September 22, 200520 yr I'm sure not many of you have noticed this, but in the episode "Mason Dixon's Girls" (the one with "Mari-Jew-Wana"), there is an inaccuracy! Enos crashes by the side of the road (like half a corkscrew jump) in a pursuit, then we see him get out of the car. His car has Sherriff decals on the sides!
September 23, 200520 yr Both the patrol cars have Sheriff's decals on the side in every episdoe!! If you remember Rosco was the Sheriff and Enos was a deputy Sheriff and there was actually a couple of episodes where Boss made Enos Sheriff for a short time!!!
September 25, 200520 yr Author I get it now. But there should really be only one Sherriff car. In the PS2 game, you can select Police cars. Only Rosco's has Sherriff on the side! Confusing....
September 25, 200520 yr Yeah I guess that would be confusing!! Maybe they like confusing us!!! Hee hee!!
September 26, 200520 yr LOL!!! in "Find Loretta Lynn" it's not hard to tell the patrol cars apart, specially since rosco's missin the back of his and enos is missin the front of his!! LOL!!!
September 26, 200520 yr LOL!!!! I laughed histarically!!!! after all "orders is orders" as Waylon said.
October 9, 200520 yr Or in Hazzardville Horror when Rosco decides to turn his police car into a converible lol
May 20, 200620 yr Oh come on, he was funnier than when Jackie Gleason turned his car into the Convertible on "Smokey and The Bandit". Buford seemed to have a mean grin about losing the top of his car, where as Rosco seemed to be about having a convertible. It was if that was what he always wanted in the world. What about in "Days of shine and Roses" when Rosco comes back from being interference and tries to take that tan car through a tree and he comes back and the reaction everybody at the Boars Nest gives him. How did he drive that back to the Boars Nest anyway.
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