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Well, you guys know Friday night was when TDOH came on TV and every Friday is DOHD ( Dukes Of Hazzard Day) , an international holiday! Well, as Hobie, I'm going to do my part celebrating, by buying some Jack Daniels and pretending it's some of Jesse's Finest! Then I'll come back here to the house and watch several episodes, while imbibing! ( wooo! Imbibing !! That's a big word! .....I'm glad I've got my college boy learning or I'd never even know what that word means! LOL! ) ......When I use more the 2 syllables a word, I'm tripping in tall cotton, so you guys watch out for me!

Well I just got back from a visit to the best little spot in our county, my local Boars Nest. Awfully quiet for a Sunday though.

+ 1 !!

I hope they will interview her somewhere and show her picture.

I'm really not sure what scale we're talking about here and what body you're planning to use.

If you could find one of the old pedal car General Lee's you could take that body and put it on a little go kart. Not 100% they made one but WB marketed the heck out of the show so wouldn't be surprised.

With the Netflix deal and possibly others on the table and Warner Bros likely to face new ownership, I’m kinda nervous for the future of the Hazzard Square, I hope it’ll be safe but I’m anxious for it and what could happen.

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When LORETTA LYNN was on the show, it made it a specially good!

A few years ago I told my wife I wasn't going to feel old until all four of our parents died. Then we lost her mom and then my mom. Now it's my Dad. He was definitely an Uncle Jesse type....even drove a white F-150. Lived for the outdoors. He had been sick a few months and several times said he was ready to go. Tough stuff.

I think Netflix need the studios, but that doesn't mean they'll keep all the facilities. Cooter's Garage went in the '90s and the Mexican and Western sets have also gone. Some of the Hazzard Square buildings have been standing since the '60s, which, let's face it, is a long time for any building in the Los Angeles area! If politics get involved, WB could go to Paramount Skydance, and they already have studios. It would be great to think that Hazzard Square would be preserved, but as my recent post on the Warner Ranch shows, money will always win out.