One Armed Bandits - Revision history

HossC: Added 1 x Trivia.

2020-04-18T22:18:26Z

Added 1 x Trivia.

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	* Rocky Laidler reprised the role of Brodie in [[High Octane]].		* Rocky Laidler reprised the role of Brodie in [[High Octane]].
	* The hat worn by Bo belonged to the makeup man, Guy Del Russo.		* The hat worn by Bo belonged to the makeup man, Guy Del Russo.
			* Jesse's speech to the boys about the family's history of moonshining after he finds the gambling machines in the barn has parallels to the speech that Uncle Jesse Hagg gives to his nephews in [[Moonrunners]]. Jesse even says "Besides, when we were making corn whiskey, we paid taxes on the corn."

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HossC: Added 1 x Trivia, 1 x Blooper, 1 x Quote.

2020-04-18T19:10:12Z

Added 1 x Trivia, 1 x Blooper, 1 x Quote.

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	* Dennis Haskins (Moss), AKA. Mr. Belding from ''Saved by the Bell'', also appeared as Customer in [[The Late J.D. Hogg]] and Elmo in [[Cale Yarborough Comes to Hazzard]]. There's also a character called Moss in [[Luke's Love Story]], but the part is played by Patrick Wright.		* Dennis Haskins (Moss), AKA. Mr. Belding from ''Saved by the Bell'', also appeared as Customer in [[The Late J.D. Hogg]] and Elmo in [[Cale Yarborough Comes to Hazzard]]. There's also a character called Moss in [[Luke's Love Story]], but the part is played by Patrick Wright.
	* Rocky Laidler reprised the role of Brodie in [[High Octane]].		* Rocky Laidler reprised the role of Brodie in [[High Octane]].
			* The hat worn by Bo belonged to the makeup man, Guy Del Russo.

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	* Pay attention to the chase scene through town near the end of the episode. There's another orange Dodge Charger parked in front of one of the stores. No '01' on the door, but some of the early publicity shots for the show showed a General with no '01' on the door. Perhaps this was it?		* Pay attention to the chase scene through town near the end of the episode. There's another orange Dodge Charger parked in front of one of the stores. No '01' on the door, but some of the early publicity shots for the show showed a General with no '01' on the door. Perhaps this was it?
	* In the chase at the beginning, Cooter is first seen driving a stolen 1975 Dodge Monaco patrol car, but it changes to a 1970 Dodge Polara by the time he rolls it. The patrol cars also swap places just before the famous "LEE 1" jump.		* In the chase at the beginning, Cooter is first seen driving a stolen 1975 Dodge Monaco patrol car, but it changes to a 1970 Dodge Polara by the time he rolls it. The patrol cars also swap places just before the famous "LEE 1" jump.
	* When Enos is practicing his gun draw, the crew is ~~refelected~~ in the General's front fender.		* When Enos is practicing his gun draw, the crew is reflected in the General's front fender.
			* Rosco's patrol car is empty when the piano hits it, even though Daisy should be in the driver's seat.

	== Quotes ==		== Quotes ==
			* ''At the start of the show:''<br>'''Balladeer:''' "You've probably noticed there's something different here. Well, this is Hazzard County. They do things different here."
	* ''After Cooter flips the patrol car:''<br>'''Luke:''' "Cooter, do you realize what it's gonna take to straighten all this out?"<br>'''Cooter:''' "No."		* ''After Cooter flips the patrol car:''<br>'''Luke:''' "Cooter, do you realize what it's gonna take to straighten all this out?"<br>'''Cooter:''' "No."

