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    No, he was five hours late .
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    Sorrell appeared in two episodes of 'Columbo' in the '70s, and seeing as I've just mentioned that fact in The Official Dukes of Hazzard Trivia Thread, I thought I'd include a picture. The screengrab below is from the 1977 episode 'The Bye-Bye Sky High I.Q. Murder Case' (the other episode was 'Swan Song' in 1974).
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    I hope my tribute to Jack Klugman didn't mislead both of you, because the answer is A) Murder She Wrote, although Denver once played a character called Tom Quincy in an episode of 'Perry Mason'. I included 'Columbo' in the options because Sorrell Booke appeared in two episodes of that show. Despite (or maybe because of) her earlier marriage to Angela Lansbury's stepson, Cathy was never in 'Murder She Wrote'. The episodes were: Tom Wopat as Bill Dawson in 'Kendo Killing' (1996). Denver Pyle as Eben Connors in 'Coal Miner's Slaughter' (1988). Rick Hurst as Police Chief Slocum in 'Something Borrowed, Someone Blue' (1989). Byron Cherry as Deputy Will Roxie in 'It's a Dog's Life' (1984). The title of Denver's episode was obviously a play on the title of Loretta Lynn's biopic, and also included Dukes' guest star Hoyt Axton and Megan Mullally from 'Will & Grace'. For today's question I'm returning briefly to 'Opening Night at the Boar's Nest' (sorry Roger). Rosco used a "magic box" to make Boss disappear, but what was the Oriental design on the front of it? A) A pagoda The Great Wall of China C) A panda D) A Samurai warrior E) Mount Fuji
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    Seeing as no one else is jumping in with answers, I'll put you out of your misery, Roger. Cletus crashed his car to distract Bo and Luke while Rosco swapped the horses in 'The Rustlers'. 'Enos in Trouble' was close, but it was from another episode where Enos was the target: 'Enos's Last Chance' (Scanlon was after Enos). You were right about 'Jude Emery' (and you got all the owners first time round) . As he was the star of one of the choices, I'll dedicate this question to Jack Klugman, who sadly passed away on Monday at the age of 90. Cast regulars Tom Wopat, Denver Pyle, Rick Hurst and Byron Cherry have all made guest appearances in which TV detective show? A) Murder She Wrote Columbo C) Remington Steele D) Hart to Hart E) Quincy M.E.
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    The one you have right is actually Rosco's Le Mans in 'To Catch a Duke'. I remembered the Doomsday Gang blowing a car up, but had to double-check whose it was - turns out it was Rosco's patrol car (in virtually the same location). Here's a hint for each one of the others: Enos's car gets blown up because Enos is the target! Cletus crashes his car to act as a distraction. Grady Byrd was in two episodes.
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    OK, so Roger's got all the drivers/owners correct, but only one of the episodes. Can y'all help him out before I reveal the answers?
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    After Jesse got Rosco to move, he finally got the banner up just in time for the big day .
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    No problem, Roger.
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    I saw it, but it's really late here. I will get to it first thing in the morning :)

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    I was going to send out the picture below in PMs - posting it here eliminates the risk of missing anyone . "Beannachtaí an tSéasúir" to CDoherty and anyone else in Ireland. "¡Feliz Navidad y próspero año nuevo!" to CarlosArgentino and the Spanish speakers. "Buon Natale e felice anno nuovo" to i1976! and any other Italian members. For the rest of y'all, I hope "Merry Christmas and a happy New Year" does the job .
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    Three Pack was actually Madame Delilah's sidekick in 'The Fortune Tellers', but I'm glad it's not just me who mixes up the two episodes . You're right about the mystery guest star, she was the genie (your spelling suggests a preoccupation with Barbara Eden ). The actress is Katherine Moffat, who was often credited as "Kitty Moffat" around this time. She played Hughie Hogg's girlfriend, Trixie, in 'When You Wish Upon a Hogg' (see below). She also had guest appearances in many other '70s/80s favorites such as 'CHiPs', 'Fantasy Island', 'The Love Boat', 'T.J. Hooker', 'Simon & Simon', 'Crazy Like a Fox', 'Knots Landing', and Dukes spin-off 'Enos' (as Kitty Ruth-Moffat). Here's another picture question. Can you name the Hazzard lawman associated with each of these civilian vehicles? Each car was driven and/or owned by one of Hazzard's finest! Bonus points can be won by naming the episodes in which they appeared.
