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The Rustlers

2025-10-10T19:55:46Z

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[[Category:Season 2|203 - The Rustlers]]
[[Image:S2E03Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 2, Episode 3'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 5 October 1979<br>
'''Directed by:''' Dick Moder (as Richard Moder)<br>
'''Written by:''' Stephen Kandel<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:Manassas0203.jpg|thumb|Pace-checking Manassas]]
The Dukes' friends and neighbors, Burl and Sherry Tolliver, want to enter their horse Manassas in the upcoming Mrs. J.D. Hogg Stakes Race – the highlight of the annual Hazzard County Fair. The Tollivers are convinced that Manassas is fast enough to win the $10,000 first prize, so Bo and Luke decide to pace-check the horse against the General. Word of the horse's speed soon spreads after the time trial is witnessed by Rosco and Enos (who arrive sharing a patrol car for some unexplained reason). After Boss promises Lulu that she'll be the owner of the winning horse, Manassas gets kidnapped, first by Rosco, and then by some traveling horse thieves. The combination of straw in the back of Rosco's patrol car and Enos's loose lips help to put the Dukes on the kidnappers' trail. When they find Manassas, Luke gets the job of riding the horse back to the fair grounds [sic] in time for registration while Bo decoys the horse thieves.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
[[Image:DorothyandMel0203.jpg|thumb|Dorothy Best and Mel Tillis as Sherry and Burl Tolliver]]
* Mel Tillis, who plays Burl Tolliver, is better known as a country singer. He took a few acting roles around this time, including ''Smokey and the Bandit II'' and the first two ''Cannonball Run'' movies. He returned to Hazzard as himself in [[The Hazzardgate Tape]].
* Dorothy Collier, who plays Sherry Tolliver, became Dorothy Best after she married James Best (Rosco) in 1986. Along with Kevin Lang, they formed their own production company called Best Friend Films.
* In the opening scene, Luke and Jesse sing ''Amazing Grace'' in [[General Lee|the General]]. Tom performed his own vocals, but Denver Pyle's vocals were dubbed.
* Also in this episode, we find out that Boss' driver is called Alex.

== Bloopers ==
* Dunlap easily peels the rectangular stickers from his van, so there's no way that any glue residue would be in the shape of letters.

== Quotes ==
* ''Before Boss tries to buy the winning horse:''<br>'''Balladeer:''' "Now, Boss Hogg is close to his money. Some say he sleeps with it. Some say he has his underwear knitted out of $10 bills. But either way, he ain't about to give up any of it."
* ''After speaking to Lulu on the phone:''<br>'''Boss:''' "Put that woman in the winner's circle and somebody'll slap a saddle on her."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)
* [[Rick Hurst]] as [[Cletus Hogg|Cousin Cletus]]

== Guest Cast ==
* [[Peggy Rea]] as [[Lulu Hogg|Lulu]]
* Mel Tillis as Burl Tolliver
* Brett Halsey as Dunlap
* Michael MacRae as Cowan
* Dorothy Best (as Dorothy Collier) as Sherry Tolliver
* Sam Edwards as Track Steward

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Lulu0203.jpg|Peggy Rea as Lulu
Dunlap0203.jpg|Brett Halsey as Dunlap
</gallery></div>
<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Cowan0203.jpg|Michael MacRae as Cowan
TrackSteward0203.jpg|Sam Edwards as Track Steward<br>(talking to Uncle Jesse)
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Co-Produced by: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: James Martin Bachman (as James-Martin Bachman)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
* First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners (as Kelly Manners)
* Second Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Bradley B. Six (as Brad Six)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jack W. Cash (as Jack Cash)
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Film Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
* Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
* Sound Editors: Ed Scheid and Vincent Connelly (as Vince Connelley)
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
* Property: Daniel Stoltenberg (as Dan Stoltenberg)
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle
* Casting: Vivian McRae
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Double Dukes

2025-10-10T19:01:41Z

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[[Category:Season 4|402 - Double Dukes]]
[[Image:S4E02Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 4, Episode 2'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 16 October 1981<br>
'''Directed by:''' Paul Baxley<br>
'''Written by:''' Martin Roth<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
Boss hires a couple of bad guys to rob an armored car. He also gets disguises to make them look just like Bo and Luke, and equips them with a replica of the [[General Lee]]. When the disguised bandits attack the armored car outside [[Bank of Hazzard|the Bank]], everyone thinks it's actually the Duke Boys (just like Boss planned). By the time their real identity is discovered, the bad guys are double-crossing Boss.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
[[Image:DonnaFargo0402.jpg|thumb|Donna Fargo]]
* Donna Fargo gets caught in the [[Celebrity Speed Trap]].
* The map which Boss uses to show Cuttlerville to Turk and Moody is actually an area around Redding and Red Bluff in Northern California.

== Bloopers ==

== Quotes ==
* ''When Boss reveals his secret weapon:''<br>'''Boss:''' "Look at that!"<br>'''Rosco:''' "That's the General Lee."<br>'''Boss:''' "It's an exact duplicate."<br>'''Rosco:''' "It looks just like it, too."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Rick Hurst]] as [[Cletus Hogg|Cletus]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Donna Fargo as Herself
* Robin Strand as Turk
* Morgan Stoddard as Moody
* [[Don Pedro Colley]] as [[Sheriff Little]]
* [[Nedra Volz]] as [[Miz Tisdale]]

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Turk0402.jpg|Robin Strand as Turk
Moody0402.jpg|Morgan Stoddard as Moody
</gallery></div>
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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
SheriffLittle0402.jpg|Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Little
MizTisdale0402.jpg|Nedra Volz as Miz Tisdale<br>(with Boss)
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
* Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
* Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles de Turenne (as Gilles A. de Turenne)
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: Robert I. Jillson (as Bob Jillson)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Gilles de Turenne (as Gilles A. de Turenne)
* First Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Criag Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Editor: Craig Hibbs
* Music Editor: Abby Marable
* Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: Steve Purcell
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
* Casting: Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Gold Fever

2025-07-21T18:41:32Z

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[[Category:Season 2|202 - Gold Fever]]
[[Image:S2E02Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 2, Episode 2'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 28 September 1979<br>
'''Directed by:''' Paul Baxley<br>
'''Written by:''' Si Rose<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:HHHarkness0202.jpg|thumb|Curtis Credel as H. H. Harkness]]
After faking an accident with the Duke Boys, Texan millionaire H.H. Harkness and his associates wind up in Hazzard. While Cooter waits for the parts to repair his car, H.H. Harkness visits Boss Hogg to arrange secure storage of his valuable cargo in the bank vault.

Boss quickly agrees to the offer of $25,000 to store the cargo overnight, before discovering he's given a personal guarantee to safeguard $3,000,000 in gold.

When the gold goes missing, it's the Duke Boys who are Boss and Rosco's #1 suspects. To try to clear themselves, Bo and Luke follow the associates out of town and watch as they bury the gold. As soon as the coast is clear, they dig up the gold and find it's only lead.

Meanwhile, Uncle Jesse has a bad toothache, and an aversion to going to the dentist. Bo and Luke have to virtually drag him to visit the mobile dentist, Dr. Homer Willis.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
[[Image:DaisyMaid0202.jpg|thumb|Daisy in the French maid's outfit]]
* Director Paul Baxley claims the credit for putting Daisy in the French maid's outfit to serve at the banquet.
* Bruce M. Fisher, who plays Buck, returns in [[Hazzard Hustle]] in [[:Category:Season 5|the fifth season]] as Bull, Big Billie Tucker's right-hand head crusher.
* Troy Melton (The Driver) also made a second appearance in Hazzard as Sheriff Snead in [[Happy Birthday, General Lee]].
* If the actor who plays Dr. Homer Willis looks pretty comfortable in that white lab coat, it might be because actor Adam Wade, before becoming a performer, was part of Dr. Jonas Salk's research team in the late 50s while he was developing the polio vaccine.

== Bloopers ==
* When the bad guys' car flips over near the end of the episode, the pipe ramp is clearly visible.

== Quotes ==
* ''As the Dukes get Homer Willis to stop his RV:''<br>'''Balladeer:''' "Now, you know there's some people who'd rather eat a live rattlesnake headfirst than to sit down in a dentist's chair. And you're looking at one of them."<br>''Jesse reluctantly enters the RV''<br>'''Jesse:''' "I'm going. Just don't rush me."<br>'''Balladeer:''' "Matter of fact, I could have said getting Jesse to see a dentist was like pulling teeth. But I got my pride."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Curtis Credel as H. H. Harkness
* Bruce M. Fischer as Buck
* Hunter Von Leer as Dusty
* Adam Wade as Doc Willis
* Troy Melton as The Driver

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
HomerWillis0202.jpg|Adam Wade as Dr. Homer Willis
BuckDusty0202.jpg|Bruce M. Fischer as Buck<br>and Hunter Von Leer as Dusty
TheDriver0202.jpg|Troy Melton as The Driver
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Co-Produced by: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: James Martin Bachman (as James-Martin Bachman)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
* First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
* Second Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jack W. Cash (as Jack Cash)
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Film Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
* Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
* Sound Editors: Ed Scheid and Gary Vaughan (as Gary Vaughn)
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
* Property: Daniel Stoltenberg (as Dan Stoltenberg)
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle (as Darleen Engle)
* Casting: Vivian McRae
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Witness for the Persecution

2025-07-15T18:28:04Z

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[[Category:Season 2|209 - Witness for the Persecution]]
[[Image:S2E09Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 2, Episode 9'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 16 November 1979<br>
'''Directed by:''' Hollingsworth Morse<br>
'''Teleplay by:''' William Raynor and Myles Wilder<br>
'''Story by:''' Paul Savage<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:BossBarberChair0209.jpg|thumb|Boss in his barber chair]]
[[Image:RoscoOil0209.jpg|thumb|Rosco covered in oil]]
Old lawman Tom Pryor wants Jesse's help providing a safe house for a government witness in an upcoming trial in Savannah. What Jesse doesn't know is that the witness is Boss Hogg, who's hoping his testimony might help him into the Governor's mansion. Boss moves in complete with his barber chair, and expects to be waited on hand and foot.

As (bad) luck would have it, Bo and Luke accidentally run into the guys looking for Boss, and nearly get shot in the process. Their escape is complicated by [[General Lee|the General]]'s engine cutting out intermittently.

Enos hears that "a couple of city dudes" are looking for Boss, and since he doesn't know where Boss is hiding, he heads out to the Duke Farm to discuss it with the Dukes. Boss tells them that Enos is "a bigger blabbermouth than my wife, Lulu", so he gets Bo and Luke to drive him away. Back in town they swap the ailing General for Cooter's pickup truck. In the meantime, Rosco has adopted the role of temporary Boss, and is smoking Boss's cigars, driving his car and wearing a white suit. In fact, he's so convincing that the bad guys nearly shoot him before Bo steps in and drenches him in old motor oil.

Eventually they get Boss to safety, only to find that the racketeer has changed his plea to guilty. For his troubles, Jesse gets a certificate of valor, although they misspell his name.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
[[Image:Tunnel0209.jpg|thumb|Tunnel]]
* The tunnel used by the Dukes to escape from the bad guys also featured in the Steven Spielberg movie ''Duel''. It's on Soledad Canyon Road, a little east of Santa Clarita.
* R.G. Armstrong (Tom Pryor) made a second visit to Hazzard as Calloway in [[Ding, Dong, the Boss is Dead]].
* L.Q. Jones (Warren) returned as Morton in [[The Sound of Music - Hazzard Style]]. He also appeared in an episode of Dukes spin-off ''[[Enos (TV Series)|Enos]]''.
* This is Robert Hastings' (Barnes) first of three appearances in the show. He came back as Slick in [[Coltrane vs. Duke]] and Taylor in [[Sky Bandits Over Hazzard]].

== Bloopers ==

== Quotes ==
* ''When the boys get shot at:''<br>'''Bo:''' "Who the heck could be shooting at us?"<br>'''Luke:''' "Any one of the number of them fathers of the girls you've been dating."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* R.G. Armstrong as Tom Pryor
* L.Q. Jones as Warren
* Robert Hastings (as Bob Hastings) as Barnes

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
TomPryor0209.jpg|R. G. Armstrong as Tom Pryor
Warren0209.jpg|L. Q. Jones as Warren
Barnes0209.jpg|Robert Hastings as Barnes
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Co-Produced by: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: James Martin Bachman (as James-Martin Bachman)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
* First Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Bud Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Film Editor: Martin J. Bram (as Marty Bram)
* Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
* Sound Editors: Ed Scheid and Richard Taylor
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
* Property: Daniel Stoltenberg (as Dan Stoltenberg)
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle
* Casting: Vivian McRae
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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The Fortune Tellers

2025-05-10T18:11:51Z

HossC: /* Trivia */

[[Category:Season 6|621 - The Fortune Tellers]]
[[Image:S6E21Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 6, Episode 21'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 9 March 1984<br>
'''Directed by:''' Paul Baxley<br>
'''Written by:''' Si Rose<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
Boss hatches a scheme to have the daily [[The Boar's Nest|Boar's Nest]] receipts stolen and frame Daisy for the theft. He hires a pair of fortune telling con artists for the task, but later has to employ their services again to keep Lulu from finding out he cashed in her bonds.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
* Leslie Easterbrook (Madame Delilah) played Sgt./Lt./Capt. Callahan in the ''Police Academy'' movies.
* This episode was filmed in five days instead of the usual eight, which may explain why some scenes, such as Enos getting attached to Cooter's tow truck, were obviously shot at night, but lit as if it was daytime.
* Bo only appears right at the end of this episode. According to the storyline, he's "working day and night" in Talladega.

== Bloopers ==

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)
* [[Peggy Rea]] as [[Lulu Hogg|Lulu]]

== Guest Cast ==
* Leslie Easterbrook as Madame Delilah
* Tommy Madden as Three Pack

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
MadameDelilah0621.jpg|Leslie Easterbrook as Madame Delilah
ThreePack0621.jpg|Tommy Madden as Three Pack
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Robert L. Jacks (as Robert Jacks)
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
* Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
* Executive Story Editors: Martin Roth and Leonard B. Kaufman (as Len Kaufman)
* Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
* Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
* Associate Producer: Skip Ward
* Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Art Director: Al Rohm
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Earle Hagen
* Unit Production Manager: Ronald R. Grow (as Ron Grow)
* First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Second Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans
* Second Unit Director: Gary Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Kenneth D. Collins (as Ken Collins)
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Editor: Craig Hibbs
* Music Editor: Mark Southern
* Sound Editor: Chick Camera
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: Steve Purcell
* Makeup: Don Marando
* Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Hope Slepak (as Bonnie Hope Slepak)
* "Flash" Owned and Trained by: Alvin Mears
* Casting: Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Bad Day in Hazzard

2025-03-17T20:16:20Z

HossC: /* Bloopers */

[[Category:Season 4|423 - Bad Day in Hazzard]]
[[Image:S4E23Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 4, Episode 23'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 5 March 1982<br>
'''Directed by:''' Gabrielle Beaumont<br>
'''Written by:''' William Raynor and Myles Wilder<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
A well-prepared gang of criminals come to town, hoping to rob $10 million from an armored car. First they get the Dukes, Boss, Rosco and Cletus under guard at [[The Boar's Nest|the Boar's Nest]], then they force Boss to make a phony radio announcement ordering everyone to evacuate the town because it's going to be sprayed with chemicals to kill an infestation of Abyssassian fruit flies. With all the stress, Boss can't stop eating.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
* M. C. Gainey (Peters) played Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane in [[The Dukes of Hazzard (Movie)|the 2005 Dukes of Hazzard movie]].
* Harry Caesar, who played the grocery store owner Homer Griggs in [[Bye, Bye Boss]], makes an uncredited appearance during Boss' evacuation broadcast.
* The Boar's Nest used to be Boss' whisky warehouse, and it still has the escape tunnel once used by Boss and Jesse to escape from revenuers.
* Kaz Garas (Loggins) returned as Jake in [[Close Call for Daisy]].

== Bloopers ==
* When Rosco asks Thackery if he can take Flash in to the office with him, he's holding her upside down, but after a shot of Thackery, the camera cuts back to Rosco holding her the right way up and facing the other way.
* The scenes where Luke posts a letter and where Thackery and Loggins meet the armored car were both filmed at night even though they're meant to take place during daylight.

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Rick Hurst]] as [[Cletus Hogg|Cletus]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Tim O'Connor as Thackery
* Kaz Garas as Loggins
* Mark Withers as Dennis
* M. C. Gainey as Peters
* Frederic George as Adams
* Harry Caesar as Homer Griggs (uncredited)

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Thackery0423.jpg|Tim O'Connor as Thackery
Loggins0423.jpg|Kaz Garas as Loggins
Dennis0423.jpg|Mark Withers as Dennis
</gallery></div>
<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Peters0423.jpg|M. C. Gainey as Peters
Adams0423.jpg|Frederic George as Adams
HomerGriggs0423.jpg|Harry Caesar (right) as Homer Griggs
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Robert L. Jacks (as Robert Jacks)
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
* Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
* Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
* Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles de Turenne (as Gilles A. de Turenne)
* Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Art Director: Al Rohm
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Gilles de Turenne (as Gilles A. de Turenne)
* First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Craig Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Editor: Howard Epstein
* Music Editor: Abby Marable
* Sound Editor: Chick Camera
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: John James
* Makeup: Ray Sebastian
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
* Casting: Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Daisy's Song

2025-02-16T22:23:09Z

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[[Category:Season 1|102 - Daisy's Song]]
[[Image:S1E02Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 1, Episode 2'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' February 2, 1979<br>
'''Directed by:''' Bob Kelljan<br>
'''Written by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:Atlanta0102.jpg|thumb|The Dukes head for Atlanta]]
Daisy's dreams of musical stardom are dimmed when the song she wrote is heard on the radio being sung not by Jessi Colter, but by a sound-a-like. Bo and Luke head to Atlanta to get to the bottom of the scam, only to find out that Boss Hogg is tied in and that recording studio is a front for a music piracy operation which Boss is trying to use to build connections to the Syndicate. A motorhome full of "working girls", and two dynamite arrows later the operation is destroyed, but Daisy is still out her fifty dollars. Until the boys tell her that Jessi Colter would be recording her song for real.

== Commentary ==
Ahh... nothing like seeing [[General Lee]] heading into the big City of Atlanta. What a sight! Same with Bo in that red shirt, huh? The nice thing about the early episodes that were filmed on location, good use of the locales were done and the stories focused more on character development and plot, rather than car jumps and wrecks. General Lee never left the ground in this episode, but the chase through the junkyard is just as good.

Daisy's aspirations to be a country music singer or songwriter was an angle that seemed to fade as the series continued on, which was unfortunate. Her shuck and jive to Lester Starr is brilliant, despite having to fight him off every moment afterwards. “Thank you for asking about my virtue,” she yells at the boys after pulling off her jive, "which you didn't, being intact, which it is." The boys, however, haven't a clue what she’s talking about.

This is the second and last episode to make references to the "portable prostitution." ''Smokey and the Bandit'' enthusiasts will remember "Foxy Lady" and her girls with their RV... in Hazzard it was Ms. Mabel, the Mobile Madame.

Rosco's unease with Boss's orders (the law is out to lunch!) with the FBI standing right behind him is palpable. It would be one of only a few times where the inner turmoil of Rosco's crooked duty to Boss versus his duty to uphold the law is shown.

== Trivia ==
[[Image:Hoodslide0102.jpg|thumb|Luke's hood slide]]
* We learn why the boys climb in through the windows of the General. The doors are welded shut.
* Luke's famous 'hood slide' appears in this episode, and gets added to the opening credits. Tom Wopat would later say that all he did was "trip." What a trip!
* Daisy's song, ''True Blue Hearts'', heard briefly at the end of the episode is actually ''That's the Way a Cowboy Rocks n' Rolls'' by Jessi Colter, from her 1978 album of the same name.
* Bill Gribble, who plays Carson, appeared as Cooter Pettigrew in Dukes precursor [[Moonrunners]].
* Ronnie Schell (Lester Starr) played a character called Duke in ''Gomer Pyle: USMC''.
[[Image:FBI0102.jpg|thumb|Roy Tatum (with mustache) as FBI #3]]
* Roy Tatum (FBI #3) started his acting career impersonating Burt Reynolds.
* The boys dynamite arrows are lit with fuses. Starting with “Swamp Molly” the boys would use detonator caps. Trying to blow up the barn was made more difficult in that…it started pouring!!
* Daisy’s sound-a-like tape featured some big name country acts of the late ‘70s. Jessi Colter of course, but also Donna Fargo and Loretta Lynn. It’s clear tho’ that when Daisy says “Loretta Lynn” it was over dubbed. It’s possible the script originally called for Dolly Parton, but the studio was unable to get the permission to play a snippet of a Dolly Parton song.

== Bloopers ==
* As Bo and Luke are helping Ms. Mabel and her girls to escape, they crash through a gate. The two patrol cars which are supposed to be racing towards them, and a blue car supposedly fleeing the scene, can all be seen stationary/barely moving in the background.
* Near the end of the episode, the lettering on the "WELCOME SINDICATE PIRATS TO HAZZARD COUNTY" banner on Ms. Mabel's RV changes style between shots.