HossC at 21:20, 25 February 2018

2018-02-25T21:20:19Z

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	== Commentary ==		== Commentary ==
	"Welcome, to Hazzard County." And what a welcome! Balladeer Waylon Jennings made it clear that things were done different in Hazzard, and he wasn't kidding. The episode opens with a patrol car flying into the air, followed by the General Lee. At the end of the chase we find out it's Cooter Davenport who took the Sheriff's car "because he impounded mine. Thought it was only fair to take his."<br>		"Welcome, to Hazzard County." And what a welcome! Balladeer Waylon Jennings made it clear that things were done different in Hazzard, and he wasn't kidding. The episode opens with a patrol car flying into the air, followed by the [[General Lee]]. At the end of the chase we find out it's Cooter Davenport who took the Sheriff's car "because he impounded mine. Thought it was only fair to take his."<br>

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HossC: Replaced 3 x small pictures, added 9 x cast pictures, Trivia, Bloopers and Quotes.

2018-01-02T16:51:47Z

Replaced 3 x small pictures, added 9 x cast pictures, Trivia, Bloopers and Quotes.

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	== Commentary ==		== Commentary ==
	"Welcome, to Hazzard County." And what a welcome! Balladeer Waylon Jennings made it clear that things were done different in Hazzard, and he wasn't kidding. The episode opens with a patrol car flying into the air, followed by the General Lee. At the end of the chase we find out it's Cooter Davenport who took the Sheriff's car "because he impounded mine. Thought it was only fair to take his."<br>		"Welcome, to Hazzard County." And what a welcome! Balladeer Waylon Jennings made it clear that things were done different in Hazzard, and he wasn't kidding. The episode opens with a patrol car flying into the air, followed by the General Lee. At the end of the chase we find out it's Cooter Davenport who took the Sheriff's car "because he impounded mine. Thought it was only fair to take his."<br>
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	One Armed Bandits Jump.jpg\|		One Armed Bandits Jump.jpg\|
	One Armed Bandits.jpg\|Cooter Davenport! You ain't got the sense the good Lord promised a turkey!		One Armed Bandits.jpg\|Cooter Davenport! You ain't got the sense the good Lord promised a turkey!
	One Armed Bandits - 04.jpg\|~~Cooter, do you realize what it's gonna take to straighten all this out?~~		One Armed Bandits - 04.jpg\|
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	This, the first of the five episodes filmed in Covington, Georgia, introduced us to the Duke family, Jesse, Bo, Luke and Daisy, Boss Jefferson Davis Hogg, Sheriff Rosco Coltrane, Deputy Enos Strate and town mechanic Cooter Davenport, and of course The General Lee, characters who would remain with the show through out it's entire 7 year run. However, the family oriented tone had not been established yet. In fact, the first episode was quite risqué in some aspects. Bo's comment to Daisy about if they weren't cousins, he'd marry her. To which she replied, "That never stopped anybody in this family before!" certainly would raise an eyebrow or two. Rosco called Enos "jackass" and said "Damn!" as freely as he would later say "Judas Priest on a Pony!" Another scene shows Jill, the young girl Bo has taken an interest in, visiting the farm in her quest to get donations for the orphanage. Luke shows no interest in helping out the cause, to which Bo says, "What do you mean nope? It's your civic duty. Why, at least two of them kids at that orphanage could be yours."		This, the first of the five episodes filmed in Covington, Georgia, introduced us to the Duke family, Jesse, Bo, Luke and Daisy, Boss Jefferson Davis Hogg, Sheriff Rosco Coltrane, Deputy Enos Strate and town mechanic Cooter Davenport, and of course The General Lee, characters who would remain with the show through out it's entire 7 year run. However, the family oriented tone had not been established yet. In fact, the first episode was quite risqué in some aspects. Bo's comment to Daisy about if they weren't cousins, he'd marry her. To which she replied, "That never stopped anybody in this family before!" certainly would raise an eyebrow or two. Rosco called Enos "jackass" and said "Damn!" as freely as he would later say "Judas Priest on a Pony!" Another scene shows Jill, the young girl Bo has taken an interest in, visiting the farm in her quest to get donations for the orphanage. Luke shows no interest in helping out the cause, to which Bo says, "What do you mean nope? It's your civic duty. Why, at least two of them kids at that orphanage could be yours."

