August 20, 200719 yr I agree with you, I thought he should played on Bo on the Dukes of Hazzard movie.
August 20, 200719 yr If your doing double nickel down a city street will the cops let you go or pull you over? What city and state are you from?
August 20, 200719 yr yea well i got carried away when i was typin the answer lmao!!!! i get quick with the keyboard and let it rip!!
August 21, 200719 yr Yep, Saved by the Bell, it is. Here's one from "Danger on the Hazzard Express". When the Dukes were near Eagle Point and stranded without a car they ended up at a rural bus stop that had a pay phone. This place had a really cool name. It was (blank) Corners.
August 22, 200719 yr Well, I guess I'd better give the answer to that last one, it's Waylon Corners.Here's another...from "Opening Night at the Boar's Nest". The tall guy (probably 7 foot) is an actor named Kevin Peter Hall. What Arnold Swarzenegger tough guy movie did he play in?
August 23, 200719 yr Either that was too tough or interest is the trivia thread is a little low. Kevin Peter Hall was in the alien suit on "Predator". Here's an easier one. In "Enos and Daisy's Wedding", what medical ailment prevented the wedding?
August 23, 200719 yr Either that was too tough or interest is the trivia thread is a little low. Kevin Peter Hall was in the alien suit on "Predator". Here's an easier one. In "Enos and Daisy's Wedding", what medical ailment prevented the wedding?didnt Enos get the hives or something???
August 23, 200719 yr Wow, that was quick...and correct. Here's another. In "The Haunting of J.D. Hogg", what time did Rosco say that him and Flash usually go "nighty night"? Is it 9:00 or 10:00? Speaking of which, I'll catch you tomorrow. I'm gone.
August 23, 200719 yr Wow, that was quick...and correct. Here's another. In "The Haunting of J.D. Hogg", what time did Rosco say that him and Flash usually go "nighty night"? Is it 9:00 or 10:00? Speaking of which, I'll catch you tomorrow. I'm gone.9:00
August 24, 200719 yr Good job, XXGeneral, it's 9:00. Here's one from "Sky Bandits over Hazzard". What kind of liquid did the sky bandits drop from a helicopter and splat on armored car windshields to block the drivers view and make them run off the road?
August 25, 200719 yr Motor Oil, because Waylon says "That's not usually how I put it into my car." or something like that.
August 26, 200719 yr I was starting to think nobody was going to get that one, good job Julie.Here's one from "Sittin' Dukes". One of the prison escapees had a pet insect named Herman. What kind of insect was it? (the other escapee incorrectly called it a grasshopper once.)
August 26, 200719 yr I was starting to think nobody was going to get that one, good job Julie.Here's one from "Sittin' Dukes". One of the prison escapees had a pet insect named Herman. What kind of insect was it? (the other escapee incorrectly called it a grasshopper once.)It was a cricket I think....
August 26, 200719 yr it was a cricket, cause waylon said,"Well I bet the boys didn't expect to drive through a fire with a nut holding a gun who was worried about his cricket." it was something like that.
August 27, 200719 yr Yep, you two are right...cricket. Here we go back to the beginning....scene one, episode one, season one.Who wrecked the sheriff's car?
August 27, 200719 yr Ok I have a question, it's already been asked where Cooter, Dobro and Brody were stationed in 'One Armed Bandits' waiting for the fertilizer truck. Is it told where Bo and Luke are stationed and if so where?
August 28, 200719 yr You're right DaisyMae, it was Crazy Cooter. Hey B.L., the only two roads mentioned in that episode were 76 (runs north and south) and 421. According to my records, there are no landmarks mentioned in that episode. I'm not sure what the answer to your question is though.Here's one from episode #2 "Daisy's Song". At the beginning of this show who was singing Daisy's song ("True Blue Hearts"). Be warned, this is a trick question.
August 28, 200719 yr You're right DaisyMae, it was Crazy Cooter. Hey B.L., the only two roads mentioned in that episode were 76 (runs north and south) and 421. According to my records, there are no landmarks mentioned in that episode. I'm not sure what the answer to your question is though.Here's one from episode #2 "Daisy's Song". At the beginning of this show who was singing Daisy's song ("True Blue Hearts"). Be warned, this is a trick question.jesse colter
August 29, 200719 yr You're almost right. Jessi Colter wasn't the singer at the beginning...it was a Jessi sound-alike.....on second thought...you're probably right...although it was supposed to be a sound alike, I bet Jessi really did sing it. We found out later in the episode (thanks to Jessi's manager) that it was an imposter but Jessi probably recorded it for real. Oh no, I'm in trouble. I've violated the sacred code of Hazzard trivia...I've posted a question I didn't know the answer to....sorry. I guess my "trick question" tricked me. Here's one I know for sure. Who said things like "Buzzards on a buzzsaw" and "Flapjacks on a ferris wheel"?
August 29, 200719 yr You're almost right. Jessi Colter wasn't the singer at the beginning...it was a Jessi sound-alike.....on second thought...you're probably right...although it was supposed to be a sound alike, I bet Jessi really did sing it. We found out later in the episode (thanks to Jessi's manager) that it was an imposter but Jessi probably recorded it for real. Oh no, I'm in trouble. I've violated the sacred code of Hazzard trivia...I've posted a question I didn't know the answer to....sorry. I guess my "trick question" tricked me. Here's one I know for sure. Who said things like "Buzzards on a buzzsaw" and "Flapjacks on a ferris wheel"?Mr. Cletus Hogg
August 29, 200719 yr You're almost right. Jessi Colter wasn't the singer at the beginning...it was a Jessi sound-alike.....on second thought...you're probably right...although it was supposed to be a sound alike, I bet Jessi really did sing it. We found out later in the episode (thanks to Jessi's manager) that it was an imposter but Jessi probably recorded it for real. Oh no, I'm in trouble. I've violated the sacred code of Hazzard trivia...I've posted a question I didn't know the answer to....sorry. I guess my "trick question" tricked me. Here's one I know for sure. Who said things like "Buzzards on a buzzsaw" and "Flapjacks on a ferris wheel"?cletus
August 29, 200719 yr There BurgerKing kid's meals toys with Homer saying "Yee-Haw" it doesn't sound right whoever did the voice. Question: What episode was Boss referred as a Water Buffalo?P.S. Inside note, during the eastern seaboard blackout Cleveland's Mayor Jane Campbell was talking about the next and on how there was going to be a Water Buffalo in certain ares. Well, it ended up being an inside joke on the Former Mayor.
August 30, 200719 yr You're right about Cletus, lukefan and double xI don't know the answer about the water buffalo Julie but I remember it being said. Here's a question, who's approaching 3,000 posts? LOLHere's the real question. "Uncle Boss and "Sky Bandits over Hazzard" both mention a real-life town in Georgia and it's not Atlanta or any other big city. What is it?
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