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]

== Guest Cast ==
* Ronnie Schell as ''Lester Starr''
* Ginny Parker as Mabel
* Clayton Landey as Max
* Terry Browning as Ruby
* Candy Bleick as Dodie
* Wallace Merck as Jojo
* Bill Gribble as Carson
* Roy Tatum (as J. Roy Tatum) as FBI #3
* Wallace Wilkinson as FBI #1
* Bob Cleveland as FBI #2

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LesterStarr0102.jpg|Ronnie Schell as Lester Starr
JoJo0102.jpg|Wallace Merck as Jojo
Dodie0102.jpg|Candy Bleick as Dodie
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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
MsMabel0102.jpg|Ginny Parker as Mabel
Ruby0102.jpg|Terry Browning (center) as Ruby
Carson0102.jpg|Bill Gribble as Carson
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
* Co-Produced by: Gy Waldron and William Kelley (as Bill Kelley)
* Executive Producers: Paul R. Picard and Philip Mandelker
* Associate Producer: Skip Ward
* Director of Photography: Robert C. Jessup (as Robert Jessup) A.S.C.
* Art Director: Charles L. Hughes (as Charles Hughes)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music Performed by: The Waylors
* Music Produced by: Richie Albright
* Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
* First Assistant Director: Peter Gries
* Second Assistant Director: Fred Wardell
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Allen Facemire (as Alan Facemire)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Scott U. Adam (as Scott U. Adams)
* Film Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
* Music Editor: Donald Harris (as Don Harris)
* Sound Editors: Angel Editorial, Inc.
* Sound: Don Sanders
* Set Decorator: Frank Lombardo (as Francis Lombardo)
* Property: Ernie Sawyers
* Special Effects: Charles Spurgeon (as Charlie Spurgeon)
* Atlanta Casting: Stratton Leopold (as Stratton P. Leopold)
* Makeup: Guy Del Russo
* Hair Stylist: Irene Aparicio
* Wardrobe: Paula Lynn Kaatz (as Paula Kaatz)
* Additional Music by: Fred Werner
* Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
* Consultant: Fred Weintraub
* Casting: Linda Otto Associates
* Los Angeles Casting: Vivian McRae
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* Paul R. Picard Productions and Piggy Productions, Inc.<br>in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Targets: Daisy and Lulu

2022-10-26T21:25:06Z

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[[Category:Season 6|608 - Targets: Daisy and Lulu]]
[[Image:S6E08Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 6, Episode 8'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 18 November 1983<br>
'''Directed by:''' Bernard McEveety (as Bernard E. McEveety)<br>
'''Written by:''' Bruce Howard<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:BossRosco0608.jpg|thumb|Boss and Rosco in disguise]]
Boss treats Lulu to a shopping trip to New Orleans as a 25th wedding anniversary gift, and Lulu asks Daisy to go with her. When they get back, one of Lulu's cases goes missing, and she mistakenly claims one containing a $250,000 necklace which has just been stolen. Back in Hazzard, Boss finds the necklace, and promises to return it to its real owner, but actually sells it to his cousin, Big Dan Hogg of Rapaho. Bo and Luke foil an attempt to kidnap Lulu and Daisy, and make Boss get the necklace back so they can make a deal. They manage to help arrest two of the bad guys, but Luke suggests that Boss and Rosco need to act as decoys to catch the bad guys' boss.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
* Bruce Glover (Wilbur) played Mr. Wint, one of two assassins working for Blofeld, in the 1971 James Bond movie ''Diamonds Are Forever''. He is the father of Crispin Glover, who played George McFly in ''Back to the Future''.
* Charles Napier (Pete) previously appeared as Digger in [[Bye, Bye Boss]].
* After only a few episodes, ''J. D. Hogg's Furniture Mart'' is replaced by the ''Hazzard Square Emporium''.

== Bloopers ==
[[Image:Necklace0608.jpg|thumb|The stolen necklace]]
* The position of the necklace changes between Bo dropping the case and Luke picking it up.

== Quotes ==
* ''To Rosco, after getting frosting blown in his face:''<br>'''Boss:''' "Arrest them for attacking me with a deadly cake."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]] (credit only)
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* [[Peggy Rea]] as [[Lulu Hogg|Lulu]]
* Charles Napier as Pete
* Robert Phalen as Lipton
* Bruce Glover as Wilbur
* Michael Halsey as Mick
* Marty Zagon as Big Dan ''Hogg''

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Lulu0608.jpg|Peggy Rea as Lulu
Pete0608.jpg|Charles Napier as Pete
Lipton0608.jpg|Robert Phalen as Lipton
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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Wilbur0608.jpg|Bruce Glover as Wilbur
Mick0608.jpg|Michael Halsey as Mick
BigDan0608.jpg|Marty Zagon as Big Dan Hogg
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== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Robert L. Jacks (as Robert Jacks)
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
* Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
* Executive Story Editors: Leonard B. Kaufman (as Len Kaufman) and Martin Roth
* Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
* Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
* Associate Producer: Skip Ward
* Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Art Director: Al Rohm
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Earle Hagen
* Unit Production Manager: Ronald R. Grow (as Ron Grow)
* First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
* Second Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Kenneth D. Collins (as Ken Collins)
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Editor: Howard Epstein
* Music Editor: Mark Southern
* Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: Larry L. Fuentes (as Larry Fuentes)
* Makeup: Paul Stanhope Jr. (as Paul Stanhope)
* Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Hope Slepak (as Bonnie Hope Slepak)
* "Flash" Owned and Trained by: Alvin Mears
* Casting: Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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People's Choice

2022-07-26T18:22:28Z

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[[Category:Season 2|211 - People's Choice]]
[[Image:S2E11Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 2, Episode 11'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 30 November 1979<br>
'''Directed by:''' Allen Baron<br>
'''Written by:''' Bruce Howard<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:TCRogers0211.jpg|thumb|Pat Klous as T. C. Rogers]]
It's not often that [[General Lee|the General]] loses a race, but when winning could mean starched undershorts, you can see Bo's reasoning for giving Daisy the victory. The loss is quickly forgotten when a blonde lady at the bus stop catches the boys' eye. They quickly establish that she's Thelma Claire (T.C.) Rogers, and she's returned to Hazzard to run for Supervisory Administrator of Hazzard County. Boss cheated her father out of the same job 15 years earlier by stealing the pencils out of the voting booths. Bo and Luke fall over each other to help out and both volunteer as campaign managers. When Boss hears about T.C.'s intentions, he quickly hatches a plan to stop her from registering by sending the registrar, Emery Potter, out of town.

Emery has been engaged to Mabel for 12 years, so Boss decides that it's about time he got married. He even offers to pay for the nuptials if Emery heads straight for Chicamahonny. When T.C. and the boys arrive at the registrar's office, Enos explains that Emery has to sign the application. Emery is persuaded to postpone his wedding in order to uphold his sworn duty. To Boss, T.C.'s successful registration is just a minor setback; he has plenty of other tricks up his sleeve, like not giving her air-time on the radio. With a little help from Cooter, the boys help T.C. to cut into Boss' radio broadcast and interrupt his speech in the square.

Boss fights back by closing the election an hour early and trying to fix the vote by hiring a couple of henchmen to replace the ballot papers. After the Duke Boys recover the ballot box and deliver it safely to Enos, the result comes out as a tie. Then they realize that Emery Potter forgot to vote, so Bo and Luke set off to interrupt his wedding for a second time. With just seconds to spare, Emery makes it back in time to cast his vote for T.C., who promptly quashes Bo and Luke's probation violations. Only then is it revealed that Rosco also forgot to vote.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
[[Image:RadioAnnouncer0211.jpg|thumb|Radio announcer on WHOGG]]
* This episode introduces Hazzard's (Boss') radio station, WHOGG.
* The Chicamahonny chapel where Emery Potter goes to get married is the same building that appeared next to the crematorium in [[Money to Burn]].
* Pat Klous (T.C. Rogers) appeared in a series called ''Flying High'' before Dukes, and 55 episodes of ''The Love Boat'' afterwards.
* Michael Alldredge (Wheeler) also appeared as Coogan in [[The Ransom of Hazzard County]].

== Bloopers ==

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Pat Klous as T. C. Rogers
* Charlie Dell as Emery ''Potter''
* Doris Hess as Mabel ''Wooster''
* Jon Lormer as The Preacher
* Michael Alldredge as Wheeler

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EmeryMabel0211.jpg|Charlie Dell as Emery Potter<br>and Doris Hess as Mabel Wooster
Preacher0211.jpg|Jon Lormer as The Preacher
MrPetersWheeler0211.jpg|Michael Alldredge (right) as Wheeler<br> with an unnamed actor as Mr. Peters
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Co-Produced by: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: James Martin Bachman (as James-Martin Bachman)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
* First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
* Second Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jack W. Cash (as Jack Cash)
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Film Editor: Robert M. Ross
* Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
* Sound Editors: Ed Scheid and Andrew Chulack (as Andy Chulak)
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
* Property: Daniel Stoltenberg (as Dan Stoltenberg)
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle
* Casting: Vivian McRae
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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The Dukes of Hazzard: Hazzard in Hollywood

2021-03-22T13:53:23Z

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[[Category:Episodes|TV Movies - 2]]
[[Image:HazzardinHollywoodTitle.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Original Air Date:''' 19 May 2000<br>
'''Directed by:''' Bradford May<br>
'''Written by:''' Gy Waldron and Bob Clark<br>
'''Based on Characters Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
It's time for the annual Hazzard Hoedown, which includes a rattlesnake-sacking contest and ax catching among its attractions. This year's musical guest is country star Toby Keith, who joins a list of stars helping to raise money for a new hospital in Hazzard. As Rosco announces how much money they've raised, Ezra Bushmaster, a former crooked partner of [[Boss Hogg]], says that if the county can raise $500,000 in the next 10 days, he'll donate the remaining $3,000,000. From out of the crowd, a man introducing himself as music promoter B.B. Bascomb tells everyone that he can raise the money by selling the tapes of the previous hoedowns. The only catch is that the remixing and mastering fees are $35,000 - the same amount as they currently have in the fund for the hospital.

Undeterred, Bo, Luke, Daisy, Rosco, Cletus and Cooter set off on a three-day drive to Los Angeles. Not long into the journey, Rosco has a tire on his RV shot out by a patch-wearing crook and his assistant who hope to scare them off. The crooks' plan fails, Cooter fixes the tire, and the Hazzardites continue to LA, eventually pitching camp in Griffith Park. At the campsite they are visited by Enos who's now a successful LAPD detective. Enos tells them they're not allowed to camp there, but with some persuasion from Daisy, he offers to get the necessary permits for them. On the way to City Hall, Enos foils a robbery (on his day off). It soon becomes clear that everyone seems to know and like Enos, and he's especially popular with the ladies.

[[Image:RVPictureHiH.jpg|thumb|A picture from Rosco's RV]]
Back at the campsite, the crooks who shot out Rosco's tire steal his RV with their money and tapes in it. Bo and Luke are in close pursuit when they stop to help someone being beaten in the street. Despite being outnumbered, they beat off the attackers just before the victim's brother, Cypriano, and his friends turn up in a pair of lowriders. The victim quickly tells his brother that the boys saved him, and once they determine that's he's OK, they start comparing cars. Cypriano's car can "dance" with its air suspension, but he can't see the appeal of [[General Lee|the General]] until Bo takes him for ride and jumps some road works. With a friendship formed, Cypriano says he'll keep and eye out for the RV, and invites the boys at a block party. Meanwhile, Rosco and Cletus try to ask some of the locals about the RV, but they all reply in foreign languages or slang.

At the block party, Bo falls for Cypriano's sister, Gabriela, who's providing the musical entertainment. Cypriano also tells the boys that he's found the RV at Tio Paco's chop shop. When they get there, all they find is the part of the side wall with the buzzard painted on it.

While Patch and his accomplice keep an eye on the campsite, some Russians turn up looking for the tapes. Bo tricks them into thinking they still have one, and manage to escape in the General. They end up back at Tio Paco's where they find evidence that the thieves had followed them across the country.

Needing money, Rosco goes off in search of a bank loan, but only gets his driver's license shredded in an ATM. He's then befriended by Freddy the Ferret, who takes him to meet loan shark Sharon. He borrows $20,000 with the condition that he has to pay back $30,000 within 72 hours. Outside, Rosco gets robbed by Patch, and goes back to tell Sharon about the stolen money. She explains that it was his money that was stolen, and he stills owes her.

Across town, Patch tries to frame the Dukes for receiving a racing engine paid for with stolen car parts. The defrauded yard owner, Deacon, attempts to tow the General, but the boys appear and tell he about their unusual anti-theft device - rattlesnakes. Deacon realizes that Patch was lying, and also says that her junk yard has the replacement transmission they need for the General. While negotiating a price, she lets them taste her barbecued meat, and the Dukes introduce her to Uncle Jesse's famous sauce. Deacon's so impressed that she lets them have the transmission on credit in return for learning the secret ingredient in the sauce. Luke sees that Bo is interested in Gabriela, but Bo's not sure what to do. Luke confides that he once let the love of his life get away because he was afraid to commit. He also reveals that he sent her off to Nashville become a star. Bo knew some of the story, but Luke had never told him that the old flame was country star Anita Blackwell.

Daisy tries to raise some money by selling her motorcycle, but ends up at a movie studio spending the night filming stunts. Bo and Luke return to the campsite to hear about Rosco's loan shark. Soon after they get there, a limo arrives. They think it's the Russians back again, but it turns out to be Anita Blackwell. Luke takes her for a walk and confesses that he still loves her.

Patch contacts the Russians to say that he has the tapes, and they agree to meet at ''The Bloody Bucket'' (because it's Saturday!). While Bo spends a romantic evening with Gabriela at Griffith Observatory, Luke and Enos go to question B.B. Bascomb. They find that that's not his real name, and that he has a history of music fraud. He tells them about Igor and the meeting at The Bloody Bucket.

The Bloody Bucket is a line dancing club, and Patch turns up with the tapes. Bo, Luke and Gabriela follow them back to Igor's warehouse. The boys go inside and get captured, only escaping in the morning when an earthquake distracts their captors. Rosco's also being held captive, but by Sharon. Luckily, Enos shows up and tells Sharon she's breaking her probation by lending money. Rosco saves her from arrest when he convinces her to make the money a gift (with an extra $10,000 on top). Gabriela contacts Daisy on the CB, and she comes to the boys' rescue with a prop spear gun. Their escape is also helped by Cypriano and Deacon. As they pack up at the campsite, Enos presents them with a $50,000 check, which is a reward for catching the music pirates. Daisy says that they should all go back to Hollywood the following year to raise money for a veterinary clinic.

Back in Hazzard, they find out that Ezra Bushmaster was behind the whole scheme as revenge for being double-crossed in the past. He also announces that he's running for sheriff and boss. Bo's concerned because he can't get hold of Gabriela, but she and various family members turn up in an old school bus. Cooter discovers that Uncle Jesse's final secret ingredient is pickled scuppernongs, and that Deacon thinks that he's "a very attractive man". Toby Keith keeps his promise to play at the ground-breaking, and he's joined on stage by Anita Blackwood.

== Commentary ==
Despite the last movie starting with everyone returning to Hazzard, this one starts with nearly everyone apparently back living there as if they'd never left. One of those missing is [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]], who has passed since the previous movie. It's also strange that he left his barbecue sauce recipe to Cooter rather than Bo, Luke or Daisy.

Maybe modern influences had to creep in with the main characters being transplated to Hollywood (for a second time), but it's still a little odd seeing Daisy with an early mobile phone in her hand rather than using the CB.

With Rosco and Cletus among the Hazzard residents heading for Hollywood, and Enos already in Los Angeles, no mention is made of who's upholding the law back home. With the number of crimes we saw across seven seasons of the show, it seems strange that they'd leave the town unguarded.

The stunt count certainly dropped after the end of the TV series. The previous movie used mostly recycled stunt footage, and this movie made do with a single General Lee jump and lukewarm chase at the end.

The scene where Rosco tries to use the ATM was obviously designed to further highlight the difference between Hazzard and the big city, but it seems very forced. While Hazzard might not have an ATM, they have been around since the late-60s. The scene might have been more believable if it had been part of the show's original run.

The makers of the original show often went to great lengths to hide brand names (remember the silver tape over the badges on the patrol car hoods?), but many are on display here. For example, Cletus is driving a Dodge truck, and boxes marked with brands like Samsung and JVC are clearly visible in the Russians' warehouse.

== Trivia ==
[[Image:RhinestoneSuitHiH.jpg|thumb|Igor's rhinestone suit]]
* Igor's green rhinestone jacket is the same one worn by Rosco in [[10 Million Dollar Sheriff Part 1|10 Million Dollar Sheriff]].
* The scene where Rosco's RV gets its tires shot out, supposedly three days from Hollywood, was filmed in Griffith Park, where they end up camping.
* B.B.'s real name is Billy Bob Thomas.
* Luke and Enos hang B.B. on a coat hook, just like Luke and Bo once did to Enos in the [[The Big Heist]].
* The chase near the end visits most of Warner Bros' backlot sets as well as their office buildings. The black & white war sequence was filmed outside the building that played the cotton mill in [[The Dukes of Hazzard: Reunion!|the Reunion! movie]].
* The house that B.B. is seen coming out of is part of a set which replaced Cooter's Garage on the backlot.
* Oasis Liquor, the store where Enos arrests Cullen, is a real store, and still in business at 4800 Whitsett Avenue.
* Rosco's driver's license gives his address as 1021 Squirrel Hollow and his date of birth as 06-22-25 (which makes Rosco just over a year older than James Best). It also misspells his name as ''Roscoe''.
* One of the secret ingredients in Uncle Jesse's famous sauce recipe is ramps (wild garlic).

== Bloopers ==
[[Image:BoomMicHiH.jpg|thumb|Reflected boom mic]]
* When Deacon confronts Patch, the film crew is reflected in the shop window behind his pickup. As he pulls away, a boom mic is reflected in the truck window. Later, the camera crew are reflected on the truck while Patch is looking for the Dukes.
* When Cypriano first pulls up, his car's suspension is in the down position, but in the wide shot, the front is in the up position.
* When Rosco first borrows the $20,000 from Sharon, Freddy explains that he has to pay it back with $10,000 interest within 72 hours, but after Rosco tells Sharon that the money was stolen, he suddenly owes $35,000.
* When Gabby tells Daisy to "go west on Pico" over the CB, the shot of Gabby driving is reversed, and shows her on the wrong side of the General.
* One of the scenes in the black & white war sequence is mirrored - the word "PAINTERS" in the background is backwards, as is the number on the General's door.

== Quotes ==
* ''When Ezra hands Rosco his certified statement:''<br>'''Ezra:''' "Rosco, uh, did you ever learn how to read?"<br>'''Rosco:''' "Well, you. Course I did...eventually."

* ''While Roz is fawning over Enos:''<br>'''Enos:''' "Roz keeps having me over for dinner. I'm teaching her to cook."

* ''At the bikini car wash:''<br>'''Bo:''' "You know, Luke, I think this would go over real big in Hazzard."<br>'''Luke:''' "I love this town."

* ''As Sharon accuses Rosco of trying to leave town:''<br>'''Sharon:''' "You're one of those smart country types who just pretends to be stupid."<br>'''Rosco:''' "No, I really am that stupid. Ooh!"

* ''Upon apprehending two of the Russian thugs:''<br>'''Deacon:''' "One move and I'll whup you like a redheaded stepchild."

* ''After the picture briefly turns black & white as the chase goes through the war scene:''<br>'''Daisy:''' "Did you notice anything weird back there?"

* ''While listening to Anita Blackwell:''<br>'''Balladeer:''' "Boy, wouldn't Uncle Jesse have loved this?"

== Cast ==

=== Regular Cast ===
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Rick Hurst]] as [[Cletus Hogg|Cletus]]
* Mac Davis as [[The Balladeer#TV Movies|The Balladeer]] (voice)
* Dedicated to the Loving Memory of [[Denver Pyle]]<br>A Worthy Player: A Friend to All

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
LukeHiH.jpg|Tom Wopat as Luke Duke
BoHiH.jpg|John Schneider as Bo Duke
DaisyHiH.jpg|Catherine Bach as Daisy Duke
</gallery></div>
<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
RoscoHiH.jpg|James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
EnosHiH.jpg|Sonny Shroyer as Enos
CletusHiH.jpg|Rick Hurst as Cletus
</gallery></div>
<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
CooterHiH.jpg|Ben Jones as Cooter
Balladeer2HiH.jpg|Mac Davis as The Balladeer
JesseHiH.jpg|Denver Pyle<br>A Worthy Player: A Friend to All
</gallery></div>

=== Special Guest Stars ===
* Toby Keith as Himself
* Anita Cochran as Anita Blackwell

<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
TobyKeithHiH.jpg|Toby Keith as Himself
AnitaBlackwellHiH.jpg|Anita Cochran as Anita Blackwell
</gallery></div>

=== Guest Starring ===
* Patricia Manterola as Gabriela
* Jay Acovone as B. B. Bascomb
* Patricia Belcher as Deacon
* Nicolas Coster as Ezra Bushmaster
* Keith Brunsmann as Patch
* Aleksandr Kuznetsov (as Alexander Kuznetsov) as Igor the Terrible

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
GabbyHiH.jpg|Patricia Manterola as Gabriela
BBBascombHiH.jpg|Jay Acovone as B. B. Bascomb
DeaconHiH.jpg|Patricia Belcher as Deacon
</gallery></div>
<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
EzraBushmasterHiH.jpg|Nicolas Coster as Ezra Bushmaster
PatchHiH.jpg|Keith Brunsmann as Patch
IgorHiH.jpg|Aleksandr Kuznetsov as Igor the Terrible
</gallery></div>

=== Co-Starring ===
* Amaury Nolasco as Cypriano
* Susie Park as Sharon
* Kevin West as Freddy the Ferret
* Jason Graae as Director
* Mike Rad as Cullen
* Karen M. Waldron (as Karen S. Mistal) as Roz
* Sonya Maddox (as Sonya Y. Maddox) as Lois

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
CyprianoHiH.jpg|Amaury Nolasco as Cypriano
SharonHiH.jpg|Susie Park as Sharon
</gallery></div>
<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
FreddyTheFerretHiH.jpg|Kevin West as Freddy the Ferret
DirectorHiH.jpg|Jason Graae as Director
CullenHiH.jpg|Mike Rad as Cullen
</gallery></div>
<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
RozHiH.jpg|Karen M. Waldron as Roz
LoisHiH.jpg|Sonya Maddox as Lois
</gallery></div>

=== Featuring ===
* Sven Holmberg as Serge
* Butch Hammett (as George Temple Hammett) as Ty
* Kristof Konrad as Misha
* Al Vicente as Tio Paco
* Susan Yeagley as Tami ''Sparrow''
* Mark Murphy as Assistant Director
* Chao Li Chi (as Chao-Li Chi) as Chinese Man
* Molly Morgan as Punk Girl
* Roger Marks as Hassidic Jew
* Wells Rosales as Octavio

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
SergeHiH.jpg|Sven Holmberg as Serge
TyHiH.jpg|Butch Hammett as Ty
MishaHiH.jpg|Kristof Konrad as Misha
</gallery></div>
<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
TioPacoHiH.jpg|Al Vicente as Tio Paco
OctavioHiH.jpg|Wells Rosales as Octavio
</gallery></div>
<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
TamiHiH.jpg|Susan Yeagley as Tami Sparrow
AssistantDirectorHiH.jpg|Mark Murphy as Assistant Director
</gallery></div>
<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
ChineseManHiH.jpg|Chao Li Chi as Chinese Man
PunkGirlHiH.jpg|Molly Morgan as Punk Girl
HassidicJewHiH.jpg|Roger Marks as Hassidic Jew
</gallery></div>

* Bob Casper as Townsperson (uncredited)
* Calvin Dean as German Soldier (uncredited)
* Fred Fein as Ax Thrower (uncredited)
* Noel Gugliemi as Street Thug (uncredited)
* Steve Kim as Sharon Thug (uncredited)
* Steve Lattery as Street Thug (uncredited)
* Tom McComas as Smithers (uncredited)

== Stunts ==
* Stunt Coordinator: Paul Baxley
* Stunt Driver: Craig Baxley Jr. (uncredited)
* Stunts: Kenneth John Borland Jr. (uncredited)
* Utility Stunts: Bret Davidson (uncredited)
* Stunt Double: Marian Green (uncredited)
* Utility Stunts: Sonny Martinez (uncredited)
* Stunts: Lance Turner (uncredited)
* Stunts: Thom Williams (uncredited)
* Stunt Driver: John Borland (uncredited)
* Stunt Performer: Jennifer Caputo (uncredited)

== Crew ==
* Edited by: Drake Silliman (as Drake P. Silliman A.C.E.)
* Production Designer: Rodger Maus
* Director of Photography: Bradford May
* Musical Score Composed by: David Hoffner
* Musical Score Produced by: Jim Norman (as Jim Ed Norman)
* Producer: Skip Ward
* Produced by: Elliot Friedgen
* Executive Producers: Bob Clark and Gy Waldron
* Unit Production Manager: Ira Marvin
* First Assistant Director: Steven J. Corzan (as Steve Corzan)
* Second Assistant Director: Nicole Burke
* Executive in Charge of Casting: Barbara Miller, C.S.A.
* Casting Director: Irene Mariano, C.S.A.
* Set Director: Mel Cooper (as Margaret (Mel) Cooper)
* Property Master: David Moll (as David C. Moll)
* Sound Mixer: Steuart Pearce
* Make-Up Artist Nacoma Whobrey
* Hairstylist: Tim Jones
* Costume Designer: Betty Pecha Madden
* Key Costumer: Larry Velasco
* Sound Supervisors: Catt LeBaigue and Paul Tade
* Music Editor: Chris McGeary
* Re-Recording Mixers: Dan Hiland and Gary D. Rogers (as Gary Rogers)
* Los Angeles Music Pre-Records Produced by: Tom Rizzo
* Nashville Music Recording Engineer: Robert Tassi
* Nashville Music Assistant Recording Engineer: Declan Young
* Nashville Musicians:<br>Sam Bush<br>Mark Casstevens<br>Sonny Garrish<br>David Hoffner
* Color by: Laserpacific

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Cale Yarborough Comes to Hazzard

2021-03-19T22:24:36Z

HossC: Added 1 x Quote.

