Andrew D Charger Chaser

Billy Joe FONG (Chinese-American Hazzard resident in "Miz Tisdale on the Lam")

“Y’ALL hang tight, Y’HEAR?”

“It’s got QUICKSAND at the bottom and it goes all the way to China.” (Jesse referring to Black Hollow in “Swamp Molly”)

“Grandma DUKE was a DENTON....” (Jesse in “Treasure of Hazzard”)

...yeah, but does it HAVE to be THERE???

HaZZard GaZZette

“Ain’t no ordinary VARMINT....” (Jesse with his shotgun in “The Legacy”)

SHUCK ‘n’ jive

“Rosco, you NUMBSKULL!!”

There's a lot of truth to that, yes. I was a kid when the show came out; I am a New England native (born Vermont, grew up in NE Massachusetts) and at that time I had never heard southern accents, or words/terms like "ain't" and "y'all." Naturally I started to glamorize the South in my mind with Hazzard as the basis (kid thing, we've all been there). Since then I've lived in 6 states including 7 years in Louisiana where I married into the culture. Although I would enjoy visiting Covington (had no idea until WELL into adulthood about the place) Hazzard is, more than anything, a place inside us, a place of extreme decency despite the best efforts of the "Law" and local "Leader."

“Now, what do you think about folks who mix up KISSING and KILLING?” (Waylonism, from “The Meeting”)

Ernie HUDSON (of Ghostbusters fame, appeared as Avery in “Dear Diary”)

“And here comes law enforcement’s answer to DOPEY and the Seven DWARVES: Rosco P. Coltrane.” (Waylonism)

Many Happy Returns to Don, also known as Sheriff Little! He and Ben/Cooter share the same birthday.

Many Happy Returns! To both you and Don Pedro Colley (Sheriff Little), who has the same birthday!

AMOS Petersdorf (retired Fire Chief) Hobie, that'll work fine. Same with DiXie Jeep for X.

TeX Tompkins (out to get Jud Duke)

I'm pretty certain in Undercover Dukes that Rosco was never in a vehicle with the Dukes; he and Boss were together pretty much the whole episode trying to figure out what they were up to, and to get in on the inside with the crime syndicate. Registering a horse in The Rustlers in season 2, but I don't think the scene in question happened there. Any chance it was on one of the reunion movies?

Thanks, very kind of all of you

Funny how that doesn't happen with other types of flags flown as high. Funny, that....

Sonny, you are dearly respected and admired; many happy returns!!

ROCKY Marlowe

Actually, there is one possible angle I've not heard anyone consider. The one advantage to the OFFENSIVE films is they made the Season 5 episodes with Coy and Vance SO much more acceptable!! Compared to the trashy people in the films, Coy and Vance are true-Duke all the way!! (personally I never had any issued with them, personally. Just the network's audacity to put in stunningly copycat "clones" of Bo and Luke....)

MILO Beaudry (played by "Bull" from "Night Court")

I don't think ANYONE liked it at all, except for the idiots who made and promoted it. It's horrible!!! Doesn't deserve the name "Duke." I finally figured out how to explain the difference: The Duke family on TV was 1) moral and decent, 2) respectful and respectable, 3) likeable and 4) law-abiding (not counting the corrupt local "law" and the speed limits). The so-called "Duke" family in that film were 1) immoral, 2) disrespectful and disrespectable, 3) not likeable and 4) not law-abiding. I don't know who they were, but as far as I'm concerned, the shameful folks in that film were NOT repeat NOT Dukes. It is an ABOMINATION!!!