MaryAnne
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Yay!!! Congrats DaisyMae!!
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Going back through this thread I can't believe I never put in my favorite Boss quote. From "New Deputy in Town" after giving his word to her about not saying anything about the prisoner that was coming for a stop over (I haven't watched the episode for awhile so I can't remember names), after she leaves the booking room he says... "And my word ain't worth diddly doo!" ROFL
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Nice work on the Carnival of Thrills poster Hoss! TimSherry - loved the Rosco poster/bulletin board! We got some right talented folks around here!
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Welcome to HNet! I'm not sure what you're asking here. Are you looking for websites that stream the episodes, like a Hulu-type website? If so, I'm not aware of any sites that are streaming the episodes. My recommendation is always the DVDs.
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Hi, welcome to HNet! New users are moderated for their first 10 posts (unless we can see you're serious about the Dukes and then we move ya over to regular status). Obviously you're serious about the Dukes so I see you've been moved to regular status. As for the avatar, that option will show once you've hit 10 posts. So keep on yappin'. Khee!
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Don Adams starred in "Get Smart" Robert Culp guest starred on "Get Smart" Robert Culp starred in "I Spy" James Best guest starred on "I Spy" James, as we all know, was Rosco on the Dukes. Khee!
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Is that you TRPColtrane? Welcome back!
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Hi Chris, welcome to HNet!
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That's a great commercial! Even better, it had the Dukes. Khee!
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Great job on the truck, Hoss! Y'know, Roger, in my mind you already look like Uncle Jesse.
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Welcome to HNet Swamp Molly and HeavyMetal! Molly - the avatar will work after you've made ten posts.
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Excellent work Hoss! Those look great! I can't remember the episode the second one was in either, but I do seem to recall Rosco's patrol car crashing through that sign. ROFL
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Jack Lord baby!! Oh. You mean the new Five-0....
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Photos approved! Nice additions!
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- Henry Mancini(as this video atests, this song was written for the "The Glenn Miller Story" movie back in the 50's. The ironic thing to note is that when Glenn Miller was putting together his AAF/AEF band after he joined the Army Air Corps during WWII, there was a 19 year old piano player who didn't make the cut. That piano player was Henry Mancini).
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Jesse 1 Rosco 49
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What? No vote for Chitty Chitty Bang Bang? Or "My Mother the Car?"
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Jesse 4 Rosco 46
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See? Even LucasDucas is so disbelieving that the Falcons are in the playoffs he couldn't even include them in his analysis!
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Jesse 5 Rosco 45
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