[[Category:Season 7|709 - Cale Yarborough Comes to Hazzard]]
[[Image:S7E09Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 7, Episode 9'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 23 November 1984<br>
'''Directed by:''' James Best<br>
'''Written by:''' Leonard B. Kaufman (as Len Kaufman) and Myles Wilder<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:CaleYarborough0709.jpg|thumb|Cale Yarborough visits Robby in hospital]]
Cale Yarborough comes to Hazzard to visit a young fan about to undergo surgery, but finds himself in trouble with the Dukes when they're framed for a bank heist.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
* The race footage at the end of the episode shows the last lap of the 1984 Daytona 500.
* Dennis Haskins' (Elmo) third and final appearance on the show. He previously played Moss in [[One Armed Bandits]] and Customer in [[The Late J.D. Hogg]].
* Al White (Eddie) previously appeared as Burnett in [[Lawman of the Year]].

== Bloopers ==

== Quotes ==
* ''After Boss urges Rosco to drive faster:''<br>'''Rosco:''' "When there's flab in the cab it's hard to get the pedal to the metal."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Cale Yarborough as Himself
* Al White as Eddie
* Dennis Haskins as Elmo
* Parley Baer as [[Doc Appleby]]
* Chad Sheets as Robby

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
EddieElmo0709.jpg|Al White as Eddie and<br>Dennis Haskins as Elmo
DocAppleby0709.jpg|Parley Baer as Doc Appleby
Robby0709.jpg|Chad Sheets as Robby
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Senior Producer: Myles Wilder
* Produced by: Ralph Riskin and Skip Ward
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
* Executive Story Editors: Martin Roth and Leonard B. Kaufman (as Len Kaufman)
* Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
* Associate Producers: Ronald R. Grow (as Ron Grow) and Russell Livingstone
* Director of Photography: Robert F. Sparks (as Robert Sparks)
* Art Director: Al Rohm
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Earle Hagen and Deane Hagen
* Unit Production Manager: Ronald R. Grow (as Ron Grow)
* First Assistant Director: G. Warren Smith (as Warren Smith)
* Second Assistant Director: Susan Norton
* Second Unit Director: Gary Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: John Elsenbach
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Venita Ozols-Graham (as Venita Ozols)
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Editor: Howard Epstein
* Music Editor: Mark Southern
* Sound Editor: Anthony Ippolito (as Tony Ippolito)
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: Larry L. Fuentes (as Larry Fuentes)
* Makeup: Don Marando
* Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Melissa Franz
* "Flash" Owned and Trained by: Alvin Mears
* Casting: Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Race Footage Supplied by: CBS Sports
* Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Bye, Bye Boss

2021-03-14T11:14:18Z

HossC: Added 1 x Blooper.

[[Category:Season 3|320 - Bye, Bye Boss]]
[[Image:S3E20Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 3, Episode 20'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 13 March 1981<br>
'''Directed by:''' Denver Pyle<br>
'''Written by:''' Jim Rogers<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:DukesOnHorses0320.jpg|thumb|The Dukes on horses]]
Digger Jackson escapes from jail and comes to Hazzard to get revenge on Boss, the man who sent him away. In court he'd threatened to blow a hole in him big enough to drive a truck through (or was it a tractor?). First he steals [[General Lee|the General]], and then he robs Homer Griggs' grocery store. Of course, Homer only sees the General, so he reports Bo and Luke for the robbery. Oblivious to the robbery and the identity of the man who stole the General, Bo and Luke hitch a lift with Hobie, the town drunk.

Fearing for his life, Boss barricades himself and Rosco inside his office at [[The Boar's Nest|the Boar's Nest]], although the barricades don't stop Lulu coming in to check on her "chickabiddy". While Rosco is off getting more guns and chasing Bo and Luke, Digger kidnaps Boss and demands a $100,000 ransom. Lulu doesn't know where Boss keeps his money, and the townsfolk aren't exactly eager to save him, so it's up to Uncle Jesse to appeal for contibutions.

Between them, the Dukes figure that Digger has the General and that his hideout must be somewhere that only some idiot might take a car. Hoping to clear their names, and rescue Boss, Bo and Luke set off with Daisy on "three of the original off-road vehicles". Initially, they don't have much luck, but then Boss manages to stick a damp rag in the stove, and the Dukes see the smoke. While Daisy makes sure that Boss is alright, Bo and Luke chase down Digger and the General on their horses.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
[[Image:FreddyFender0320.jpg|thumb|Freddy Fender]]
* Freddy Fender is the latest victim of the [[Celebrity Speed Trap]].
* Paul Smith returned as Hobie in [[Goodbye, General Lee]].
* Charles Napier (Digger) returned as Pete in [[Targets: Daisy and Lulu]].

== Bloopers ==
* Digger Jackson says that he's been waiting 10 years to get revenge on Boss, but Rosco says he was only sent up for 10 years for running illegal shine, so why did he need to escape from jail?
* When the townsfolk are discussing Boss' kidnapping and Deke Haskell says, "I say good riddance to him.", Jesse interrupts calling him ''Zeke'' Haskell. Daisy gets his name correct a few seconds later.
* The poster for Freddy Fender's show misspells his name "Freddie".

== Quotes ==
* ''Just before Bo and Luke first encounter Digger:''<br>'''Waylon:''' "And when somebody's walking in Hazzard County it means that their car's dead, their mule has died or they got trouble."

* ''When Bo and Luke flag down Hobie:''<br>'''Hobie:''' "Joe and Duke. How's your Uncle Lester and your Cousin Pansy?"

* ''More from Hobie:''<br>'''Luke:''' "We need a lift into Hazzard."<br>'''Hobie:''' "I'm afraid that's out of my way. I'm going to Hazzard."<br>'''Bo:''' "All right, Hobie, you get us to Hazzard, and we'll take it from there.".

* ''Said to Digger about Lulu:''<br>'''Boss:''' "She likes sweets so much the chocolate people named her 'Woman of the Year.'"

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Rick Hurst]] as [[Cletus Hogg|Cletus]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Freddy Fender as Himself
* Charles Napier as Digger ''Jackson''
* Paul Smith (as A. Paul Smith) as Hobie
* [[Peggy Rea]] as [[Lulu Hogg|Lulu]]
* Harry Caesar as Homer ''Griggs''
* Earl Colbert as Deke ''Haskell''

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Digger0320.jpg|Charles Napier as Digger Jackson
Hobie0320.jpg|Paul Smith as Hobie
Lulu0320.jpg|Peggy Rea as Lulu
</gallery></div>
<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Homer0320.jpg|Harry Caesar as Homer Griggs
Deke0320.jpg|Earl Colbert as Deke Haskell
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
* Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles de Turenne (as Gilles A. de Turenne)
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: Robert I. Jillson (as Bob Jillson)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Gilles de Turenne (as Gilles A. de Turenne)
* First Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Editor: Howard Epstein
* Music Editor: Abby Marable
* Sound Editor: Chick Camera
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: John James
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
* Casting: Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Along Came a Duke

2021-03-13T10:56:57Z

HossC: Added 1 x Quote.

[[Category:Season 3|317 - Along Came a Duke]]
[[Image:S3E17Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 3, Episode 17'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 13 February 1981<br>
'''Directed by:''' Paul Baxley<br>
'''Written by:''' Leonard B. Kaufman (as Len Kaufman)<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
It's time for Boss' annual Hazzard money-spinner, Stonewall Jackson Day. This year he's arranged to borrow the personal sword of Gen. Stonewall Jackson from the Atlanta Museum, and also hired a couple of thieves to steal it. The thieves ambush the curator of the museum on his way to Hazzard, but he doesn't have the sword with him. During the fight, Bo and Luke turn up and scare off the thieves. After the curator leaves, Bo and Luke find his wallet on the ground, but can't give chase because [[General Lee|the General]]'s radiator is broken. Soon afterwards, Rosco pulls them over, spots the wallet on the dashboard and arrests them.

Back in Hazzard, the curator is talking to Boss about who will be used for shipping the sword. Boss offers his hired thieves, Harry Joe and Tiny, but the curator says he wants someone that he can vouch for. Right on cue, Rosco brings in the Duke Boys. When Boss sees that the curator trusts them, he suggests that they could transport the sword. That would give his thieves a good chance of stealing the sword, and let him blame the Dukes. What he doesn't bank on is having to pay the Dukes the curator's price of $100 each.

Bo and Luke collect the sword, and are on their way back to Hazzard when the thieves strike. The General's radiator is broken again, so they have to stop. While being held at gunpoint, a mystery motorcyclist arrives and tells the thieves to "move it on" because he's "got an account to settle". As soon as the thieves have gone, he reveals that he's cousin Jeb Stuart Duke. While Jeb goes off to surprise Uncle Jesse, Bo and Luke continue on to Hazzard to deliver the sword. However, at the handover, Boss pulls a switch and gets Bo and Luke thrown in jail. Hearing about their situation, Jeb turns up and helps them escape.

Figuring that Boss is planning on selling the sword to Beauregard Mason, Jeb pretends to be his son to buy the sword back with a load fake bills made of newspaper. Unfortunately, Boss has told Harry Joe and Tiny that he doesn't need them any more, and won't be paying them, so they turn up to rob Boss. With Boss and Rosco out of the subsequent chase, it's up to Bo, Luke and Jeb to catch the thieves and rescue the sword.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
[[Image:HazzardHigh0317.jpg|thumb|Warner Bros. Ranch]]
* Earl Boen (Eustice Hastings) is probably best known for playing Dr. Peter Silberman in the ''Terminator'' movies.
* Despite only appearing in this episode, Christopher Hensel (Jeb Stuart Duke) made it onto the Dukes of Hazzard team for the ''Family Feud City vs. Country All Star Special''.
* The high school sports field scene was filmed at the Warner Bros. Ranch in Burbank. The fountain is the same one which appears in the opening credits of ''Friends''.
* The building shown with the Atlanta Museum sign is actually Warner Bros' Glass Building, just across W Olive Avenue from their studios in Burbank.

== Bloopers ==
* The United States Marshal's car sign and patch badge are both misspelled "United States ''Marshall''". The credits and closed captions also use "Marshall". His metal badge, however, appears to show the correct spelling.
* The second athlete who lands in Boss' car has red and blue striped socks in the location shots, but red and gray striped socks in the studio shots.
* Before the javelin hits the hood of the patrol car, there's a visible indent indicating a covered hole. When the angle changes, the hole is much bigger and the javelin has changed color from white to mostly orange.

== Quotes ==
* ''After Rosco questions Boss employing the Dukes:''<br>'''Boss:''' "Rosco, do you know why I'm the biggest man in this county?."<br>'''Rosco:''' "Because you eat more than anybody else."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Rick Hurst]] as [[Cletus Hogg|Cletus]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Christopher Hensel as Jeb Stuart Duke
* Earl Boen as Eustice Hastings
* Dennis Holahan as Harry Joe
* Tony Brubaker as Tiny
* Buck Young as The Marshall
* Kenneth O'Brien as Beauregard Mason

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
JebStuart0317.jpg|Christopher Hensel as Jeb Stuart Duke
EusticeHastings0317.jpg|Earl Boen as Eustice Hastings
HarryJoeTiny0317.jpg|Dennis Holahan as Harry Joe<br>and Tony Brubaker as Tiny
</gallery></div>
<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Marshall0317.jpg|Buck Young as The Marshall
BeauregardMason0317.jpg|Kenneth O'Brien as Beauregard Mason
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Executive Story Editors: Leonard B. Kaufman (as Len Kaufman) and Martin Roth
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles de Turenne (as Gilles A. de Turenne)
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: Robert I. Jillson (as Bob Jillson)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Gilles de Turenne (as Gilles A. de Turenne)
* First Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Craig Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Editor: Howard Epstein
* Music Editor: Abby Marable
* Sound Editor: Chick Camera
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: John James (Jon James)
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
* Casting: Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Duke vs. Duke

2021-03-07T10:34:56Z

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[[Category:Season 3|314 - Duke vs. Duke]]
[[Image:S3E14Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 3, Episode 14'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 23 January 1981<br>
'''Directed by:''' Paul Baxley<br>
'''Written by:''' William Raynor and Myles Wilder<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:RaceStart0314.jpg|thumb|The start of the race]]
It's time for the First Annual J.D. Hogg Hazzard Derby, with an entry fee of $200 and a first prize of $1,000. Bo and Luke are confident of their chances, even when Cooter reveals that he's taken a second mortgage on his farm to pay for an old Cale Yarborough engine in his car. What none of them realize is that the small print on the entry form says that all losing or withdrawn cars become the property of Boss Hogg. To make matters worse, Cooter hurts his foot while helping Bo and Luke change a tire during a test run, which means that he can't drive. Figuring that the boys owe it to their friend, Jesse tells Luke that he'll have to drive Cooter's car to try and prevent Boss getting his hands on it.

Of course, Boss doesn't like leaving things to chance, so he enters his own secret weapon - Rosco in a car illegally fitted with nitrous oxide. Thinking that he can't lose, Boss places a $5,000 bet on Rosco with the biggest bookie in the tri-county area, Ma Harper. Ma Harper realizes that the race must be fixed, so she also makes a $5,000 bet on Rosco with another bookie. When Boss hears that Cooter is out of the race, and before he learns that Luke is taking his place, both bets get doubled. To help ensure Rosco's victory, Ma Harper puts two of her boys in the race to keep Rosco safe, and steals Cooter's car just before the start.

Bo and Luke manage to track down the stolen car, and after wrestling with Junior, they get back to the race just after all the other cars have left. Rosco quickly runs two of his rivals off the road, and then employs other dirty tricks such as nails on the road. Cletus rolls his car after trying to drive through Rosco's smoke screen, and Ma Harper's boys crash into each other, leaving just Bo, Luke and Rosco in a race for the finishing line.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
* With his part as Junior, this is the only credited appearance of long-time Dukes' stuntman Al Wyatt Jr. in the show, although he can be seen on-screen in several other episodes.
* The map that Bo uses to plan his route is actually a map of the north-eastern corner of California, near the borders with Oregon and Nevada.
* Playing Doc Petticord's nurse in this episode is Sandy Wescott's only acting credit. Bo, Luke and Cooter call her Jean as she goes back inside, but the name doesn't appear on the closed captions.

== Bloopers ==
* When Rosco hits the nitrous oxide button at the end of the race, the wires lifting Flash's ears are visible.
* There are two distinct versions of Cooter's race car which swap throughout the episode. One looks pretty stock, while the other has larger, rounder rear wheel arches.

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Rick Hurst]] as [[Cletus Hogg|Cletus]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Fran Ryan as Ma Harper
* Johnnie Collins III as Billy Boy
* Richard Fullerton as Billy Gene
* Al Wyatt Jr. as Junior
* Sandy Wescott as The Nurse

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MaHarper0314.jpg|Fran Ryan as Ma Harper
BillyBoy0314.jpg|Johnnie Collins III as Billy Boy
BillyGene0314.jpg|Richard Fullerton as Billy Gene
</gallery></div>
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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Junior0314.jpg|Al Wyatt Jr. as Junior
Nurse0314.jpg|Sandy Wescott as The Nurse
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Executive Story Editors: Leonard B. Kaufman (as Len Kaufman) and Martin Roth
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles de Turenne (as Gilles A. de Turenne)
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: Robert I. Jillson (as Bob Jillson)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Gilles de Turenne (as Gilles A. de Turenne)
* First Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Craig Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Editor: Howard Epstein
* Music Editor: Abby Marable
* Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: Frank Toro
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
* Casting: Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Uncle Boss

2021-02-27T17:59:30Z

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[[Category:Season 3|307 - Uncle Boss]]
[[Image:S3E07Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 3, Episode 7'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 28 November 1980<br>
'''Directed by:''' Hollingsworth Morse<br>
'''Written by:''' William Raynor and Myles Wilder<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:CarInPoliceStation0307.jpg|thumb|Hughie's car in the police station]]
Boss' nephew, Hughie Hogg, returns to Hazzard to help catch the Dukes, and this time he's dressed just like his uncle. His first plan is to sue the Dukes for causing Boss whiplash, but that fails when Boss is tricked into jumping out of his wheelchair. Hughie's second plan is to frame them for stealing his car, but Cooter hides the car during the search of [[The Duke Farm|the farm]] and then helps to leave it in the police station.

Hughie then moves on to a more complicated scheme which starts with some moonshine planted in Daisy's trunk. Knowing that Bo and Luke won't leave their cousin in jail while she's supposed to be maid of honor at her friend's wedding, he waits for them to help Daisy escape. His secret weapon is a video camera which records the Dukes' law-breaking. When Hughie shows his video evidence to Boss, Rosco realizes that Hughie has also been recording his inefficiency.

The Dukes and Cooter finally get filled in on what Hughie has been up to, and find out that he's taking the video tape to show the police in the state capital. Luke realizes that they don't need to get the tape from Hughie, they just need to get it near a strong magnet to erase it. Cooter reads Luke's mind, and they set about steering Hughie towards the junkyard.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
[[Image:CootersTruck0307.jpg|thumb|Cooter's truck]]
* Cooter acquires a large parcel truck for this episode, mainly because they needed a vehicle large enough to hide Hughie's car inside. He says that he borrowed it from E.W. Brown in Cotton, but well-worn signs on the side say "Cooter's Garage" and "Reliable Auto Repair".
* The junkyard seen at the end of the episode was a real junkyard on Glenoaks Boulevard, near Truesdale Street in Sun Valley, CA. There are still several auto parts businesses in the area.
* Ellen Murray's appearance as Mary Belle is her only acting credit.

== Bloopers ==
* Hughie's second plan is to get the Dukes for "grand theft auto", but his blackboard says "GRAND AUTO THEFT".

== Quotes ==
* ''After Rosco couldn't find Hughie's car at the Duke Farm:''<br>'''Boss:''' "Well, you can't frame people for grand theft auto unless you catch them with the auto they grand thefted."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Jeff Altman as [[Hughie Hogg]]
* Ellen Murray as Mary Belle ''Digby''

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Hughie0307.jpg|Jeff Altman as Hughie Hogg
MaryBelle0307.jpg|Ellen Murray as Mary Belle Digby
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== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Co-produced by: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: James Martin Bachman (as James-Martin Bachman)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
* First Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
* Second Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Bradley B. Six (as Brad Six)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jack W. Cash (as Jack Cash)
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Editor: Bob Ross
* Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
* Sound Editors: Ed Scheid and Gary Vaughan (as Gary Vaughn)
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
* Property: Daniel Stoltenberg (as Dan Stoltenberg)
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle
* Casting: Vivian McRae
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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How to Succeed in Hazzard

2020-10-31T11:23:43Z

HossC: /* Bloopers */

[[Category:Season 6|618 - How to Succeed in Hazzard]]
[[Image:S6E18Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 6, Episode 18'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 17 February 1984<br>
'''Directed by:''' Harvey S. Laidman (as Harvey Laidman)<br>
'''Written by:''' Michael Michaelian and Michael Sevareid<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:DeweyGrave0618.jpg|thumb|Dewey's prepared grave site]]
When Jesse and Luke are run off the road by Dewey Hogg in an ambulance, they know that his return to Hazzard is not good news. Dewey is Hughie's older brother, and even more crooked. His plan is to pretend that he's dying, offer a donation for a medical clinic in his name, and then get the townsfolk to match it. Although Jesse's dubious of the scheme, he agrees to look after the money in his safety deposit box at [[Bank of Hazzard|the bank]]. After conning Boss to donate the remainder of the money, Dewey steals it from Jesse's deposit box using a duplicate key and stashes it in the box next door. Luke figures that the only way they'll see the money again is if Dewey thinks that he really is dying, so they pretend to serve him some poisoned wine.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
* Robert Morse (Dewey Hogg) starred as J. Pierpont Finch in the 1967 movie ''How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying''.
* Daina House, Dewey's nurse, previously appeared as one of the car strippers in [[Arrest Jesse Duke]].
* Boss' wine, Châteauneuf du Picard, appears to be a reference to Dukes executive producer Paul R. Picard.
* Bo is missing for most of this episode, and only appears as part of a phone call right near the end. According to the plot, he's testing NASCAR engines after Luke lost the coin toss.

