RogerDuke
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PLANTING the back 40
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Nope
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bug
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The episode "The Fugitive" has a MOTOCROSS rally.
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I have that listed as the third season episode 15. The problem is that I can't remember if I listed Carnival of Thrills as one episode or two. That means it's either "To Catch a Duke" or "My Son Bo Hogg". Good to hear from you BL!
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Count me out. I get a little uptight when anybody messes with Daisy.
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If Boss had his way those Dukes would be permanently INCARCERATED.
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You got that right. And he has a great name. Chase Duke. They could even make his middle name Denver. That way Rosco could say "I'm going to go Chase D Duke"
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I've seen them in plenty of other things. Of course Sorrell, Denver and Jimmie did a ton of things before Dukes. They just didn't look as good as Catherine on the screen.
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Grandma DUKE was a DENTON
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mice
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There's a simple explanation for that. He's a Georgia boy and his daddy was mentioned on Dukes. Every episode of Dukes has a dramatic and happy ending. Chase is just being true to a Hazzard tradition.
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BEAR BRYANT (Sonny Shroyer on Forrest Gump)
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trails
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Miz Tisdale is pretty ZIPPY on her dirt bike.
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He's playoff bound....we hope.
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rocky
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hill climb
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Jesse always set a good eXample.
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Hewey, Dewey and Jamie Lee Hogg
RogerDuke replied to Julieduke's topic in Other Actors/The Townsfolk
And another one coming up tomorrow (Sunday Aug 13). I wonder who he is going to be disguised as when he comes into town next. You just never know with that sneaky snake. -
There is still a chance for Chase Elliott to make the playoffs. Don't give up hope!
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TURTLE Creek
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dirt bikes
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Boss was on a neverending QUEST to get the Dukes.
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Nothing to worry about. Everybody stumbles once in awhile. Even Jesse Duke makes a bad batch of shine on occasion. Okay, that's a bad example. Jesse hasn't made a bad batch of shine since 1938. And that's only because Boss sabotaged it.