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	Many new fans to the show, who never saw the original run of the series, have to make due with the 'chopped' episodes as they run on TNN. Several scenes are cut from this pilot (and plenty other episodes to make room for more commercials) enough that watching the TNN version, it doesn't make any sense! By watching the TNN version all we know is that Rosco brings in the slots, thinking he's going to fund his reelection. The boys steal them, give them to the civic clubs and all and take 30% of the proceeds, which they turn around and give to the orphanage. Sure, you figure "Okay, they're messin' up Rosco's chance for reelection." Well, not quite, the donations are done in Rosco's name (which wins him a lot of brownie points with the voting public. So much so, he gets ~~reelected~~). Boss has a fit because the slot machines were really his and he wanted the orphanage shut down so he could put in a shopping center! Thus, the Dukes spoil Boss' plan.		Many new fans to the show, who never saw the original run of the series, have to make due with the 'chopped' episodes as they run on TNN. Several scenes are cut from this pilot (and plenty other episodes to make room for more commercials) enough that watching the TNN version, it doesn't make any sense! By watching the TNN version all we know is that Rosco brings in the slots, thinking he's going to fund his reelection. The boys steal them, give them to the civic clubs and all and take 30% of the proceeds, which they turn around and give to the orphanage. Sure, you figure "Okay, they're messin' up Rosco's chance for reelection." Well, not quite, the donations are done in Rosco's name (which wins him a lot of brownie points with the voting public. So much so, he gets re-elected). Boss has a fit because the slot machines were really his and he wanted the orphanage shut down so he could put in a shopping center! Thus, the Dukes spoil Boss' plan.

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	* The red Ford Torino that Cooter drives in the race through the junkyard looks a lot like the Starsky and Hutch car don't it?		* The red Ford Torino that Cooter drives in the race through the junkyard looks a lot like the Starsky and Hutch car don't it?
	* Yes, Sorrell Booke really ate that raw liver. Blech!!		* Yes, Sorrell Booke really ate that raw liver. Blech!!
	* Daisy's red bikini, along with the first pair of daisy dukes were sewn by Catherine Bach.		* Daisy's red bikini, along with the first pair of daisy dukes, were sewn by Catherine Bach.
			* Ernie Lively (Dobro) returned to Hazzard as Longstreet B. Davenport in [[Duke of Duke]], [[The Runaway]] and [[Follow That Still]], and as Clyde, The Guard in [[The Ransom of Hazzard County]].
			* Ernie's stepson, Jason Lively (Rudy), also returned as Rod Moffet in [[The Boar's Nest Bears]].
			* Dennis Haskins (Moss), AKA. Mr. Belding from ''Saved by the Bell'', also appeared as Customer in [[The Late J.D. Hogg]] and Elmo in [[Cale Yarborough Comes to Hazzard]]. There's also a character called Moss in [[Luke's Love Story]], but the part is played by Patrick Wright.
			* Rocky Laidler reprised the role of Brodie in [[High Octane]].

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	~~One Armed Bandits - Dirty Ruthless~~.jpg\|~~Gimme dirty ruthless any day!~~		BossRawLiver0101.jpg\|
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	* Pay attention to the chase scene through town near the end of the episode. There's another orange Dodge Charger parked in front of one of the stores. No '01' on the door, but some of the early publicity shots for the show showed a General with no '01' on the door. Perhaps this was it?		* Pay attention to the chase scene through town near the end of the episode. There's another orange Dodge Charger parked in front of one of the stores. No '01' on the door, but some of the early publicity shots for the show showed a General with no '01' on the door. Perhaps this was it?
	* In the chase at the beginning, Cooter is first seen driving a stolen 1975 Dodge Monaco patrol car, but it changes to a 1970 Dodge Polara by the time he rolls it. The patrol cars also swap places just before the famous "LEE 1" jump.		* In the chase at the beginning, Cooter is first seen driving a stolen 1975 Dodge Monaco patrol car, but it changes to a 1970 Dodge Polara by the time he rolls it. The patrol cars also swap places just before the famous "LEE 1" jump.
			* When Enos is practicing his gun draw, the crew is refelected in the General's front fender.