== Bloopers ==
* At the start of the episode, Jesse and Luke are meant to be heading to town with a load of eggs. Dewey passes them going in the opposite direction, yet Jesse still tells Daisy that he's heading her way (she's at Cooter's) - one of them must've going the wrong way to town.
* When Jesse's telling Daisy that Dewey's on his way, a crew member holding a boom mic is reflected in the General's front fender.

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Robert Morse as Dewey Hogg
* Daina House (as Dana House) as Nurse
* Mickey Morton as Driver
* Dean Dittman as Mack Magee

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
DeweyHogg0618.jpg|Robert Morse as Dewey Hogg
Nurse0618.jpg|Daina House as Nurse
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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Driver0618.jpg|Mickey Morton as Driver
MackMagee0618.jpg|Dean Dittman as Mack Magee
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== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Robert L. Jacks (as Robert Jacks)
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
* Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
* Executive Story Editors: Leonard B. Kaufman (as Len Kaufman) and Martin Roth
* Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
* Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
* Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Art Director: Al Rohm
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Earle Hagen
* Unit Production Manager: Ronald R. Grow (as Ron Grow)
* First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
* Second Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Kenneth D. Collins (as Ken Collins)
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Editor: Howard Epstein
* Music Editor: Mark Southern
* Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: Larry L. Fuentes (as Larry Fuentes)
* Makeup: Don Marando
* Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Hope Slepak (as Bonnie Hope Slepak)
* "Flash" Owned and Trained by: Alvin Mears
* Casting: Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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The Dukes of Hazzard: Hazzard in Hollywood

2020-10-24T22:12:28Z

HossC: /* Trivia */

[[Category:Episodes|TV Movies - 2]]
[[Image:HazzardinHollywoodTitle.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Original Air Date:''' 19 May 2000<br>
'''Directed by:''' Bradford May<br>
'''Written by:''' Gy Waldron and Bob Clark<br>
'''Based on Characters Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
It's time for the annual Hazzard Hoedown, which includes a rattlesnake-sacking contest and ax catching among its attractions. This year's musical guest is country star Toby Keith, who joins a list of stars helping to raise money for a new hospital in Hazzard. As Rosco announces how much money they've raised, Ezra Bushmaster, a former crooked partner of [[Boss Hogg]], says that if the county can raise $500,000 in the next 10 days, he'll donate the remaining $3,000,000. From out of the crowd, a man introducing himself as music promoter B.B. Bascomb tells everyone that he can raise the money by selling the tapes of the previous hoedowns. The only catch is that the remixing and mastering fees are $35,000 - the same amount as they currently have in the fund for the hospital.

Undeterred, Bo, Luke, Daisy, Rosco, Cletus and Cooter set off on a three-day drive to Los Angeles. Not long into the journey, Rosco has a tire on his RV shot out by a patch-wearing crook and his assistant who hope to scare them off. The crooks' plan fails, Cooter fixes the tire, and the Hazzardites continue to LA, eventually pitching camp in Griffith Park. At the campsite they are visited by Enos who's now a successful LAPD detective. Enos tells them they're not allowed to camp there, but with some persuasion from Daisy, he offers to get the necessary permits for them. On the way to City Hall, Enos foils a robbery (on his day off). It soon becomes clear that everyone seems to know and like Enos, and he's especially popular with the ladies.

[[Image:RVPictureHiH.jpg|thumb|A picture from Rosco's RV]]
Back at the campsite, the crooks who shot out Rosco's tire steal his RV with their money and tapes in it. Bo and Luke are in close pursuit when they stop to help someone being beaten in the street. Despite being outnumbered, they beat off the attackers just before the victim's brother, Cypriano, and his friends turn up in a pair of lowriders. The victim quickly tells his brother that the boys saved him, and once they determine that's he's OK, they start comparing cars. Cypriano's car can "dance" with its air suspension, but he can't see the appeal of [[General Lee|the General]] until Bo takes him for ride and jumps some road works. With a friendship formed, Cypriano says he'll keep and eye out for the RV, and invites the boys at a block party. Meanwhile, Rosco and Cletus try to ask some of the locals about the RV, but they all reply in foreign languages or slang.

At the block party, Bo falls for Cypriano's sister, Gabriela, who's providing the musical entertainment. Cypriano also tells the boys that he's found the RV at Tio Paco's chop shop. When they get there, all they find is the part of the side wall with the buzzard painted on it.

While Patch and his accomplice keep an eye on the campsite, some Russians turn up looking for the tapes. Bo tricks them into thinking they still have one, and manage to escape in the General. They end up back at Tio Paco's where they find evidence that the thieves had followed them across the country.

Needing money, Rosco goes off in search of a bank loan, but only gets his driver's license shredded in an ATM. He's then befriended by Freddy the Ferret, who takes him to meet loan shark Sharon. He borrows $20,000 with the condition that he has to pay back $30,000 within 72 hours. Outside, Rosco gets robbed by Patch, and goes back to tell Sharon about the stolen money. She explains that it was his money that was stolen, and he stills owes her.

Across town, Patch tries to frame the Dukes for receiving a racing engine paid for with stolen car parts. The defrauded yard owner, Deacon, attempts to tow the General, but the boys appear and tell he about their unusual anti-theft device - rattlesnakes. Deacon realizes that Patch was lying, and also says that her junk yard has the replacement transmission they need for the General. While negotiating a price, she lets them taste her barbecued meat, and the Dukes introduce her to Uncle Jesse's famous sauce. Deacon's so impressed that she lets them have the transmission on credit in return for learning the secret ingredient in the sauce. Luke sees that Bo is interested in Gabriela, but Bo's not sure what to do. Luke confides that he once let the love of his life get away because he was afraid to commit. He also reveals that he sent her off to Nashville become a star. Bo knew some of the story, but Luke had never told him that the old flame was country star Anita Blackwell.

Daisy tries to raise some money by selling her motorcycle, but ends up at a movie studio spending the night filming stunts. Bo and Luke return to the campsite to hear about Rosco's loan shark. Soon after they get there, a limo arrives. They think it's the Russians back again, but it turns out to be Anita Blackwell. Luke takes her for a walk and confesses that he still loves her.

Patch contacts the Russians to say that he has the tapes, and they agree to meet at ''The Bloody Bucket'' (because it's Saturday!). While Bo spends a romantic evening with Gabriela at Griffith Observatory, Luke and Enos go to question B.B. Bascomb. They find that that's not his real name, and that he has a history of music fraud. He tells them about Igor and the meeting at The Bloody Bucket.

The Bloody Bucket is a line dancing club, and Patch turns up with the tapes. Bo, Luke and Gabriela follow them back to Igor's warehouse. The boys go inside and get captured, only escaping in the morning when an earthquake distracts their captors. Rosco's also being held captive, but by Sharon. Luckily, Enos shows up and tells Sharon she's breaking her probation by lending money. Rosco saves her from arrest when he convinces her to make the money a gift (with an extra $10,000 on top). Gabriela contacts Daisy on the CB, and she comes to the boys' rescue with a prop spear gun. Their escape is also helped by Cypriano and Deacon. As they pack up at the campsite, Enos presents them with a $50,000 check, which is a reward for catching the music pirates. Daisy says that they should all go back to Hollywood the following year to raise money for a vetenary clinic.

Back in Hazzard, they find out that Ezra Bushmaster was behind the whole scheme as revenge for being double-crossed in the past. He also announces that he's running for sheriff and boss. Bo's concerned because he can't get hold of Gabriela, but she and various family members turn up in an old school bus. Cooter discovers that Uncle Jesse's final secret ingedient is pickled scuppernongs, and that Deacon thinks that he's "a very attractive man". Toby Keith keeps his promise to play at the ground-breaking, and he's joined on stage by Anita Blackwood.

== Commentary ==
Despite the last movie starting with everyone returning to Hazzard, this one starts with nearly everyone apparently back living there as if they'd never left. One of those missing is [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]], who has passed since the previous movie. It's also strange that he left his barbecue sauce recipe to Cooter rather than Bo, Luke or Daisy.

Maybe modern influences had to creep in with the main characters being transplated to Hollywood (for a second time), but it's still a little odd seeing Daisy with an early mobile phone in her hand rather than using the CB.

With Rosco and Cletus among the Hazzard residents heading for Hollywood, and Enos already in Los Angeles, no mention is made of who's upholding the law back home. With the number of crimes we saw across seven seasons of the show, it seems strange that they'd leave the town unguarded.

The stunt count certainly dropped after the end of the TV series. The previous movie used mostly recycled stunt footage, and this movie made do with a single General Lee jump and lukewarm chase at the end.

The scene where Rosco tries to use the ATM was obviously designed to further highlight the difference between Hazzard and the big city, but it seems very forced. While Hazzard might not have an ATM, they have been around since the late-60s. The scene might have been more believable if it had been part of the show's original run.

The makers of the original show often went to great lengths to hide brand names (remember the silver tape over the badges on the patrol car hoods?), but many are on display here. For example, Cletus is driving a Dodge truck, and boxes marked with brands like Samsung and JVC are clearly visible in the Russians' warehouse.

== Trivia ==
[[Image:RhinestoneSuitHiH.jpg|thumb|Igor's rhinestone suit]]
* Igor's green rhinestone jacket is the same one worn by Rosco in [[10 Million Dollar Sheriff Part 1|10 Million Dollar Sheriff]].
* The scene where Rosco's RV gets its tires shot out, supposedly three days from Hollywood, was filmed in Griffith Park, where they end up camping.
* B.B.'s real name is Billy Bob Thomas.
* Luke and Enos hang B.B. on a coat hook, just like Luke and Bo once did to Enos in the [[The Big Heist]].
* The chase near the end visits most of Warner Bros' backlot sets as well as their office buildings. The black & white war sequence was filmed outside the building that played the cotton mill in [[The Dukes of Hazzard: Reunion!|the Reunion! movie]].
* The house that B.B. is seen coming out of is part of a set which replaced Cooter's Garage on the backlot.
* Oasis Liquor, the store where Enos arrests Cullen, is a real store, and still in business at 4800 Whitsett Avenue.
* Rosco's driver's license gives his address as 1021 Squirrel Hollow and his date of birth as 06-22-25 (which makes Rosco just over a year older than James Best). It also misspells his name as ''Roscoe''.
* One of the secret ingredients in Uncle Jesse's famous sauce recipe is ramps (wild garlic).

== Bloopers ==
[[Image:BoomMicHiH.jpg|thumb|Reflected boom mic]]
* When Deacon confronts Patch, the film crew is reflected in the shop window behind his pickup. As he pulls away, a boom mic is reflected in the truck window. Later, the camera crew are reflected on the truck while Patch is looking for the Dukes.
* When Cypriano first pulls up, his car's suspension is in the down position, but in the wide shot, the front is in the up position.
* When Rosco first borrows the $20,000 from Sharon, Freddy explains that he has to pay it back with $10,000 interest within 72 hours, but after Rosco tells Sharon that the money was stolen, he suddenly owes $35,000.
* When Gabby tells Daisy to "go west on Pico" over the CB, the shot of Gabby driving is reversed, and shows her on the wrong side of the General.
* One of the scenes in the black & white war sequence is mirrored - the word "PAINTERS" in the background is backwards, as is the number on the General's door.

== Quotes ==
* ''When Ezra hands Rosco his certified statement:''<br>'''Ezra:''' "Rosco, uh, did you ever learn how to read?"<br>'''Rosco:''' "Well, you. Course I did...eventually."

* ''While Roz is fawning over Enos:''<br>'''Enos:''' "Roz keeps having me over for dinner. I'm teaching her to cook."

* ''At the bikini car wash:''<br>'''Bo:''' "You know, Luke, I think this would go over real big in Hazzard."<br>'''Luke:''' "I love this town."

* ''As Sharon accuses Rosco of trying to leave town:''<br>'''Sharon:''' "You're one of those smart country types who just pretends to be stupid."<br>'''Rosco:''' "No, I really am that stupid. Ooh!"

* ''Upon apprehending two of the Russian thugs:''<br>'''Deacon:''' "One move and I'll whup you like a redheaded stepchild."

* ''After the picture briefly turns black & white as the chase goes through the war scene:''<br>'''Daisy:''' "Did you notice anything weird back there?"

* ''While listening to Anita Blackwell:''<br>'''Balladeer:''' "Boy, wouldn't Uncle Jesse have loved this?"

== Cast ==

=== Regular Cast ===
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Rick Hurst]] as [[Cletus Hogg|Cletus]]
* Mac Davis as [[The Balladeer#TV Movies|The Balladeer]] (voice)
* Dedicated to the Loving Memory of [[Denver Pyle]]<br>A Worthy Player: A Friend to All

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
LukeHiH.jpg|Tom Wopat as Luke Duke
BoHiH.jpg|John Schneider as Bo Duke
DaisyHiH.jpg|Catherine Bach as Daisy Duke
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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
RoscoHiH.jpg|James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
EnosHiH.jpg|Sonny Shroyer as Enos
CletusHiH.jpg|Rick Hurst as Cletus
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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
CooterHiH.jpg|Ben Jones as Cooter
Balladeer2HiH.jpg|Mac Davis as The Balladeer
JesseHiH.jpg|Denver Pyle<br>A Worthy Player: A Friend to All
</gallery></div>

=== Special Guest Stars ===
* Toby Keith as Himself
* Anita Cochran as Anita Blackwell

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
TobyKeithHiH.jpg|Toby Keith as Himself
AnitaBlackwellHiH.jpg|Anita Cochran as Anita Blackwell
</gallery></div>

=== Guest Starring ===
* Patricia Manterola as Gabriela
* Jay Acovone as B. B. Bascomb
* Patricia Belcher as Deacon
* Nicolas Coster as Ezra Bushmaster
* Keith Brunsmann as Patch
* Aleksandr Kuznetsov (as Alexander Kuznetsov) as Igor the Terrible

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GabbyHiH.jpg|Patricia Manterola as Gabriela
BBBascombHiH.jpg|Jay Acovone as B. B. Bascomb
DeaconHiH.jpg|Patricia Belcher as Deacon
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EzraBushmasterHiH.jpg|Nicolas Coster as Ezra Bushmaster
PatchHiH.jpg|Keith Brunsmann as Patch
IgorHiH.jpg|Aleksandr Kuznetsov as Igor the Terrible
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=== Co-Starring ===
* Amaury Nolasco as Cypriano
* Susie Park as Sharon
* Kevin West as Freddy the Ferret
* Jason Graae as Director
* Mike Rad as Cullen
* Karen M. Waldron (as Karen S. Mistal) as Roz
* Sonya Maddox (as Sonya Y. Maddox) as Lois

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CyprianoHiH.jpg|Amaury Nolasco as Cypriano
SharonHiH.jpg|Susie Park as Sharon
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FreddyTheFerretHiH.jpg|Kevin West as Freddy the Ferret
DirectorHiH.jpg|Jason Graae as Director
CullenHiH.jpg|Mike Rad as Cullen
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RozHiH.jpg|Karen M. Waldron as Roz
LoisHiH.jpg|Sonya Maddox as Lois
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=== Featuring ===
* Sven Holmberg as Serge
* Butch Hammett (as George Temple Hammett) as Ty
* Kristof Konrad as Misha
* Al Vicente as Tio Paco
* Susan Yeagley as Tami ''Sparrow''
* Mark Murphy as Assistant Director
* Chao Li Chi (as Chao-Li Chi) as Chinese Man
* Molly Morgan as Punk Girl
* Roger Marks as Hassidic Jew
* Wells Rosales as Octavio

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SergeHiH.jpg|Sven Holmberg as Serge
TyHiH.jpg|Butch Hammett as Ty
MishaHiH.jpg|Kristof Konrad as Misha
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TioPacoHiH.jpg|Al Vicente as Tio Paco
OctavioHiH.jpg|Wells Rosales as Octavio
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TamiHiH.jpg|Susan Yeagley as Tami Sparrow
AssistantDirectorHiH.jpg|Mark Murphy as Assistant Director
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ChineseManHiH.jpg|Chao Li Chi as Chinese Man
PunkGirlHiH.jpg|Molly Morgan as Punk Girl
HassidicJewHiH.jpg|Roger Marks as Hassidic Jew
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* Bob Casper as Townsperson (uncredited)
* Calvin Dean as German Soldier (uncredited)
* Fred Fein as Ax Thrower (uncredited)
* Noel Gugliemi as Street Thug (uncredited)
* Steve Kim as Sharon Thug (uncredited)
* Steve Lattery as Street Thug (uncredited)
* Tom McComas as Smithers (uncredited)

== Stunts ==
* Stunt Coordinator: Paul Baxley
* Stunt Driver: Craig Baxley Jr. (uncredited)
* Stunts: Kenneth John Borland Jr. (uncredited)
* Utility Stunts: Bret Davidson (uncredited)
* Stunt Double: Marian Green (uncredited)
* Utility Stunts: Sonny Martinez (uncredited)
* Stunts: Lance Turner (uncredited)
* Stunts: Thom Williams (uncredited)
* Stunt Driver: John Borland (uncredited)
* Stunt Performer: Jennifer Caputo (uncredited)

== Crew ==
* Edited by: Drake Silliman (as Drake P. Silliman A.C.E.)
* Production Designer: Rodger Maus
* Director of Photography: Bradford May
* Musical Score Composed by: David Hoffner
* Musical Score Produced by: Jim Norman (as Jim Ed Norman)
* Producer: Skip Ward
* Produced by: Elliot Friedgen
* Executive Producers: Bob Clark and Gy Waldron
* Unit Production Manager: Ira Marvin
* First Assistant Director: Steven J. Corzan (as Steve Corzan)
* Second Assistant Director: Nicole Burke
* Executive in Charge of Casting: Barbara Miller, C.S.A.
* Casting Director: Irene Mariano, C.S.A.
* Set Director: Mel Cooper (as Margaret (Mel) Cooper)
* Property Master: David Moll (as David C. Moll)
* Sound Mixer: Steuart Pearce
* Make-Up Artist Nacoma Whobrey
* Hairstylist: Tim Jones
* Costume Designer: Betty Pecha Madden
* Key Costumer: Larry Velasco
* Sound Supervisors: Catt LeBaigue and Paul Tade
* Music Editor: Chris McGeary
* Re-Recording Mixers: Dan Hiland and Gary D. Rogers (as Gary Rogers)
* Los Angeles Music Pre-Records Produced by: Tom Rizzo
* Nashville Music Recording Engineer: Robert Tassi
* Nashville Music Assistant Recording Engineer: Declan Young
* Nashville Musicians:<br>Sam Bush<br>Mark Casstevens<br>Sonny Garrish<br>David Hoffner
* Color by: Laserpacific

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The Revenge of Hughie Hogg

2020-09-25T13:40:26Z

HossC: /* Plot Summary */

[[Category:Season 5|513 - The Revenge of Hughie Hogg]]
[[Image:S5E13Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 5, Episode 13'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 17 December 1982<br>
'''Directed by:''' Don McDougall<br>
'''Written by:''' Martin Roth<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:FlashBadge0513.jpg|thumb|Flash helps out Rosco]]
It's election time in Hazzard, and Rosco's hoping to retain his job as Sheriff. What he doesn't know is that Hughie Hogg is back in town, and he's got an incriminating tape and photos of Boss' illegal activities. Hughie then uses his evidence to blackmail Boss into supporting him for the Sheriff's job. After finding out that Hughie running for Sheriff, the Dukes decide to support Rosco.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==

== Bloopers ==
* Near the start of the episode, a wide shot of Hughie shows him holding a tape recorder and a listening dish, but the close-up shows a different tape recorder which is now in a leatherette cover.
* Waylon says that Rosco is "having to drive his own car for the first time in four years", but he bought a "new secondhand used car" (a Pontiac LeMans) in [[To Catch a Duke]] in [[:Category:Season 3|season 3]].
* The front of [[Boss Hogg's Cadillac|Boss' car]] gets damaged by the beer barrels, but the damage has gone when they head for Morgan's Glueworks.

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Byron Cherry]] as [[Coy Duke]]
* [[Christopher Mayer]] as [[Vance Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]] (credit only)
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Jeff Altman as [[Hughie Hogg]]
* [[Peggy Rea]] as [[Lulu Hogg|Lulu]]
* Pat Studstill as Barclay
* Roger Torrey as Norris

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Hughie0513.jpg|Jeff Altman as Hughie Hogg
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Barclay0513.jpg|Pat Studstill as Barclay
Norris0513.jpg|Roger Torrey as Norris
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== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Robert L. Jacks (as Robert Jacks)
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
* Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
* Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
* Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
* Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
* Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Art Director: Al Rohm
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
* First Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans
* Second Unit Director: Gary Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Editor: Howard Epstein
* Music Editor: Abby Treloggen (as Abby M. Treloggen)
* Sound Editor: Lee Chaney
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: Steve Purcell
* Makeup: Paul Stanhope Jr. (as Paul Stanhope)
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
* "Flash" Owned and Trained by: Alvin Mears
* Casting: Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Coy Meets Girl

2020-09-13T10:46:16Z

HossC: Added Commentary, 1 x Trivia & image.

[[Category:Season 5|504 - Coy Meets Girl]]
[[Image:S5E04Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 5, Episode 4'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 15 October 1982<br>
'''Directed by:''' James Sheldon<br>
'''Written by:''' Martin Roth<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
Coy and Vance are hijacked while delivering a van full of antiques for some friends who've moved to Loomis. Boss thinks it will be easy to frame the Dukes for the robbery, but he doesn't figure on runaway orphan Bobby Lee witnessing the hijacking from the back of the van. While making his way home, Coy happens upon Bobby Lee stuck in some quicksand. After getting free, Bobby Lee develops a crush on her rescuer.

== Commentary ==
Bobby Lee turns up in Hazzard with pigtails and a gingham dress, accompanied by a small dog. This is obviously an allusion to Dorothy in ''The Wizard of Oz''. In fact, Waylon even says that she could pick the bad guys out of a police line-up "if she didn't go back to Oz first."

