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My favorite chase scene has to be the first chase scene in the pilot episode where The General Lee is chasing Cooter in the Sheriff's car. I just love that idea of the sheriffs car being chased. Also the the chase scene in the Ghost of General Lee is a great chase. One of my favorite Drama scenes is from 1984 "Undercover Dukes" right after the Duke boys tell Daisy that they took the race driver job, and they are trying to explain to her, without giving details, why they must leave. I also love the fight scene in the second season's "Carnival of Thrills" and along with the scene of Uncle Jesse talking to Bo telling him that he always has a home at the farm. Another favorite scene is from "The Ghost of the General Lee" when Rosco tells Uncle Jesse about the boys "dying". I can't choose a favorite comedy scene because there are so many great ones to choose from. Hope this helps.

Here is what John has written on his website http://www.johnschneider.tv/index.php Hi there! I appreciate everyone's concern about the "Smallville" rumors but need to strongly reprimand whoever posted todays newsletter regarding the future of my character. In fact, I have read several scripts with Jonathan Kent in them and have no evidence of his demise. Also... Please don't email anyone at The WB about this as they are busy preparing a fantastic second part of the season for us all. Again... Rumors are just that and shouldn't be taken too seriously. And please don't write to Mr. Janollari. He is a big fan of not only the show but of mine as well. A great guy! Happy New Year! John So it seem's like he won't die off tonight.

I have only seen him in Christmas Comes to Willow Creek, Mary Christmas, and Felicity, along with the Reunion movies. I really enjoyed him in all of them. I used to have Snow Day on my dvr but deleted it with out knowing that he was in it. Now I am going to have to try and see if I can get those other movies.

Denver passed away on Dec 25th of lung cancer. I am confused though as to the date of his birth, because on the commentary of "One Armed Bandits" Cathy Bach comments "Little known fact is that he [Denver] was born on Christmas day."

That is a good question about why there was no Lulu nor any mention of her. I always loved how she got Boss to do what she wanted.

Remember though that Boss was always kicking Hughie out of town, so why would he then leave everything to Hugie?? Also since it was an elected office the folks of Hazzard would rather vote in "the devil that they knew" over Hugie.

Name: Kerrin HNet Name: Iloveschnieder Age: 37 as of 2/06 Location: Philly Occupation: community college student, and respite care for handicapped Status: married but seperated for three years Children: 3, two boys and a girl. (they could go out at halloween as the Dukes! LOL) Fav Movie: Original Star Wars triology Fav Music: Billy Joel Fav tv show: DOH, Smallville and all three CSIs Hobbies: when I have time, reading Orson Scott Card books,

Sorrell sure had some great lines! "Rosco I wish, I just wish that for once you'd use your head for somethin other than a handy place to hang your teeth. " This is one of my fav lines too. Of course right now I can't think of any of my fav lines from him. He and James Best worked so well off of each other. I loved Sorrell in "Ghost of General Lee" when Rosco tell's him of the "boys passing" .

I haven't seen that episode to my knowledge. I did used to watch Full House when it first came on, so I may have seen it and just don't remember. Sorrel was also on two first season episodes of MASH as a General. They were "Requime for a Lightweight" and "Chief Surgon"

Thanks Wow I didn't realize that I was so behind on my MASH collecting. I rmemeber the day that the series finale aired. It was a Monday night and I was still in HS. Normally I would have been at my Seniors Girl Scout meeting, but we cancled the meeting that night so we could all stay home to watch "So Long, Farewell, Goodbye." What did you give up to do to watch it?

Hmmm good question about which season is my favorite. I have all four seasons on dvd, and I like them all. I think that each season has gotten more indepth than the previous. The first season was "freak of the week" and such, and then in the other seasons they get deeper into the characters. I too started to watch because I found out John Schnieder is in it. Man has he aged increadibly well! YUMMMY!!!!! Now I watch it for the show. Tom Welling is not bad eye candy either! I read this at John Schnieders website: Hi there! I appreciate everyone's concern about the "Smallville" rumors but need to strongly reprimand whoever posted todays newsletter regarding the future of my character. In fact, I have read several scripts with Jonathan Kent in them and have no evidence of his demise. Also... Please don't email anyone at The WB about this as they are busy preparing a fantastic second part of the season for us all. Again... Rumors are just that and shouldn't be taken too seriously. And please don't write to Mr. Janollari. He is a big fan of not only the show but of mine as well. A great guy! Happy New Year! Makes me very happy!

I too never saw the cartoon. At least I don't recall ever seeing it. I think that it would be really cool to see it. I know that my daughter would love to watch it. She is such a Duke's fan. Her desktop is Duke's themed, she climbs in and out of my car window when ever she can, and went out on Halloween as Daisy. She is 9 btw.

I have only sesons 1, 2 and 4. Does anyone know if I can still get season 3, and the rest? I wish though that the season dvd's had more "extras" on it. I would have loved to hear some commatarys about some of the episodes or things like that. As far as my favorite character, hmmm that is a hard question since every main character is great. They all have such a chemistry between them. hmmmm if I have to choose though I would have to say Klinger due to his constent attempt in trying to get out of the army. Plus I would have to choose Hawkeye, Trapper, B.J, Henry, Potter, etc etc. Hey did any of you notice that on "Family Guy" season two, they quoted MASH, the line that Radar said when they found out that Henry was dead. "His plane spun in, there where no surviors."

Oh I didn't realize that the Double Zero was just for the reunion. I think that would have been a great episode, the General losing an overland moonshine race to the Double Zero. It is also a shame that Waylon was asking to much money. It just wasn't quite the same without him in it.

I just watched the first reunion movie for the first time since it's original airing. Can y'all PLEASE refresh my poor memory. Why didn't Waylon return as the Ballader? Was he too sick then? Other prior commitments that he couldn't get out of? Also is this way he also wasn't in the second reunion movie? Also I (ashamed to say) can't remember which episode it was that the General lost to the Double Zero! I have gone through all the episode guides and I just can't figure it out and it is really bugging me. Thanks and "keep it between the ditches"