Ever wonder how it looked when John Schneider and Tom Wopat became Bo Duke and Luke Duke for the first time? Here’s an early look at The Dukes of Hazzard, through a screen test in 1978. While this exact scene never shows up in an episode, the plot elements sound familiar to “Daisy’s Song.” You’ll also notice a little more cussing and a slightly edgier feel, which was true to the first few episodes.
This screen test is part of the Bonus Features on The Dukes of Hazzard Season Two DVD set.
In just a few short weeks, the limited run of The Dukes Animated Series DVD is sold out. The Dukes cartoon proved to be quite popular with fans and is no longer available on the Warner Brothers site. We’ve put in an email to our contacts to clarify if The Dukes Animated Series dvd will be available in the future or if it’s gone forever. Hopefully, it’ll be back. In the meantime, if you want a copy, your best bet is to keep an eye on our Dukes of Hazzard auctions to see if someone puts theirs up for sale.
Once we have more information, we’ll let y’all know!
UPDATE: See this post on The Dukes Animated Series for clarification. The dvd is available again!
You’ve been asking for it forever and Warner Brothers listened. The Dukes Animated Series is FINALLY here! It’s available for pre-order exclusively at the Warner Brothers Online Store. The first 400 copies will be autographed by James Best! (Limit 1 per customer.) Grab your copy today! It makes a great gift for the Dukes of Hazzard fan in your life (or buy one for yourself to add to your own collection). Check out the announcement from Warner Brothers below. Visit our Dukes of Hazzard Animated Series page for more information.
Watch John (Bo Duke) Schneider answer 31 very fast questions in this entertaining CMT video. We’re thrilled that CMT has brought The Dukes of Hazzard back on the air, and extras like this are a lot of fun. There’s a short commercial in the beginning but it’s worth it. Watch John Schneider’s CMT minute here.
Warner Brothers will be releasing The Dukes cartoons series on DVD through their manufacture-on-demand program on November 30th! WB has released a lot of great old and rare films through this program and it’s available through their WBShop.com website (check out the WB Archive). Let’s hope that they’ll release Enos through this program as well!
Thanks to Daney and to the folks over at TVShowsonDVD.com for the news! As soon we hear about box art and all we’ll share here!
Yeeehaww!
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