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The Revenge of Hughie Hogg.....season 5 Rosco and Enos pull the 3 younger Dukes over but instead of giving them a ticket they give them pins, cigars and a poster advertising Rosco's re-election. Meanwhile, Hughie and his two henchmen, Barcaly and Norris, record Boss buying stolen telephone answering machines and intend to blackmail him. Hughie then tries to run the General off the road in his white VW bug but he ends up in a big, steel, drain pipe. He then goes to see Boss and explains to him that if he doesn't back him in the election for sheriff that he will turn the tape in to the authorities. When Boss backs Hughie, Rosco is sad and Lulu is furious. The 4 Dukes decide to support Rosco because they know Hughie would be way worse. Rosco is thankful for their support but Hughie is so mad he sends Barcaly and Norris after Coy and Vance. After a chase, the Duke boys get away and then the 4 Dukes go into full campaign mode along with Lulu. Hughie forces Boss to suspend Rosco and the next thing you know, Hughie is acting sheriff and he deputizes his two henchmen. The new deputies try unsuccessfully again to nab the boys while Hughie is busy writing Rosco a citation for littering since his beat up personal car is dropping body parts. Boss then admits to Rosco that he didn't give him a part of the profits on the answering machine deal and then explains why Hughie is blackmailing him. After they teamed up, Rosco tried to take the tape but Hughie threw him in jail and then threw Daisy and Jesse in there too. With the help of a skunk, Coy and Vance broke them all out. Daisy then flirted with Hughie and secretly recorded him admitting to illegal activity. The tape got cut short but Hughie didn't know that when the Dukes played the beginning for him and wanted a trade for the tape he had of Boss. Hughie accepted the trade and they all met at Morgan's Glueworks where things got real complicated and real sticky. When it was all said and done, Hughie, Barcaly and Norris were booted out of town, Rosco got re-elected and Lulu wasn't mad anymore. -- Funny scene of a woman talking in a phone booth and when the booth gets slid down the street she is so focused on her conversation she doesn't even notice. -- Rosco's personal car! I think we might have seen that in another episode but can't remember which one. -- In one scene, Daisy and Jesse were in the back seat of the General Lee with Vance driving, Coy sitting in the middle and Rosco beside Coy. That's a unique driver/passenger combo!

I think I would like to as long as you don't get frustrated with me since I won't be logging in as much as you. Let's talk about it next week. I'm in the championship round in all 3 of my fantasy baseball leagues and it's taking up my computer time this week. I'm even leading in Garrett Duke's league!

Cuzin Roger... Do you wanna write one with me? Brian suggested the idea to me that you might like to write with me.

How about a wrap like Nascar teams use. You wouldn't need to have a whole car wrap just the roof so I imagine it would be cheaper.

You out do yourself on these Cuzin Roger!

Cousin Roger yep it's basically the same format.

The title sums it all up that game got me in so much trouble i was grounded off the phone for 2 years!!!!!!!:evil:

Wow... I would have liked to talk to her. History like that interests me a great deal.

I agree Laura, Daisy's post was pretty cool. I can relate to her obsession with the Dukes. The amazing thing about the Dukes is that you don't have to be a country boy who was a young adult when the show first came out (like me) to relate to the show. Just look at the wide variety of folks we have here on the Hazzardnet. That's proof of the show's appeal....and proof that everybody can relate in one way or another to Hazzard County and its residents. The Hazzardnet is the best way people like us can express that obsession....and posts like Daisy's are a great example of that. I'm gone.

Oh, Daisy Mae! What a wonderful story! I was grinning the whole time. I can just picture everything so clearly, I see why you are in role playing! The Dukes are definately important to you, I'm glad that there are wonderful people like you involved in the Dukes! Like I said, loved the story! Laura Duke:D

I just noticed this thread and everyone had such interesting stories I thought I'd share mine. Although I will pretty much give away my age here, I was about 5 when the first episode came on. I loved it instantly! Every Friday Night was special. Not only was I allowed to stay up past my normal 8 o' clock bedtime to watch Dukes, but usually I had a special snack to have while I watched... and the snacks were never better than when you were watching a Dukes episode and one of the commercials during the episode was for exactly what you were eating...I think at the time it tended to be a Dolly Madison cream cake...you know the ones you can't find any more. But I digress... Every Friday Night was the one night per week my brother would let me into his room (he was old enough to have his own TV...one of the perks of being older I guess.) Anyway I would sit on the floor (because he refused to let me sit on the bed with him...it was after all his room and his tv...he had to Lord over me somehow and set the standards LOL) I didnt care though...that 12 inch screen was all I needed...it didn't matter that the floor was hard...and that the room smelled funny...and I took the risk of getting Cooties...it was worth it for one hour of Dukes and arguing with my brother who was better: Bo or Luke... (I took turns who to root for cuz I didnt want either one to feel slated) How much of a fan was I? Strawberry Shortcake was all the rage at that time for girls my age. I however took the scissors to my dolls...(cuz I had a big imagination and no Bo/Luke dolls) and made my own....Bo smelled like Lemons and Luke like huckleberries!the things I put them through rivaled any of the writers' on the show I assure you...preparing me for RP I suppose. I stole at an early age...my brother won a toy General Lee at a birthday party...he saw it once and "lost" it...Don't leave your Generals lyin' around Bro! He he. I wrote a letter once to Tom Wopat (no idea how old I was...maybe 7 or 8) I didnt have his address so I addressed it o Hazzard...I think my mom sent it to the tv station near us here not really in the hopes of anything happening...and nothing did...until about 7 months later I got an autographed picture saying Thank you for writing. All best wishes and his name...I was thrilled. This was also before the days of VCRs. I made my own. I tooke my tape recorder and recorede episodes onto my cassete tapes. I would then set the tape recorder under my pillow and go to sleep the sound of Dukes in my head.... I remember playing Brotherly Love over and over this way...I loved the part where Bo was so worried for Luke...lol I'd also developed a dramatic streak early on...armed with trusty taperecorder and that imagination I told you about, I would do what I thought were different voices and make my own Dukes episodes... complete with kew kew and making my dog bark on cue when I needed someone to be Flash...I still have some of the tapes... How hooked on Dukes was I? Very...and still am...

Konrad's Muse: Neither! Cooter's more sexier then the both of them put together! Konrad: get back in ya box woman. Muse: awww....*pouts*

I'm glad I don't have to pick...that would be a tough decision. I mean that'd be like asking a guy, who's the hottest chick, Miz Tisdale, Swamp Molly, Cousin Alice, Granny Annie, Lulu Hogg or Rosco's Mama. I'm getting a headache just thinking about it. Possum on a gumbush. I'm gone.