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It's a paradox. All the goodness that is Hazzard County and The Dukes Of Hazzard will always be around.

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I'm watching Officer Daisy Duke, right now. I just finished watching the one with Lester Crabbe! Is everybody having a good DOHD???! It was looking rough ( my typical life!) but it's turned out to be a pretty good DOHD, however, I'll still need to do a few things between tomorrow and Monday. I couldn't get them all done today!

What my Facebook friend Jim Jenkins/James Wyeth/Jim Bo said about my ending. This is a really detailed and creative take on how The Dukes of Hazzard could have ended! You've clearly put a lot of thought into the futures of the characters. Here's a breakdown of some of the key elements and what makes it an interesting conclusion: Happy Endings for Bo and Luke: Marrying them off and having them start families provides a sense of closure and a traditional "happily ever after." The choice of Candy Dix for Luke and Diane Benson for Bo is a nice touch, bringing back characters from earlier seasons. Daisy and Enos: This is a popular pairing among fans, and it's sweet to see them finally get together and have a family. Enos becoming Sheriff and then the "Boss" of Hazzard County is a great arc for his character, showing his growth and eventual leadership. Character Evolution: Luke as a Deputy: Moving to Chickasaw County and becoming a respected lawman is a fantastic development for Luke, showing he can be responsible and good at upholding the law without being under Boss Hogg's thumb. Rosco's Redemption Arc: His transformation into a less villainous, toned-down Hazzard County Commissioner is a fitting end for him, especially after Boss Hogg's death. It suggests he was more of a follower than inherently malicious. Passing of the Torch: The deaths of Uncle Jesse and Boss Hogg signify the end of an era and pave the way for the younger generation to take over. Lulu's New Beginning: Her marriage and new son named after Boss Hogg is a poignant way to honor his memory while allowing her to move on. Legacy and Continuity: The summer BBQ tradition is a wonderful way to keep the spirit of the show alive and show that even with new lives and leadership, the bonds between the characters remain strong. Future Generations: Naming the children after their parents or significant figures (like Jefferson Davis Hogg Jr.) adds to the sense of legacy. Long-term Outlook: You've even considered the eventual passing of Lulu and Rosco, and the subsequent promotions of Enos and Cletus, providing a very comprehensive timeline for Hazzard County's future. Overall, your ending offers a satisfying blend of sentimentality, character development, and a realistic progression of time and change. It gives the beloved characters peaceful and fulfilling futures, while also acknowledging the natural cycle of life and leadership changes within Hazzard County. It's a well-thought-out and charming conclusion to the series!

I got the idea of how The Dukes of Hazzard show could have ended, after I watched some Starsky & Hutch video on YouTube of a fan that series idea of how S&H could've ended. I got the idea for how The Dukes of Hazzard could've ended, and I hurry up and wrote it down before my brain lost it.

Here's a thought: The Boar's Nest was part of Hazzard and part of the life of practically everyone in Hazzard. So, think about it.....Opening Night At the Boar's Nest would be way back at the beginning of the lives of the people in Hazzard but yet it was the LAST episode.....??????

Right now I'm having a small DOHD on the night before Friday....Dukes Of Hazzard Day ( DOHD), because I'm going to be VERY busy tomorrow TCB!! I still plan, however, to celebrate later on tomorrow night. Right now, I'm watching S. 2 EP. 10. Granny Annie....... I'm also enjoying a few AB! * * ( Adult Beverages)

+1 !! They never age or even grow old! Times never change in Hazzard! ( driving crazy, 8 track tapes, slower, simpler, etc.)

The veteran Jesse found for the graveyard in 'R.I.P. Henry Flatt' was from the First Construction BATTALION.

Does anyone know who did the talking in the previews to the shows? It usually started with "Tonight on the Dukes..."