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LOL I know what you mean daisyXenos... Not as creepy as seeing Willie Nelson smoking pot trying to pretend he's Uncle Jesse

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I know what you mean dukefan. I put off going to see it on the big screen but gave in after a few weeks before they pulled it out of the theaters. I'm not sure why I went. I knew I wouldn't like it but curiousity got the best of me. I guess you can compare it to driving up to the scene of a bad car accident while they're putting the victims into the ambulance. You don't want to look because you know it's a horrible ugly tragedy but you just can't help peeking.

Something just dawned on me as I read those last two posts. When they were putting the show together I wonder if the creators ever considered having Jesse be married. I wonder why they decided not to. Well, maybe it was just the way of thinking of that era. Even when Smurfs came out a few years later (don't chuckle, I'm being serious here) they only had one girl out of 99 in the village. I bet they got complaints because they added two girl Smurfs later (Sassette and Grannie Smurf). Am I getting off the subject or what?...LOL..... Of course Papa Smurf is my favorite because he looks and acts the most like Uncle Jesse!!

Woops, Bo wasn't in Soggy Marsh. That was season 5.

The Treasure of Soggy Marsh. I don't know if there's a right or wrong answer as far as it being too hard or not. Making it too easy would be bad also. If nobody gets it, putting up a picture that makes it easier to get is a great idea. Eventually someone will get it. I love this thread. I wish my antiques computer would get the pictures up quicker. Oh well, it's worth the wait.

You're right B.L. It's Cousin Alice. What country singer sang "Ya'll Come" at the end of an episode?

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You both have been such a great addition to this website. I know what you mean about the show's influence. Not counting faith and family, the Dukes of Hazzard has been the single most influential thing in my life. I know that's a pretty strong statement, but it's true. Not very many people can understand that but everybody here can. That's why I love the HazzardNet so much.

How about a little trivia not related to our favorite show? You can post as many questions as you want. I'd suggest not overwhelming people with too many at one time. I'll start with these three. 1) What is Linus and Lucy's last name on Charlie Brown? (aka Peanuts) 2) What's longer, a meter or a yard? 3) What sport is Patrick Ewing famous for?

Thanks for another successful night Min. I suppose we should thank Meadowmuffin for not showing up and dominating the competition. DaisyMaeDuke took her place in that spot. Congratulations Daisy!!

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Hey Meadowmuffin, I don't think folks are going to enjoy it "as much", I think they'll enjoy it MORE. (I just wish I could get this one...blue Nova...Hmmmm)

This thread makes me smile. It's been less than 2 years since I've learned to use a computer and all I ever use it for is the HazzardNet (because nothing else is really important) Anyway, I really struggled in the chat rooms at first because I was so computer illiterate. I know everybody got a chuckle about how lost I got in some of those conversations. That bring's me to my addition to this list. RLA=Roger's lost again

Very nice dukefan. You show know your Dukes. I'm impressed. You are definitely a great addition to the HazzardNet.

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You're both right. Daisy has 247 in a row correct (and 305 out of 306) Which of these were on the show? J.D.Hogg Wrecking Company or Hogg Recycling Inc. Sheriff Warren Moon or Boss A.C. Tate Jr. (episode names) Burning Bridges or Money to Burn

This thread is to compile a list of real things that the actors used and put on the show and made them into Hazzard County things. 1)For example, in his book "Redneck Boy in the Promised Land" Ben Jones mentioned (page 33 and 65) that him and his Uncle worked for a mechanic named Stump Rountree when he was a young man living in Virginia. Stump Rountree was an unseen character that was mentioned on the episode "The Canterbury Crock" 2) Hard Labor Creek (page 154 of the same book) was mentioned in "Dukescam Scam" 3) Rosey Walker (page 232) is from "Enos and Daisy's Wedding" 4) Peach Tree Road (page 177) is from "Heiress Daisy Duke" 5) Jim Bronke was an attorney whose named appeared numerous times on the sign in front of the courthouse. It first appeared on "The Big Heist". In reality, Mr. Bronke was a friend of someone who worked on the show (a stage manager I think) 6) Enos's Uncle Odie (unseen on the show but mentioned by Enos on "Enos in Trouble") was really Sonny Shroyer's way of mentioning his real-life father, Odie Shroyer Can anybody else think of any more? I bet there's a lot.

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Hey daisyxenos, you wouldn't be breaking your resolution if you bought your Dad a birthday present or even if you bought yourself one. Don't make your resolution too unrealisticly difficult.

Your dad sounds like a man full of some good old-fashioned Hazzard County integrity. This world needs more men like him.

Am I correct that California used 2 different houses or were there more than that? I can't remember which season they "moved" into the "new" house.

Hey dukefan, I don't mean to brag (okay so maybe I like to brag just a little on a rare occasion) but my 2 trivia threads now have 65,000 views. However, with this thread, you have just started something that will be even more popular than that! What a great idea!!!! I agree with everybody else about the answer.

Of course nobody likes the cheap mini model cars jumping....but look at it this way. The show was in danger of going off the air and I would guess didn't have much money to work with. It would have been much worse if they would have ended it after 6 seasons and not had the seventh. I'd rather have a season 7 with bad stunts than no season 7 at all.

I don't know much about the show cars but I did learn something about how they got the cars they crashed. Go up to my post on "69 Charger for Sale?" on the General Discussion board for more info.