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  1. RogerDuke
    If the question were worded "who do you like the most?" I would say it's a tie. Since you are refering to acting abilities I give the slight edge to Luke simply because (in the first few episodes) there were a couple of moments when you could tell Bo was acting, like the scene were he threw Jill Dodson the bags of quarters. Of course, his acting abilities QUICKLY caught up to Luke's. With Luke, Jesse, Boss, Rosco, Cooter and Enos I never remember a moment in all 7 years that it looked like the were acting...they always were so believable. Daisy looked a little inexperienced in the first couple episodes too but matured quickly. That's just my opinion. Hope I didn't make anyone mad. Possum on a gumbush. I'm gone.
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    That was quick Lori, you're right. It's Diane Benson. This is a little tougher. What town was the Carnival of Thrills in before it came to Hazzard? Was it Colonial City or Cedar City?
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    You're right DaisyMae, Flash came from an advertisement in Police Gazette Magazine. By the way, you're right about Snoopy too. Sorry B.L. Who is the owner of Carnival of Thrills? A) Diane Benson Marylou Pringle C) Diane Pringle D) Diane Hanson
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    You got 2 out of 3 B.L. There actually is a Hazzard Mobile Home Park. It is in the Coy and Vance episodes so not as many people know about it. Yreka County is the home of Boss Sharkey. Which of these were on the show? G.G. Grant or Ira Grant Sharecroppers Trail or Seminole Road Handsville or Hanleyville
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    Alan Jackson. I remember the original but I can't think of her name. At the time she was the most attractive female country artist out there...I keep getting her mixed up with Patti Loveless but I know that's not it.
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    Her name is Sherry Tolliver
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    I'm only 100 miles from Cleveland so I know a lot of Indians, Browns and Cavs fans. Even though I'm a Pittsburgh fan in sports I was hoping the Tribe would beat the Sox. For what it's worth, I feel your pain Julie. I guess you should be thankful the Indians made it that far. The Pirates are nothing more than a triple A team. When they get a young player with the potential to be good, he goes somewhere that pays better when he lives up to that potential. I guess that's what minor league teams like the Pirates do. Unfortunately the rich teams usually win. Until they get a true salary cap, that's not going to change even though there are exceptions on occasion. I'm gone.
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    So how do you define an episode? The DVD set lists Carnival of Thrills as one episode but I think it should count as two. Does anybody know if the DVDs agree with what Warner Brother's definition of an episode is?
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    One of my all time favorite scenes is from part 2 of "Carnival of Thrills" when Daisy is driving Dixie while Luke and Jesse are passengers. Luke is so mad at Bo that he makes the comment that Bo doesn't deserve to be called a Duke. Jesse makes Daisy stop the Jeep and yells at Luke then puts up his fists and dances around like Mohommad Ali. I could watch that scene a zillion times and never stop smiling.
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    From "Enos Strate to the Top" when Flash was first came to Hazzard. Rosco was showing Enos how smart Flash was. Rosco commanded "Ten Hut!!" Flash just laid there. Rosco then said "At ease!" Flash didn't move. Enos stated "That's pretty good Sheriff, he's got half that down already"
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    Okay, these aren't real random but these are 10 things I have in common with the Duke family. 1) Reverence for the Almighty 2) Family comes next 3) live on a dirt road in the sticks 4) love the outdoors and hard work 5) like hunting and fishing 6) don't like modern stuff (except Hazzardnet and DOH DVDs) 7) like country music (escepially Dukes-era stars) 8) like to help people 9) I believe good 'ole boys always finish first 10) I'm a country boy that can survive (great song Hank Jr.) Oh yea, one more thing, one of my relatives was quoted on the Dukes!! In "Robot P. Coltrane" Bo used that famous line from "Gone with the Wind"..."Frankly my dear, I don't give a (bleep)" I'm not real crazy about Clark Gable being remembered as the first person to use profanity in a movie but I am real crazy about Bo quoting my kin!!!! It makes me feel personally connected to the show. (even though that wasn't a very good episode) Incidently, Clark Gable's mother is buried near me in northwestern Pennsylvania.
