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I didn't realize that the lip-synching was off, never paid that close attention to it I guess. I'm always too busy concentratin' on the words and the timbre of his voice. I love Luke's voice.

I just heard Johnny Cash's "One Piece at a Time" on the radio. I love that song.

I loved this episode! With Luke singing his little ditty, Bo trying to kiss the girl, and Rosco's casket joke, and the running gag of "where is the body now?" It was a fun episode all around.

I kinda liked LB myself, even though he was no Cooter. He seemed to fit the part. I didn't care too much for BB though. He was okay, but not on the same scale.

Welcome back!!

Welcome back both of ya! Glad ta have ya back.

Thanks HotHillbilly! Any heads up you can give would be great!

James Best as Rosco P. Coltrane is the best. I love how he can be so silly and funny, but also his dramatic moments (Ghost of General Lee, Opening Night at the Boars Nest, etc ) can just tear you apart. Sheriff, I salute you!

You're right! I love everything about that boy! *sigh*

I'd take both of those boys also, but if I have to chose it would definitely be Luke. I just love his eyes!

I'll probably get both on the same day, an early Christmas present to myself! Yee-haaawwww

You're right, it has happened before. I can't remember which episode right now, but I'm sure it'll come to me eventually. In the episode of Mary Kaye's Baby, Luke starts driving in the chase from McQuaid, then Bo is driving in the middle of the chase, then Luke is driving when it ends with them getting away.

I just love hearing those boys sing! Their voices mingle so well together. Adding Daisy, Uncle Jesse, and Cooter was a nice touch too. It shows that Cooter really is an honorary member of the family since they were introduced as the Duke Family Singers or something like that. And poor Rosco, he really thought he'd made Boss disappear! How sad was that. I really liked this episode, especially the singing.

One of my favorites is from Repo Man. Cooter talking to Luke as they are about to take the Rolls, Big John walks out of the barn and Cooter says: "Just remember, the bigger they are... the harder they hit." It was the way he said it with that wince that was so funny.

One of my favorite quotes from Luke: You can't talk horse sense to a jacka@@.

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Has anyone found out what the artist's name is that has the video? Or even the name of the song? I haven't seen anything about it and was just wondering.

Well apparently nobody really exciting was born on my birthday. But that doesn't get me down because I know that the day I was born Tom and John were doing their screen tests for DOH. I thought that was pretty neat. While I was being born they were in the process of beginning to make a legend. I can't ask for more than that!

I loved this episode. It gave me a little more insight into Luke, his feelings towards fighting "for no good reason." I also liked the emotion when he was telling his story from the jail cell and then the whole family interaction when they're having lunch at the picnic table.

"Somedays you can't even hit the ground with your hat." That's the quote that sticks with me. It's just so true!

Both of these actors brought so much into the show. I will have to say Rosco is my favorite, but he is followed very closely by Enos. These are two awesome actors.

CMT is great! I watch it over other channels most of the time. I like to turn on music videos when I'm cooking or doing other activities. Then if I hear a song I like and want to see the video, I can run into the other room and see it. Also, no other channel shows DOH!!!

I haven't got to see this video yet, but my friend did and she said it was a hoot. I'm hoping to catch it sometime on CMT.

I'm most like Luke! Which is pretty cool because he's my favorite. (You are sensible and charming. You rarely get to drive, but you are okay with that. You are hard-working and honest.)

I thought it was hilarious when Sheriff Little kept calling Rosco Coalbrain. I can't remember the exact words, but it was great.