			== Quotes ==
			* ''After Cooter flips the patrol car:''<br>'''Luke:''' "Cooter, do you realize what it's gonna take to straighten all this out?"<br>'''Cooter:''' "No."

	== Regular Cast ==		== Regular Cast ==
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	* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]		* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
	* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)		* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)

			== Guest Cast ==
	* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport\|Cooter]]		* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport\|Cooter]]
	* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate\|Enos]]		* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate\|Enos]]

	~~== Guest Cast ==~~
	* Tisch Raye as ''Jill Rae Dodson''		* Tisch Raye as ''Jill Rae Dodson''
	* Ernie Lively (as Ernie Brown) as Dobro ''Doolan''		* Ernie Lively (as Ernie Brown) as Dobro ''Doolan''
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	* Dennis Haskins as Moss		* Dennis Haskins as Moss
	* Sandra Dorsey as Hazel		* Sandra Dorsey as Hazel
	* Ralph Pace as Harvey		* Ralph Pace as Harvey<br>''NB. Ralph Pace is credited as Harvey, but he's not the same actor who played Ed Monroe in [[High Octane]] (which definitely is Ralph Pace), so it looks like this credit is wrong.''
	* Jason Lively as Rudy		* Jason Lively as Rudy
	* Jerry Campbell as Jerry - Bartender (uncredited)		* Jerry Campbell as Jerry - Bartender (uncredited)
	* Rocky Laidler as Brodie (uncredited)		* Rocky Laidler as Brodie (uncredited)
	* Jack Gordon as Honest John Ledbetter (uncredited)		* Jack Gordon as Honest John Ledbetter (uncredited)

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			JillRaeDodson0101.jpg\|Tisch Raye as Jill Rae Dodson
			Dobro0101.jpg\|Ernie Lively as Dobro Doolan
			ShotgunDriver0101.jpg\|Gillaaron Houck as Shotgun<br>and Dan Fitzgerald as Driver
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			Workman0101.jpg\|Lou Walker as Workman
			Moss0101.jpg\|Dennis Haskins as Moss
			Hazel0101.jpg\|Sandra Dorsey as Hazel
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			Harvey0101.jpg\|??? as Harvey
			Rudy0101.jpg\|Jason Lively as Rudy
			Brodie0101.jpg\|Rocky Laidler as Brodie
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	== Crew ==		== Crew ==

HossC: Enlarged gallery images.

2017-09-26T19:06:11Z

Enlarged gallery images.

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	"Welcome, to Hazzard County." And what a welcome! Balladeer Waylon Jennings made it clear that things were done different in Hazzard, and he wasn't kidding. The episode opens with a patrol car flying into the air, followed by the General Lee. At the end of the chase we find out it's Cooter Davenport who took the Sheriff's car "because he impounded mine. Thought it was only fair to take his."<br>		"Welcome, to Hazzard County." And what a welcome! Balladeer Waylon Jennings made it clear that things were done different in Hazzard, and he wasn't kidding. The episode opens with a patrol car flying into the air, followed by the General Lee. At the end of the chase we find out it's Cooter Davenport who took the Sheriff's car "because he impounded mine. Thought it was only fair to take his."<br>
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	One Armed Bandits.jpg\|Cooter Davenport! You ain't got the sense the good Lord promised a turkey!		One Armed Bandits.jpg\|Cooter Davenport! You ain't got the sense the good Lord promised a turkey!
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	This, the first of the five episodes filmed in Covington, Georgia, introduced us to the Duke family, Jesse, Bo, Luke and Daisy, Boss Jefferson Davis Hogg, Sheriff Rosco Coltrane, Deputy Enos Strate and town mechanic Cooter Davenport, and of course The General Lee, characters who would remain with the show through out it's entire 7 year run. However, the family oriented tone had not been established yet. In fact, the first episode was quite risqué in some aspects. Bo's comment to Daisy about if they weren't cousins, he'd marry her. To which she replied, "That never stopped anybody in this family before!" certainly would raise an eyebrow or two. Rosco called Enos "jackass" and said "Damn!" as freely as he would later say "Judas Priest on a Pony!" Another scene shows Jill, the young girl Bo has taken an interest in, visiting the farm in her quest to get donations for the orphanage. Luke shows no interest in helping out the cause, to which Bo says, "What do you mean nope? It's your civic duty. Why, at least two of them kids at that orphanage could be yours."		This, the first of the five episodes filmed in Covington, Georgia, introduced us to the Duke family, Jesse, Bo, Luke and Daisy, Boss Jefferson Davis Hogg, Sheriff Rosco Coltrane, Deputy Enos Strate and town mechanic Cooter Davenport, and of course The General Lee, characters who would remain with the show through out it's entire 7 year run. However, the family oriented tone had not been established yet. In fact, the first episode was quite risqué in some aspects. Bo's comment to Daisy about if they weren't cousins, he'd marry her. To which she replied, "That never stopped anybody in this family before!" certainly would raise an eyebrow or two. Rosco called Enos "jackass" and said "Damn!" as freely as he would later say "Judas Priest on a Pony!" Another scene shows Jill, the young girl Bo has taken an interest in, visiting the farm in her quest to get donations for the orphanage. Luke shows no interest in helping out the cause, to which Bo says, "What do you mean nope? It's your civic duty. Why, at least two of them kids at that orphanage could be yours."

