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from the episode 'Luke's Love Story'
Thanks for this one - I have a soft spot for Frankie
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average
(the mathematical mean)
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I wrote of Bo as the blond man and Luke as the brown (not dark) one... I suppose "blond and brown man" means man with blond hair and man with brown hair. I'm not English, as you... so I'm confused
In italian there's no reason to say brown-haired man, 'cause brown is usually referred to hair and not to skin, as blond is referred to hair and not to skin...Some English out there to solve this doubt??? LOL
Oops! I meant Brown instead of dark.I just searched something in google. When I type Blonde, I see blonde haired men, when I type Brown man I find dark skin colored men and when I type Brown haired man I find wel... Brown haired men.
So i think it is wrong here to say Brown man.
This is my opinion as someone who has English as their first language. "Blonde" is a female with blonde hair, the male equivalent is "blond". I wouldn't use "brown" on its own to describe someone as it's likely to be taken as a not very politically correct reference to skin color. If you're wanting to refer to hair color, your choice is either "brown-haired" or "brunet"/"brunette" (male/female). Hope this helps.
i1976, is Catherine Burns a reference to Catherine Bach and George Burns? I seem to remember vaguely they we're on a show together ones.I'd never heard of it before, but you're right. Catherine was a guest on George Burns' 1984 TV special, 'How to Live to be 100' (which he just managed). Here's the TV Guide for that week:
I found a short clip on YouTube. NB. The first live bit is about 48 seconds in, and the rest is a mixture of stills and blank screens. Cathy does aerobics with some cheerleaders:
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I know that Hoss, but I mean the pic was made between or after filming so why was the guy still holding the boom mic?
Sorry, I misunderstood you. It looks like there's a camera on the left, so maybe they're doing a run-through and getting sound levels. Alternatively, it could be held on some sort of mechanical support arm, but I can find very few pictures where the boom arm isn't being held directly by a person.
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I wonder why the mic was just hanging there. I always though some guy was holding it but outside filmig I don't see why anyone would do that.
They definitely used those boom mics for outside filming because they're visible in a couple of scenes. Both of these pictures are from the Bloopers thread.
In the first from 'Carnival of Thrills' you can see the mic centered at the bottom:
In this one from 'Hazzard Connection' you can see the mic at the top right and its shadow next to Rosco:
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I bet that you must have felt like a child in a candy store. By the way, did you enter it via the window or did the doors open?
It looks like the pushbar goes into the hole under the bumper, this was in the series only for jump cars.
Also, aint the colour a bit too bright?
Anyway, If your a Dukes fans its amazing to see one.
The owner wouldn't let me go through the window. Probably just as well seeing as the door locks were still sticking up.
It wasn't an exact replica because it had a black interior, but is was the way the owner wanted it, and I was grateful for the chance to sit inside.
That museum is great, not so much American muscle cars but the collection is great.They have a red room, it is filled with about 30 red cars varying from The Lamborghini Countach to a Triumph Spitfire and BMWs.
They have two very rare cars which were from the 20s, unfortunately there was no information included unlike all the other cars but they looked to be a Duesenberg and a Bugatti but i'm not sure.
There were a lot of Ferrari's, some Corvettes, Two beetles, Lotus cars, Fords, Mr Bean's Mini, a BMW 3 wheeler, 3 Tanks, Volkswagen's, 50s Cadillac De Ville and an American Ambulance like the one use in 'Deputy Dukes' but in red.
Overall I spend many hours in there as there was just a lot to see, From American to European cars and even some Russian ones.
If your into racing you should also pay a visit to Beaulieu, their collection is also very good for racing cars.
I've seen pictures of the red room - it's quite impressive.
I have been to Beaulieu, but it was about the time Dukes started ie. over 30 years ago - you can imagine how cool a monorail was to a small child in the late '70s
. My brother went a few years ago, so it's probably time for me to go again.The show I really want to get to is the Goodwood Festival of Speed (again in the south of England). They have road and racing cars of all ages and from all over the world, along with top racing drivers, and some of the old cars go racing!
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They're not so easy to see in Europe are they?
I've been lucky enough to see three.
The first I saw on a freeway in Richmond, VA. back in 1983, but I didn't get a good look.
Then, a few years ago I went to The Cars of the Stars museum in the north of England. It's closed now and I think the collection went to Florida, but one of their exhibits claimed to be a genuine screen-used General Lee. They had several Bond cars and Batmobiles etc. as well, but they only allowed you to take photographs if you spent a certain amount in their gift shop. It was a quite a small place and the no photo policy really sucked, but it's a shame the cars have gone so far away.
