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The KID from Madrid (one of the animated episodes)

Great review, Roger. If only we could teach you to take and post pictures... Aside from the short videos on the Northeast Ohio Dukes' Facebook page, I've only found one pretty poor quality video of the event so far. There is, however, a promise on the Facebook page to upload a 360 degree video to YouTube when its rendered. I'll keep checking back for that. Meanwhile, here's a photo with Enos in the center (full size image here). Are you in there somewhere, Roger?

Try these, Roger. The first is actually from 2010, while the second from 2011 deals with buying pieces of the building: Save the Duke Farm Dukes Farm House being Dismantled

I think I've found your missing "Z", Roger. I saw this sign yesterday and it made me smile. It's good to see that a US TV show from nearly 40 ago is still having an adverse effect on a foreign nation's literacy . BTW. I may have mentioned this before, but Warner Bros don't even spell the show's name correctly on the side of the sound stages in Burbank. Check out the entry under "TELEVISION".

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We've already had 'Respect', so I'm marking the passing of "The Queen of Soul" Aretha Franklin with a clip from 'The Blues Brothers'. Aretha Franklin - Think

Lucy

It's from the scene immediately after the opening credits in 'Money to Burn' in season 1, although they only go around the tree once in the episode.

meatballs (there's always a chance when it's cloudy!)

Wekke, just make sure you check the durability of the gold vinyl. Some of the mirror gold isn't really designed for outdoor use, but you can now get vinyl that should last for up to five years (continuous outdoor use). The good stuff will probably cost more, which is why most online sellers use the matt gold.

They're just makin' their way the only way they know how, unfortunately that's just a little bit more than the law will allow.

I'm no mechanic, and always turn to Google to find out if a problem is easy enough to fix myself, or if I need to visit my equivalent of Cooter! I found a thread with a similar-sounding problem here. The fuel pressure regulator is mentioned as a possibility.

Warner Bros.

I've heard of the show, but never watched it. IMDb lists 167 episodes (7 seasons), and Kirk Cameron was in every one. Is there any way we can narrow our search?

The last time the Googlemobile went round the square was December 2017, hence the sleigh. Also, you can see more of the buildings with less leaves on the trees.

The latest Google Streetview images show that this view hasn't changed much in nearly 40 years. Have you got any pictures from your visit, dukefan1?

And greetings from Ireland .

If they'd had a girl, I wonder if the mother would've chosen Daisy or Jessi .

Thanks for the extra info about lightbars, Shooter. I knew about the AeroDynic ones - I even included a logo in my Fan Art version of Rosco's Patrol car. Here's a close-up: It's just difficult to see at the size I posted it:

I happened upon the video below yesterday while looking for something completely unrelated to Dukes. It's an episode of the Sally Field series 'Gidget' from 1966. As I was watching, a familiar face appeared. Peggy's only in it for about 20 seconds (4:22-4:42), and she's rather rudely credited simply as "Fat Lady".

Is it just me that pictures Cassandra Peterson when they see the name Elvira? It must be my age .

It's in 'Jude Emery' in season 2. The full quote (which is a bit of a giveaway) is: Boss: "Grady Byrd, the chances of you finding Snake Harmon by yourself rank right up there with Daisy Duke being made the next Pope." Enos: "That's funny, Mr. Hogg, 'cause Daisy's a Methodist."

Annie (get your gun)

If no one's answered them, feel free to respond. It's easy to imagine that all questions about Dukes must've been asked and answered by now, but new members like yourself always prove that wrong .

People still remember Dukes over here. This was question on a TV quiz just a couple of days ago. The answers in this round are an overlap of the picture clue and the word clue. Answer below: For anyone who's interested, you can watch the whole episode below. Each week, four celebrities play various games across five days, competing to win a selection of quirky prizes.