Dukes of Hazzard Episodes

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.

I know about the deputy cletis hogg just witch seson did he become deputy

is one of my favortie episodes! Cute bad guys, 8) Rosco eating Boss's sundae, decent attempt to frame Bo and Luke, nice chase moments especially how the clone General ends up. Daney

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.

do any of you have or know were i can get screencaps of this episode at?? me and my friend is looking for some and we can;'t find any. please and thank you! and if anyone could find any screencaps from Arrest Jesse Duke and sittin' dukesas well. thnaks!! im gone

I had seen these two episodes since I bought my season six set and they are really great. I hadn't seen "A Baby For The Dukes" since 1998 since a good friend of mine taped it off CMT which is now Spiketv. A notice this but I know Mary Lou is played by Janeen Best , but is that baby her son in the episode because that baby sure does look like James Best anybody know what the name of that baby. I hadn't seen "Brotherly Love" in a even longer time I actually don't remember this episode at all and where did they find a actor that resembled Tom Wopat that you would think they are brothers. I was alose noticed that the plot sounds alot like The fourth Season Smallville episode…

I'm researching a film of my book STuart, a life backwards, to be produced by BBC and HBO this autumn, which features an episode from the Dukes, but I can't remember which one it is. In the scene, Stuart is watching the Dukes on his television and a car shoots into the air off the road, after a watermelon has been dropped on the windscreen from a helicopter, then the car crashes into a shallow lake. Does this ring any bells with anyone? Thank you.

I forget the name of that episode. Which is it?

There is one episode where the Dukes are at a racetrack, registering or something, and Rosco is with them, Bo or Luke says 'That's Rosco Coltrane in the back' and Rosco says 'That's Rosco P. Coltrane!'.

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…

I've seen one that i don't know the name of. What others?

Hey y'all. I've just finished watching Welcome Back Bo and Luke.Its always going to be one of my favourite episodes,mainly because it was one of the first ones i can remember But during the race between the Dukes and Pete Willis,when Rosco and Enos overtake Daisy and crash into each other,as their cars go flying into the lake a)it would make a great painting b)as Rosco and Enos are screaming,it sounds as if Enos says "ah-haha oh ****" Is that just me or does he say oh ****?

OK.....this is from the HUH??? or the WHAAAAT??? Dept. You know those few times/scenes, in episodes that you have no explanation for? Well, on this episode, when Enos and Rosco had collected all the merchandise that Bo and Luke had been framed with ( Remember they supposedly tried to make off with merchandise from a dept. store and it was all set up by Boss? ) . Enos and Rosco were in Rosco's office WITH the merchandise and Enos said, " Well I guess that clears the Duke Boys of all charges" And Rosco said, " That's a wrong, that's a wrong! They're probably hiding the evidence, just to weasel out of it!" WHAAT?? This made no sense! They were HOLDING the evidence ( all e…

Okay, so i have started to watch the episode when Cooter steals the presidents limo. After the first jump it goes to Luke and Bo. I noticed that it was from the first episode. If you look, Bo is wearing a blue undershirt but when it goes to them right after the jump, he is wearing the brown undershirt from the first episode. Has anyone else noticed that?

This episode from season 2 recently aired on CMT in Canada and I forgot how truly great it is... Its a break from the typical Dukes/guest star vs. Boss and sheriff storyline as it provided an insight into the LEGITIMATE actions of the Hazzard County PD... Sometimes in the Dukes you forget that they would have real responsibilities like any normal police organization as they are always chasing the Dukes and never seem to have any other purpose in life... Anyways I love episodes where Roscoe/Enos/Cletus/Guest Sheriff (as it was in the episode with Grady Byrd) go after real criminals... The chase scenes between Byrd/Robbers and Enos/Robbers are really intense and suspenseful…

In the episode "The Legacy," from seasons 3, Roscoe is absent, where was he? Was it another labour dispute or...?

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.

eventhough it was a coy and vance episode it was still funny...especially when enos gets paint all over himself because he is painting the lines on the dirt road

Hi I remember he is saying something like Go Fish but Which episode was it I think it was in season 2?

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?

Only one thing to say about the county comissioner in red spandex. Add cape, chest emblem and red boots... Greatest American Hero Boss. LOL Aerobatics! Incognito! Jailbreak! Ultra Lights! Icehouse! =) Quotes: "Stay here Flash, we don't have a disguise for ya." "Let the Duke boys do the dirty work." "The whole dang town is counting on us." Trivia: Miss Tisdale has a sister - Beulah Mae. With the exception of the over used Daisy kidnap ploy, this episode is quite enjoyable. Daney

Howdy. One thing that has always bothered me about season two of the Dukes of Hazzard, is that it never made any sense. The chronology was always out of whack. On it's original airdate, and then in syndication. When I watch my DVDs, tapes, etc, I tend to watch season two in an order of my own, which, to me, makes more sense. So this is the order I've arranged them. SEASON TWO: The Voice Man's Law: Days of Shine and Roses Uncle Boss (What the heck's it doing in season three?) Gold Fever The Rustlers The Meeting Road Pirates Find Loretta Lynn Ghost of General Lee The Dukes Meet Cale Yarborough Witness For the Persecution The People's Choice Grannie Annie The Duk…

Where these 2 women are in like racecar suits and they come and punch Bo and Luke and then they take off their helmets and Bo is suprised that him and Luke are getting beaten up by women

I think I already asked this but I've looked for it and can't find it. I know either Roger or Hoss will be able to help. ( You guys amaze me! ) What episode is it where Uncle Jesse tells the boys that they'll have to " Make it up on the road", talking about lost time. ? Thanks again for your help! ( I'll save you a sip if you come by the car lot at closing! ) ( You never waste a sip...oh my...it's smoooooth!)

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…