RogerDuke

Awesome posts! Thanks for sharing them!

Big Bang (Fred Hoyle, the man who coined the term Big Bang didn't believe in it. He was being sarcastic)

pie (mmmmm, coconut cream pie)

Congratulations Mark. It's well deserved. (you might not be able to tell but I'm giving you a standing ovation right now)

round (well, at least most of them are)

This is THE most amazing thing I've ever seen since I've been on the HazzardNet. What amazing talent you have!

Looks like fun!

laugh (Is snicker slang for laugh in the UK too?)

marathon (just responding to my own to get it kick started again)

You know you've been watching Dukes too much when you post the above sentence.

It's not possible to watch Dukes too much so the title of this thread is ridiculous.

Since the Georgia episodes had backgrounds that look like where I live I definitely liked that location better because it was easier from me to pretend I'm in Hazzard County when I drove around. I just try to ignore the California background when I watch the show. The show is way too good to let that ruin it although I sure wish they would have stayed in Georgia for 7 years instead of just 5 episodes.

What a sad but true comic.

Very nice!

Nice to have you here Boss. I'm from Erie County Pennsylvania so if you're from western NY we're in the same neck of the woods.

Sorry no pictures. Usually this is the part in the thread where Roth inserts a link to Yankee Lake or Northeast Ohio Dukes so folks can see videos. I'm still as low tech as I was when I first came to HazzardNet. I'd sure like to see video from the drone.

10k run

Welcome to Hazzard County Andrew. By the sound of it, I suspect you're going to love this place. We're happy to have you here.

I didn't believe it was possible but Ray Kohn and his amazing crew have actually improved perfection and created an even better stunt show than their first 17 incredible events. Saturday was a beautiful day in eastern Ohio as my wife and I sat down for the show. Earlier I wished Ray and my favorite driver Mike good luck but didn't get a chance to talk to anybody else on the crew. The show began with the National Anthem and was followed with a memorial to those killed in Charleston S.C. That event may have led to the unfortunate knee jerk reaction of taking the Dukes off the air but I gotta hand it to Ray and his crew. Honoring the victims in Charleston was a classy move on their part and is one of the many reasons I love the Northeast Ohio Dukes. After the introductions, the show began. The stunt show is run like an episode. In this episode Cletus is driving a white van with a million dollars in it and is high jacked by Bo and Luke look-a-likes in a General Lee Look-a-like. You can probably guess that the story has a happy ending but before that happened here are some personal comments and highlights....not necessarily in order that they happened.... 1) The show did it's first truck flip. Of course it wasn't Ray's showpiece 1973 Ford but it did the job. Uncle Jesse emerged from the wreck unscratched and so did the stuntman. (just like the real show, only the stuntman was actually in the truck) 2) Daisy took Rosco's sheriff's car and Rosco chased her around in a motorized mini-bike. I laughed the whole time. All the actors are hooked up to portable microphones and Rosco is absolutely hilarious. He's so good at imitating the real McCoy. 3) Speaking of good at his job, the narrator was excellent. He even wore a black cowboy hat similar to what Waylon would wear. 4) My friend Mike did a flip in a Big Ed Little sheriff's car. Normally he plays Enos but since more stunts were added to the show he made the switch. I've only seen 7 of the 18 shows so I'm not sure but I think this was his first time playing Big Ed. I sat by his wife and kids and smiled when he came over to see them after the stunt and got to shake his hand. 5) Two things I wasn't expecting were explosions...huge explosions! One happened when Ray (playing Bo as always) threw some dynamite. The timing to the real device was perfect. It looked as real as it could. Also there was an explosion on one of the stunts. Wow! We actually felt the heat from the huge fireball. I looked at my wife with eyes wide open and said. "Did that jut really happen!?" 6) Ray's big jump went perfect. Like all the other stunt men he emerged fine (although I suspect a couple of them are bruised up especially the guy who flipped the truck) Ray has really gotten this stunt thing down to a science and I'm sure he's as good or better than the guys who did it from 1979-1985 7) Just before the jump there was an emotional tribute to Ray's father who passed away in February. Before that he was the one who played Uncle Jesse in the shows. I was especially attached to him because several years ago I befriended him and he always made me feel like I was a nephew every time I came to a show. He was truly a fine representative of the Uncle Jesse from the show and I was especially blessed to know him. He always let me call him Uncle Jesse and always had a way of making me feel like I really was in Hazzard County. My eyes got a little watery during the tribute. I miss him. 8) Another thing that was emotional for me was knowing that the next day would be James Best's birthday. Time passes on and people pass on to Hazzard County Heaven but for those of us who remain, they're always in our heart. Thanks to Ray, his family and crew for loving the Dukes and good old fashioned family values enough to keep the show alive. 9) There was a guy there operating a drone with a camera. He told me he was working for Yankee Lake so I suspect there may be video of it on their website now or later. Ray usually has videos on his website as well. If you get a chance to see it you'll quickly understand why I love these shows.

We love you and miss you Rosco. You'll always be in our hearts. Happy Birthday. (July 26)

If reporters are there I'll be having a few things to say. I'm pretty excited about tomorrow. I feel like a kid on Christmas Eve.

Farrah Fawcett

Donald Trump

I see Flo has a new Progressive commercial out. It starts out with two guys driving a fat ride convertible and the song Dixie plays just like on the General Lee's horn. I suspect that the politically correct police are calling Progressive every day to protest. I applaud them for not giving in and dropping the commercial.

I'm really exited about this. Even if Ray hadn't changed the plot of the show I'd be excited but now that I see something new is coming I'm twice as exited. I'm really lucky to live relatively close to this. I wish everybody had an opportunity to see this. As always I'll write up a review early next week. And I suspect it will be a two thumbs up like always.