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  1. RogerDuke
    Hmmm....I'm wondering who made them.... Readable maps (thank goodness for pause buttons) appeared on the following episodes. Farewell Hazzard Boss Behind Bars Cool Hands Luke 'n Bo Randsom of Hazzard County Double Dukes Treasure of Soggy Marsh I do have another map but I don't have the episode listed with it. It lists Chocktaw County and Hatchapee County bordering Hazzard County to the west near Hard Labor Creek.
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    I hope we hear from Jim Bronke again. That is pretty interesting. Jim Bronke never appeared on the show (the real one or the ficticious lawyer) but hopefully we can get more information from him. If he is still friends with Dan Maltese, that could make for some intersting questions...hmmm. Anyway, I'm repeating my last 3. Which were on the show? Garth Brooks or Donna Fargo Northern Pike Road or Boondocks Pike Basset Lake or Hound Dog Lake
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    Yep, Saved by the Bell, it is. Here's one from "Danger on the Hazzard Express". When the Dukes were near Eagle Point and stranded without a car they ended up at a rural bus stop that had a pay phone. This place had a really cool name. It was (blank) Corners.
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    Hey Jim, If you're the real deal, your name may be the second most shown name on the entire series behind J.D. Hogg. There are hundreds of scenes in the seven seasons the show aired with the Hazzard County Building sign in clear view. The first 5 episodes were filmed in Georgia so it didn't pop up until right after that. I know it wasn't on episode 6 but it was first shown one or two episodes later. In season one, the sign read: Hazzard County Building Jim Bronke-attorney Axtell Bail Bonds Hazzard Library Dept of Records Farm Bureau Water and Power Different things changed in the sign through different seasons but I think that Jim Bronke remained through the entire series. Nice to "meet" you.
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    In my efforts to gather items to make the ultimate map of Hazzard County (and town), here are my final totals after watching all 7 seasons. Residents (homes, not individuals) - 185 Businesses - 161 Roads - 154 Water (creeks, lakes, swamps, ponds, etc) - 73 Landmarks (canyons, caves, mountains, bridges, hollows, etc) - 168 Neighboring counties (including towns, bosses and sheriffs) - 67 I realized at the start of season 5 that I could use closed-captioning to check on spelling so I'll have to rewatch the first 4 seasons to recheck some things (*grins and yells "Yes!!!"). Unfortunately there are a lot of errors on closed-captioning so I'll have to use some discretion. I gotta go...Now where'd I put that poster board?..I'm gone!!
  6. RogerDuke
    You got all three General Lee!!! Lester Flatt is a bluegrass legend. If I'm not mistaken, he sang the original Beverly Hillbillies theme with Earl Scruggs. Can anybody confirm that? I don't know which one did the vocals. Which of these were on the show? Garth Brooks or Donna Fargo Northern Pike Road or Boondocks Pike Basset Lake or Hound Dog Lake Speaking of dogs, I took my grandson to see Underdog. The ficticious city it was filmed in is Capitol City. I didn't see the General running around anywhere though. LOL
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    You're right B.L. It was Boss. Hey lukefan, the ending in that episode was awesome. It was great to see Terry Lee get adopted. I must admit when I saw that episode when it originally aired, I never saw that coming. Like 'ol Waylon says "In Hazzard, we tend to like happy endings" Here's a question from "Cale Yarborough comes to Hazzard" Actor, Dennis Haskins makes his fourth (at least) appearence on the series. After Dukes he went on to be the principal in a popular Saturday morning sitcom (not a cartoon). His name was Mr Belding on that program. What show was it?
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    Those pictures are awesome. I had a huge smile on my face the entire time I was checking them out. It must be great living in Hazard and seeing "Hazard" written all over the place on the businesses and signs and stuff. I like to imagine that my small town is Hazzard and it's residents are Hazzardites (once in awhile, I call my mechanic Cooter). I would be thrilled to live in a real town with that name but I guess I'll just settle on pretending I do. Thanks for the pictures lukefan. Those made my day. I remember reading about that visit in our local newspaper here in northwestern Pennsylvania (Dukes was so big then that it got press everywhere) but until now I'd never seen pictures of it. Thanks again. Possum on a gumbush. I'm gone.
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    Nice job, B.L.!!! Boss Hickman is from Clairage County and only appeared on the series once. Western Auto was in the original Georgia episodes but never appeared in California. Which of these were on the show? Lester Flatt or Henry Flatt Shelby Road or Mustang Road Boweevil Lake or Cotton Lake
  10. RogerDuke
    Yep, it was that troublemaking Hughie Hogg running another scam. In "Dukes in Hollywood" (season 7) which Hazzard County resident was trying to find a movie producer to make a film about his life story?
