dukes. We made several significant notes... a) Daisy first met Uncle Jesse when she was six and wore her hair in pigtails. Bo and Luke were "little tykes" when they first met Uncle Jesse. We're assuming they were even younger than six. c) Luke always thought he'd be taller than Bo, confirming our assumption that Luke is probably older. d) Luke had a temper. e) Bo and Luke played little league baseball and Luke once took a swing at Bo with a Louisville Slugger. f) The baseball bat did not knock the hole in the wall, but Bo's head did, confirming our assumption that Bo had a pretty hard head. Is ther…

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

What's everyone's favorite episodes?

What is everybody's favorite season of Dukes on this here board?

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.

Can someone tell me the name of the country song that the kidappers play in Loretta Lynn`s presence. It`s about Nashville. here are some lines : so i save my song to nashville, where god meant me to be and when i die they`ll bury me in nashville Great Episode, by the way, i just loved the way how they all started singing at the end. Pure genius.

I was watching the first episode the other day, does anyone know what music thats played when rosco is at the boars nest and gets out of the car when hes being introduced. I think it would be neat to have that because it sounds really "funky" http://www.hazzardnet.com/myuploads/roscooab.wav

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!"

Favourite Georgia episodes

Hi guys i love all the dukes of hazzard episodes but i preffer the georgia episodes because of how if feels more real. what do you preffer the georgia episodes or the california episodes and why

How many of you think the show should've stayed in Georgia and not moved to California?

I acutally have a question about this one. Does anyone know why Enos was not in this episode? Thanks, Daney

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.

I was just watching Good-bye General Lee again last night and was wondering what type of car the yellow car was. Was that another Dodge Charger? I don't know alot about cars. Thanks

This episode has one of the greatest ending phrases! A body or a car is never too old as long as it's got the fightin' spirit! I think this is a great inspirational line!

I watched this episode in rerun long time ago. The scene I always remember is Luke in the hospital. Daisy and Jessie are there to pick him up. He ask where his pants are, Daisy hands them to him and then he tells her to turn around while he puts them on. I recently watched this on DVD. Up comes the scene, Luke ask where his pants are and then they cut to the next scene. I was shocked that they cut this from the DVD release, I figured they would be adding scenes that might not have aired in reruns??? It's puzzling why they did this???

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!!!

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..

Hello, does anyone have a tape of the last season that had the episode "Happy Birthday General Lee" that they would like to make a copy of for me? Gladly pay you for your trouble- thanks- email me at na-night@verizon.net

I’m sure this has been brought up before, but I am currently watching the episode Happy Birthday General Lee right now. We all know the General Lee was a 1969 Dodge Charger R/T (although all models of both 69 & 68 Chargers were all customized to be the General for the show). However, in this episode (7th Season premiere—& directed by Tom Wopat) the old-codger junk car dealer tells the gold dust robbers that the Duke boys bought the...wrecked black “68 Coupe”, when they break out of jail & come looking for it. But, why did he say that?? The old black Charger the robbers first drove then Bo & Luke buy wasn’t a 68, it was a 69 like it was supposed to be...so…

This is one of my favorites, of Season 7…ultimately being the season premiere! I remember watching this when it originally aired! I love the flashbacks, and seeing things from 8 years before…Boss was thinner (ol’ Sorrell finally got to do an episode without the fat suit ), Rosco has this ridiculous mustache , and Uncle Jesse wore this fedora type hat instead of his trademark red ball cap. However, there were some definite inconsistencies & inaccuracies. First, the Charger that eventually became General Lee was referred to as a “68 coupe”, by a junk dealer. Not only was the General a 69 (as we all know), but the black Charger used (before it supposedly was t…