December 9, 200817 yr Alex and B.L. both got it right. Alex has 123 in a row correct. How much money was the prize for developing an alternative to fossil fuel on the episode "High Octane"?
December 9, 200817 yr Alex and B.L. both got it right. Alex has 123 in a row correct. How much money was the prize for developing an alternative to fossil fuel on the episode "High Octane"?20 Thousand dollars... or 20 grand!
December 11, 200817 yr Alex is right again and has 124 in a row correct. Also from "High Octane" Rosco's Aunt and Jesse's black moonshine running car share the same name. What is it?A) Annie CarrieC) MollyD) TillieE) SallyF) Meadowmuffin
December 13, 200817 yr Right B.L. It's Tillie. Since "High Octane" is my favorite episode, here's another (and final) question from that show.Complete the quote from Waylon's introduction of Jesse."That's Uncle Jesse, the Duke patriarch. That means he's the..."A) main man bossC) top DukeD) war veteranE) HazzardNet webmaster
December 16, 200817 yr Right Daisy. From "The Great Insurance Fraud", who blamed himself when he mistakenly thought someone had drown in Bottomless Lake?" A) Bo LukeC) CoyD) VanceE) none of the aboveGet ready for questions from "The Great Santa Claus Chase"
December 17, 200817 yr Right again B.L. Who directed "The Great Santa Claus Chase?"Hint: He had two directing jobs because he looks exactly like the guy who was directing the children's Christmas choir at the beginning of the episode. A) Tom Wopat James BestC) Denver PyleD) Sorrell Booke
December 19, 200817 yr B.L. and Daisy both got it right.What was Cooter dressed as at the beginning of "THe Great Santa Claus Chase"? A) Boy Scout Santa ClausC) elfD) ElvisE) sheriff's deputy with Santa beard
December 19, 200817 yr B.L. and Daisy both got it right.What was Cooter dressed as at the beginning of "THe Great Santa Claus Chase"? A) Boy Scout Santa ClausC) elfD) ElvisE) sheriff's deputy with Santa beardA-- Boy Scout!
December 20, 200817 yr B.L., Alex and Daisy all got it right.Alex, you now have an unbelievable 125 in a row correct!!! WOW!!!!! This one's a little tougher. It's also from "The Great Santa Claus Chase", although I'm sure the answer could be found in other episodes as well.What's the license plate of Boss's white Cadillac convertable? A) Big Boss Boss-1C) Hazzard-1D) Boss JDHE) Boss Hogg-1
December 23, 200817 yr Right Bo.Also from "The Great Santa Claus Chase"...Bo, Luke and Cooter delivered Christmas trees, dressed as Santa and driving identical pick-up trucks. What business were those three trucks borrowed from? A) Rhuebottom's General Store Meadow Muffin BakeryC) Yellow Pine Construction CompanyD) Hogg's Coffin Works
December 23, 200817 yr Author Right Bo.Also from "The Great Santa Claus Chase"...Bo, Luke and Cooter delivered Christmas trees, dressed as Santa and driving identical pick-up trucks. What business were those three trucks borrowed from? A) Rhuebottom's General Store Meadow Muffin BakeryC) Yellow Pine Construction CompanyD) Hogg's Coffin WorksBahahaha! Thanks for the chuckle, Rog. I'm gonna say Meadow Muffin Bakery, even though I know it's wrong. We make the best meadow muffins in the business! Khee!
December 23, 200817 yr Hey Gang!!In the spirit of Christmas Ive got some "Great Santa Claus Chase" trivia of my own!!!There are questions from three categories: Easy, Medium, Hard and Megahard! So here we go!1. What color did the hijackers paint the truck they stole from Bo and Luke?2. What did Luke tie around the tree he chose for Uncle Jesse?3. Where did the bad guys put Daisy and Jesse when they robbed the Boars Nest?4. What song did the choir sing that Jesse conducted?5. How many smoke bombs did the boys drop into Boss' bank?6. What was the name of the magazine Bo was reading when the boys got hijacked?7. Who topped on the Duke family Christmas tree?Good Luck!! I will post the answers in a day or two!! Jax
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.