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Three PACK - (from 'The Fortune Tellers')

Welcome to HNet, Jeff. I'm sure the answers to a lot of your questions have already been posted here if you have the time to look. We can point you in the right direction if you're stuck. You could also try to get hold of a copy of "The Dukes of Hazzard: The Unofficial Companion" by David Hofstede. Used copies can be had on Amazon for under $5 (it's currently $15.75 new). The death knell for the Dukes on TV and the flag on the car was the Charleston church shootings by Dylann Roof, although Warner Bros had been actively changing the packaging of Dukes related merchandize for years to hide the Confederate flag. Following the events in Charlottesville, VA last week, I can't see Dukes returning to US TV screens anytime soon, because the flag and General Lee (the man, not the car) are still very emotive issues at the moment. As I said above, the subject has been covered in the threads here in some depth.

MIDWEST Street - (the section of the WB backlot used as Hazzard Square)

As you want to see 'The Ghost of General Lee', I'd suggest season 2. Season 4 is slightly longer (27 episodes), and Season 5 includes the Coy and Vance episodes.

Same title, very different song. Ruby - Kaiser Chiefs

Pritchard INDUSTRIES - (L.S. Pritchard's company from "Farewell, Hazzard")

There's a trailer on YouTube (below) which doesn't inspire me to watch the whole movie. It's currently rated at 3.9 on IMDb.

The GHOST of GENERAL Lee

Neil BISHOP

"White lines and city limit signs" - can't help putting a different spin on that line after Tom's recent arrest! He should have listened to Grandmaster Flash's "White Lines (Don't Do It)". Anyway, back to the music. Here's an Irish band y'all may not have heard of. Celebrate - An Emotional Fish

YALE School of Drama - (attended by Sorrell Booke)

Boss' UNCLE Silas - (mentioned in "The Haunting of J.D. Hogg")

"The way you drive, we'd better pick up a new right QUARTERPANEL, a left QUARTERPANEL..." - Bo to Luke in "Enos Strate to the Top"

Elton LOGGINS - (DJ on Hazzard's radio station)

Dr. JEKYLL and Mr. Duke

I can't let the passing of Glen Campbell go by without a mention. I've already posted "Galveston", so here's a later song: Sunflower - Glen Campbell R.I.P. Glen Travis Campbell (April 22, 1936 - August 8, 2017).

GEORGIA - (thought I'd keep it simple )

That was probably the place that John was thinking of, but he actually claimed to be from Snailville. Luckily, the show's producers knew even less about Geogia than he did.

Melanie DUBOIS

BIRDS Gotta Fly

For the record, in the 'Dukes Family Tree' featurette, Gy Waldron describes Enos as being "in his late 20s".

Great idea. Cooter had a couple of loaner cars like the hard-to-forget Road Runner from 'Jude Emery'. He also had a green 1968 Chevrolet C-10 pickup, which I assume he used to collect parts. Aside from that, he must've had a heap of crashed Plymouth Furys and Dodge Monacos .

It's good to have you back, Garrett. I don't seem to have the time to watch the races this year, but I try to remember to look at the results. Having said that, I did get to see the second half of yesterday's race at Watkins Glen, and really enjoyed it. The variations in tire/fuel strategies made for a nail-biting conclusion, which followed a long period of green-flag racing. I don't know why, but I like Watkins Glen a lot more than the other road course, Sonoma.

HiXX - (character in "Sittin Dukes") That last one sounds familiar, Hobie. What made you think of that quote .

Tales of the VIENNA Hoods - (one of the animated episodes) BTW. Aunt Hortense was in "The Return of Hughie Hogg".