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	One Armed Bandits 2.jpg\|		One Armed Bandits 2.jpg\|
	One Armed Bandits 3.jpg\|Well we gotta change his mind!		One Armed Bandits 3.jpg\|Well we gotta change his mind!
	One Armed Bandits - Rosco Daisy.jpg\|		One Armed Bandits - Rosco Daisy.jpg\|
	~~One Armed Bandits - Boss.jpg\|~~
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	Many new fans to the show, who never saw the original run of the series, have to make due with the 'chopped' episodes as they run on TNN. Several scenes are cut from this pilot (and plenty other episodes to make room for more commercials) enough that watching the TNN version, it doesn't make any sense! By watching the TNN version all we know is that Rosco brings in the slots, thinking he's going to fund his reelection. The boys steal them, give them to the civic clubs and all and take 30% of the proceeds, which they turn around and give to the orphanage. Sure, you figure "Okay, they're messin' up Rosco's chance for reelection." Well, not quite, the donations are done in Rosco's name (which wins him a lot of brownie points with the voting public. So much so, he gets reelected). Boss has a fit because the slot machines were really his and he wanted the orphanage shut down so he could put in a shopping center! Thus, the Dukes spoil Boss's plan.		Many new fans to the show, who never saw the original run of the series, have to make due with the 'chopped' episodes as they run on TNN. Several scenes are cut from this pilot (and plenty other episodes to make room for more commercials) enough that watching the TNN version, it doesn't make any sense! By watching the TNN version all we know is that Rosco brings in the slots, thinking he's going to fund his reelection. The boys steal them, give them to the civic clubs and all and take 30% of the proceeds, which they turn around and give to the orphanage. Sure, you figure "Okay, they're messin' up Rosco's chance for reelection." Well, not quite, the donations are done in Rosco's name (which wins him a lot of brownie points with the voting public. So much so, he gets reelected). Boss has a fit because the slot machines were really his and he wanted the orphanage shut down so he could put in a shopping center! Thus, the Dukes spoil Boss' plan.

