Daisy's Song - Revision history

HossC at 22:23, 16 February 2025

2025-02-16T22:23:09Z

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	* We learn why the boys climb in through the windows of the General. The doors are welded shut.		* 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!		* 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 ~~Coulter~~, from her 1978 album of the same name.		* 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]].		* 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''.		* Ronnie Schell (Lester Starr) played a character called Duke in ''Gomer Pyle: USMC''.

HossC: /* Commentary */

2020-04-06T19:42:19Z

Commentary

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	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.		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 Mabel ~~The~~ Mobile ~~Madam~~.		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.		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.

Nel: /* Trivia */

2019-02-11T01:18:50Z

Trivia

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	[[Image:FBI0102.jpg\|thumb\|Roy Tatum (with mustache) as FBI #3]]		[[Image:FBI0102.jpg\|thumb\|Roy Tatum (with mustache) as FBI #3]]
	* Roy Tatum (FBI #3) started his acting career impersonating Burt Reynolds.		* 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 ==		== Bloopers ==

Nel: /* Trivia */

2019-02-11T01:16:25Z

Trivia

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	[[Image:Hoodslide0102.jpg\|thumb\|Luke's hood slide]]		[[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!		* 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 Coulter, from her 1978 album of the same name.		* 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 Coulter, from her 1978 album of the same name.

HossC at 21:23, 25 February 2018

2018-02-25T21:23:25Z

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	== Commentary ==		== 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.		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.		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.

HossC at 13:16, 15 November 2017

2017-11-15T13:16:55Z

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	* Bill Gribble, who plays Carson, appeared as Cooter Pettigrew in Dukes precursor [[Moonrunners]].		* 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''.		* Ronnie Schell (Lester Starr) played a character called Duke in ''Gomer Pyle: USMC''.
	[[Image:FBI0102.jpg\|thumb\|Roy Tatum (~~center~~) as FBI #3]]		[[Image:FBI0102.jpg\|thumb\|Roy Tatum (with mustache) as FBI #3]]
	* Roy Tatum (FBI #3) started his acting career impersonating Burt Reynolds.		* Roy Tatum (FBI #3) started his acting career impersonating Burt Reynolds.

HossC at 12:44, 1 November 2017

2017-11-01T12:44:07Z

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	* Bill Gribble, who plays Carson, appeared as Cooter Pettigrew in Dukes precursor [[Moonrunners]].		* 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''.		* Ronnie Schell (Lester Starr) played a character called Duke in ''Gomer Pyle: USMC''.
	[[Image:FBI0102.jpg\|thumb\|Roy Tatum (center)]]		[[Image:FBI0102.jpg\|thumb\|Roy Tatum (center) as FBI #3]]
	* Roy Tatum (FBI #3) started his acting career impersonating Burt Reynolds.		* Roy Tatum (FBI #3) started his acting career impersonating Burt Reynolds.

HossC: Added 3 x pictures.

2017-10-26T18:30:59Z

Added 3 x pictures.

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

HossC: Added 6 x pictures, Trivia and Bloopers.

2017-10-14T20:48:56Z

Added 6 x pictures, Trivia and Bloopers.

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	== Plot Summary ==		== 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.		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.

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
			[[Image:Hoodslide0102.jpg\|thumb\|Luke's hood slide]]
	* 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!		* 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 Coulter, from her 1978 album of the same name.		* 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 Coulter, from her 1978 album of the same name.
	* Bill Gribble, who plays Carson, appeared as Cooter Pettigrew in Dukes precursor [[Moonrunners]].		* 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 (center)]]
			* Roy Tatum (FBI #3) started his acting career impersonating Burt Reynolds.

	== Bloopers ==		== 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 ==		== Regular Cast ==
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	* Wallace Wilkinson as FBI #1		* Wallace Wilkinson as FBI #1
	* Bob Cleveland as FBI #2		* Bob Cleveland as FBI #2

			<div align=center>
			<gallery widths="240" heights="180">
			LesterStarr0102.jpg\|Ronnie Schell as Lester Starr
			JoJo0102.jpg\|Wallace Merck as Jojo
			MsMabel0102.jpg\|Ginny Parker as Mabel
			</gallery></div>

	== Crew ==		== Crew ==

HossC: Removed uncredited stunts.

2017-08-07T09:27:55Z

Removed uncredited stunts.

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	* Roy Tatum (as J. Roy Tatum) as FBI #3		* Roy Tatum (as J. Roy Tatum) as FBI #3
	* Wallace Wilkinson as FBI #1		* Wallace Wilkinson as FBI #1
	* Bob Cleveland as FBI #2		* Bob Cleveland as FBI #2

	~~== Stunts ==~~
	* Stunts: Desiree Ayres (as Desiree Kerns)
	* Stunt Driver: Craig R. Baxley
	* Stunt Coordinator: Paul Baxley
	* Stunt Driver: Jack Gill (uncredited)
	* Stunt Driver: Bob Orrison (uncredited)

	== Crew ==		== Crew ==
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	* Hair Stylist: Irene Aparicio		* Hair Stylist: Irene Aparicio
	* Wardrobe: Paula Lynn Kaatz (as Paula Kaatz)		* Wardrobe: Paula Lynn Kaatz (as Paula Kaatz)
	* Additional Music by: Fred Werner		* Additional Music by: Fred Werner
	* Harmonica: Tommy Morgan (uncredited)
	* Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery		* Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
	* Consultant: Fred Weintraub		* Consultant: Fred Weintraub