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    Right B.L. it was Ace Parker. I sang "On the bayou" at the Boar's Nest. Who am I?
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    Sorry DaisyMae, those were tough. You got Ernie right but Hamiltonville and Dry River Creek were the real ones. Don't ask me why a stream has both "River" and "Creek" in the name (especially if it's dry)..blame the writers. Here's some easier ones. Which were on the show? Cedar Creek or Stingray Swamp Hounddog County or Yreka County Hazzard Mobile Home Park or Hazzard Fur Post
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    Well, that question sat around for a couple days so here's the answer...Charlie Cooper was the reporter..Coop the Snoop. In "Enos Strate to the Top" Flash makes his debut. Where did Rosco get him? A) Daisy Hill Puppy Farm Police Gazette Magazine C) Hazzard Dog Pound D) Atlanta Police Acadamy
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    Hi BigMark, I'm embarressed and happy at the same time. I'm embaressed that I can't think of what UMGD is...but happy that we have a new citizen of Hazzard County. It's fun here...we hope you stay awhile. Congratulations on that dream job. My dream job is plowing the back 40. Gotta go..."Maudeen!!!!...now where'd that mule run off to?" I'm gone.
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    Right B.L. You got all 3. Which of these were on the show? Dry River Creek or Dry Swamp Hamilton Village or Hamiltonville Ernie Ledbetter or Lenny Ledbetter
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    I sold cars in the fourth episode filmed in Georgia
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    Sorry Double X, your streak has ended. It is Andy Kittle's TV shop. Daisy Mae got all 3 right. (I wish I lived in a town that had an Oak Ridge Boys Auto Parts)LOL Which of these were on the show? Glenn Hollister or Len Hickey Stone Canyon Road or Sour Grapes Trail Possum Leg Canyon or Possum Hill
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    Lori is the only one who got it exactly right. "Return of the Ridge Raiders" is from season 2. I believe there is a Ridge Runner's Association though. Isn't that what Jesse and Boss talk about when they spit in their palms and shake? I'm pretty sure that's what it's called in "Days of Shine and Roses" and other such episodes. I suspect it's two seperate organizations because Boss is in the Association but not the Raiders. Speaking of "Return of the Ridge Raiders", what is the occupation of Charlie Cooper in that episode?
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    One more hint then I'm moving on. It's a group of old timers who used to run moonshine.
  21. RogerDuke
    Which of these were on the show? Candy Wooten's TV Shop or Andy Kittle's TV Shop Hollow Creek or Mopar Swamp Oak Ridge or Oak Ridge Boys Auto Parts
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    That's some awesome stuff plymouth77. Thanks for sharing that with us. Welcome to Hazzard County. We sure hope you stay a long time. I'm gone.
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    Well, I hate to admit it but the older I get (I'm 47) the less often a cool car will turn my head. If I see a 4 wheel drive that is plastered in mud then I'll stare it down and smile. Street/trail (dual sport) motorcycles make me do the same. This may sound weird to some folks but we have an annual fair parade in my hometown and it usually has quite a few cars in it. Whenever you see an antique car, it is always immaculately restored to the finest detail of course. However this guy used to drive his old Beverly Hillbilly looking antique vehicle in the parade and it was always my favorite. Instead of seeing a car from the 1920's as it looked new, I think it looks much cooler as it looked after it had been beaten up for 20 years. Don't get me wrong, the General would turn my head but Jed Clampett's vehicle would really make my neck twist. I'm such a hillbilly....and proud of it. Possum on a gumbush. I'm gone.
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    Double X does it again...all 3 right. I'll get back with you tomorrow for more. I'm gone.
  25. RogerDuke
    Okay, here's a hint from the last question. They're old guys.
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