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
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	* Daisy's red bikini, along with the first pair of daisy dukes were sewn by Catherine Bach.		* Daisy's red bikini, along with the first pair of daisy dukes were sewn by Catherine Bach.
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	One Armed Bandit - Raw Liver.jpg\|		One Armed Bandit - Raw Liver.jpg\|
	One Armed Bandits - Dirty Ruthless.jpg\|Gimme dirty ruthless any day!		One Armed Bandits - Dirty Ruthless.jpg\|Gimme dirty ruthless any day!
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	== Bloopers ==		== Bloopers ==
	* Pay attention to the chase scene through town near the end of the episode. There's another orange Dodge Charger parked in front of one of the stores. No '01' on the door but some of the early publicity shots for the show showed a General with no '01' on the door. Perhaps this was it?		* Pay attention to the chase scene through town near the end of the episode. There's another orange Dodge Charger parked in front of one of the stores. No '01' on the door, but some of the early publicity shots for the show showed a General with no '01' on the door. Perhaps this was it?
	* In the chase at the beginning, Cooter is first seen driving a stolen 1975 Dodge Monaco patrol car, but it changes to a 1970 Dodge Polara by the time he rolls it. The patrol cars also swap places just before the famous "LEE 1" jump.		* In the chase at the beginning, Cooter is first seen driving a stolen 1975 Dodge Monaco patrol car, but it changes to a 1970 Dodge Polara by the time he rolls it. The patrol cars also swap places just before the famous "LEE 1" jump.

HossC: Removed uncredited stunts.

2017-08-07T09:26:50Z

Removed uncredited stunts.

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	* Rocky Laidler as Brodie (uncredited)		* Rocky Laidler as Brodie (uncredited)
	* Jack Gordon as Honest John Ledbetter (uncredited)		* Jack Gordon as Honest John Ledbetter (uncredited)

	~~== Stunts ==~~
	* 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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	* Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer		* Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
	* First Assistant Director: Bill Baker		* First Assistant Director: Bill Baker
	* Second Director: Christian Drew Sidaris (uncredited)
	* Second Assistant Director: Fred Wardell		* Second Assistant Director: Fred Wardell
	* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley		* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley

HossC: Removed uncredited crew & minor changes.

2017-07-25T21:25:39Z

Removed uncredited crew & minor changes.

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	* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]		* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
	* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke\|Uncle Jesse]]		* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke\|Uncle Jesse]]
	* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane]]		* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane\|Sheriff Rosco Coltrane]]
	* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]		* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
	* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)		* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)
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	== Guest Cast ==		== Guest Cast ==
	* Tisch Raye as Jill Rae Dodson		* Tisch Raye as ''Jill Rae Dodson''
	* Ernie Lively (as Ernie Brown) as Dobro Doolan		* Ernie Lively (as Ernie Brown) as Dobro ''Doolan''
	* Dan Fitzgerald as Driver		* Dan Fitzgerald as Driver
	* Gillaaron Houck as Shotgun		* Gillaaron Houck as Shotgun
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	* Jerry Campbell as Jerry - Bartender (uncredited)		* Jerry Campbell as Jerry - Bartender (uncredited)
	* Rocky Laidler as Brodie (uncredited)		* Rocky Laidler as Brodie (uncredited)
	* Jack Gordon as Honest John Ledbetter		* Jack Gordon as Honest John Ledbetter (uncredited)

	== Stunts ==		== Stunts ==
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	* Sound Editors: Angel Editorial, Inc.		* Sound Editors: Angel Editorial, Inc.
	* Sound: Don Sanders		* Sound: Don Sanders
	* Re-recording Mixer: Franklin Jones Jr. (uncredited)
	* ADR Editor: Jerry Jacobson (uncredited)
	* Set Decorator: Frank Lombardo (as Francis Lombardo)		* Set Decorator: Frank Lombardo (as Francis Lombardo)
	* Property: Ernie Sawyers		* Property: Ernie Sawyers
	* Prop Maker: Marco A. Compos (uncredited)
	* Special Effects: Charles Spurgeon (as Charlie Spurgeon)		* Special Effects: Charles Spurgeon (as Charlie Spurgeon)
	* Makeup: Guy Del Russo		* Makeup: Guy Del Russo
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	* 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
	* Casting: Linda Otto Associates		* Casting: Linda Otto Associates
	* Atlanta Casting: Stratton Leopold (as Stratton P. Leopold)		* Atlanta Casting: Stratton Leopold (as Stratton P. Leopold)
	* Los Angeles Casting: Vivian McRae		* Los Angeles Casting: Vivian McRae
	* Lighting Technician: James Kibbe (uncredited)
	* Second Assistant Camera: John C. Moulds (uncredited)
	* Key Grip: Dan Reilly (uncredited)
	* Electrician: Michael J. Shwartz (uncredited)
	* Assistant to Mr. Waldron: Mark Martin (uncredited)
	* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios		* Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
	* Paul R. Picard Productions and Piggy Productions, Inc.<br>in Association with Warner Bros Television		* Paul R. Picard Productions and Piggy Productions, Inc.<br>in Association with Warner Bros Television

HossC: Various minor edits.

