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Alan Autry played HURLEY in 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Duke'.

16 hours ago, Hobie Hartkins said:

I think the name of the Duke's GOAT was Rodney!

Jesse said "Look out, Rodney" as he walked to his truck near the end of '10 Million Dollar Sheriff Part 1', but I wasn't sure if he was talking to a goat or a chicken. Was Rodney in any other episodes?

15 minutes ago, HossC said:

Alan Autry played HURLEY in 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Duke'.

Jesse said "Look out, Rodney" as he walked to his truck near the end of '10 Million Dollar Sheriff Part 1', but I wasn't sure if he was talking to a goat or a chicken. Was Rodney in any other episodes?

I THINK he was but ....can't remember. I'll try to remember to mention it if/when I come across it!

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