I think the Duke boys are with 'Scoop the snoop' here.

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At the coffin works (Laramie street) during filming of the 1997 Reunion movie. The coffin works and the other building was also used on the Original show.

The General Lee in the background is Reunion GL2 and was used as the close-up car in the first reunion movie. and in the foreground we see Reunion GL1 which was the only General Lee used in the Reunion movies and the TV show.

And for the people who want to know... all reunion General Lee's were also used in the 2005 movie.

Thank you CornDog for your amazing site.

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This is from filming of 'The Hazzardville Horror' S03E03. The actress on the right is Morgan Brittany, she is married to stuntman Jack Gill who did the famous barn jump.

I think that is about what rosco is thinking. I don't know the episode this was in.

I think that is about what rosco is thinking. I don't know the episode this was in.

"Enos, YOU, DIPSTICK".... I sincerly think it's what he's saying, LOL

In season 6 there's an episode where Enos, while festooning (? I don't know if it's the right verb) falls on a table full of cakes as Boss and Rosco enters the room... with obvious consequences (cakes everywhere, especially on Rosco and Boss).

I'm pretty sure it's from season 6, but I don't remember the episode.

I don't know what festooning or verb means, but I'm going to check that if I can find anything in the season 6 pre-show. You know the "Tonight on The Dukes of Hazzard...".

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I don't know if that is appropriate to say but that's the only thing I could think of with this picture.

Bo & Luke just won the race. On the Hazzard Square from the 1997 reunion movie.

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Definitely from 'And in This Corner, Luke Duke'.

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I think this is the Duke farm from Lake Sherwood. Does anyone remember seeing that tractor on the show used?

I think it was when they had to get an engine for their tractor...not sure of the episode ( Seems it was the same one where Boss Hogg instituted his " Cash or Clink" motto)

I don't know what festooning or verb means, but I'm going to check that if I can find anything in the season 6 pre-show. You know the "Tonight on The Dukes of Hazzard...".

A verb is a doing word (or werkwoord in Dutch). Festooning is like decorating or adorning, usually with garlands of flowers or something similar. Until I know what Enos was doing, I can't give you a better verb .

Does anyone remember seeing that tractor on the show used?

I remember the Dukes having a tractor, but I'll have to check which episode(s) it was in to see if it's the one in the picture.

I think it was when they had to get an engine for their tractor...not sure of the episode ( Seems it was the same one where Boss Hogg instituted his " Cash or Clink" motto)

I'm very sure the episode you meant had a red tractor, also in 'Big Brothers, Duke' Andy Slocum from the Big Brother place drove a red tractor I believe.

@Hoss, thank you for explaining.

The Dukes have a green tractor in 'New Deputy in Town', but it's not the same one as the recent picture. Luke does circles in the yard with the tractor at the end of the episode.

I think this one's a Ford? We need Roger to take a look .

I don't know why but in every image with Byron it seems he is really in love with the job of Being a duke boy. He just always looks very happy.

Unfortunately this picture is too small to identify this stuntman but he is in front of the Hazzard Sheriff's Department.

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This is a picture from the start of the episode 'A baby for the Dukes' S06E02 where they sing the song "Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys". You can find the version sung by the Dukes

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The Hazzard Police on strike, unfortunately I forgot which episode this was though I believe it was before season 5 and after season 1.

The Hazzard Police on strike, unfortunately I forgot which episode this was though I believe it was before season 5 and after season 1.

I think that's 'The Law and Jesse Duke' (S04E26).

Thanks Hoss! That's the correct one.

Mama Max and the Hazzard Police on Hazzard square.

Looking at the fencing and wooden structured i'd say this is at Saugus Speedway.

Looking at Ben's face i'd say this is from season 6 or 7. The background indicated this was not taken on Midwest street. It looks more like New York street, but it beats me why there would have been taken a picture of him there as I don't remember Cooter ever having to go to the big city.

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I could be wrong but this very much looks like French street.

I think this is from the same episode as where Rosco changes the temperature of that electric sweat box Boss sits in. Though I don't know which episode that was.

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Two Plymouth Fury's stacked on top of each other. I believe this is at Valencia Oaks. This is definitely not screen ready yet as the top car still prominently displays "PLYMOUTH" on the grille.

I believe this was sold as a poster years ago.

It looks like they hit a pipe ramp, so this could be the stunt they did to flip General Lee for a certain episode.

Another picture from the Griffith Park shoot. You can clearly see this is from very early as Boss isn't wearing a fat suit and Luke wears a top never seen after.

Lee 1 jump, used in all John and Tom episodes in the intro.

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They ain't wearing their usual clothes and I don't remember them cleaning General Lee with a cloth.

I can't read whats on Vance's shirt but it could be from a commercial or something, I can't connect the dots.