2017-06-07T23:14:52Z

Various minor edits.

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	== Commentary ==		== Commentary ==
	~~“Welcome~~, to Hazzard County.” And what a welcome! Balladeer Waylon Jennings made it clear that things were done different in Hazzard, and he ~~wasn’t~~ kidding. The episode opens with a patrol car flying into the air, followed by the General Lee. At the end of the chase we find out ~~it’s~~ Cooter Davenport who took the ~~Sheriff’s~~ car ~~“because~~ he impounded mine. Thought it was only fair to take his.”<br>		"Welcome, to Hazzard County." And what a welcome! Balladeer Waylon Jennings made it clear that things were done different in Hazzard, and he wasn't kidding. The episode opens with a patrol car flying into the air, followed by the General Lee. At the end of the chase we find out it's Cooter Davenport who took the Sheriff's car "because he impounded mine. Thought it was only fair to take his."<br>
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	One Armed Bandits.jpg\|Cooter Davenport! You ~~ain’t~~ got the sense the good Lord promised a turkey!		One Armed Bandits.jpg\|Cooter Davenport! You ain't got the sense the good Lord promised a turkey!
	One Armed Bandits - 04.jpg\|Cooter, do you realize what ~~it’s~~ gonna take to straighten all this out?		One Armed Bandits - 04.jpg\|Cooter, do you realize what it's gonna take to straighten all this out?
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	This, the first of the five episodes filmed in Covington, Georgia, introduced us to the Duke family, Jesse, Bo, Luke and Daisy, Boss Jefferson Davis Hogg, Sheriff Rosco Coltrane, Deputy Enos Strate and town mechanic Cooter Davenport, and of course The General Lee, characters who would remain with the show through out ~~it’s~~ entire 7 year run. However, the family oriented tone had not been established yet. In fact, the first episode was quite risqué in some aspects. ~~Bo’s~~ comment to Daisy about if they ~~weren’t~~ cousins, ~~he’d~~ marry her. To which she replied, ~~“That~~ never stopped anybody in this family before!” certainly would raise an eyebrow or two. Rosco called Enos ~~“jackass”~~ and said ~~“Damn~~!” as freely as he would later say ~~“Judas~~ Priest on a Pony!” Another scene shows Jill, the young girl Bo has taken an interest in, visiting the farm in her quest to get donations for the orphanage. Luke shows no interest in helping out the cause, to which Bo says, ~~“What~~ do you mean nope? ~~It’s~~ your civic duty. Why, at least two of them kids at that orphanage could be yours.”		This, the first of the five episodes filmed in Covington, Georgia, introduced us to the Duke family, Jesse, Bo, Luke and Daisy, Boss Jefferson Davis Hogg, Sheriff Rosco Coltrane, Deputy Enos Strate and town mechanic Cooter Davenport, and of course The General Lee, characters who would remain with the show through out it's entire 7 year run. However, the family oriented tone had not been established yet. In fact, the first episode was quite risqué in some aspects. Bo's comment to Daisy about if they weren't cousins, he'd marry her. To which she replied, "That never stopped anybody in this family before!" certainly would raise an eyebrow or two. Rosco called Enos "jackass" and said "Damn!" as freely as he would later say "Judas Priest on a Pony!" Another scene shows Jill, the young girl Bo has taken an interest in, visiting the farm in her quest to get donations for the orphanage. Luke shows no interest in helping out the cause, to which Bo says, "What do you mean nope? It's your civic duty. Why, at least two of them kids at that orphanage could be yours."