About two or three years ago I went to an American car show here in Ireland and finally got to sit in a General - you should've seen the smile on my face
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BTW, Roth, what's the Haynes Museum like? I planned to go a few years back, but never made it.
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Thank you for the aerials Hoss but i still can't figure out at which side (north, south or west) the hood slide was filmed.
You know he was trying to walk over the car but slipped? also he cut his hands on the antenna, since that moment they removed the antenna's.
Here's a few screengrabs to explain the geography. First is the General approaching Starr Recording from the northern end of Spring Street:
This is the building that used to be on the opposite side of the street:
Daisy then waits in the General in a car park which is between the studio and the freeway on the aerial maps. The back of the studio is the building above the hood on the right. Boss's Caddy escapes by driving down the ramp behind the General and going north up Williams Street (the road parallel to the freeway).
This is the view looking north-west from roughly where the General was parked. The brick building on the right has now gone. The white sign just to the left of the Atlanta patrol car is actually on the far side of the freeway. The General pushes the patrol car out of the way and heads south on Williams Street.
And yes, I had heard the story about the antenna.
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Thank you for that link Hoss! now thats a really big change.
Did you notice there is actually a recording studio in STARR recording at the moment?
I did notice that, but forgot to include it in my post.
The back of those buildings (where the famous hood slide was filmed) has also changed considerably. Here is an aerial view from 1978 with the Starr Recording building highlighted for reference. Spring Street goes north to south roughly in the center of the picture:
This aerial from 2013 shows the freeway is now much wider, and the little row of buildings by Starr Recording is about the only part of the whole area to remain untouched. The turquoise square on the lower right side is actually the top of One Atlantic Center, an 820 foot tall skyscraper.
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Great pics of Atlanta. I still find it interesting that the buildings on that side of the street have survived virtually unchanged, but the other side has changed beyond all recognition. I thought I'd posted a Google Maps link in the Hazzard Square thread, but it was actually hidden away in the trivia thread (and no longer works for some reason):
Recent Street View of Starr Recording building on Spring Street NW.
I'm going to agree with you about the two people you named in the last picture, but can't offer any more names.
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Sorry to hear that you're still having problems, Roger, but you're not alone. Unfortunately, it sometimes goes with computer owenership. Last week I did a regular Windows update and an anti-virus update, and one of them seems to have stopped Adobe Flash working properly. That doesn't just affect YouTube, but also a load of other sites that use some amount of flash on their pages. When I tried reverting to the previous setup, my computer spent about 20-30 minutes going through the motions before telling me the operation had failed for an unknown reason! After trying various unistalls/reinstalls I think I've fixed it by changing a setting in Flash, but it was a pain to track down.
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I forgot the name of the episode but this car was used in the episode
where girl car strippers open a shop in Hazzard with their stolen parts.
The episode is 'Arrest Jesse Duke' in season 2.
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Just seen that the race has been postponed until tomorrow (Sunday) at noon ET.
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Rain delay in Kentucky - it'll probably start too late for me to see all of it
.When the race does start, there will be a competition caution at lap 30 to check tire wear. No re-fuelling will be allowed until then.
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From the 'Everything Dukes of Hazzard Related Tribute Page' on facebook, picture from Cindy willis.
I've just checked out the Everything DUKES of Hazzard Related Tribute PAGE - Corey Eubanks is the lead admin for the page.
Cindy Wills was a new name to me, but it looks like she doubled for Cathy in some of the stunts (her IMDb page lists some other stunt work, but not Dukes). Her name appears among the 'Likes' under some of the posts.
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It looks like most of the pre-race coverage of tomorrow's race in Kentucky has centered on Kyle Petty's comments about Danica Patrick. In an interview with SPEED, Petty said “I don’t have a problem with her being a marketing machine -- more power to her.â€, but he went on to say “ … Danica has been the perfect example of somebody who can qualify better than what she runs. She can go fast, but she can’t race. I think she’s come a long way, but she’s still not a race car driver. And I don’t think she’s ever going to be a race car driver.â€
You can see the original story here. Danica's response is here. Dale Earnhardt Jr. has come out in support of Danica - you can read his view here.
