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A good spread of answers there, and on this occasion it's GLG who takes the point - the episode was 'Enos's Last Chance'. I think it was the scene when Scanlon is checking he's got the right man. Q. In 'Nothing but the Truth', Uncle Jesse sends Bo and Luke into town to buy some groceries (including brown sugar). With Rhuebottom's shut where do they go?: A) Mark's Emporium Maxwell's Emporium C) Martin's Emporium D) Mason's Emporium E) Michael's Emporium

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This is the view as the General drives away from the Bloody Bucket club. The buildings in front are part of French Street. The ones at the side are new, which means that Red Perkins' garage (building #25) from Reunion has finally been replaced by the buildings that are shown on the map. Enos is shown running down French Street a little later on. The music pirating business is being run from the back of the old Hazzard Square drug store (building #7). The front of the store looks quite derelict. I considered posting picture of Bo and Luke's arrival at this location because it shows a wider view, but it takes place at night, and the other buildings aren't visible. Building #6 has a very different look to how it appeared in the series. Building #5 now seems to offer shoe repairs. For some reason this shot of Gabby driving the General away to get help has been mirrored. It's probably to be consistant with the wide shot that shows the car traveling right to left. I guess they never thought anyone would notice. They were a couple of scenes in the series where they did the same thing. The store in the background is Popeye's Chicken & Biscuits on North Hollywood Way - check it out here. As they try to escape, Bo and Luke get cornered in this alley. It's the alley between buildings 12 and 13. Luckily, Daisy rescues them with the help of the prop gun she "borrowed" from the movie set.

Looks like you're still having fun on the ranch - keep up the good work. In one of the early drafts of the script for 'Back to the Future' they were going to use a refrigerator for the time machine. It was changed to the DeLorean because they were worried that kids would try to copy the movie and get trapped.

Not the first time a reflection has helped us out!. More difficult and time consuming than I first thought it would be!. This is Patch on the phone just before he's confronted by Deacon and her boys. The stores are purely background, and play no part in the story. As far as I can tell this is the other arm of New York Street. If you go back to the map, it's about five stores to the left of the 'B'. The store with the circular top floor that's visible on the map seems to have been added later. 'Hazzard in Hollywood' has two black and white sequences, and I'll deal with the second in a couple of posts' time. The first is when Luke reminisces about saying goodbye to Anita Blackwood. The store on the left looks like it's building #26 on French Street. A very small part of the house that replaced Rhuebottom's is visible in the background. Apart from knowing that this scene wasn't filmed in French Street, it initially had me stumped. Then I recognized the former hotel in Hazzard Square (building #13) on the left. That would mean that the store on the right with 'Clothing' on is part of the new building #16. While trying to sell her motorcycle, Daisy stumbles onto a movie set. This street is another part of the unnamed set that's near New York Street (as used in 'Big Brothers, Duke' etc.). Daisy enters the set from near the Warner Boulevard entrance. This set also appears in another scene later on, but that's for another post.

In the movie 'Hazzard in Hollywood', all the vehicles are much newer and shinier than in the series. This can lead to problems, like in this scene where Patch walks around the side of his gleaming pickup truck. It's not easy to see in this still image, but in the movie you can clearly see a reflection of the film crew in the side of the truck as they follow the action. I guess I should be thankful for reflections, they've helped find a couple of locations in the Hazzard Square thread .

This is B.B. leaving his house. I don't have any other reference pictures to go by, but I think this house is the one that replaced Cooter's garage in Hazzard Square (and the house next to it replaced Rhuebottom's). This is the scene where the Russians are chasing Bo and Luke from the campsite. I nearly left this picture out because I wasn't able to identify the location. Most of the other LA locations have either a recognizable landmark, street name or business. However, it turns out that there's more than one McDonalds in LA (who'd have thought it!). It did eventually work out that it's Fletcher Drive, just around the corner from Silver Lake Boulevard (see above). The camera lens really shortens the road here. The tire shop appears to be miles away from the Chevron gas station when you look in Street View. The blue, white and yellow sign (patrly hidden by the tree on the left) is 'M & W Liquor' (still there), while the blue and red sign is for 'York Sheet Metal'. Their sign has changed, but their phone number is still the same. The other liquor store and the tire shop with 'Drive Service' on the wall that appear just after this are slightly further down the same street (do a 180 in the Street View link). It apppears that the General skids around the corner by the second tire shop and pulls into a car wash. In real life, the car wash is 10 minutes away, across Silver Lake Reservoir, on the corner of Prospect Avenue and Vermont Avenue. 'Orange Bee Jay' is now 'Machos Tacos', but the car wash is still there - they do a wash and wax for $9.99 (or $8.99 if you believe their other sign). Sadly, it's under new management, and staff are now fully clothed. Check it out on Street View, the empty concrete building seen in the background in the movie is now US Bank and Starbucks Coffee. Bo: You know, Luke, I think this would go over real big in Hazzard. Luke: I love this town. As Mufn pointed out back on post #77, the ATM that Rosco uses/destroys is on the New York Street set. It's the same building that played the Bank of Capitol City a couple of times.

You should stop by more often MaryAnne.

Thanks Roger. To answer the last question, I'll give the whole quote, because there's no context for it: "Rosco always takes Albert Einstein, his champion-stud basset hound wherever he goes. You might notice that Albert ain't moving. The reason is, he's dead. Albert passed two years ago, but Rosco was so brokenhearted he had a dog doll made and named him Albert." I'm getting the hint that y'all don't like questions about the reunion movies, so I'm going back to the shows. Q. Which episode is this newpaper from?:

I don't know about the James Garner movie, but the tunnel from the original run of Dukes was in 'Witness for the Persecution' in season 2. Here's the line you remembered: This tunnel is on Soledad Canyon Road, a few miles east of Santa Clarita. It was also the tunnel that was used in Steven Spielberg's movie 'Duel'. You can check it out on Street View here.

