Hobie Hartkins

Ridgemont High

I know where they went! They put them out on the back 40, close to where they run the Moonshine 400, so drivers can get gas, close by!

Yes they were but I can't remember who …..or when....

I got gas for 79 cents a gallon yesterday ( My wife works at Krogers and we have gas points...so...40 cents off!!)

Two hitmen with a high powered rifle,......I always thought it was funny when that Fed. told Jesse, " They've got hit men everywhere!".....TWO hit men.....everywhere!....LOL!

Dr. Watson

lobster

-Rosco called Enos and Boss meadowmuffins in this ep. Every time I hear that I always think of HazzardNet's Supreme Superior Commander. Oh Yes!! I hope she's doing well. We miss you Muffn! ( She's a very nice young lady!) Stay in touch as best you can and keep us up on things!- great Waylon quote to start the show "There's places in this part of the South that are so peaceful and quiet that a man could almost sit and listen to his hair grow. In case any of y'all gotta be told, this ain't one of them places." I always thought he had the best lines!!

Here's a thought....as far as dealing with life's stress, etc. , this will help you cope: It is impossible to feel fear, anger or anxiety while completely relaxed, quiet and composed. Develop a Psychic Umbrella, a Quiet Room....aka, Hazzard County!

Most definitely !! You name the time, etc. and I'll bring the hooch! ( Some of my finest! )

Most definitely! Here in Hazzard, we're all friends and it's real close in here...nice and cozy! If you know about the Dukes and the town, you may know about the guy that owns the car lot just outside of town, the town drunk...Hobie Harkins. That's where I got my name but I bet I don't drink more than 6 beers a year! I just used his name because I think he's hilarious! I joke a lot though about making it and drinking it ( although I've only had Moonshine twice in my whole life! )

I guess we're ALL " Duke Boys" in here....except the " Duke Girls" in here...lol!

Bread

Good deal...I'm half way through season 7 right now myself.

lol...poor Boss was upset because he was roadblock 3 and not 1. That was always funny to me. " And why my road block is not number 1 and not number 3 I'll never know why...."lol

Woman

It's good to see you here msmontecarlo! Don't be a stranger!!

Wow! Now that's interesting! They all just seemed to "Make the rounds", so to speak, on the different shows!

As far as Lucas K.... My grandmother's maiden name ( born in 1910) was Ruby V. White and the V didn't stand for anything! They did that sometimes back then. They would put a letter but nothing with it.

Heck what was Cooter's first name? I hope it wasn't cooter.... I can't remember the episode but Luke called him Coterrance one time and that sounds like what Cooter could be short for!

Fry

Trisha Yearwood

- The part where a crying Jesse was sitting down with Rosco in the Boar's Nest after being told the boys were dead was one of the most emotional in Dukes history. If you'll notice ( and this is the Psychologist coming out in me...B.S.p '88), Jesse, while hurting over the news about Bo and Luke, held Rosco's hand, as Rosco was telling Jesse how much he would miss them. When you're hurting, it comforts you to comfort someone else who is hurting too! I loved seeing Rosco's reaction when chasing the Dukes later in the show again after earlier thinking they were dead. He was one happy Sheriff. Rosco just wouldn't be Rosco if he couldn't chase the Dukes. The line he said right after, was, " Just like old times!" He actually enjoyed chasing them! LOL!! There was a blooper in the pre-opening song scenes. Jesse said " That wake in there is for you" when his mouth wasn't moving. I noticed that before. There is also a blooper like that when Daisy is …..???? Talking to Jude? That scene with Rosco and Jesse is a perfect example of why the REAL actors who made the show, surprisingly enough, weren't Bo and Luke, but Sorrell, Denver and Jimmy!

That HAS to be where they got Hughie and Dewey's names!

As far as closed captioned...all I have is Spanish and French, of which I'm not fluent enough in either to translate. I have no English Subtitles on mine. n 'Route 7-11', Dewey Stovall says he gambled "every cent Lucy and I ever owned." I'm guessing that was his wife. In 'The Legacy', Boss calls old flame Lucinda Meadows "Lucy Ducy" a couple of times. I don't think either of these is the Lucy Bo was talking about....he would be with someone closer to his age more than likely and both of these Lucy's were probably Uncle Jesse's age.