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- The part where a crying Jesse was sitting down with Rosco in the Boar's Nest after being told the boys were dead was one of the most emotional in Dukes history. If you'll notice ( and this is the Psychologist coming out in me...B.S.p '88), Jesse, while hurting over the news about Bo and Luke, held Rosco's hand, as Rosco was telling Jesse how much he would miss them. When you're hurting, it comforts you to comfort someone else who is hurting too! I loved seeing Rosco's reaction when chasing the Dukes later in the show again after earlier thinking they were dead. He was one happy Sheriff. Rosco just wouldn't be Rosco if he couldn't chase the Dukes. The line he said right after, was, " Just like old times!" He actually enjoyed chasing them! LOL!! There was a blooper in the pre-opening song scenes. Jesse said " That wake in there is for you" when his mouth wasn't moving. I noticed that before. There is also a blooper like that when Daisy is …..???? Talking to Jude? That scene with Rosco and Jesse is a perfect example of why the REAL actors who made the show, surprisingly enough, weren't Bo and Luke, but Sorrell, Denver and Jimmy!

If you go down to the characters section there is a spot called "Other Actors/the Townsfolks" where you can find stuff. Cale Yarborough's thread is down there and we say happy birthday to him every year. Speaking of Cale, I just reviewed the Ghost of General Lee so Cale's episode is next. Get that turbocharger warmed up.

Great idea for a thread Hobie *two thumbs up* I'd like to spend some time on it but I'm heading outside to get work done since it's going to be sunny all day and rainy all day tomorrow but *in Arnold Swartzenneger voice* I'll be back.

Keep hijacking.....this is what I was hoping for....the more episode watching, the more better!!!

The Lucy in 'Undercover Dukes Part Two' was closer to Daisy's age, but I still doubt that it was Lucy Mae from 'Robot P. Coltrane '.

According to the closed captions, it's Deak Clancy's hunting shack, but it's hard to hear. As for Lucy Mae, she never gets mentioned again, but there were other Lucys: In 'Route 7-11', Dewey Stovall says he gambled "every cent Lucy and I ever owned." I'm guessing that was his wife. In 'The Legacy', Boss calls old flame Lucinda Meadows "Lucy Ducy" a couple of times. In 'Undercover Dukes Part Two', a lady called Lucy brings a present to Uncle Jesse's birthday. She obviously knows the Dukes, but I don't think she appears (or is even mentioned) in any other episodes.

DuckTales is also being revamped here in the Netherlands, but as a magazine, I got the first edition for free with my Donald Duck Magazine subscription. It's kind of strange since we already have DD Magazine itself, which is basically the same but with the whole cast of people living in Duckburg (It's called Duckstad in the Netherlands) and surrounding areas. Both don't seem to exists in the USA.