Enos Fan

I caught another great Rosco moment today while watching 'Vance's Girl'. He's sitting on the car hood about to eat a hot dog.
*There's no dog in a hot dog, that's just what they're called.* He says this just after Flash 'woofs' at him and he is about to take a bite. I almost fell off my chair with laughter. Poor Rosco, never got to eat his hot dog either. But, that was a really cute moment. IMO. No wonder Rosco's so thin, between Boss Hogg and Flash, the poor guy never gets to eat anything.

~giggle~ My husband is a PhD in Chemistry. Perhaps i should ask him for some more to add to the list.

Glad I could help, but it's no great credit to me, I simply store useless trivia the way squirrels store nuts.

I love that show. They just released the third season of it on DVD over here, and I have not laughed that hard in such a long time. John Lithgow is a classic comedian and his acting is so much fun. What other show out there gives people the chance to do something silly without realizing the cultural implications of it? I relate to it because I left the country where I was born and moved somewhere else and had to figure out how to live here as well as learn the langauge. This show really pokes fun at the human condition and I just love it.

Yeah, but that one fell flatter than one of Uncle Jesse's pancakes. Oh well, there's always next year.
I do like both shows though, although not equally. I am still more fond of the Dukes.

I have decided to leave Hazzardnet and go join up at the A-team forum simply because I think that vans are much cooler than the General Lee and fake explosions are more interesting than car jumps. I know that I shouldn't make it a public thing of this, but since I have decided to be honest, that I would just sign off here and say I'll see y'all later.
Now, if you really believe that...go and take a long hard look at your calendar!

Of those listed, my favorite is 'Ghost of the General Lee'. I thought the overall emotion in the episode was quite good and the way they managed to make the General look driverless was pretty brilliant.
Of course, my all time favorite episode is not listed, but is 'Enos and Daisy's Wedding'. I think that any episode that focuses on Enos will end up at the top of my list. I also like the episode where Daisy becomes Deputy. She's brilliant in that. How can someone run down a hill in high heels deserves great credit. Catherine Bach was just great in that episode.

I caught another great Rosco moment today while watching 'Vance's Girl'. He's sitting on the car hood about to eat a hot dog.
*There's no dog in a hot dog, that's just what they're called.* He says this just after Flash 'woofs' at him and he is about to take a bite. I almost fell off my chair with laughter. Poor Rosco, never got to eat his hot dog either. But, that was a really cute moment. IMO. No wonder Rosco's so thin, between Boss Hogg and Flash, the poor guy never gets to eat anything.

~giggle~ My husband is a PhD in Chemistry. Perhaps i should ask him for some more to add to the list.

This is very true. I administrate a different (non DoH) forum with close to 2,000 people on it, and without V-Bullitin format, I found it to be very hard to weed out the junk and get rid of troublemakers who come in trying to sell all kinds of non-family-friendly junk to the forum. V-Bullitin has a great means in which new members can be checked automatically to keep the spammers and computer bots out of the system. I can't say much for the old system here, because I wasn't around here long enough to get used to it. But, I can say that I am really overjoyed with this upgrade. At the very least, it is a format that I can easily navigate.
I don't really want to pick nits with anyone about this, we all have our preferences, but we regular forum members don't always see the nonsense that administrators go through in working a forum. Based entirely on my experiences, sometimes it can be downright unsettling.
The issue of huge sigs are not as easy to moderate as one may think. This involves a massive amount of PMs and haggling with members to keep their graphics at a reasonable size. I have seen countless forums go over the top with graphic issues, and the ones with obnoxious signature sizes I left because I got tired of scrolling screen after screen trying to see what these people were posting.
I know this from experience, and a lot of people have gotten downright angry with me when I've said their sig is too large on the forum where I work, some people have gone as far as to ignore my messages. The problem is there are a lot of people who use dialup connections who have a really hard time trying to read a forum because of the obscene amount of graphics on some people's signature files. Not everyone uses high speed internet connections, so forums have to take these folks into consideration. A lot of forums out there simply won't do it, and they miss out on a lot of members as a result.

I've seen more fan organizations pull stunts like that than I could shake a stick at. Thanks Brian for the warning, and thanks to all of the admin here at Hazzardnet for keeping things fair.
I came into this thread out of slight interest, but now I'm leaving it again, a smarter person and a few dollars richer.