When Rosco's RV is stolen, the chase is on. Bo and Luke spot it going through this tunnel and give chase. The tunnel is on Mount Hollywood Drive in Griffith Park - check it out here. Rosco and Cletus pick a different direction. This is the same intersection as above, but facing the other way. Some of the other shots, including the view of the Griffith Observatory, were filmed on the unpaved roads nearby. Rosco and Cletus's search leads them to this street. The stores may be new, but it's the same old New York Street set underneath. The street also seems to include every racial/social stereotype that the writers could think of (or get away with). Meanwhile, Bo and Luke's pursuit ends when they stop to 'even the odds' in a fight. The fight, the meeting with Cypriano and friends, and the General Lee jump all take place at the end of Silver Lake Boulevard - you can see it here. If you've clicked on the Street View link, you'll also see the house on the corner of Glenhurst Avenue where the block party takes place. The house where Bo picks up Gabriela is three houses down. It looks like the present owners aren't so keen on gardening.

Hi knightprowl, welcome to HazzardNet, sorry I missed your post for a few days. I have no problem with you using my artwork for your GTA mod as long as you don't money from it (if you plan to make money, we need to talk ). I do plan some more signs, buildings and possibly vehicles in the near future, it's just that the Hazzard Square thread has been taking a fair bit of my time for the last couple of months - I'm nearly finished now. As you can appreciate, some of the vehicles and buildings take many hours of work (I'd hate to count them), so I glad you like them. If there's anything you'd like to see, let me know and I'll try to jump it up the list - no promises though. If you're after a particular sign, let me know which episode it's in so I can find it easily. With regard to your PMing problems, it looks like you must have turned off those options when you set up your account. If that's the case, follow the steps below: 1) Click on 'User CP' on the left of the menu bar (near the top of the screen). 2) Click 'Edit Options' (about half way down on the left). 3) Tick the boxes marked 'Enable Private Messaging' and 'Enable Visitor Messaging'. 4) Click 'Save Changes' at the bottom. If that doesn't work, post here again and one of the moderators will see it. Usually your first 10 or so posts are moderated.

While, like Roger, I'm dubious of a new series, I thought I throw another name into the ring for Uncle Jesse's part. That man is the musician Seasick Steve. Ok, he's more of a bluesman than country, but here's some of the reasons I think he might work: 1) He already has the white beard and wears plaid shirts, bib and braces and John Deere caps. 2) Although he's originally from California, he spent some time living around the Mississippi and Tennessee area. 3) Success came to him late in life, and one of things he bought was a tractor - he says he's not into farming, but enjoys plowing. 4) He's a really down-to-earth guy, and I can't find a bad word written about him. I think most of his success has been in Europe, and I'm not sure how well known he is in the US, so here's a couple of interviews with him. Both feature different custom-made guitars he uses that were created from very unusual objects: Seasick Steve on Top Gear Finally, the man can play. Here's the performance that got him noticed. The song was also the title of his first successful album - "I started out with nothin', and I still got most of it left":

Lizzy and BL are both 4 years out, so I guess 1/2 a point each - the answer was 6 years as can be seen below: Today is also the 1st anniversary of me joining HazzardNet . Roger, I'm sorry, I've been getting screengrabs from 'Hazzard in Hollywood' for the last week (see the latest post in the Hazzard Square thread), so there's a couple of questions from that movie before I return to the series. Q. What was the name of Rosco's stuffed dog in 'Hazzard in Hollywood'?.

Sorry the last part of this thread has taken a while, but I haven't forgotten 'Hazzard in Hollywood'. I've been busy sorting through all the pictures and tracking down locations. I'm going to go slightly off-topic with some of the posts and look at some of the other parts of LA that were used for filming. I'll start with a recognizable scene from Hazzard Square. The 6th Annual Hazzard Hoe-Down (featuring Toby Keith) takes place roughly between buildings 19 and 21. The house on the left is the one next to Boss's old house. In fact, this picture is very similar to the view of the arrival 'Double Zero' two pictures back. As for the rest of the square, it's obvious that the businesses have changed again, but the only one I could make out was a cafe, and I couldn't get a clear shot of that. When the Dukes, Cooter, Rosco and Cletus arrive in LA they start off with a bit of sightseeing. I've included four of the locations below. They were only filmed eleven years ago, and haven't changed that much. The first is the General and Rosco's RV turning onto Sunset Boulevard from North La Brea Avenue. El Pollo Loco has changed it's signage, but is still there - see Google Street View here. The second picture is Pacific's Cinerama Theatre on Sunset Boulevard. You can see that here. The third picture shows the 'Oldest Restaurant in Hollywood' - Musso & Frank Grill on Hollywood Boulevard. The trees have grown too much to show the sign from the same side, but the other side can be seen here. We're back on Sunset Boulevard for the last picture. The Directors Guild of America is here. I thought this one deserved to be full size. At last we see the famous Hollywood sign as the General heads up North Gower Street and is just about to cross Franklin Avenue. It's amazing what a difference a lens can make. The sign is clearly visible here, but on Street View the hills look much further away. The last four pictures are all in the same location, the corner of Riverside Drive and Whitsett Avenue (big clue in the second picture!). You can see all the views by spinning around the Street View. It looks like the store was a real liquor store that's still there today.