RogerDuke

I love you because (Elvis)

*talks while walking toward barn* Well, as soon as I hear the story as to why Rosco was chasin' ya when ya hit them fence posts, then I reckon I'll be feelin' a little better

Lonesome Ornery and Mean (Waylon) (Daisy, Sue says it Orleans)

*sounding stern and grouchy* "And after you boys are done fixing them fence posts that ya busted up come and see me. I got a few more things for you to do. This farm can't run itself ya know."

You're Loking at Country (Loretta Lynn)

Jesse *walks out of farmhouse and looks at Bo and Luke splitting wood* "Me and Maudeen hauled dem fencepost down to the back 40 this morning. When you boys are done here you can git on down there and replace them busted ones"

Long Haired Country Boy (Charlie Daniels Band)

Redneck Woman

South's Gonna do it Again (Charlie Daniels Band)

Bo, B.L. and daisyxenos all got it right. What was being stolen on "By-Line Daisy Duke"? A) tractors horses C) moonshine D) motorcycles

Back in My Baby's Arms (Loretta Lynn)

I have always been crazy (Waylon)

Frankie and Johnny (It's a Johnny Cash song) (I suppose using the word "and" is the best way to respond to this unless someone else can think of another "Johnny" song)

Live and let Die (from James Bond movie)

You got it right MaryAnne. Rosco fakes whiplash in order to sue the Dukes so Boss can get the Duke farm.

All for the Love of a Girl (Johnny Horton)

Happy Fourth of July from historic Pennsylvania!!!!!

I agree Elly May. A redneck based show is long overdue. Except for stuff on CMT it seems like it's been a long time since there's been something on one of the mainstream networks. I don't mean to discourage you but coming up with an idea might be the easy part. Getting the right person to listen to your idea might be the tough part. If you do come up with something good, it might take awhile to make a connection to the right person so be patient and keep trying. If your idea is good, it will eventually match up with somebody who knows the right people.

You got it right Lizzy. This episode has a haunted house. (I'll accept more than one answer)

Country boys and girls gittin' down on the farm (I don't know who sings it)

Beverly Hillbillies

Welcome to Hazzard County shelbysafan. I'm a Pennsylvania redneck myself. I've lived my whole life in the woods not too far from Lake Erie. It's always nice to see a new face in town. We hope you make this place your second home like we have. YEEHHAWWW!!!!

When Dukes first came out in 1979 I could have never imagined that someday I would own every episode. I'm not sure what year video recorders came out but when they did most folks couldn't afford them anyways. It was possible to rent them for a weekend but since VHS movies cost 80 dollars you had to rent those also. (Don't laugh but I actually paid 80 dollars for the first Rambo. Fortunately that was the only movie I ever bought at that price) Anyway, here I am now in Dukes heaven with a complete set of 7 seasons of the greatest show to ever exist at my disposal. I've never had another hobby that lasted more than 10 years but I'm heading into my fourth decade of being a Dukes fanatic and it seems like my love for Dukes keeps getting stronger. Another thing that has helped make that love get stronger is the HazzardNet. It means so much to me to share my passion with people who understand why the Dukes of Hazzard is so worthy of our respect and love.

You got it right daisyxenos. On "Bye Bye Boss" how did the Dukes get to the old Webster place in Hickory Canyon to rescue Boss? A) General Lee motorcycles C) ultra lights D) horses E) They didn't. Rosco rescued Boss.

I don't know how to post pictures but I'm 49 years old. (born the same week as John Schneider). I'm 5 foot 9 inches and weigh 170 lbs. I have real short dark hair and only shave twice a month so usually have some facial hair. When I get older I plan on growing my hair longer and growing a full beard because I want to look like my hero Uncle Jesse someday even though I'll never be his height and probably won't be that big.