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Well done Redneck Girl, and thanks for your recent review of the Hazzard Homecoming. I can see the news that you're Fan of the Month has left you smiling from ear to ear .
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The Official Dukes of Hazzard Trivia Thread
HossC replied to Meadowmufn's topic in Dukes of Hazzard Trivia
I always knew the questions would get harder for me . Star and Moon sound to 'showbiz', and I'm inclined to agree with Brian and BL - Meadows sounds the most plausible, and it rings a bell somewhere - just don't know if it's the right bell!. -
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The Official Dukes of Hazzard Trivia Thread
HossC replied to Meadowmufn's topic in Dukes of Hazzard Trivia
Everyone seemed to know it was 'Undercover Dukes', points to all. Now an announcement: This will be my last question for a while. I have been posing questions for just over a year now and have had great fun doing so. On the downside, I can't remember the last time I sat down and watched an episode from start to finish without pausing it to take a screengrab or make a note of something that could be a question. Roger has kindly agreed to step in and ask questions while I'm on my sabbatical - it will give me a chance to show my ignorance . Thanks to all who've played during my tenure of this thread. I thought the following picture was appropriate for the situation. Q. Which episode from season 1 is this picture from?: -
spade According to Wikipedia: "Bucket and spade sets are traditional British seaside paraphernalia that can be bought cheaply from any beachside vendor." Now all I need is a beach, a stick of rock and a donkey ride .
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The Official Dukes of Hazzard Trivia Thread
HossC replied to Meadowmufn's topic in Dukes of Hazzard Trivia
So long as you can still differentiate your elbow for certain other parts of your body you should be OK . -
mild-mannered Click here if you don't get the connection. Sorry, I didn't mean to stall the thread.
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The Official Dukes of Hazzard Trivia Thread
HossC replied to Meadowmufn's topic in Dukes of Hazzard Trivia
Sorry Roger, everyone got the last question, so I thought I throw in a harder one. I'd have been surprised if anyone knew it - I just wanted some lucky guesses. The answer was D) July 12 1979. Q. Hal Smith, who played Henry Flatt, did a good job of staying out of Boss's way, but reappeared as Pop Durham in season 6. Which episode in season 6 did he appear?. -
Nice work CD. I see you even found a Maudine the mule lookalike on your travels . I'm sure you're probably a good Catholic boy who's pledged not to touch that some of stuff until you're legally allowed at 18 .
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Boy CD, you've got a good memory. The tunnel is seen about 7 minutes in, just after Bo and Luke get the Bugs Bunny doll. I would have thought that they had used the same tunnel as the one in 'Witness for the Persecution' (I'd guess that the piece of road they're on immediatley before the tunnel is somewhere west of Santa Clarita), but it looks like you're right - it is the tunnel in Griffith Park. The scene in 'Diamonds in the Rough' is virtually an exact copy of the scene from 'Witness for the Persecution': General Lee enters tunnel: Truck enters at the other end: General Lee makes it past the truck, through the tunnel, and out the other end: Bad guys have to reverse out the way they came in: If you look at the picture in the post above you'll see a couple of small changes: 1) There appears to be a faded white sign over the entrance. 2) There are yellow lines painted on the road. 3) The gates open outwards instead of inwards.
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Great tune from the '80s.
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Same title, very different song. Squeeze come from just down the road from where I worked in London.
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The Official Dukes of Hazzard Trivia Thread
HossC replied to Meadowmufn's topic in Dukes of Hazzard Trivia
Everyone's right - 'A' is Mary Jo Catlett aka. Cousin Alice. She appears in two or three episodes and even gets to wear a Hawaiian shirt - can't see Cousin Alice doing that. Since then I've also seen the M*A*S*H episodes with Rick Hurst and Bernard Fox (Iggins from 'Southern Comfurts') in. Q. In 'RIP Henry Flatt', what date did Henry Flatt die (according to his headstone)?: A) April 12 1979 May 12 1979 C) June 12 1979 D) July 12 1979 E) August 12 1979 -
It's really just an excuse to post an A/V mashup I came across recently that starts with this track. Normally mashups mix two songs together; this one mixes nine, including videos: The songs are: Isaac Hayes - Theme from Shaft John Williams - The Imperial March from Star Wars Leftfield - Phat Planet Chemical Brothers - Galvanize Sugarhill Gang - Apache (Switch Remix - A bit patchy) Fatboy Slim - Praise You Doug Wood Band - Drag Racer (BBC Snooker Theme) Daft Punk - Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger The Streets - Push things forward I'd say he was well known to people my age (or maybe a bit older) over here. Elvis Costello's cover of Charles Aznavour's song was used on the soundtrack to the movie 'Notting Hill'.
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Couldn't Get It Right - Climax Blues Band I also have a cover of this by Fun Lovin' Criminals, but I could only find a on YouTube.
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He had a beard and moustache in 'I'm Gonna Leave You Tomorrow', but not nearly on the same scale as the amount of hair he had in 'What's A Memory Like You (Doing In A Love Like This)'. Both John and Tom had facial hair in 'Christmas Comes To Willow Creek':
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I actually recognized quite a few. There was a good mixture of old and current IndyCar drivers as well as those from Sprint Cup. Jaques Villeneuve even drove F1 (the Montreal circuit is named after his father). Drivers don't really compete in different series concurrently over here.
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I Ain't Living Long Like This - Waylon Jennings Garrett, your link goes to 'I'm Gonna Leave You Tomorrow'. 'What's A Memory Like You (Doing In A Love Like This)' can be found here. Don't worry - it's not like it's a hardship having to listen to two John Schneider songs .
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