RogerDuke
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Yes, it's doggie num nums. We have a stray cat we've been feeding. We've named it Flash because we don't know if it's a boy or girl. At first we called it Pat the Cat (a name for a boy or girl) but Flash is much cooler. We still haven't got close enough to pet it....it's pretty wild. I'm getting off the subject, here's another question. In "The Randsom of Hazzard County", what Hazzard County location do the bad guys threaten to blow up? (saved by Bo and Luke at the end)
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Sorry lukefan07, you only got one right...Rachel's Cafe. Kenny Lofton plays for the Cleveland Indians (he's back again) and Elton Loggins is the DJ at WHOGG (1090). Greenville was mentioned quite a bit and I just made up Sugar Grove City. The answers to yours are Rapaho County and Doc Petticord. Boss's cousin Big Dan Hogg is from Rapaho and so is Boss Big Billie Tucker. Here's two more. Which was on Dukes.... Cliff Barnes or Mabel Tillingham Busy Bee Cafe or Covered Bridge Restaurant Hey, look at the number of my posts, 320...just like the General's lisence plate (CNH 320)
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This is some interesting stuff but I am still concerned about the accuracy. In this book, how does the author claim to get his information? This stuff sounds believable but unless it was verified by someone on the set, I am going to have a slight degree of suspicion that the guy is just trying to make money. It is interesting though....I'm gone.
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Pretty good luke fan07, you got them all right but one. I made up Harley's Hardware. Joe's Hardware is right on Hazzard Square but doesn't make very many appearences on the series. Here's 3 more. Rosie's Dinor or Rachel's Cafe Elton Loggins or Kenny Lofton Sugar Grove City or Greenville
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Well luke fan07, you got both of mine right and it looks like B.L. got all 4 of yours right. I had to think about Jeeter for a second...that was a good one. Here's some more. Which are real? 3 of these are tough ones. Colonial City or Colonial Plaza Mud Puppy Creek or Catfish Creek Mud River Road or Muddy Boots Road Harley's Hardware or Joe's Hardware Roy Orbison or Lee Greenwood
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Hey luke fan07, good to see you asking some too. You got all mine right except that Timbertop Acres is the real one and I made up Flattop Acres. Here's a couple more. Aunt Clara Coltrane or Vera Mae Coltrane Sour Stump Road or Sycamore Road
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You're right, Dewey is older. Here's a question that I don't have the answer to and curiousity is getting to me so maybe someone can help. In "Close Call for Daisy", Daisy stayed at Enos's boarding house on Spring Lake Drive. When he put up blankets to use as walls so Daisy could have her own "room", Waylon said, "I bet I know where Enos got that idea. I saw that movie too" What movie is he talking about? I'm 47 and I'm wondering if maybe the movie was before my time 'cause I sure can't think of what it is.
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You're right, Jim Bronke is one of the lawyers in town. His name appears on the sign in front of the County Building. State 36 is a main road that runs through Hazzard (east and west). You can see the sign in many episodes with an outline of Georgia on it. Here's some more. Which are real and which are made up? Lester Crabb or Homer Hoover Porridge Lane or Elderberry Lane Carolina Marsh or Mill Pond Timbertop Acres or Flattop Acres (episode names) "Coltrane vs Davenport" or "Coltrane vs Duke"
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In addition to the Hazzard Hospital (see opening post) there is also a "J.D Hogg Memorial Clinic". Construction for it began at the end of "How to Succeed in Hazzard" in season 6.
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You're right Bo, it's Daisy. Remember back in a Georgia episode when Waylon said "she drives like Richard Petty"...shoot, she drives better than him...he finished fourth in that race. Here's one from "How to Succeed in Hazzard". Who is older, Hughie Hogg or Dewey Hogg? Hey Julie, they mention Cleveland in this episode..it's where Dewey's (fake) doctor is from.
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You two teamed up for all correct answers. As for the remaining questions, One of those two guys is a lawyer in town and one of the roads is the main one that runs through town. The other two are bogus. I'm gone.
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Thanks Tim...haven't heard from you for awhile, good to have you back.
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Right luke fan07, you got both. Which of these were on Dukes? Rt 36 or Farmers Lane Hazzard Dairy Supreme or Hazzard Lumber Camp Jim Bronke or Chuck Wolfe Rainbow Canyon or Foggy Bottom Ridge Alan Jackson or Dottie West (episode names) Mrs Rosco P Coltrane or Mrs Cooter Davenport
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In "Undercover Dukes" Uncle Jesse was saying good-bye to the boys. He thought they were going away on the NASCAR circuit for a long time (even though the viewer knew better). Thanks to closed-captioning (which isn't always accurate) I found out what he said while fighting back his tears and giving them hugs. To Luke he said "Bye, little boy" To Bo he said, ""Bo baby, now, you be good" Since I have a 5 year old grandson I can imagine myself flashing back to when he is this size sometime in the future if I ever have to say good-bye to him. I hope I'll be able to hold it together like Jesse did. Can you you imagine the picture Jesse must have had in is his head at the time, imagining the boys running around on the farm as little tikes.
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Well put, luke fan07. I like your positive attitude. If you check out some of BoJamesDuke's old posts, you will see that same good attitude about everything from the original series. Shoot, Bo even had me loving "Strange Visitor to Hazzard" after that good attitude rubbed off on me. You're a great addition to the Hazzardnet...keep up the good work. Possum on a gumbush. I'm gone.
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After Rosco accidently knocked Boss down a hill, he looked down at Boss at the bottom and asked him if he broke anything important. Boss responded, "No, (looked up and shook fist) but I will in a minute. Just wait 'till I get my hands on you." Also in that episode when Rosco took a hard tumble he reacted, "I think I broke everything."
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It's possible that Uncle Jesse simply misspoke. Of course, that would be out of character for him...he is a pretty sharp old ridge runner. I'm gone.
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Wow, lukefan07, Uncle Jesse, their great-uncle? That's good thinking. I'm trying to come up with a reason why it can't be so but I can't think of one. It will be interesting to see what other Hazzard folks think of this one. Here's some trivia from "Undercover Dukes" This was Mr Belding's (from Saved by the Bell) third (at least) appearence on the series. Boss mentions another TV show on this episode (60 Minutes) Before this race, Bo had 8 career race victories on the circuit. The President of the U.S.A. called at the end of the episode to congratulate the boys on breaking up the mob. He also wished Jesse a happy birthday. In the big race (15th annual Capitol City 150) Darrell Waltrip finished second. Bobby Allison finished third. Richard Petty finished fourth. Also racing were Bill Elliott, Ricky Rudd, Buddy Baker, and (my favorite) Cale Yarborough. My trivia question, is who drove the winning car at the beginning of the race and who drove it for the checkered flag?
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Thanks for the info luke fan07. That sheds a lot of light on things. I was hoping someone would have had the answer by now. Maybe now that you have reactivated interest in this thread, someone will respond. Cooter, ya out there?
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Woodchuck Pass and Bear Claw Swamp are the real ones. I made up Woodchuck Marsh and Bullfrog Dam. Here's two. Buster Moon or Warren Moon. Doctor Williams or Judge Peabody