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At Hazzard square. I think this is from season 1 or 2 before the dispute about Cooter's beard.

Coy & Vance on Hazzard Square.

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I posted pictures before with Cathy wearing this outfit at Saugus speedway, so I think this one is from there as well.

Seeing that Rosco wears a black jacket and Cooter has no beard would means this is from season 2 or 3. I''m not sure if Rosco wore the jacket in season 3 so I think it's season 2.

I believe this is the car from the episode 'Deputy dukes' in the ending scene.

I think this is from the Griffith Park shoot.

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I don't know from which episode this is but I am very sure they were on the show. This picture was shot on midwest street.

John doing his own stunts. Very safe to jump up two crates and land on a mattress. Anyway, this is from the episode 'Mary Kaye's Baby'. It is the only episode where we don't see anything of General Lee and to me this is one of the worst episodes (Not because of no General Lee).

Beats me why John drove that jeep up the ramp during filming of 'Carnival of Thrills'. Anyone got an idea?

Cooter and Uncle Jesse at the end of the race from the 1997 Reunion movie. It looks like the purple 'thingy' Jesse has pinned on him says Grand Marshall. I don't understand why it says that on the pricething. Atleast they spell it right this time.

Beats me why John drove that jeep up the ramp during filming of 'Carnival of Thrills'. Anyone got an idea?

It was soon after AMC started supplying Jeeps for Daisy, so my guess is some sort of publicity/sponsorship tie-in. The wheels look similar to Dixie.

Cooter and Uncle Jesse at the end of the race from the 1997 Reunion movie. It looks like the purple 'thingy' Jesse has pinned on him says Grand Marshall. I don't understand why it says that on the pricething. Atleast they spell it right this time.

US motorsports races often have a grand marshal, so they're just borrowing the term for this race. From Wikipedia:

"Grand marshal: A person selected at an automobile race (eg NASCAR, IndyCar) by the track owner or race sponsor to be the public leader of events on race day or throughout the race weekend. They may have ceremonial duties such as giving the command to start engines, driving the pace car, waving the green flag to start the race, or presenting the trophy to the race winner."

Sadly, the props department rarely spelled "marshal" correctly on cars and uniforms etc. - most occurrences show it spelled like this with two 'l's instead of one.

Well, they had a lot of Japanese people involved in the show...maybe they wrote some of it and mispelled some words...??

I didn't know about the grand marshal. Formula One doesn't have them.

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Lucinda Meadows, Jesse's old flame in the episode 'The Legacy'.

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One of the few times we see a company's name on the Dukes. This time it's AeroDynic.

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This is a different shoot then the other one with Daisy on the roof. This top seems to be the one where the suffered a wardrobe malfunction in but let's not get into that... I believe she wore these clothes on the show somewhere in season 4 or 5.

One of the pictures on Enos' mirror.

A picture of the shoot from the season 5 cover.

Preparing Enos' patrol car for in car shots for filming of High Octane. Anyone know the type of car? I believe it's a Plymouth Fury but I didn't find it under that name.

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Preparation for some General Lee's at Valencia Oaks. You notice it by looking at the wide pushbar.

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Flash and Rosco during one of Hazzard's races.

Preparing Enos' patrol car for in car shots for filming of High Octane. Anyone know the type of car? I believe it's a Plymouth Fury but I didn't find it under that name.

'High Octane' was the only episode that featured a 1973 Plymouth Fury I. It's in the second post of the Patrol Cars In Pictures thread.

A picture of the shoot from the season 5 cover.

BEAUTIFUL Catherine!!!!

I LOVE this thread

Thanks for the info Hoss.

For Ila, another picture of the same shoot.

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I think it's quite clear where this one was taken. If I knew when this lettering was used on the county building I could figure out when it was taken.

The episode of which I have posted the most pictures 'And in This Corner, Luke Duke'.

A Dodge Monaco rather then the more often used Plymouth Fury's.

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I don't know from which episode this is but I am very sure they were on the show. This picture was shot on midwest street.

Left: Peter Breck and Right: Royce D. Applegate.

Episode: Hack of Hazzard.

Royce came back a few years later for the Episode Enos and Daisy's wedding.

Thanks for the added info Lizzy.

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I think this is filming from of 'Go West, Young Dukes' but it could also be form a different movie.

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I don't know the episode name but I believe the guy on the right was fired by Boss on the day before his retirement meaning he got no pension. And then of course the Dukes to the rescue.

I think this is on Midwest street.

Yes, you guess it right. This is from 'And in This Corner, Luke Duke'.

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I don't know the episode name but I believe the guy on the right was fired by Boss on the day before his retirement meaning he got no pension. And then of course the Dukes to the rescue.

That's Bill Erwin who played Clarence Stovall in 'The Great Bank Robbery' (S04E06).