== Trivia ==
[[Image:ABoForBobby.jpg|thumb|"A Bo for Bobby" script]]
* The episode title is a play on the '60s TV show ''Boy Meets Girl''.
* George McDaniel (Clooney) came back as John Harris in [[Cooter's Confession]].
* Robert Gray (Potter) returned as Hixx in [[Sittin' Dukes]].
* The original title of this episode was ''A Bo for Bobby'', but it had to be changed when John and Tom walked out.

== Bloopers ==
* Boss' pronunciation of "crêpes" is even worse than Rosco's.

== Quotes ==
* ''When asked if he believes the Dukes' story:''<br>'''Rosco:''' "Yeah, you think I'm as dumb as I look?"<br>'''Boss:''' "Well, looks are deceiving."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Byron Cherry]] as [[Coy Duke]]
* [[Christopher Mayer]] as [[Vance Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Rick Hurst]] as [[Cletus Hogg|Cletus]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Michele Greene as Bobby Lee ''Jordan''
* George McDaniel as Clooney
* Robert Gray as Potter
* Conlan Carter as Truck Dispatcher

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Clooney0504.jpg|George McDaniel as Clooney
Potter0504.jpg|Robert Gray as Potter
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BobbyLee0504.jpg|Michele Greene as Bobby Lee Jordan
Dispatcher0504.jpg|Conlan Carter as Truck Dispatcher
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== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Robert L. Jacks (as Robert Jacks)
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
* Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
* Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
* Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Art Director: Al Rohm
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
* First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Second Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
* Music Editor: Abby Treloggen (as Abby M. Treloggen)
* Sound Editor: Corinne Sesserago
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: Larry L. Fuentes (as Larry Fuentes)
* Makeup: Don Marando
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
* Casting: Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Duke of Duke

2020-07-24T22:50:23Z

HossC: Added 1 x Blooper & Homer's surname.

[[Category:Season 2|213 - Duke of Duke]]
[[Image:S2E13Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 2, Episode 13'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 21 December 1979<br>
'''Directed by:''' Hollingsworth Morse<br>
'''Written by:''' Herman Groves<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:Gaylord0213.jpg|thumb|Simon MacCorkindale as Gaylord Duke]]
[[Image:GaylordsXKE0213.jpg|thumb|Gaylord Duke's Jaguar XK-E]]
The boys are out testing [[General Lee|the General]] ahead of Sunday's Smokey Hollow race when they drive past Rosco, who quickly pursues them. Rosco gets Enos to block the road, and thinks he has them trapped, until a stranger in a sports car spoils the plan. The "city slicker" in the sports car then challenges Bo to a race before disappearing up the road and out of sight. Bo is so surprised that he says, "I hope we don't run into him at that race on Sunday." Luke replies, "You can't hardly run into something you can't catch up to."

When the boys get back to the farm, they find the sports car and its driver already there. Uncle Jesse informs them that he's Gaylord Duke, their third cousin from London, England, although he's not blood kin. Gaylord has inherited the original land grant for some property in Hazzard County, and from the description the Dukes think it sounds like the old Henshaw place, which has about $30,000 owing on it in back taxes. The taxes are due by noon on Monday or the banks will foreclose on the land. The only person Jesse can think of with that sort of money (except Boss) is old Ira Murchison, but when they go to visit, they find he's passed away.

What the Dukes don't know is that Boss already has his eye on that land because he stands to make $250,000 by selling it to the Dixie King supermarket chain. To prevent the Dukes raising the money for the back taxes, Boss gets Rosco to arrest Bo, Luke and Gaylord. Daisy manages to distract Enos with some fried chicken, and the escapees go to meet up with Jesse and Daisy at the old Shawnee Indian cave. After some discussion they decide that they need to visit the land office to find out who's interested in the land, but the land office is next to the Sheriff's office, so a ploy is needed to get Rosco out of the way (watch carefully; the land office is actually the bank). Bo sets off the horns on the patrol cars and soon has Rosco and Enos chasing him. That leaves Jesse and Luke free to question Homer Hotchkiss about the land.

Back at the cave they tell Gaylord that Boss plans to acquire the land quietly by not publicizing the auction. Luke comes up with a plan to get Boss to pay the tax, and initiates Gaylord in the art of "shuck and jive" before taking him off to town.

When Gaylord reveals that he knows about Dixie King, Boss figures half of $250,000 is better than nothing, so he agrees to pay the tax and become partners. When they return to the cave, Jesse is absent. Since Daisy has taken a shine to Gaylord (she likes the idea of being a Duke who's a duchess), the two of them go off for a picnic.

While they're away, Jesse returns with bad news. A couple of Gaylord's answers have made him suspicious, so he's sent a telegram to England. It turns out that the real Gaylord is a preacher man who runs a halfway house for people just coming out of prison. One of these ex-prisoners, a young con man by the name of Roger Blevin, has disappeared along with some papers, some pictures and the land grant. When Gaylord and Daisy get back they confront him with evidence, which he concedes is true. Daisy is furious about being lied to, but before anyone can do anything, Gaylord pulls a gun and ties them up.

It doesn't take long for the Dukes to free themselves, and a plan is made. A false detour gets rid of Rosco, and a barrier brings Boss to a halt right under the tree where Luke is holding Milford, a genuine Hazzard polecat. Luke drops Milford into the Caddy, and Jesse swaps out the land grant for a poster of Daisy while Boss is running away.

Boss pays the back taxes at the county seat in Coreyville before the switch is discovered. Outside, the Dukes explain to him that Gaylord is an imposter, and that he can't get his money back. Gaylord makes a run for it, but Daisy chases him down, and even puts the cuffs on him.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
* Simon MacCorkindale (Gaylord Duke) was a British actor who worked on both sides of the Atlantic. He had regular parts in ''Falcon Crest'' and long-running British hospital drama ''Casualty'', and also starred in the short-lived 1983 series ''Manimal''.
* The original script by Herman Groves needed extensive rewriting, but Myles Wilder and Bruce Howard couldn't think of an ending. Over lunch they decided that Gaylord should escape, and Daisy would go after him.
* Gaylord Duke's car is a Jaguar XK-E (E-Type outside of North America) Series 3 Roadster. They came with a 5.3l V12 engine.
* This is the first of three appearances by Ernie Lively as Longstreet B. Davenport. He previously played Dobro Doolan in [[One Armed Bandits]].

== Bloopers ==
* Bo lures Rosco away from the Sheriff's office after Daisy warns that the land office is right next to it, but the building that Jesse and Luke enter is the [[Bank of Hazzard|Hazzard Bank]] with the signs removed. The interior is the same as it was in [[Double Sting]].

== Quotes ==
* ''While being introduced to L.B.:''<br>'''Daisy:''' "Cousin Gaylord is an Englishman."<br>'''L.B. Davenport:''' "Well, we all can't be perfect."

* ''After Gaylord calls Boss 'an absolute blackguard':''<br>'''Daisy:''' "Cousin Gaylord, I love the way you English talk English."

* ''As Gaylord Duke paints a 'Stay Left' sign:''<br>'''Enos:''' "Mr. Gaylord, sir. This sign you're painting, I believe it should read 'Stay Right', not left."<br>'''Gaylord Duke:''' "Not in England, dear boy."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Simon MacCorkindale as Gaylord Duke
* Ernie Lively (as Ernie W. Brown) as Longstreet B. Davenport
* Jim B. Smith as Tax Collector
* Barry Gremillion as Homer ''Hotchkiss''

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LongstreetBDavenport0213.jpg|Ernie Lively as Longstreet B. Davenport
TaxCollector0213.jpg|Jim B. Smith as Tax Collector
Homer0213.jpg|Barry Gremillion as Homer Hotchkiss
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== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Co-Produced by: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: James Martin Bachman (as James-Martin Bachman)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
* First Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Film Editor: Martin J. Bram (as Marty Bram)
* Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
* Sound Editors: Ed Scheid and Richard Taylor
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
* Property: Daniel Stoltenberg (as Dan Stoltenberg)
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle
* Casting: Vivian McRae
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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The Dukes of Hazzard: Reunion!

2020-07-24T16:56:23Z

HossC: Added 1 x image.

[[Category:Episodes|TV Movies - 1]]
[[Image:ReunionTitle.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Original Air Date:''' 27 April 1997<br>
'''Directed by:''' Lewis Teague<br>
'''Written by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:HomecomingBannerReunion.jpg|thumb|Homecoming banner]]
Many of Hazzard's former residents, including the Duke cousins and Cooter, are returning for the Hazzard Homecoming. The Balladeer explains that Bo is now a racecar driver on the pro circuit, Luke is senior smokejumper for the Forestry Service, and Daisy is getting a Ph.D. in ecology. Finally, Cooter had a shave and got himself elected to Congress. In Hazzard, Boss has passed away, leaving his empire to Rosco, with Cletus as his deputy.

Jesse is Grand Marshal of the homecoming, which includes such delights as 'The Great Possum Cook-Off' and a rattlesnake chili contest. As he shows Cooter around, Cooter senses that something is wrong because the townsfolk are ignoring Jesse. When Bo, Luke and Daisy return to the farm, Jesse reveals that Josephine 'Mama' Max wants to drain the swamp to build a theme park, and needs access across Duke property. Jesse is resisting Mama Max to protect the swamp, but others in town see him standing in the way of jobs and money.

At a gathering in Hazzard Square, Rosco announces an overland race, with Mama Max putting up the $1,000 prize. The race is to be between the [[General Lee]] and Mama Max's challenger. Mama Max also proposes that Jesse gives access to the swamp if the General loses. Luke senses a trap, but Bo can't resist the bait. Almost immediately, Mama Max's challenger appears: the [[Double Zero]] driven by Buzz Kilroy. The Double Zero is said to be the only car that's ever beaten the General in an overland race. Unbeknown to the Dukes, Mama Max has also hired disbarred racing driver Kam Cutler to help her win.

The first task for the Dukes is to find the General. They left him with Cooter, but when they look, the barn is empty. They eventually track him down to Red Perkins' barn where he's being used as a chicken house. With the help of Red's daughter, Mavis, Cooter and the Dukes set about fixing up the General. Meanwhile, Enos, just back from LA, calls in on Daisy. He gives her the 476 letters that he wrote her, but couldn't bring himself to send, and asks her out for a meal. Bo and Luke test the newly fixed General, and after evading Cletus, they get run off the road. Later, in the [[The_Boar's_Nest#Reunion.21|Boar's Nest]], Bo recognizes the driver who ran him off the road as Kam Cutler. Bo and Luke confront Kam's group and start a fight which draws in Enos. Back in Hazzard, Rosco gets the first part of his pay-off from Mama Max (in couterfeit bills), and Mama Max shows him the duplicate Double Zero with a racing engine which she'll use to cheat in the race.

Out in the swamp, Daisy is picnicking with Enos when he finally plucks up the courage to ask her to marry him. In the excitement, Daisy drops the ring, and as she searches the ground, she finds a new plant. Quickly accepting Enos' proposal, she leaves to register her discovery. Mama Max's men see her picking something up and Mama Max assumes it's the gallium-arsenide ore that she's planning to extract from the area under the cover of building a theme park. Daisy decides to have the wedding on the finish line of the race on Saturday. She also gets some paperwork about her fern faxed through, and she goes to see Rosco about stopping development in the swamp. When Mama Max finds out about the possible delay, she tells Rosco to lose Daisy's form.

Mama Max decides to increase her chances of winning the race by kidnapping Daisy. She tells the Dukes that Daisy will be released unharmed right after they lose the race, and to explain her absence as flu. In captivity, Daisy tells Mama Max about her wedding plans and plays on her maternal emotions. She not only gets her kidnappers to help collect things for the wedding, but also gets Mama Max to agree to give her away. Meanwhile, the boys trace Daisy to the old cotton mill, and find that she has armed guards. Luke wants to attack when the kidnappers least expect it - during the race.

The day of the race arrives, and the cheating starts right away with the Dukes' 'shine boxes being taped together. Buzz takes an early lead and trades places with Kam. Meanwhile, Enos takes Luke's place in the General, allowing Luke to get into the cotton mill. After passing a check-point, Bo and Enos loop back to join Luke, but find that Mama Max has hired some mercenaries to guard Daisy. Looking for help, they find Bertha Jo and Bubba, a local couple who've just been involved in a controversial end to the 'Tough Person Contest'. Between them, they storm the cotton mill, knock out all the guards and rescue Daisy.

Remembering that there's a race to finish, Bo and Luke get back into the General with Enos and Daisy in the back and Riker in the trunk. In a clearing they spot both Double Zero cars parked up. Buzz explains to the Dukes how Mama Max planned to cheat, and says that his car won't start as he shows them the rotor. Kam runs off, and Buzz says that he wants to race the General one last time. They take different routes back to town, but the General pips the Double Zero at the line. Confronted with Riker and the kidnap plot, Rosco confesses to Mama Max that the gallium-arsenide ore was a hoax to sucker her in to giving him money - a scheme detailed in Boss' memoirs.

Daisy persuades Rosco to arrest Mama Max after the wedding as she's the matron of honor. Just as Rosco's about the conduct the service, a tour bus pulls up and Daisy's ex-husband, L.D., steps out, apparently lost. Daisy faints, and tells Enos she's not yet ready to marry again. In the end, it's Bertha Jo and Bubba who get hitched.

== Commentary ==
After more than a 10-year break, the Dukes were back on our TV screens for this feature-length outing. Right from the opening credits, it's clear that the makers wanted us to think of this as a continuation of the series. However, instead of [[Waylon Jennings|Waylon]]'s familiar vocals, viewers were greeted by Tom and John singing "Carrying on like we did before! Ten in the tank, four on the floor. V8's screamin, we're back for more. Carrying on like we did before."

There have been many changes since the original show, but what many fans found hard to take was that all three cousins would've left Uncle Jesse to run the farm alone, especially as he looks so frail. This would be Denver's last appearance as Jesse - he died on Christmas day the year this movie was released.

Hazzard is sadly missing Boss Hogg (Sorrell Booke passed in 1994), although his portrait watches over Rosco in his office. Waylon Jennings' role as Balladeer has been taken over by Don Williams. Meanwhile, Cooter's backstory of making it to Congress parallels what happened to Ben Jones in real life. Despite returning from Los Angeles during the original show, Enos is back with the LAPD for this movie and the following [[The Dukes of Hazzard: Hazzard in Hollywood|Hazzard in Hollywood]] movie.

One thing that didn't change was the stunts, because most of them were recycled footage from the original series.

== Trivia ==
* The building used as the new Duke Farm is actually the back of the Boss Hogg's house from the original show.
* The car that Bo arrives in is an Acura NSX.
* Jennifer Lyons (Tammy) is James Best's niece.
* Cynthia Rothrock (Bertha Jo) was world women's karate champion in "forms" and "weapons" for five years in a row between 1981 and 1985.
* Riker is reading a newspaper called ''Hazzard Outlook''. During the original series, the only local newspaper shown was the ''Hazzard Gazette''.
* Despite this movie being set more than a decade after the series, Hazzard's police department is still using late-70s patrol cars. This is presumably so they can reuse stunt footage such as the head-on mid-air crash which originally appeared in [[The Return of Hughie Hogg]].
* The old Boar's Nest is said to have been destroyed during a wedding reception, so a new one opened up across town. The new building was actually next to the cotton mill seen later in the movie.
* In the swamp, Enos tells Daisy that his infatuation with her has been going on since the seventh grade, and that it's been 32 years. This puts their ages at 44 or 45 in this movie.
* During the filming of this movie, John Schneider made a half-hour video called ''Behind the Scenes With Bo'', which he released through his short-lived FaithWorks production company. It includes interviews with other cast members, a few brief explanations of filming techniques and lots of commercials for other FaithWorks products.

== Bloopers ==
[[Image:ReunionLee1.jpg|thumb|Orange rear panel]]
* In some scenes the panel around the General Lee's rear lights is orange instead of the usual black.
* The Double Zero is said to be the only car ever to beat the General in an overland race, but the car never appeared in the original show. The General was once beaten by Amy Creavy's ''Lucifer'' in [[Luke's Love Story]]. Coincidentally, ''Lucifer'' was also a 1968 Ford Mustang.
* When Daisy walks up the steps with Enos' unposted letters, a mystery shadow moves into the doorway in the background. It's possibly Denver getting into position for his entrance.
* Daisy's Environmental Impact Study appears to be a retitled real document about subdivisions in Paso Robles City, CA. The names on it are also real.
* During the fight at the cotton mill, as Luke's asking Bo if he needs help, the number of buttons undone on Bo's shirt changes between shots. Also, some blood on Bo's mouth disappears and reappears.
* The "In Loving Memory" end credits misspell Sorrell Booke's name as ''Sorrel'' Booke.

== Quotes ==
* ''Before Mama Max announces the race:''<br>'''Rosco:''' "Ladies and gentlemen. Today, our honored guest is a famous developer. Now, she doesn't need any introduction, so I'm gonna introduce her..."

* ''When he hears that Luke is considering dirty tricks:''<br>'''Jesse:''' "You start acting like your enemy, what makes you any better?"

* ''As Daisy explains that she needs help getting thing for her wedding:''<br>'''Daisy:''' "Mama Max, have you ever been married?"<br>'''Mama Max:''' "Sure, lots of times."<br>'''Daisy:''' "Really, so you like weddings?"<br>'''Mama Max:''' "My favorite things... after Jeopardy."

* ''As Bo, Luke and Enos are trying to find Daisy:''<br>'''Balladeer:''' "...and the general store had everything for a wedding, including invitations and shotgun ammunition."

* ''Seeing Daisy making her wedding dress:''<br>'''Mama Max:''' "But how will the bridesmaids' dresses be ready by Saturday?"<br>'''Daisy:''' "Oh, a Hazzard gal can buy the material and the pattern, do her nails and her hair and be in the dress when the fella picks her up that night."

* ''After Bubba gets counted out:''<br>'''Balladeer:''' "...back at the fight, it was pande-doggone-monium. Most folks could see a better fight by just staying home any Saturday night."

== Cast ==

=== Regular Cast ===
* [[Tom Wopat]] as ''[[Luke Duke]]''
* [[John Schneider]] as ''[[Bo Duke]]''
* [[Catherine Bach]] as ''[[Daisy Duke]]''
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[James Best]] as ''[[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane]]''
* [[Ben Jones]] as ''[[Cooter Davenport]]''
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as ''[[Enos Strate]]''
* [[Rick Hurst]] as ''[[Cletus Hogg]]''
* Don Williams as [[The Balladeer#TV Movies|The Balladeer]] (voice)

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LukeReunion.jpg|Luke Duke
BoReunion.jpg|Bo Duke
DaisyReunion.jpg|Daisy Duke
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JesseReunion.jpg|Uncle Jesse
CooterReunion.jpg|Cooter Davenport
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RoscoReunion.jpg|Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
EnosReunion.jpg|Enos Strate
CletusReunion.jpg|Cletus Hogg
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=== Guest Star ===
* Gary Hudson as Riker

=== Special Guest Stars ===
* Cynthia Rothrock as Bertha Jo ''Barlow''
* Stella Stevens as ''Josephine'' Mama Max

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RikerReunion.jpg|Gary Hudson as Riker
BerthaJoReunion.jpg|Cynthia Rothrock as Bertha Jo
MamaMaxReunion.jpg|Stella Stevens as Mama Max
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=== Co-Starring ===
* Daniel Anderson as Buzz Kilroy
* Travis McKenna as Bubba
* Ann Walker as Sara Jane
* Emily Procter as Mavis

=== Featuring ===
* Jennifer Lyons as ''Tammy''
* Craig Branham as ''L.D.''
* Mark Murphy as ''MoJo''
* Michele Edison as Fight Fan Waitress (uncredited)
* Steven Boe as Kam Cutler (uncredited)
* Tony Boldi as Scott Loud (uncredited)
* Jeanette McMahon as Baker's Assistant (uncredited)
* Mark Newsom as Nate the Thug (uncredited)
* Michael Raines as Mama Max Thug (uncredited)
* Rocco Salata as Mama Max Thug (uncredited)

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BuzzReunion.jpg|Daniel Anderson as Buzz Kilroy
BubbaReunion.jpg|Travis McKenna as Bubba
SaraJaneReunion.jpg|Ann Walker as Sara Jane
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MavisReunion.jpg|Emily Procter as Mavis
TammyReunion.jpg|Jennifer Lyons as Tammy
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LDReunion.jpg|Craig Branham as L.D.
MoJoReunion.jpg|Mark Murphy as MoJo
KamCutlerReunion.jpg|Steven Boe as Kam Cutler
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== Stunts ==
* Stunt Coordinator: Paul Baxley
* Stunts: Kenneth John Borland Jr. (uncredited)
* Stunt Driver: Eddie Braun (uncredited)
* Stunt Player: Danny Epper (uncredited)
* Stunt Driver: John Borland (uncredited)
* Stunts: Bret Davidson (uncredited)
* Stunt Double: Marian Green (uncredited)
* Utility Stunts: Sonny Martinez (uncredited)
* Stunt Performer: Bob McGovern (uncredited)
* Stunt Double: Carrick O'Quinn (uncredited)
* Stunt Double/Stunts: Michael Owen (uncredited)
* Stunt Performer: Marc Schaffer (uncredited)
* Stunts: Monty L. Simons (uncredited)
* Stunts: Lance Turner (uncredited)
* Stunt Double: Gary J. Wayton (uncredited)

== Crew ==
* Production Designer: Jerry Fleming
* Edited by: Russell Livingstone
* Director of Photography: Barry M. Wilson, A.C.S.
* Original Score by: Steve Wariner
* Producer: Skip Ward
* Produced by: Ira Marvin
* Based on Characters by: Gy Waldron
* Executive Producer: Gy Waldron
* Unit Production Manager: Dennis L. Judd II
* First Assistant Director: Jeffrey M. Ellis (as Jeffrey Ellis)
* Second Assistant Director: Sharon Gerhard
* Executive in Charge of Casting: Barbara Miller, C.S.A.
* Casting by: Leslie Litt, C.S.A.
* Associate Producer: Russell Livingstone
* "Carryin' On"<br>Composed by: Archie Jordan and Larry Bastian<br>Produced by: Steve Wariner<br>Performed by: Tom Wopat and John Schneider
* Costume Designer: Betty Pecha Madden
* Set Decorator: Betty Berberian
* Property Master: David Moll
* Key Make Up Artist: Tom Elligwood
* Make Up Artist: Raqueli Dahan (uncredited)
* Key Hair Stylist: Dianne Roberson
* Hair Stylist: Alicia M. Tripi (uncredited)
* Sound Mixer: David Yaffe
* Additional Music by: Fred Werner
* Music Editor: Chris McGeary
* Co-supervising Sound Editors: Walter Newman (as Walt Newman) and Catt LeBaigue (as Catherine LeBaigueo)
* Re-recording Mixers: Carlos Delarios (as Carlos de Larios) and Gary D. Rogers (as Gary Rodgers)
* Foley Mixer: Al Gomez (uncredited)
* Sound Editor: George Nemzer (uncredited)
* ADR Mixer: Troy Porter (uncredited)
* Sound Effects Editor: Kenneth Young (uncredited)
* Electrician: Michael J. Schwartz (uncredited)
* Assistant Editor: Chad Mochrie (uncredited)
* Location Manager: David Berthiaume (uncredited)
* Administrator: Ran Barker (uncredited)
* Coordinator: Hobart Lundt (uncredited)
* Assistant Production Coordinator: Joe A. Riley (uncredited)
* Key Craft Service: Andrew T. Rothmund (uncredited)
* Production Coordinator: Christopher Stark (uncredited)
* Weapons Specialist: Mike Sudrow (uncredited)

== In Loving Memory ==
* Philip Mandelker (as Phil Mandelker)
* Sorrell Booke (as Sorrel Booke)
* Paul R. Picard (as Paul Picard)
* Jim Mohlmann

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Granny Annie

2020-06-14T10:55:54Z

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[[Category:Season 2|210 - Granny Annie]]
[[Image:S2E10Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 2, Episode 10'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 23 November 1979<br>
'''Directed by:''' Dick Moder<br>
'''Written by:''' Bruce Howard<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
According to Waylon, Granny Annie Coggins is "the Grandma Moses of Hazzard County." When Bo and Luke do a good turn fixing her roof, little do they realize the trouble it will lead to (and not with Holly Mae). When they try to spend the money that Granny Annie pays them with, the barman at the Boar's Nest spots it as counterfeit. He tells Rosco, who tells Boss Hogg. Boss is impressed with the quality, and immediately calls Big Jim Downey of Dixville County to sell him the engraving plates (that he doesn't yet have).