  11. RogerDuke
    You got two and missed one. Abner Peabody was on the show and I made up Martha. Here's a couple more. Which were on the show? Boss J.W. Hickman or Boss J. H. Wickman J. C. Penney or Western Auto
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    That one might be easy but it has me scratching my head. I know that the manager of the orphanage is Ira Grant and Mr Winkle works in the dog pound. He is a different Mr Winkle than the one in "The Haunting of J D Hogg". If you ever saw Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer (from the early 70s I think) the kid's voice sounds a lot like Rudolph's. Here's one from "When you wish upon a Hogg". Which one of Boss's relatives visited in this episode? Hey, lukefan, if you don't get an answer soon, will we get a hint? How about the first letter.
  13. RogerDuke
    You're right DaisyMae and Julie. It was Uncle Phil. I'll get back with another question later. I just got back from being out of town two days. In the meantime, somebody out there on the Hazzardnet must have a question.....I'm gone.
  14. RogerDuke
    Miz Tisdale was in "Sky Bandits Over Hazzard" from season 7.
  15. RogerDuke
    Here's a couple more. Which were on the show? Green Lake Mining Company or Bottomless Lake Mining Company Abner Peabody or Martha Peabody here's a repeat (episode name) "Hazzard Shuck and Jive" or "Nothin' but the Truth"
  16. RogerDuke
    You got it Bo, it's Sleepy City. Here's one from "Cool Hands Luke 'n Bo" When the boys went to the Osage County chain gang, they became friends with a prisoner named Charlie who had been imprisoned 6 years for jaywalking. Charlie's real name is James Avery. What popular TV comedy did he star in after Dukes? hint: he was somebody's uncle
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    Hmmm, now I need to go back to the episode "The Legacy" and listen a little closer. You may be on to something Bo. When Jesse said Martha died there, I don't think he said "my wife Martha" so maybe he meant his sister. I only have 5 more episodes left and will have watched the whole series (again) (I started in January). I'm going to then start working on my map and start rewatching from season one again. This time I am going to write down every relative of every character. I hope to have a database (redneck translation: lots of notebooks) that will rival MinDuke's.
  18. RogerDuke
    Oh No, you were doing so good with these lukefan07. I guess you were overdo for a bad day since you've had so many good ones. Cripple Creek really was on the show ("Deputy Dukes") but Cripple Creek Road wasn't. Homer Hotchkiss is real and I made up Homer Sanderson. You didn't answer the episode names one (Hazzard Shuck and Jive or Nothing But the Truth). This means that the only one you got right was Dixie Deli. By the way, Cripple Creek is my favorite Tom Wopat song. Possum on a gumbush. I'm gone.
  19. RogerDuke
    Okay, it looks like one of my questions was too tough. They went back to 1872. Someone should know what Hazzard was called before it was Hazzard though.....?
  20. RogerDuke
    You got 'em both right lukefan07. C.W. McCall sang on old truck driving song called "Convoy" that was pretty big in the 70s. (I think I got that name right) Anyway, he was never on the Dukes. Here's some more. Which were on the show? Wildcat Creek or Cripple Creek (from "Deputy Dukes") Homer Hotchkiss or Homer Sanderson (episode names) "Hazzard Shuck and Jive" or "Nothin' But the Truth" Dixie Deli or Dixie Donut Shop Cripple Creek Road or Swift Creek Road
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    Here's two more from that episode. What was Hazzard called then? What year did they go back to...1872, 1882 or 1892 ?
  22. RogerDuke
    Thanks for your help in posting this question Bo and thanks for not teasing me for my computer illiteracy LOL. I cast my vote for Loretta. That sweet hillbilly girl will always be the queen of country music to me. I'm gone.
  23. RogerDuke
    Pretty good job lukefan07, you only missed one. Berles' Auto body is near Artie Bender's. By the way, Edwin Hubble is the scientist who discovered the expansion of the Universe. He also discovered that galaxies were galaxies and not just smaller clusters of stars. The Hubble Space Telescope is named after him although he didn't design it or anything. Here's two more. C.W. McCall or Bubba Buford Rainbow Mine or Cold Valley
  24. RogerDuke
    You're right. Jesse opened the cover and Daisy threw the water. Good ridence to Bobby Joe Robot. Complete the following from "Go West Young Dukes" Cooter was Jeeter. Boss was Thadius. Rosco was Rufus. Jesse was Jeremiah. Who were Luke, Bo and Daisy?
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    Right lukefan07. Here's a little tougher one from "Robot P. Coltrane" How did Jesse and Daisy get the robot to stop and release it's grip on Rosco (he had poor Rosco pinned to the wall)
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