RogerDuke

Thanks so much Flint for all the review comments. I hope you continue to do so.....and other folks too.

I can't remember what episode but I think there was a scene where farmer Perkins has a shotgun and is using that truck. As I recall he points the. gun at one of the boys and the truck starts rolling away or something and one of the boys saves it. I'm probably a little mixed up. It might have been a different old truck.

The Big Heist -- Neil Bishop is a chicken farmer who got gyped by Boss so he put on a facemask and robbed Boss of $30,000 of moonshine money. His car got impounded so Daisy got it out and convinced him to come to the farm. Despite holding Jesse and Daisy at gunpoint he ended up becoming friends with all 4 Dukes. -- When he was holding Boss up there were stacks of money on his desk. Even so, Boss said "I never keep any money in my office" -- Bo getting the mail order boots reminds me of how often people shop today online without actually seeing the item in person. -- The opening scene was a roof camera with the General Lee going down the road. Wow! I could watch that all day. -- I liked this Jesse quote while holding his gun. "Being around a still without a shotgun is like being in church without a shirt on. It don't feel right." -- We discussed this awhile back. Very few episodes show a TV in the Dukes living room but this one shows it the best. It is right by Bo at the end. Of course it was off. It would have been nice to see "One Armed Bandits" in the background! -- I loved this episode. It's one of many to have all the ingredients necessary to be classic Dukes. Your thoughts?

You pick the time and episode Sunday Hoss. Why not make it 8pm your time. I really think you should pick the episode too since you're missing out on tonight.

New York City is predicting the curve to flatten in a week so we're probably looking at 2 weeks. It's always encouraging to see a little light but unfortunately lots more will still die before this is all over.

Luke's Love Story -- I think from now on I'll first do a short reminder of what the episode is about before adding other comments. -- This is the episode where Luke falls in love with Powder Puff champion Amy, his competition in the Hazzard County Obstacle Derby. In the meantime Amy's female mechanic and Bo make a side bet: Ownership of Lucifer (the black Ford Mustang) against the General Lee. -- Boss hid his Mama's ashes in the trophy so he could have her close to him without Lulu knowing about it. When the trophy was in the Boar's Nest he said "My Mama sitting on a bar, and her a good Baptist." Later someone threw the trophy behind the bar. It hit an ash tray and made a puff of smoke. Boss thought it was his Mama's ashes and tried to catch them with his upside down hat. Then Rosco said "Boss, did your Mama smoke?" LOL -- Luke was terrible at falling in love. After telling Amy he wouldn't be able to stop dating other girls but he wanted her to stop dating other guys he apologized in the morning but then did it again. At least he was honest. -- Gas at Cooter's was 66 cents a gallon. -- It was sweet to hear Jesse mention his dearly departed wife. (spell check changed it to "deadly departed" just now...lol). I wish they would have done a flashback of her but they never did in 7 years. Her name was Martha or Livinia. I speculate that he was only married once but one of those names was either her middle name or nickname. -- There was a bad guy named Turk. That reminded me of Enos's partner in his spin-off series. His name was Turk. -- This episode was okay but I wasn't crazy about it. I'm sorry but I was never really crazy about Amy. I don't really know why. The race was awesome though.

....like a finely tuned engine courtesy of Cooter Davenport.

Great idea Hobie. I'm retired now so count me in on that action....anytime!

I know all the shows really well but I get a lot of episode titles and seasons mixed up too. I don't really pay attention to titles so if I watched a lot of eps but didn't see the titles at the beginning I'd struggle with guessing lots of those titles.

Sure do!

On Saturday April 4 at 8pm (US Central Time) we are going to be watching Limo One is Missing. We will meet on this thread and start the episode together on each individual's DVD player and post our thoughts about it. It would be nice if someone else could join Hobie and I. Maybe Hoss could pick an episide and time for Sunday and we could make a weekend of it. Hoss?

Maybe we could do another one Sunday. Hoss could suggest the time and episode since there is such a time difference.

Okay, I'll go start a new thread to advertise it.

We'll start a new thread so we don't clutter up this one.

Sounds great. From season one which would you prefer, The Big Heist or Limo One is Missing.

Numbers still going up here in Pennsylvania. Think how happy everybody will be when this mess is over.

You suggest a time and I'll suggest an episode.

Swamp Molly -- Welcome to California. Even though I like the Georgia episodes better it is nice to see some of these familiar places. -- Jesse has a different white Ford truck. Speaking of trucks I love Molly's. I think it was used in other eps, Farmer Perkins? Didn't you post something about that truck awhile back Hoss? -- This is the ep where Bo accidently had a live stick of dynamite on the arrow and blew up the outhouse and 5 years worth of Luke's car magazines. Later, Luke did just the opposite. He put a dud on when they needed a live stick. -- Several years ago I learned from Ray Kohn of Northeast Ohio Dukes that Cousin Alice (Mary Jo Catlett) is the voice of Mrs Puff on SpongeBob. "Wanna rastle?" LOL -- I dont know why Boss said that Swamp Molly is ugly as sin. She looks good for her age. -- The first time I saw this episode I was as surprised as Luke to see weapons when the door was opened. Oh well, it might be California but this was a great episode. At the end Jesse hinted that we would see Molly again. Sadly we didn't

We should watch an episode together again sometime Hobie. Any suggestions for episode or time?

You definitely sound like a big fan and we're excited to have you here. We know what your favorite vehicle but how about your favorite character? Your step father sounds like a great guy for introducing you to the greatest show to ever grace a television set. We look forward to hearing more from you.

Anybody who introduces himself by saying breaker 1 sounds like he belongs here. Welcome to Hazzard County Joseph. Tell us about yourself.....just the important stuff, like...who is your favorite character, episode, scene, season, vehicle...etc. How long have you been a Dukes fan? Do you have any toys? Do you have all the DVDs?

Awesome Hossome. Thanks for posting it.

Unless he knocked Magnum over the head with a stick. I sure would love to get the Enos series. It will probably never happen. At least I got to see them all originally.

High Octane -- We learn that Luke's middle initial is K and Jesse's is L. I like to imagine that Jesse's middle name is Lee like mine and like the General Lee car. -- I remember the gasoline shortage days. Thankfully I wasn't putting too many miles on my Mustang so it didn't affect me. -- mouth to mouth recreation...LOL - When Agent Huntley first heard Daisy's name she thought they were talking about a dog. That made me miss our dog Daisy. -- I loved Rosco and Boss in the woods with cammo, shotguns and binoculars. I really love all the woods scenes especially around the still. I wonder if that still was real. I bet it was. Hobie? -- That was the only time in 7 years I can remember Enos wanting a date with someone besides Daisy. -- There was a lot of clever stuff in this episode, like Bo throwing the match on the floor, hiding the shine in the gas tank and Bo drinking water when Roxanne thought it was shine. -- Even though I don't drink this is my all-time favorite episode.....and no, you won't hear me repeat that in any future review. It really is. -- now it's off to California *sobs* Oh well, I'll be used to it by the time Swamp Molly is half over. I sure will miss those Georgia trees though.

Oh yea, I forgot about him being in The Meeting. He plays such a good tough guy. I wonder if he played nice guys too. I remember when Arnold Swartzenegger did Kindergarten Cop to alter his image. I also remember when I was younger seeing Sheriff Andy Taylor being a bad guy in something other than Mayberry. That takes some getting used to.