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Here's the provisional starting order for tomorrow's Quaker State 400 at the Kentucky Speedway:
1. Dale Earnarhdt Jr
2. Carl Edwards
3. Jimmie Johnson
4. Kyle Busch
5. Marcos Ambrose
6. Denny Hamlin
7. Ryan Newman
8. Brad Keselowski
9. Brian Vickers
10. Juan Pablo Montoya
11. Joey Logano
12. Jeff Gordon
13. Ricky Stenhouse Jr
14. Jeff Burton
15. Clint Bowyer
16. Matt Kenseth
17. A.J. Allmendinger
18. Aric Almirola
19. Martin Truex Jr.
20. Greg Biffle
21. Kasey Kahne
22. Kevin Harvick
23. Jamie McMurray
24. Paul Menard
25. Tony Stewart
26. Austin Dillon
27. Kurt Busch
28. David Stremme
29. Danica Patrick
30. Landon Cassill
31. Casey Mears
32. Dave Blaney
33. Michael McDowell
34. David Gilliland
35. JJ Yeley
36. David Reutimann
37. Josh Wise
38. David Ragan
39. Mike Bliss
40. Travis Kvapil
41. Joe Nemecheck
42. Scott Riggs
43. Ken Schrader
I think the commentator said that the top nine drivers broke the lap record. I tuned in just in time to see Ricky get third, but he got pushed down to 13th by the end. Garrett, can you ask Jeff to get out of Ricky's way at the start? - I don't want him being held up
.According to NASCAR.com, the race will be on TNT at 07:30 PM ET, but after last week it might be best to check your listings.
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I believe it is Corey in the Luke shirt and Al Wyatt Jnr in the Bo shirt.
More great pics, Roth. I think this shot from 'Farewell, Hazzard' (that I originally posted in the Bloopers thread) shows Al Wyatt Jr behind the wheel as Bo.
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Sorry to disappoint you Roger, but it ain't gonna happen this year. Because this year, is the CUBS year, all the way!
I may have said the same thing for the past twenty some years, but, you know, that is besides the point...one of these years I will be correct and it might as well as be this year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Cubs won't win until 2015 - did you learn nothing from 'Back to the Future Part II'?
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The Chickasaw car must be from one of the later seasons as it doesn't have the fangs on the front.
Anyone knows the story behind this picture? It doesn't look like it was caused by stunt driving.
It immediately made me think of the stunt below from 'Hughie Hogg Strikes Again'. It's clearly not the car from that stunt, but something similar could produce the damage seen above.
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I heard this on the radio a couple of weeks ago for the first time in ages. I'm suprised it hasn't made it to this thread before:
Jackson - Johnny Cash & June Carter
One of the listeners suggested that Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood's version is better. I actually like both of them - see what y'all think:
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Was it my imagination, or were there even more commercial breaks than usual today? I'd swear that several times they only showed two laps of racing between commercials.
Garrett, I'm sure you're happy with the result, but you forgot to mention DW jointly giving the command "Drivers, start your engines" and saying "Boogity, boogity, boogity! Let's go racin' boys and girls" - I bet you liked that bit too
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Contrary to Garrett's earlier insinuation, I don't have a lot of techno in my collection, but I'd hate to turn down a request
.I you enjoy this as much as I enjoyed NKOTB
Hey Boy Hey Girl - The Chemical Brothers
Don't forget to play it loud.
Superstar DJs - here we go!
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Am sure it was probably a mistake on who ever does their website then...what ya know, I'm not the only one to make mistakes!
To borrow a quote from Peanuts creator Charles M. Schulz that I posted recently in another thread:
"I never made a mistake in my life. I thought I did once, but I was wrong."
One Word Song Titles
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A radio show I regularly listen to featured Steve Winwood in its weekly "four songs from one artist" section earlier today. This track didn't come up, but I dug it up for a listen anyway. It's the third post in this thread with the same title, but they're all different songs. I spotted the name Jennings in the writing credits, but it turned out to be Will Jennings, not Waylon.
Valerie - Steve Winwood
A few years ago Eric Prydz released a dance track called Call On Me which featured a sample from the chorus of 'Valerie' (for those of you who know the track, I picked a video with a still image rather than the aerobics one
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While we're on Steve Winwood I thought I'd include another track from when he was in a group called Traffic. I picked it because just this morning I was reading about a man called Charles Hatfield. Nearly 100 years ago he was offered $10,000 by the San Diego city council to use his secret mixture of 23 chemicals to make it rain and fill the Moreno Dam reservoir. It subsequently rained for most of January 1916, the resulting floods caused $3.5 million worth of damage, and the council refused to pay up. In 1956 his story was told in the Burt Lancaster movie 'The Rainmaker'. I don't think there's any connection between Charles Hatfield and this song, other than the title, but I couldn't resist the coincidence.
Rainmaker - Traffic (Live in Santa Monica 1972)