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    hotel
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    It looks like I was wrong about the Griffith Observatory only appearing in the shot above. I'm not sure how I missed it, but there's a good chance that the scene below was filmed there too . "...Bo and Gabby took a stroll to look at the stars." Here's a close-up of them sitting on the steps of the observatory, just before Gabby surprises Bo by breaking into Merle Haggard's 'Somewhere Between'.
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    OK, the episode was 'When You Wish Upon a Hogg', so does anyone have the answer to the question: Can you name her, or the part she played in Dukes?
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    drag
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    There were only 17 episodes in season 7, and (by my count) only eight had female guest stars. I'll narrow down her appearance to one of these four: 'Happy Birthday, General Lee' 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Duke' 'No More Mr. Nice Guy' 'When You Wish Upon a Hogg' Maybe the answer will appear to you in a puff of smoke .
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    Roger, I think I've found an answer in one of Waylon's lines from 'Coy Meets Girl': "Now, why anybody would leave Hazzard for Loomis is beyond me. But some folks is peculiar."
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    Looks like you're on your own again, Roger. Luckily, you went for the right answer. The name is seen several times, but it's clearer during the model sequence (left). New question below. Here's another mystery guest star for y'all. There's a tenuous laundry connection because the character in the picture on the left went to Mr. Lee's Laundry to hire 'The A-Team'. A year later she appeared in an episode of 'Knight Rider', trying to tempt Michael Knight to join a gang and steal a dangerous nerve-gas. Can you name her, or the part she played in season 7 of Dukes?
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    balloon
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    That should be OK for me.
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    wheels Wagon Wheels are chocolate marshmallow biscuits that are available in Australia, Canada, Iran, Malta, the Republic of Ireland, Russia and the United Kingdom, but not the USA. Apparently, they're similar to Scooter Pies in the northern states and Moon Pies in the southern ones.
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    Horses From the first letter of the Cockney alphabet, in which case I guess it should really be 'orses.
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    I've just seen the date on my last post in this thread, and didn't realize how long ago it was. With that in mind, I'd better crack on. There are very few different patrol cars in season 7 - it seems that most of the criminals usually end up in the hands of the Hazzard Police (or on one occasion, Sheriff Little). Then, like proverbial London buses, three come along at once. They all appear in 'Cool Hands, Luke & Bo'. The first is a dark blue and white Osage County Fury driven by Sheriff 'Droopy' Cathcarte (you can see my Fan Art version here). The A-pillar spotlights suggest that it may have been one of Sheriff Little's cars that got repainted. This rather dirty 1971 Impala belongs to the Osage County Prison. It's seen a number of times around the prison and the work crew. It also crashes through a mattress truck near the end of the episode (in a model sequence), and rams the Osage patrol car, complete with Cassius Claibourne, across the Hazzard County line. The episode finishes with a brief, and final appearance of a black and white State Police car. This is actually the best shot I could get - the grille and tail lights are never visible, but the black & whites are usually 1977/78 Dodge Monacos. If you look at the rear fender you can see the reflection of one of the spotlights. For the last picture I'm returning to season 2. Jake told me I'd missed a car from 'Return Of The Ridge Raiders'. Back then I was really only covering police cars, so I didn't include this 1971 AMC Matador belonging to Allied Security. The guards are meant to be protecting a truck, but they get into an argument with Sheriff Buster Moon, who runs them off the road. The car also takes part in a chase a little later in the episode. I think that completes seasons 1-7 (unless y'all know differently). I'll try to post the patrol cars from the TV movies before the end of the year!
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    Those dates are fine with me, just remember that I'm on GMT, which is five hours ahead of Eastern. Ideally it would be good if we could start by 8 p.m. Eastern as that is already 1 a.m. for me.
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    There's points for both of you as you're both right, although a bicycle wasn't Rosco's first choice. He originally tried to get on a jackass, but fell off. As Waylon said, "... Rosco was in need of any transportation. But knowing his luck with vehicles, he'd soon be filling out forms for wrecking a mule." Rosco then spotted a boy with a bicycle laughing at him, and told him "I'm gonna have to 'condameer' it." (new question below) In 'Sittin' Dukes', the convicts escaped from prison in a laundry van. What was the name of the commercial laundry service on the side of the van? A) Adam's David's C) Michael's D) Peter's E) Simon's
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