Rosco has to ask Boss why a man with his smarts "would make a deal for something you ain't got?" Boss has a one word answer: "greed!"

The Dukes assume that Granny Annie has been given the fake money by a conman, so Bo and Luke go to visit her again. She initially claims it was her late husband's 'shine money, but then admits that she's the forger. When Rosco and Enos arrive, Bo and Luke manage to escape, but Enos arrests Granny Annie and takes her off to jail.

Meanwhile, Boss persuades Big Jim Downey to pay double the original asking price for the plates. Bo and Luke figure the plates are the only evidence against them, and so steal them from Big Jim. He assumes Boss has double-crossed him, so returns to the Boar's Nest, ties up Rosco and kidnaps Boss. Rosco uses the CB to plead for help, before freeing himself and joining the Dukes in rescuing Boss. When they finally catch Big Jim Downey's car, Boss has to give up the plates (which Luke planted on the front seat) as they're the only evidence against Big Jim Downey and his associate.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
[[Image:OxnardJump0210.jpg|thumb|Oxnard train jump]]
* The train jump was filmed on Perkins Road (near Magellan Way) in Oxnard, CA.
* Granny Annie's house appears again in [[Baa, Baa White Sheep]], redressed as Rosco's house, complete with picket fence and mailbox.
* Although the name isn't used in this episode, The Oak Ridge Boys are effectively the first victims of the [[Celebrity Speed Trap]]. Unlike later episodes, their appearance comes near the start.
* Pamela Jean Bryant (Holly Mae) was Playboy Playmate of the Month for April 1978.
* Jim Kindelon, who played the bartender, was John Schneider's stand-in when they were setting up shots and lighting the scenes.

== Bloopers ==

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Lurene Tuttle as Granny Annie ''Coggins''
* The Oak Ridge Boys as Themselves
* George Murdock as Big Jim Downey
* Mickey Jones as B. B. Davenport
* George James as Vic
* Pamela Jean Bryant (as Pamela Bryant) as Holly Mae
* Jim Kindelon as The Bartender

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GrannyAnnie0210.jpg|Lurene Tuttle as Granny Annie Coggins
BigJimDowney0210.jpg|George Murdock as Big Jim Downey
BBDavenport0210.jpg|Mickey Jones as B. B. Davenport
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Vic0210.jpg|George James as Vic
HollyMae0210.jpg|Pamela Jean Bryant as Holly Mae
Bartender0210.jpg|Jim Kindelon as The Bartender
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== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Co-Produced by: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
* Director of Photography: William Cronjager
* Art Director: James Martin Bachman (as James-Martin Bachman)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
* First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Film Editor: Robert M. Ross
* Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
* Sound Editors: Ed Scheid and Ron Tinsley
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
* Property: Daniel Stoltenberg (as Dan Stoltenberg)
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle
* Casting: Vivian McRae
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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The Return of Hughie Hogg

2020-06-06T18:19:42Z

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[[Category:Season 3|319 - The Return of Hughie Hogg]]
[[Image:S3E19Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 3, Episode 19'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 6 March 1981<br>
'''Directed by:''' Hollingsworth Morse<br>
'''Written by:''' William Raynor and Myles Wilder<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:FireTruck0319.jpg|thumb|Hughie's fire truck]]
Hughie Hogg's back in Hazzard once again, and this time he's brought a fire engine to donate to the county. After goading the Dukes into joining the Volunteer Fire Brigade, Boss sets up a fake fire, which gives Rosco a chance to plant 'shine at [[The Duke Farm|the Duke Farm]].

Meanwhile at [[The Boar's Nest|the Boar's Nest]], Boss receives a visit from an IRS man who claims he'll be back at 9:00 in the morning to carry out a full audit on Boss' properties. Boss decides that the best course of action is to temporarily put all of his assets in someone else's name. He briefly considers Jesse, but then figures that blood is thicker than water, and picks Hughie. Wanting to find out Hughie's bigger plan, Bo and Luke follow his car, and see him talking to the IRS man (although they don't know about that visit). Just as they're about to go and find out more, one of Hughie's minions arrests them for the moonshine possession.

When Boss visits the Boar's Nest, he finds all of the furniture from his office outside. Inside, Hughie has taken over the office and redecorated. He's even fitted steel doors. Hughie admits that he couldn't resist coming back to Hazzard, framing the Dukes and cheating Boss out of his properties. Even though Boss is going to be evicted from his own house, he's still proud of Hughie for being so devious. After realizing that he has no friends to help him out, Boss has to rely on his enemies, namely the Dukes.

Boss' attempt to bail out Bo and Luke fails because his account now belongs to Hughie, so he's heads off to the Duke Farm with Lulu's skinny sister, Hortense. From their jail cell window, Bo and Luke see that Hughie is busy turning Hazzard into "Hughie Town". They're soon joined in jail by Rosco, who complained about Hughie selling his patrol car. This gives the boys a chance to escape, and they take Rosco with them. Regrouping at the Duke Farm, Luke comes up with at plan to have Daisy decoy Hughie while the others break into the Boar's Nest to retrieve Boss' safe which contains the letter signing over his property.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
[[Image:AerialCrash0319.jpg|thumb|Mid-air crash]]
* Jeff Altman returned as Hughie Hogg in another three episodes after this one, and was accompanied in each by his sidekicks Roger Torrey (Wayne) and Pat Studstill (Floyd). However, while the same actors were used, their names changed to Norris and Barclay.
* This episode contains the famous mid-air patrol car crash.
* Daisy starts the episode exercising a horse for Mary Belle. This is probably a reference to her friend Mary Belle Digby, whose wedding she attended in [[Uncle Boss]], coincidentally the previous Hughie Hogg episode.
* The "brand-spanking-new used fire truck" is actually a circa 1950 Seagrave.
* In the stunt where [[General Lee|the General]] doesn't quite clear the pond, Bo's line "Dang, we got the tail end wet." was added to the dialogue.
* Roger Torrey (Wayne) was the original choice for Jethro Bodine in ''The Beverly Hillbillies'' before Max Baer Jr. got the part.
* Frances Bay (Aunt Hortense) played Adam Sandler's grandma in ''Happy Gilmore''.

== Bloopers ==
* The section of the Boar's Nest roof cut out by Luke was already marked out before he and Bo were lifted up there.
* The shot of the oil drums being lifted off Bo, Luke and Rosco was obviously filmed at night, although the rest of the scene takes place during the day.

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Rick Hurst]] as [[Cletus Hogg|Cletus]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Jeff Altman as [[Hughie Hogg]]
* Frances Bay as Aunt Hortense
* Roger Torrey as Wayne
* Pat Studstill as Floyd
* John H. Fields as ''A. B.'' Stillwell''/Roy''

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Floyd0319.jpg|Pat Studstill as Floyd
Stillwell0319.jpg|John H. Fields as A. B. Stillwell/Roy
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== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
* Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles de Turenne (as Gilles A. de Turenne)
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: Robert I. Jillson (as Bob Jillson)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Gilles de Turenne (as Gilles A. de Turenne)
* First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Editor: Jamie Caylor
* Music Editor: Abby Marable
* Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: John James
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
* Casting: Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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The Dukes of Hazzard: Hazzard in Hollywood

2020-05-25T22:07:13Z

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[[Category:Episodes|TV Movies - 2]]
[[Image:HazzardinHollywoodTitle.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Original Air Date:''' 19 May 2000<br>
'''Directed by:''' Bradford May<br>
'''Written by:''' Gy Waldron and Bob Clark<br>
'''Based on Characters Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
It's time for the annual Hazzard Hoedown, which includes a rattlesnake-sacking contest and ax catching among its attractions. This year's musical guest is country star Toby Keith, who joins a list of stars helping to raise money for a new hospital in Hazzard. As Rosco announces how much money they've raised, Ezra Bushmaster, a former crooked partner of [[Boss Hogg]], says that if the county can raise $500,000 in the next 10 days, he'll donate the remaining $3,000,000. From out of the crowd, a man introducing himself as music promoter B.B. Bascomb tells everyone that he can raise the money by selling the tapes of the previous hoedowns. The only catch is that the remixing and mastering fees are $35,000 - the same amount as they currently have in the fund for the hospital.

Undeterred, Bo, Luke, Daisy, Rosco, Cletus and Cooter set off on a three-day drive to Los Angeles. Not long into the journey, Rosco has a tire on his RV shot out by a patch-wearing crook and his assistant who hope to scare them off. The crooks' plan fails, Cooter fixes the tire, and the Hazzardites continue to LA, eventually pitching camp in Griffith Park. At the campsite they are visited by Enos who's now a successful LAPD detective. Enos tells them they're not allowed to camp there, but with some persuasion from Daisy, he offers to get the necessary permits for them. On the way to City Hall, Enos foils a robbery (on his day off). It soon becomes clear that everyone seems to know and like Enos, and he's especially popular with the ladies.

[[Image:RVPictureHiH.jpg|thumb|A picture from Rosco's RV]]
Back at the campsite, the crooks who shot out Rosco's tire steal his RV with their money and tapes in it. Bo and Luke are in close pursuit when they stop to help someone being beaten in the street. Despite being outnumbered, they beat off the attackers just before the victim's brother, Cypriano, and his friends turn up in a pair of lowriders. The victim quickly tells his brother that the boys saved him, and once they determine that's he's OK, they start comparing cars. Cypriano's car can "dance" with its air suspension, but he can't see the appeal of [[General Lee|the General]] until Bo takes him for ride and jumps some road works. With a friendship formed, Cypriano says he'll keep and eye out for the RV, and invites the boys at a block party. Meanwhile, Rosco and Cletus try to ask some of the locals about the RV, but they all reply in foreign languages or slang.

At the block party, Bo falls for Cypriano's sister, Gabriela, who's providing the musical entertainment. Cypriano also tells the boys that he's found the RV at Tio Paco's chop shop. When they get there, all they find is the part of the side wall with the buzzard painted on it.

While Patch and his accomplice keep an eye on the campsite, some Russians turn up looking for the tapes. Bo tricks them into thinking they still have one, and manage to escape in the General. They end up back at Tio Paco's where they find evidence that the thieves had followed them across the country.

Needing money, Rosco goes off in search of a bank loan, but only gets his driver's license shredded in an ATM. He's then befriended by Freddy the Ferret, who takes him to meet loan shark Sharon. He borrows $20,000 with the condition that he has to pay back $30,000 within 72 hours. Outside, Rosco gets robbed by Patch, and goes back to tell Sharon about the stolen money. She explains that it was his money that was stolen, and he stills owes her.

Across town, Patch tries to frame the Dukes for receiving a racing engine paid for with stolen car parts. The defrauded yard owner, Deacon, attempts to tow the General, but the boys appear and tell he about their unusual anti-theft device - rattlesnakes. Deacon realizes that Patch was lying, and also says that her junk yard has the replacement transmission they need for the General. While negotiating a price, she lets them taste her barbecued meat, and the Dukes introduce her to Uncle Jesse's famous sauce. Deacon's so impressed that she lets them have the transmission on credit in return for learning the secret ingredient in the sauce. Luke sees that Bo is interested in Gabriela, but Bo's not sure what to do. Luke confides that he once let the love of his life get away because he was afraid to commit. He also reveals that he sent her off to Nashville become a star. Bo knew some of the story, but Luke had never told him that the old flame was country star Anita Blackwell.

Daisy tries to raise some money by selling her motorcycle, but ends up at a movie studio spending the night filming stunts. Bo and Luke return to the campsite to hear about Rosco's loan shark. Soon after they get there, a limo arrives. They think it's the Russians back again, but it turns out to be Anita Blackwell. Luke takes her for a walk and confesses that he still loves her.

Patch contacts the Russians to say that he has the tapes, and they agree to meet at ''The Bloody Bucket'' (because it's Saturday!). While Bo spends a romantic evening with Gabriela at Griffith Observatory, Luke and Enos go to question B.B. Bascomb. They find that that's not his real name, and that he has a history of music fraud. He tells them about Igor and the meeting at The Bloody Bucket.

The Bloody Bucket is a line dancing club, and Patch turns up with the tapes. Bo, Luke and Gabriela follow them back to Igor's warehouse. The boys go inside and get captured, only escaping in the morning when an earthquake distracts their captors. Rosco's also being held captive, but by Sharon. Luckily, Enos shows up and tells Sharon she's breaking her probation by lending money. Rosco saves her from arrest when he convinces her to make the money a gift (with an extra $10,000 on top). Gabriela contacts Daisy on the CB, and she comes to the boys' rescue with a prop spear gun. Their escape is also helped by Cypriano and Deacon. As they pack up at the campsite, Enos presents them with a $50,000 check, which is a reward for catching the music pirates. Daisy says that they should all go back to Hollywood the following year to raise money for a vetenary clinic.

Back in Hazzard, they find out that Ezra Bushmaster was behind the whole scheme as revenge for being double-crossed in the past. He also announces that he's running for sheriff and boss. Bo's concerned because he can't get hold of Gabriela, but she and various family members turn up in an old school bus. Cooter discovers that Uncle Jesse's final secret ingedient is pickled scuppernongs, and that Deacon thinks that he's "a very attractive man". Toby Keith keeps his promise to play at the ground-breaking, and he's joined on stage by Anita Blackwood.

== Commentary ==
Despite the last movie starting with everyone returning to Hazzard, this one starts with nearly everyone apparently back living there as if they'd never left. One of those missing is [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]], who has passed since the previous movie. It's also strange that he left his barbecue sauce recipe to Cooter rather than Bo, Luke or Daisy.

Maybe modern influences had to creep in with the main characters being transplated to Hollywood (for a second time), but it's still a little odd seeing Daisy with an early mobile phone in her hand rather than using the CB.

With Rosco and Cletus among the Hazzard residents heading for Hollywood, and Enos already in Los Angeles, no mention is made of who's upholding the law back home. With the number of crimes we saw across seven seasons of the show, it seems strange that they'd leave the town unguarded.

The stunt count certainly dropped after the end of the TV series. The previous movie used mostly recycled stunt footage, and this movie made do with a single General Lee jump and lukewarm chase at the end.

The scene where Rosco tries to use the ATM was obviously designed to further highlight the difference between Hazzard and the big city, but it seems very forced. While Hazzard might not have an ATM, they have been around since the late-60s. The scene might have been more believable if it had been part of the show's original run.

The makers of the original show often went to great lengths to hide brand names (remember the silver tape over the badges on the patrol car hoods?), but many are on display here. For example, Cletus is driving a Dodge truck, and boxes marked with brands like Samsung and JVC are clearly visible in the Russians' warehouse.

== Trivia ==
[[Image:RhinestoneSuitHiH.jpg|thumb|Igor's rhinestone suit]]
* Igor's green rhinestone jacket is the same one worn by Rosco in [[10 Million Dollar Sheriff Part 1|10 Million Dollar Sheriff]].
* The scene where Rosco's RV gets its tires shot out, supposedly three days from Hollywood, was filmed in Griffith Park, where they end up camping.
* B.B.'s real name is Billy Bob Thomas.
* Luke and Enos hang B.B. on a coat hook, just like Luke and Bo once did to Enos in the [[The Big Heist]].
* The chase near the end visits most of Warner Bros' backlot sets as well as their office buildings. The black & white war sequence was filmed outside the building that played the cotton mill in [[The Dukes of Hazzard: Reunion!|the Reunion! movie]].
* The house that B.B. is seen coming out of is part of a set which replaced Cooter's Garage on the backlot.
* Oasis Liquor, the store where Enos arrests Cullen, is a real store, and still in business at 4800 Whitsett Avenue.
* Rosco's driver's license gives his address as 1021 Squirrel Hollow and his date of birth as 06-22-25 (which makes Rosco just over a year older than James Best). It also misspells his name as ''Roscoe''.
* One of the secret ingedients in Uncle Jesse's famous sauce recipe is ramps (wild garlic).

== Bloopers ==
[[Image:BoomMicHiH.jpg|thumb|Reflected boom mic]]
* When Deacon confronts Patch, the film crew is reflected in the shop window behind his pickup. As he pulls away, a boom mic is reflected in the truck window. Later, the camera crew are reflected on the truck while Patch is looking for the Dukes.
* When Cypriano first pulls up, his car's suspension is in the down position, but in the wide shot, the front is in the up position.
* When Rosco first borrows the $20,000 from Sharon, Freddy explains that he has to pay it back with $10,000 interest within 72 hours, but after Rosco tells Sharon that the money was stolen, he suddenly owes $35,000.
* When Gabby tells Daisy to "go west on Pico" over the CB, the shot of Gabby driving is reversed, and shows her on the wrong side of the General.
* One of the scenes in the black & white war sequence is mirrored - the word "PAINTERS" in the background is backwards, as is the number on the General's door.

== Quotes ==
* ''When Ezra hands Rosco his certified statement:''<br>'''Ezra:''' "Rosco, uh, did you ever learn how to read?"<br>'''Rosco:''' "Well, you. Course I did...eventually."

* ''While Roz is fawning over Enos:''<br>'''Enos:''' "Roz keeps having me over for dinner. I'm teaching her to cook."

* ''At the bikini car wash:''<br>'''Bo:''' "You know, Luke, I think this would go over real big in Hazzard."<br>'''Luke:''' "I love this town."

* ''As Sharon accuses Rosco of trying to leave town:''<br>'''Sharon:''' "You're one of those smart country types who just pretends to be stupid."<br>'''Rosco:''' "No, I really am that stupid. Ooh!"

* ''Upon apprehending two of the Russian thugs:''<br>'''Deacon:''' "One move and I'll whup you like a redheaded stepchild."

* ''After the picture briefly turns black & white as the chase goes through the war scene:''<br>'''Daisy:''' "Did you notice anything weird back there?"

* ''While listening to Anita Blackwell:''<br>'''Balladeer:''' "Boy, wouldn't Uncle Jesse have loved this?"

== Cast ==

=== Regular Cast ===
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Rick Hurst]] as [[Cletus Hogg|Cletus]]
* Mac Davis as [[The Balladeer#TV Movies|The Balladeer]] (voice)
* Dedicated to the Loving Memory of [[Denver Pyle]]<br>A Worthy Player: A Friend to All

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LukeHiH.jpg|Tom Wopat as Luke Duke
BoHiH.jpg|John Schneider as Bo Duke
DaisyHiH.jpg|Catherine Bach as Daisy Duke
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RoscoHiH.jpg|James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
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CooterHiH.jpg|Ben Jones as Cooter
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JesseHiH.jpg|Denver Pyle<br>A Worthy Player: A Friend to All
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=== Special Guest Stars ===
* Toby Keith as Himself
* Anita Cochran as Anita Blackwell

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TobyKeithHiH.jpg|Toby Keith as Himself
AnitaBlackwellHiH.jpg|Anita Cochran as Anita Blackwell
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=== Guest Starring ===
* Patricia Manterola as Gabriela
* Jay Acovone as B. B. Bascomb
* Patricia Belcher as Deacon
* Nicolas Coster as Ezra Bushmaster
* Keith Brunsmann as Patch
* Aleksandr Kuznetsov (as Alexander Kuznetsov) as Igor the Terrible

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GabbyHiH.jpg|Patricia Manterola as Gabriela
BBBascombHiH.jpg|Jay Acovone as B. B. Bascomb
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EzraBushmasterHiH.jpg|Nicolas Coster as Ezra Bushmaster
PatchHiH.jpg|Keith Brunsmann as Patch
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=== Co-Starring ===
* Amaury Nolasco as Cypriano
* Susie Park as Sharon
* Kevin West as Freddy the Ferret
* Jason Graae as Director
* Mike Rad as Cullen
* Karen M. Waldron (as Karen S. Mistal) as Roz
* Sonya Maddox (as Sonya Y. Maddox) as Lois

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CyprianoHiH.jpg|Amaury Nolasco as Cypriano
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FreddyTheFerretHiH.jpg|Kevin West as Freddy the Ferret
DirectorHiH.jpg|Jason Graae as Director
CullenHiH.jpg|Mike Rad as Cullen
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RozHiH.jpg|Karen M. Waldron as Roz
LoisHiH.jpg|Sonya Maddox as Lois
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=== Featuring ===
* Sven Holmberg as Serge
* Butch Hammett (as George Temple Hammett) as Ty
* Kristof Konrad as Misha
* Al Vicente as Tio Paco
* Susan Yeagley as Tami ''Sparrow''
* Mark Murphy as Assistant Director
* Chao Li Chi (as Chao-Li Chi) as Chinese Man
* Molly Morgan as Punk Girl
* Roger Marks as Hassidic Jew
* Wells Rosales as Octavio

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SergeHiH.jpg|Sven Holmberg as Serge
TyHiH.jpg|Butch Hammett as Ty
MishaHiH.jpg|Kristof Konrad as Misha
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TioPacoHiH.jpg|Al Vicente as Tio Paco
OctavioHiH.jpg|Wells Rosales as Octavio
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TamiHiH.jpg|Susan Yeagley as Tami Sparrow
AssistantDirectorHiH.jpg|Mark Murphy as Assistant Director
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ChineseManHiH.jpg|Chao Li Chi as Chinese Man
PunkGirlHiH.jpg|Molly Morgan as Punk Girl
HassidicJewHiH.jpg|Roger Marks as Hassidic Jew
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* Bob Casper as Townsperson (uncredited)
* Calvin Dean as German Soldier (uncredited)
* Fred Fein as Ax Thrower (uncredited)
* Noel Gugliemi as Street Thug (uncredited)
* Steve Kim as Sharon Thug (uncredited)
* Steve Lattery as Street Thug (uncredited)
* Tom McComas as Smithers (uncredited)

== Stunts ==
* Stunt Coordinator: Paul Baxley
* Stunt Driver: Craig Baxley Jr. (uncredited)
* Stunts: Kenneth John Borland Jr. (uncredited)
* Utility Stunts: Bret Davidson (uncredited)
* Stunt Double: Marian Green (uncredited)
* Utility Stunts: Sonny Martinez (uncredited)
* Stunts: Lance Turner (uncredited)
* Stunts: Thom Williams (uncredited)
* Stunt Driver: John Borland (uncredited)
* Stunt Performer: Jennifer Caputo (uncredited)

== Crew ==
* Edited by: Drake Silliman (as Drake P. Silliman A.C.E.)
* Production Designer: Rodger Maus
* Director of Photography: Bradford May
* Musical Score Composed by: David Hoffner
* Musical Score Produced by: Jim Norman (as Jim Ed Norman)
* Producer: Skip Ward
* Produced by: Elliot Friedgen
* Executive Producers: Bob Clark and Gy Waldron
* Unit Production Manager: Ira Marvin
* First Assistant Director: Steven J. Corzan (as Steve Corzan)
* Second Assistant Director: Nicole Burke
* Executive in Charge of Casting: Barbara Miller, C.S.A.
* Casting Director: Irene Mariano, C.S.A.
* Set Director: Mel Cooper (as Margaret (Mel) Cooper)
* Property Master: David Moll (as David C. Moll)
* Sound Mixer: Steuart Pearce
* Make-Up Artist Nacoma Whobrey
* Hairstylist: Tim Jones
* Costume Designer: Betty Pecha Madden
* Key Costumer: Larry Velasco
* Sound Supervisors: Catt LeBaigue and Paul Tade
* Music Editor: Chris McGeary
* Re-Recording Mixers: Dan Hiland and Gary D. Rogers (as Gary Rogers)
* Los Angeles Music Pre-Records Produced by: Tom Rizzo
* Nashville Music Recording Engineer: Robert Tassi
* Nashville Music Assistant Recording Engineer: Declan Young
* Nashville Musicians:<br>Sam Bush<br>Mark Casstevens<br>Sonny Garrish<br>David Hoffner
* Color by: Laserpacific

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The Duke Farm

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[[Image:DukeFarm0102.jpg|thumb|Georgia Duke Farm in [[Daisy's Song]]]]
'''The Duke Farm''' was home to [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]] and cousins [[Bo Duke|Bo]], [[Luke Duke|Luke]] and [[Daisy Duke|Daisy]] (and Maudine the mule). In [[The Runaway]], the farm is said to be 18 miles out of town on Mill Pond Road.

The original Duke Farm, as seen in the Georgia episodes, was a log cabin built sometime in the early- to mid-1800s. It stood at 2201 Lenora Road near Loganville, GA. A few years after the series was filmed, the cabin's owner decided to start taking it down. This process was halted when it was found that there was a preservation order on the building. As time passed, the structure became unsafe, and despite fans' attempts to save the farmhouse, it was demolished in 2011. Some parts were sold off to fans.

Like the replica [[The Boar's Nest|Boar's Nest]], the California Duke Farm was built to resemble the one in Georgia. It also moved location as the filming changed ranches. For [[The Dukes of Hazzard: Reunion!|the Reunion TV movie]], the rear of [[Boss Hogg's House|Boss' house]] was used as the Duke Farm, despite bearing no resemblance to the building seen in the series.

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'''Boss Hogg's House''' was located in a residential street just off of Hazzard Square. [[Boss Hogg|Boss]] shared the house (most of the time) with his wife, [[Lulu Hogg|Lulu]].

The rear of the house doubled up as [[The Duke Farm|the Duke Farm]] in [[The Dukes of Hazzard: Reunion!|the Reunion TV movie]]. Fans of ''Gilmore Girls'' will recognize the rear as Lorelai's house.

The Hazzardville Horror

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[[Category:Season 3|304 - The Hazzardville Horror]]
[[Image:S3E04Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 3, Episode 4'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 7 November 1980<br>
'''Directed by:''' Jack Whitman<br>
'''Written by:''' Si Rose<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:HauntedHouse0304.jpg|thumb|The haunted house]]
Mary Lou Pringle asks the Dukes to help her sell her family estate. Unfortunately, a pair of silver thieves are using the basement of the mansion to melt down their loot, and have rigged the house to make it appear haunted, putting off prospective buyers. After Boss falls victim to the theives, Bo and Luke become chief suspects.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
[[Image:TammyWynette0304.jpg|thumb|Tammy Wynette]]
* Tammy Wynette performs ''Rocky Top'' after being caught in Boss' [[Celebrity Speed Trap]].
* Andrew Robinson (Billy Joe) played the Scorpio Killer in ''Dirty Harry''. He returned to Hazzard as Pruitt in [[The Treasure of Soggy Marsh]].
* According to Rick Hurst in the ''20th Anniversary Hazzard County Barbeque'', Sorrell Booke and Andrew Robinson (Billy Joe) rehearsed their lines in Japanese (Rick misremembered his name as Andrew Johnson).
* The haunted house is actually only a couple of doors away from [[Boss Hogg's House|Boss' house]], but cleverly dressed to make it look isolated and run-down.

== Bloopers ==
* The signs on the thieves' van disappear as they hold up Boss at gunpoint, but reappear for the following chase.
* The melting point of silver is 961.78 °C (1763.2 °F), so it's unlikely that the thieves would want to place items in the cauldron with their bare hands.
* The height of the flatbed trailer that Rosco drives under changes between shots. When the Dukes avoid it, it's quite low to the ground, but seconds later it's high enough to only slice the roof off the patrol car. In the later shots, the rear wheels are hidden by bushes to disguise whatever was used to raise them.
* The map which Boss is looking at when Rosco sticks a pin in his finger is clearly mirrored. It's actually a map of an area around Sherwood/Wilsonville, just south of Portland, OR..

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Rick Hurst]] as [[Cletus Hogg|Cletus]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Tammy Wynette as Herself
* Morgan Brittany as Mary Lou ''Pringle''
* Andrew Robinson as Billy Joe
* Charles Tyner as Claude Billings

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MaryLou0304.jpg|Morgan Brittany as Mary Lou Pringle
BillyJoe0304.jpg|Andrew Robinson as Billy Joe
ClaudeBillings0304.jpg|Charles Tyner as Claude Billings
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== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Executive Story Editors: Leonard B. Kaufman (as Len Kaufman) and Martin Roth
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles de Turenne (as Gilles A. de Turenne)
* Director of Photography: Robert Hoffman
* Art Director: Robert I. Jillson (as Bob Jillson)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Gilles de Turenne (as Gilles A. de Turenne)
* First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Editor: Jamie Caylor
* Music Editor: Abby Marable
* Sound Editor: Vincent Connelly (as Vince Connelley)
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: Frank Toro
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
* Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Carnival of Thrills Part 2

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[[Category:Season 3|302 - Carnival of Thrills Part 2]]
[[Image:S3E02Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 3, Episode 2'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 16 September 1980<br>
'''Directed by:''' Dick Moder<br>
'''Written by:''' William Raynor and Myles Wilder<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
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== Plot Summary ==
After the fight which ended [[Carnival of Thrills Part 1|part 1]], Bo makes his move to the fairgrounds more permanent. [[Boss Hogg|Boss]] finds out that the Dukes never paid the impound fee when they rescued [[General Lee|the General]] from the crusher, and has [[Bo Duke|Bo]] and [[Luke Duke|Luke]] arrested. Diane's assistant, Carl, is sent to bail out Bo, but Luke has to wait until [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Jesse]] and [[Daisy Duke|Daisy]] raise his bail money.

Instead of taking Luke home, Jesse says that they're going patch things up with Bo. At the fairgrounds, Jesse gets Bo and Luke to apologize to each other and shake hands, but they leave when Bo says he's still going to make the jump. On the way back, the Dukes are followed by an insurance investigator who tells them about a string of unexplained accidents at the show which he thinks could be attempted murder.

Back at the fairgrounds, Bo pulls up before a practice jump claiming that [[General Lee|the General]]'s not performing right. Carl says that he's in over his head and not up to making the jump. Meanwhile, Luke, Daisy and Jesse visit Bob Dexter, the driver who crashed at the last show, in his hospital bed. He claims that his car was fine, but suddenly lost power at the last second. The trio then find his crashed car, and discover that the fuel line had been cut.

Resigned to Bo making the jump, Cooter tunes the General. As Bo and Diane go to relax before the show, Carl appears and cuts the General's fuel line. Unable to warn Bo about what they've found, the rest of the Dukes and the insurance investigator race to the fairgrounds. They arrive just in time, and tell Bo everything. He still refuses to believe he's been used. Diane admits that originally she just wanted someone to draw the local crowd, but now realizes that she feels more for Bo. Opening the General's hood to show Bo the cut fuel line, they work out that Carl, the former star of show and boyfriend of Diane, must've been behind the accidents. Carl tries to escape, but he's caught by Luke and arrested.

Thinking that the jump's been cancelled, Boss tells the crowd they'll all get refunds, thus meaning that Diane can't pay his fee. Realizing that Diane stands to lose her show, Bo tells the crowd to hang on. Cooter fixes the fuel line and Luke gets into the passenger seat to make the jump with Bo. Afterwards, Bo says goodbye to Diane, and moves back home.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
* Greg Finley, the proprietor of the Cedar City Garage, returned as Ben in [[Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Duke]].

== Bloopers ==
[[Image:NudgeBar0302.jpg|thumb|Nudge bar breaks off]]
* When Bo and Luke make the ''Leap for Life'', the shot from the rear shows [[General Lee|the General]] heading down nose first, but the shot from the front shows it landing flat.
* As the General hits the ground, the nudge bar breaks off.

== Quotes ==
''When Bo hugs Diane and promises to make the jump despite what she's done to him:''<br>'''Daisy:''' "Uncle Jesse, ain't that beautiful?"<br>'''Jesse:''' "Yeah, it's stupid, but it's beautiful."

''As Bo bids farewell to Diane:''<br>'''Balladeer:''' "And Bo grew up a little. And like all growing, it wasn't without pain."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Robin Mattson as Diane ''Benson''
* Vernon Weddle as John Zimbra
* Don Stroud as Carl
* Richard Jensen as Bob Dexter
* Greg Finley as Proprietor

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DianeBenson0302.jpg|Robin Mattson as Diane Benson
JohnZimbra0302.jpg|Vernon Weddle as John Zimbra
Carl0302.jpg|Don Stroud as Carl
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BobDexter0302.jpg|Richard Jensen as Bob Dexter
Proprietor0302.jpg|Greg Finley (right) as Proprietor<br>(with John Zimbra)
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== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Co-Produced by: William Kelley (as Bill Kelley)
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Associate Producer: Skip Ward
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: Robert I. Jillson (as Bob Jillson)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: John H. Burrows (as John Burrows)
* First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Edited by: Howard Epstein and Robert M. Ross
* Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
* Supervising Sound Editor: Ed Scheid
* Sound Editors: Richard Taylor, Jerry Jacobson and Alex Bamattre
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle (as Darleen Engle)
* Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Carnival of Thrills Part 1

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[[Category:Season 3|301 - Carnival of Thrills Part 1]]
[[Image:S3E01Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 3, Episode 1'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 16 September 1980<br>
'''Directed by:''' Dick Moder<br>
'''Written by:''' William Raynor and Myles Wilder<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:DianeBenson0301.jpg|thumb|Robin Mattson as Diane Benson]]
The Dukes head off to Cedar City to see the ''Carnival of Thrills'' stunt show, but the big stunt goes wrong, and the driver crashes into the pile of cars he's supposed to be jumping. The show's owner, Diane Benson, then turns up in Hazzard and signs a deal with [[Boss Hogg]] to put on another show. Boss makes sure that the show will belong to him if Diane can't pay the fee.

Looking for a new driver for the ''Leap for Life'' stunt, Diane advertises a prize race in Hazzard which [[Bo Duke|Bo]] and [[Luke Duke|Luke]] enter. Despite [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Rosco]] trying to interfere, the boys win the race, but Bo, who's become smitten with Diane, turns down the prize saying he'll take the money after making the jump in the show.

While Bo goes to the fairgrounds to practice, the rest of the family become concerned for his safety due to the accident they saw. In an effort to prevent Bo performing, Luke lets Rosco impound [[General Lee|the General]] for a broken tail light (even though Rosco broke it). What he doesn't know is that Boss wants to take this opportunity to crush the General. Finding out Boss' plan at the last minute, the boys and [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]] manage to save the General from the crusher. Back at [[The Duke Farm|the farm]], Luke tries again to warn Bo about the chances of crashing, but Bo mistakes his warnings for jealousy of his new relationship with Diane. The two get into an arguement which ends up in fisticuffs and a dispute which threatens to split the Duke family.

== Commentary ==
This two-parter started [[:Category:Season 2|season 2]] with a bang. It often divides fans who don't like the heightened level of conflict within the Duke family and the way that Bo's feelings are manipulated by Diane.

== Trivia ==
[[Image:CedarCity0301.jpg|thumb|Cedar City Fairgrounds]]
* The Cedar City Fairgrounds parking lot is actually part of Warner Bros' backlot. The backs of some of the buildings on Hazzard Square can be seen under the sign.
* Richard Jensen (Bob Dexter) previously appeared as Helper #2 in [[Days of Shine and Roses]].

== Bloopers ==
* After the prize race, as Bo is arguing with Diane, a boom mic is visible at the bottom of the screen.
* When Bo makes his first trial jump, he climbs into a 1972 Plymouth Fury, accelerates and takes off in a 1972 Plymouth Satellite, lands and turns in a 1973 Ford Torino and finally returns in the 1972 Plymouth Fury he first climbed into.

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Robin Mattson as Diane ''Benson''
* Vernon Weddle as John Zimbra
* Don Stroud as Carl
* Richard Jensen as Bob Dexter
* Greg Finley as Proprietor (credit only)

<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
JohnZimbra0301.jpg|Vernon Weddle as John Zimbra
Carl0301.jpg|Don Stroud as Carl
BobDexter0301.jpg|Richard Jensen (right) as Bob Dexter<br>(with Diane Benson)
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Associate Producer: Skip Ward
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: Robert I. Jillson (as Bob Jillson)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: John H. Burrows (as John Burrows)
* First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Edited by: Howard Epstein and Robert M. Ross
* Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
* Supervising Sound Editor: Ed Scheid
* Sound Editors: Ron Tinsley, Vincent Connelly (as Vince Connelley) and Andrew Chulack (as Andy Chulack)
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle (as Darleen Engle)
* Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Carnival of Thrills Part 1

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[[Category:Season 3|301 - Carnival of Thrills Part 1]]
[[Image:S3E01Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 3, Episode 1'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 16 September 1980<br>
'''Directed by:''' Dick Moder<br>
'''Written by:''' William Raynor and Myles Wilder<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:DianeBenson0301.jpg|thumb|Robin Mattson as Diane Benson]]
The Dukes head off to Cedar City to see the ''Carnival of Thrills'' stunt show, but the big stunt goes wrong, and the driver crashes into the pile of cars he's supposed to be jumping. The show's owner, Diane Benson, then turns up in Hazzard and signs a deal with [[Boss Hogg]] to put on another show. Boss makes sure that the show will belong to him if Diane can't pay the fee.

Looking for a new driver for the ''Leap for Life'' stunt, Diane advertises a prize race in Hazzard which [[Bo Duke|Bo]] and [[Luke Duke|Luke]] enter. Despite [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Rosco]] trying to interfere, the boys win the race, but Bo, who's become smitten with Diane, turns down the prize saying he'll take the money after making the jump in the show.

While Bo goes to the fairgrounds to practice, the rest of the family become concerned for his safety when the find out about the show's history of accidents. In an effort to prevent Bo performing, Luke lets Rosco impound [[General Lee|the General]] for a broken tail light (even though Rosco broke it). What he doesn't know is that Boss wants to take this opportunity to crush the General. Finding out Boss' plan at the last minute, the boys and [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]] manage to save the General from the crusher. Back at [[The Duke Farm|the farm]], Luke tries to warn Bo about the accidents, but Bo mistakes his warnings for jealousy of his new relationship with Diane. The two get into an arguement which ends up in fisticuffs and a dispute which threatens to split the Duke family.

== Commentary ==
This two-parter started [[:Category:Season 2|season 2]] with a bang, but often divides fans who don't like the heightened level of conflict within the Duke family.

== Trivia ==
[[Image:CedarCity0301.jpg|thumb|Cedar City Fairgrounds]]
* The Cedar City Fairgrounds parking lot is actually part of Warner Bros' backlot. The backs of some of the buildings on Hazzard Square can be seen under the sign.
* Richard Jensen (Bob Dexter) previously appeared as Helper #2 in [[Days of Shine and Roses]].

== Bloopers ==
* After the prize race, as Bo is arguing with Diane, a boom mic is visible at the bottom of the screen.
* When Bo makes his first trial jump, he climbs into a 1972 Plymouth Fury, accelerates and takes off in a 1972 Plymouth Satellite, lands and turns in a 1973 Ford Torino and finally returns in the 1972 Plymouth Fury he first climbed into.

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Robin Mattson as Diane ''Benson''
* Vernon Weddle as John Zimbra
* Don Stroud as Carl
* Richard Jensen as Bob Dexter
* Greg Finley as Proprietor (credit only)

<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
JohnZimbra0301.jpg|Vernon Weddle as John Zimbra
Carl0301.jpg|Don Stroud as Carl
BobDexter0301.jpg|Richard Jensen (right) as Bob Dexter<br>(with Diane Benson)
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Produced by: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Associate Producer: Skip Ward
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: Robert I. Jillson (as Bob Jillson)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: John H. Burrows (as John Burrows)
* First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Edited by: Howard Epstein and Robert M. Ross
* Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
* Supervising Sound Editor: Ed Scheid
* Sound Editors: Ron Tinsley, Vincent Connelly (as Vince Connelley) and Andrew Chulack (as Andy Chulack)
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle (as Darleen Engle)
* Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Mason Dixon's Girls

2020-04-26T18:23:39Z

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[[Category:Season 2|221 - Mason Dixon's Girls]]
[[Image:S2E21Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 2, Episode 21'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 29 February 1980<br>
'''Directed by:''' Jack Starrett<br>
'''Written by:''' Bruce Howard<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:RoscoMarijuana0221.jpg|thumb|Rosco finds the "mari-jew-wana"]]
[[Image:MasonDixon0221.jpg|thumb|Dennis Rucker as Mason Dixon]]
Some days even collecting a water heater can go wrong for the Dukes. When Bo and Luke are pulled over by Rosco for not having a red flag on their cargo, they discover that it's actually a box load of marijuana (or "mari-jew-wana" as Rosco calls it). Roving private investigator Mason Dixon Jr. gets a tip about the marijuana seizure and hears that it might be linked to a criminal named Dempsey. He heads for Hazzard with his two female associates, Tinker and Sam, and gets on the Dukes' trail when Boss lets their name slip.

When they catch up with the Dukes, Uncle Jesse manages to convince Mason that Bo and Luke have nothing to do with the marijuana, so they agree to join forces to find the real drugs suppliers. Mabel Tillingham tips off Boss and Rosco about where to find them all, and they're briefly arrested. Once they escape custody, Mason analyzes a soil sample that leads them to the old copper mine up at Razorback Mountain. They know they've got the right place when they spot sentries in the road. Unfortunately, a couple of sentries spot them, but after a short fight, Bo and Luke head off to the copper mine in the sentries' coveralls. Meanwhile, Tinker and Sam climb the steep side of Razorback Mountain.

Bo and Luke get captured, but are rescued by Tinker and Sam. The bad guys move out with a whole truckload of marijuana, and are pursued by Luke and Sam on hang gliders, and Bo and Tinker in [[General Lee|the General]] (Bo even lets Tinker drive after she gives him a kiss!). The chasers are joined by Mason, Jesse and Daisy, Boss and Rosco, and Enos.

When Luke and Sam catch up with the truck, they land and climb aboard. After fighting off one of the bad guys, they place some explosives in the cargo, and jump off into Mason's car. Mason, Tinker and Sam end up with the reward for catching Dempsey, while Rosco and Enos get some of the glory.

== Commentary ==
Boss shows that he has at least some scruples when he says "And even I draw the line on dope and drugs, for any amount of money."

== Trivia ==
* It's only visible briefly, but this episode has the third appearance of [[Swamp Molly's Pickup|Swamp Molly's pickup]] truck. It's one of the background vehicles that can be seen at the bad guys' distribution center.
* This is the acting debut of former Miss Florida, Mary-Margaret Humes (Tinker). She went on to appear in many other '80s favorites such as ''Knight Rider'', ''The A-Team'', ''Hardcastle and McCormick'' and ''The Fall Guy'', before landing a regular part in ''Dawson's Creek''.
* The Trans-Am driven by Tinker and Sam is one of 250 convertibles made in 1979 by National Coach Engineering of Michigan.

== Bloopers ==
* During the final chase, Luke and Sam plant the explosives on the truck before jumping off into the back of the Trans-Am. Luke is wearing his usual double denim, with Sam in an orange coverall and helmet. However, when the explosives go off, both passengers in the Trans-Am are wearing orange coveralls and helmets.

== Quotes ==
* ''When Tinker and Sam stop the boys:''<br>'''Bo:''' "You ain't gonna believe this, but we just got knocked out by a couple of women."<br>'''Luke:''' "I thought she felt a mite soft whilst I was flying threw the air."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Dennis Rucker as Mason Dixon
* Mary-Margaret Humes as Tinker
* Robin Eisenman (as Robin G. Eisenmann) as Sam
* Taylor Lacher as Davis
* Larry Watson as Ryan
* Morgan Woodward as Dempsey
* Lindsay Bloom as Myrtle Tillingham
* John F. Goff as George Henry

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
TinkerSam0221.jpg|Mary-Margaret Humes as Tinker Churchill<br>and Robin Eisenman as Samantha Rose
RyanDavis0221.jpg|Larry Watson as Ryan<br>and Taylor Lacher as Davis
</gallery></div>
<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Dempsey0221.jpg|Morgan Woodward as Dempsey
Myrtle0221.jpg|Lindsay Bloom as Myrtle Tillingham
GeorgeHenry0221.jpg|John F. Goff as George Henry
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Co-Produced by: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Associate Producer: Skip Ward
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: James Martin Bachman (as James-Martin Bachman)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: John H. Burrows (as John Burrows)
* First Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Film Editor: Howard Epstein
* Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
* Sound Editors: Ed Scheid and Alex Bamattre
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle (as Darleen Engle)
* Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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The Rustlers

2020-04-21T21:33:47Z

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[[Category:Season 2|203 - The Rustlers]]
[[Image:S2E03Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 2, Episode 3'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 5 October 1979<br>
'''Directed by:''' Dick Moder (as Richard Moder)<br>
'''Written by:''' Stephen Kandel<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:Manassas0203.jpg|thumb|Pace-checking Manassas]]
The Dukes' friends and neighbors, Burl and Sherry Tolliver, want to enter their horse Manassas in the upcoming Mrs. J.D. Hogg Stakes Race – the highlight of the annual Hazzard County Fair. The Tollivers are convinced that Manassas is fast enough to win the $10,000 first prize, so Bo and Luke decide to pace-check the horse against the General. Word of the horse's speed soon spreads after the time trial is witnessed by Rosco and Enos (who arrive sharing a patrol car for some unexplained reason). After Boss promises Lulu that she'll be the owner of the winning horse, Manassas gets kidnapped, first by Rosco, and then by some traveling horse thieves. The combination of straw in the back of Rosco's patrol car and Enos's loose lips help to put the Dukes on the kidnappers' trail. When they find Manassas, Luke gets the job of riding the horse back to the fair grounds [sic] in time for registration while Bo decoys the horse thieves.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
[[Image:DorothyandMel0203.jpg|thumb|Dorothy Best and Mel Tillis as Sherry and Burl Tolliver]]
* Mel Tillis, who plays Burl Tolliver, is better known as a country singer. He took a few acting roles around this time, including ''Smokey and the Bandit II'' and the first two ''Cannonball Run'' movies. He returned to Hazzard as himself in [[The Hazzardgate Tape]].
* Dorothy Collier, who plays Sherry Tolliver, became Dorothy Best after she married James Best (Rosco) in 1986. Along with Kevin Lang, they formed their own production company called Best Friend Films.
* In the opening scene, Luke and Jesse sing ''Amazing Grace'' in [[General Lee|the General]]. Tom performed his own vocals, but Denver Pyle's vocals were dubbed.
* Also in this episode, we find out that Boss' driver is called Alex.

== Bloopers ==
* Dunlap easily peels the rectangular stickers from his van, so there's no way that any glue residue would be in the shape of letters.

== Quotes ==
* ''After speaking to Lulu on the phone:''<br>'''Boss:''' "Put that woman in the winner's circle and somebody'll slap a saddle on her."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)
* [[Rick Hurst]] as [[Cletus Hogg|Cousin Cletus]]

== Guest Cast ==
* [[Peggy Rea]] as [[Lulu Hogg|Lulu]]
* Mel Tillis as Burl Tolliver
* Brett Halsey as Dunlap
* Michael MacRae as Cowan
* Dorothy Best (as Dorothy Collier) as Sherry Tolliver
* Sam Edwards as Track Steward

<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Lulu0203.jpg|Peggy Rea as Lulu
Dunlap0203.jpg|Brett Halsey as Dunlap
</gallery></div>
<div align=center>
<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Cowan0203.jpg|Michael MacRae as Cowan
TrackSteward0203.jpg|Sam Edwards as Track Steward<br>(talking to Uncle Jesse)
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Co-Produced by: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: James Martin Bachman (as James-Martin Bachman)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
* First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners (as Kelly Manners)
* Second Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Bradley B. Six (as Brad Six)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jack W. Cash (as Jack Cash)
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Film Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
* Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
* Sound Editors: Ed Scheid and Vincent Connelly (as Vince Connelley)
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
* Property: Daniel Stoltenberg (as Dan Stoltenberg)
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle
* Casting: Vivian McRae
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Miz Tisdale

2020-04-21T20:54:07Z

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[[Category:Characters|Tizdale, Miz]]
[[File:MizTisdale0303.jpg|320px|center]]

'''Played by:''' [[Nedra Volz]]

Yes, '''Miz Tisdale''' was Hazzard's Postmistress. But she was unlike any postmistress you've ever met! Played by Nedra Volz, Miz Tisdale was an older woman, but she didn't let her age stop her for nothing. She delivered mail on a dirt bike and was quite infatuated with Uncle Jesse. But her duty was to the US Postal Service, whose rules and regulations she followed to a T. Take a number and show your ID please...even if you are the only one in the post office and she's known you since you were a baby!

Mason Dixon's Girls

2020-04-19T22:40:09Z

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[[Category:Season 2|221 - Mason Dixon's Girls]]
[[Image:S2E21Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 2, Episode 21'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 29 February 1980<br>
'''Directed by:''' Jack Starrett<br>
'''Written by:''' Bruce Howard<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:RoscoMarijuana0221.jpg|thumb|Rosco finds the "mari-jew-wana"]]
[[Image:MasonDixon0221.jpg|thumb|Dennis Rucker as Mason Dixon]]
Some days even collecting a water heater can go wrong for the Dukes. When Bo and Luke are pulled over by Rosco for not having a red flag on their cargo, they discover that it's actually a box load of marijuana (or "mari-jew-wana" as Rosco calls it). Roving private investigator Mason Dixon Jr. gets a tip about the marijuana seizure and hears that it might be linked to a criminal named Dempsey. He heads for Hazzard with his two female associates, Tinker and Sam, and gets on the Dukes' trail when Boss lets their name slip.

When they catch up with the Dukes, Uncle Jesse manages to convince Mason that Bo and Luke have nothing to do with the marijuana, so they agree to join forces to find the real drugs suppliers. Mabel Tillingham tips off Boss and Rosco about where to find them all, and they're briefly arrested. Once they escape custody, Mason analyzes a soil sample that leads them to the old copper mine up at Razorback Mountain. They know they've got the right place when they spot sentries in the road. Unfortunately, a couple of sentries spot them, but after a short fight, Bo and Luke head off to the copper mine in the sentries' coveralls. Meanwhile, Tinker and Sam climb the steep side of Razorback Mountain.

Bo and Luke get captured, but are rescued by Tinker and Sam. The bad guys move out with a whole truckload of marijuana, and are pursued by Luke and Sam on hang gliders, and Bo and Tinker in [[General Lee|the General]] (Bo even lets Tinker drive after she gives him a kiss!). The chasers are joined by Mason, Jesse and Daisy, Boss and Rosco, and Enos.

When Luke and Sam catch up with the truck, they land and climb aboard. After fighting off one of the bad guys, they place some explosives in the cargo, and jump off into Mason's car. Mason, Tinker and Sam end up with the reward for catching Dempsey, while Rosco and Enos get some of the glory.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
* It's only visible briefly, but this episode has the third appearance of [[Swamp Molly's Pickup|Swamp Molly's pickup]] truck. It's one of the background vehicles that can be seen at the bad guys' distribution center.
* This is the acting debut of former Miss Florida, Mary-Margaret Humes (Tinker). She went on to appear in many other '80s favorites such as ''Knight Rider'', ''The A-Team'', ''Hardcastle and McCormick'' and ''The Fall Guy'', before landing a regular part in ''Dawson's Creek''.
* The Trans-Am driven by Tinker and Sam is one of 250 convertibles made in 1979 by National Coach Engineering of Michigan.

== Bloopers ==
* During the final chase, Luke and Sam plant the explosives on the truck before jumping off into the back of the Trans-Am. Luke is wearing his usual double denim, with Sam in an orange coverall and helmet. However, when the explosives go off, both passengers in the Trans-Am are wearing orange coveralls and helmets.

== Quotes ==
* ''When Tinker and Sam stop the boys:''<br>'''Bo:''' "You ain't gonna believe this, but we just got knocked out by a couple of women."<br>'''Luke:''' "I thought she felt a mite soft whilst I was flying threw the air."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Dennis Rucker as Mason Dixon
* Mary-Margaret Humes as Tinker
* Robin Eisenman (as Robin G. Eisenmann) as Sam
* Taylor Lacher as Davis
* Larry Watson as Ryan
* Morgan Woodward as Dempsey
* Lindsay Bloom as Myrtle Tillingham
* John F. Goff as George Henry

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
TinkerSam0221.jpg|Mary-Margaret Humes as Tinker Churchill<br>and Robin Eisenman as Samantha Rose
RyanDavis0221.jpg|Larry Watson as Ryan<br>and Taylor Lacher as Davis
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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Dempsey0221.jpg|Morgan Woodward as Dempsey
Myrtle0221.jpg|Lindsay Bloom as Myrtle Tillingham
GeorgeHenry0221.jpg|John F. Goff as George Henry
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Co-Produced by: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Associate Producer: Skip Ward
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: James Martin Bachman (as James-Martin Bachman)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: John H. Burrows (as John Burrows)
* First Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Film Editor: Howard Epstein
* Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
* Sound Editors: Ed Scheid and Alex Bamattre
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
* Property: Beverly Hadley
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle (as Darleen Engle)
* Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Officer Daisy Duke

2020-04-19T14:21:35Z

HossC: Added Commentary, 1 x Bloopers & 2 x Quotes.

[[Category:Season 2|217 - Officer Daisy Duke]]
[[Image:S2E17Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 2, Episode 17'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 1 February 1980<br>
'''Directed by:''' Dick Moder<br>
'''Written by:''' Martin Roth<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
When Bo and Luke persuade Daisy to ask for a long-overdue raise at [[The Boar's Nest|the Boar's Nest]], Boss responds by firing her. Back in town they look at the 'Help Wanted' board, but can't find anything suitable, until Enos appears and suggests that Daisy applies to become a deputy.

With Rosco still away, Grady Byrd is promoted from his job as night watchman at the Hazzard County gravel pit. Boss is quick to show him a wanted poster for a pair of bank robbers that carries a $10,000 reward. It's not long before Enos spots the bank robbers, and, with un-Hazzardlike efficiency, Grady soon has them locked up. Meanwhile, still feeling guilty about Daisy's firing, Bo and Luke help her prepare for her upcoming tests, and tackle the household chores.

Daisy sails through the tests and becomes a Hazzard deputy. Bo and Luke, still feeling protective of their cousin, keep Daisy out of danger by turning up to crimes and resolving situations before she can get there, like a free-fer-all brawl at the Boar's Nest. When Daisy finds out what's been happening, she's not happy and proceeds to berate Bo and Luke telling them to "back off". Jesse is impressed with her spirit and comments "if my hands weren't full I'd take my hat off to that girl." Boss isn't so happy about having a Duke in the police department, and puts Daisy on cleaning duties in the jail. While she's there, the prisoners trick her into letting them escape. Daisy sets off in pursuit, closely followed by Boss and Grady, Bo and Luke, and Jesse and Cooter. Daisy picks up Enos along the way, but he sprains his ankle when they get out to chase the robbers on foot.

Enos even gets a quick kiss on the lips when he tells Daisy, "I really care for you," before she heads off alone. Unfortunately, Daisy soon gets kidnapped, and the robbers try to fly off with her in a small plane they meet at Morgan's Airfield. Bo and Luke arrive just in time to halt their departure with some well-placed dynamite arrows. The FBI decorates Daisy for bravery and hand her the reward money, which she donates to the Hazzard Children's Orphanage (minus the repair bill for [[General Lee|the General]]). Boss decides that he's had enough of Daisy as a deputy and gives her her old job back at the Boar's Nest.

== Commentary ==
Uncle Jesse seems to be a lot more receptive to a Duke becoming a deputy in this episode. Back in [[Deputy Dukes]], the boys made Daisy swear that she wouldn't tell Jesse that they'd been made deputies because "Old Jesse's allergic to police uniforms. They give him the hives."

== Trivia ==
* The town of Piru (previously seen in [[Luke's Love Story]]) stands in for Hazzard in the chase scenes after the prisoners escape. It was also used as the setting for Hazzard in [[The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning (Movie)|The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning]].
* Stand-in sheriff Dick Sargent is probably best known for playing Darrin Stephens in the TV show ''Bewitched'' during the late ‘60s/early ‘70s. He took over the role when the original Darrin, Dick York, became ill.
* Glenn Morshower, who was uncredited in his role of the Good Samaritan in this episode, returned as Vern in [[Daisy's Shotgun Wedding]].

== Bloopers ==
[[Image:MorgansAirfieldMap0217.jpg|thumb|Mirrored map of Walnut Creek]]
* The close-up of the map showing Morgan's Airfield reveals that it's actually a mirrored map of an area near Walnut Creek, CA.
* When Boss realizes that his driver is missing and tells Grady to drive, Grady says "Why're you making me drive? I never drove a big car like this." Yet two episodes later in [[Jude Emery]], he's happy enough driving his mama's 1959 Series 62 Cadillac, which is exactly the same length as [[Boss Hogg's Cadillac|Boss' car]] (225.0 in/5,715 mm).

== Quotes ==
* ''As Bo tries to persuade Daisy to ask for a raise:''<br>'''Bo:''' "Listen to me. You gotta call in the dogs to see if they're wet or you're not gonna find out if it's raining outside."
* ''While trying to convince Daisy to become a deputy:''<br>'''Enos:''' "Yeah, look here. This here Equal Opportunities law says that the sheriff's office has gotta open jobs for ladies now, just like regular people."

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

== Guest Cast ==
* Dick Sargent as Sheriff Grady Byrd
* Peter Brown as Floyd
* Jenny Neumann as Molly
* Jim Kindelon as Bartender
* Rod McGaughy (as Rodney McGaughy) as Driver
* Glenn Morshower as Good Samaritan (uncredited)

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
GradyByrd0217.jpg|Dick Sargent as Sheriff Grady Byrd
Floyd0217.jpg|Peter Brown as Floyd Baker
Molly0217.jpg|Jenny Neumann as Molly Harmon
</gallery></div>
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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
Bartender0217.jpg|Jim Kindelon as Bartender
Driver0217.jpg|Rod McGaughy as Driver
GoodSamaritan0217.jpg|Glenn Morshower as Good Samaritan
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Co-Produced by: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Associate Producer: Skip Ward
* Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
* Art Director: James Martin Bachman (as James-Martin Bachman)
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music by: Fred Werner
* Unit Production Manager: John H. Burrows (as John Burrows)
* First Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
* Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: Arthur R. Botham (as Arthur Botham)
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jon Paré
* Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
* Film Editor: Howard Epstein
* Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
* Sound Editors: Ed Scheid and Andrew Chulack (as Andy Chulak)
* Sound: Victor Goode
* Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
* Property: Daniel Stoltenberg (as Dan Stoltenberg)
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Ray Brooks
* Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle
* Casting: Vivian McRae
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Lou Step Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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Boss Hogg's Cadillac

2020-04-19T14:16:17Z

HossC:

[[Category:Vehicles|Boss Hogg's Cadillac]]
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[[Image:BossCaddy0103.jpg|thumb|Boss Hogg's Cadillac in [[Mary Kaye's Baby]]]]
[[Image:BossCaddy0209.jpg|thumb|A rare view with the roof up from [[Witness for the Persecution]]]]
'''Boss Hogg's Cadillac''' was a triple white 1970 DeVille Convertible. As well as its all-white color scheme, the car was easily identified by the bull horns on the hood.

In the early shows, the car had a Cadillac front license plate and a Cadillac logo on the door mirror. In later shows, the mirror was often replaced with generic round one, especially in close-ups.

Boss is mainly chauffeured by his driver, Alex, although he isn't named in the dialogue until [[The Rustlers]] in [[:Category:Season 2|season 2]].

Deputy Dukes

2020-04-19T13:37:44Z

HossC: Added 1 x Quote.

[[Category:Season 1|110 - Deputy Dukes]]
[[Image:S1E10Title.jpg|thumb|Title screen]]
'''Season 1, Episode 10'''<br>
'''Original Air Date:''' 13 April 1979<br>
'''Directed by:''' William Asher<br>
'''Written by:''' Martin Roth (as Marty Roth)<br>
'''Created by:''' Gy Waldron<br>
<br>
== Plot Summary ==
[[Image:DeputyDukes0110.jpg|thumb|Luke and Bo as deputies]]
Rocky Marlowe, public enemy 1 through 10, has won himself a change of venue from Springville County to Hazzard. Boss sees a money-making opportunity with a high profile case such as Marlowe's being held in Hazzard. He does not, however, agree to let Rosco go and pick up the prisoner, citing that he promised Lulu that he would keep Rosco "from getting your fool head shot off."

Not wanting to risk Rosco, or Enos for that matter, Boss decides to send Bo and Luke (who are cooling their heals in jail from an unrelated incident) to fetch Marlowe, in exchange for not selling off the [[General Lee]]. The boys agree and head off to Springville, but not before being spotted in deputies' uniforms by Daisy and Cooter.

Once in Springville, Chief Lacey sends along one of his officers to accompany the boys back to Hazzard. Officer Price, however, is not who she claims to be, but the boys, nor Rocky Marlowe know this. Added to the equation are a couple of Rocky's "business associates" who are looking to spring their boss before he gets to Hazzard.

== Commentary ==

== Trivia ==
* If Springville looks familiar, it might be because it's Hazzard Square covered in dirt and with a few signs changed.
* The Springville farmer's pickup, which gets its door knocked off, may also look familiar as it's the one from [[Swamp Molly]].
* First of two appearances by Norman Alden as Chief Lacey. The second is in [[The Ghost of General Lee]].
* Leo Gordon (Rocky Marlowe) also returned to Hazzard as Devere in [[The Meeting]].

== Bloopers ==
[[Image:BlueJeans0110.jpg|thumb|Visible blue jeans]]
* Bo and Luke have their clothes stolen, and have bare legs when they climb into the General, but they're wearing blue jeans just before they crash into Rosco.
* Just before the Springville farmer gets his door knocked off, he parks outside the Springville Hotel ([[Bank of Hazzard|Boss' bank]] redressed), but when he checks to see if the street is clear, the hotel is about 50 yards ahead.

== Quotes ==
* ''After taking a wrong turn:''<br>'''Bo:''' "So I ain't perfect... just pretty."

* ''Talking about Boss' idea for a merry-go-round:''<br>'''Rosco:''' "And then, whenever somebody grabs that gold ring, they get a free ride."<br>'''Boss:''' "Rosco, don't you ever use the word 'free' in my presence."

* ''When Boss suggests they deputize the Duke Boys to collect Rocky Marlowe:''<br>'''Rosco:''' "You're just beautiful, Boss."<br>'''Boss:''' "Beautiful? Real nice-looking, maybe, but not beautiful.<br>''Boss leaves the room:''<br>'''Rosco:''' "Ain't that the truth. He's a mess of ugly."

* ''When he finds out that Boss sent the boys to pick up Rocky Marlowe unarmed:''<br>'''Jesse:''' "You dressed-up marshmallow!"

== Regular Cast ==
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]]
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke|Uncle Jesse]]
* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport|Cooter]]
* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)
* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate|Enos]]

== Guest Cast ==
* Stella Parton as Mary Beth ''Malone''
* Leo Gordon as ''Rocky'' Marlowe
* Norman Alden as Chief Lacey
* Robert F. Hoy (as Bob Hoy) as Herky
* Pat Renella as Manny
* Suzanne Niles as Maybelle
* Tara Preston as Cindy Lou
* William 'Billy' Benedict (as Billy Benedict) as Station Owner

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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
MaryBethMalone0110.jpg|Stella Parton as Mary Beth Malone
RockyMarlowe0110.jpg|Leo Gordon as Rocky Marlowe
ChiefLacey0110.jpg|Norman Alden as Chief Lacey
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<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
HerkyManny0110.jpg|Robert F. Hoy as Herky<br>and Pat Renella as Manny
CindyLouMaybelle0110.jpg|Tara Preston as Cindy Lou<br>and Suzanne Niles as Maybelle
StationOwner0110.jpg|William 'Billy' Benedict as Station Owner
</gallery></div>

== Crew ==
* Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
* Co-Produced by: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
* Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
* Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
* Story Editor: Bruce Howard
* Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
* Director of Photography: Dominic Palmieri (as Dominick R. Palmer, Jr.)
* Art Director: Kirk Axtell
* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
* Music Performed by: The Waylors
* Music Produced by: Richie Albright
* Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
* First Assistant Director: Bill Baker
* Second Assistant Director: Fred Wardell
* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
* Second Unit Director of Photography: George Koblasa
* Second Unit First Assistant Director: Jack W. Cash (as Jack Cash)
* Film Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
* Music Editor: Abby Marable
* Sound Editing: Angel Editorial, Inc.
* Sound: Andrew Gilmore (as Andy Gilmore)
* Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
* Property: Daniel Stoltenberg (as Dan Stoltenberg)
* Special Effects: Michael Wood
* Makeup: Jeff Angell
* Hair Stylist: Monique DeSart (as Monique DeSart Brandt)
* Men's Costume Supervisor: Joseph Roveto
* Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle (as Darleen Engle)
* Additional Music by: Fred Werner
* Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
* Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
* Casting: Vivian McRae
* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
* A Paul R. Picard Production in Association with Warner Bros Television

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