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	Many new fans to the show, who never saw the original run of the series, have to make due with the ~~‘chopped’~~ episodes as they run on TNN. Several scenes are cut from this pilot (and plenty other episodes to make room for more commercials) enough that watching the TNN version, it ~~doesn’t~~ make any sense! By watching the TNN version all we know is that Rosco brings in the slots, thinking ~~he’s~~ going to fund his reelection. The boys steal them, give them to the civic clubs and all and take 30% of the proceeds, which they turn around and give to the orphanage. Sure, you figure ~~“Okay~~, ~~they’re messin’~~ up ~~Rosco’s~~ chance for reelection.” Well, not quite, the donations are done in ~~Rosco’s~~ name (which wins him a lot of brownie points with the voting public. So much so, he gets reelected). Boss has a fit because the slot machines were really his and he wanted the orphanage shut down so he could put in a shopping center! Thus, the Dukes spoil ~~Boss’s~~ plan.		Many new fans to the show, who never saw the original run of the series, have to make due with the 'chopped' episodes as they run on TNN. Several scenes are cut from this pilot (and plenty other episodes to make room for more commercials) enough that watching the TNN version, it doesn't make any sense! By watching the TNN version all we know is that Rosco brings in the slots, thinking he's going to fund his reelection. The boys steal them, give them to the civic clubs and all and take 30% of the proceeds, which they turn around and give to the orphanage. Sure, you figure "Okay, they're messin' up Rosco's chance for reelection." Well, not quite, the donations are done in Rosco's name (which wins him a lot of brownie points with the voting public. So much so, he gets reelected). Boss has a fit because the slot machines were really his and he wanted the orphanage shut down so he could put in a shopping center! Thus, the Dukes spoil Boss's plan.

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* The red Ford Torino that Cooter drives in the race through the ~~junk yard~~ looks a lot like the Starsky and Hutch car ~~don’t~~ it?		* The red Ford Torino that Cooter drives in the race through the junkyard looks a lot like the Starsky and Hutch car don't it?
	* Yes, Sorrell Booke really ate that raw liver. Blech!!		* Yes, Sorrell Booke really ate that raw liver. Blech!!
	* ~~Daisy’s~~ red bikini, along with the first pair of daisy dukes were sewn by Catherine Bach.		* Daisy's red bikini, along with the first pair of daisy dukes were sewn by Catherine Bach.
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	== Bloopers ==		== Bloopers ==
	* Pay attention to the chase scene through town near the end of the episode. ~~There’s~~ another orange Dodge Charger parked in front of one of the stores. No ~~‘01’~~ on the door but some of the early publicity shots for the show showed a General with no ~~‘01’~~ on the door. Perhaps this was it?		* Pay attention to the chase scene through town near the end of the episode. There's another orange Dodge Charger parked in front of one of the stores. No '01' on the door but some of the early publicity shots for the show showed a General with no '01' on the door. Perhaps this was it?
	* In the chase at the beginning, Cooter is first seen driving a stolen 1975 Dodge Monaco patrol car, but it changes to a 1970 Dodge Polara by the time he rolls it. The patrol cars also swap places just before the famous "LEE 1" jump.		* In the chase at the beginning, Cooter is first seen driving a stolen 1975 Dodge Monaco patrol car, but it changes to a 1970 Dodge Polara by the time he rolls it. The patrol cars also swap places just before the famous "LEE 1" jump.

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	* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]		* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]
	* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)		* [[Waylon Jennings]] as [[The Balladeer]] (voice)
	* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport]]		* [[Ben Jones]] as [[Cooter Davenport\|Cooter]]
	* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate]]		* [[Sonny Shroyer]] as [[Enos Strate\|Enos]]

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	== Crew ==		== Crew ==
	* Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman		* Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
	* Co-Produced by: Gy Waldron		* Co-Produced by: Gy Waldron and William Kelley (as Bill Kelley)
	* Co-Produced by: William Kelley (as Bill Kelley)		* Executive Producers: Paul R. Picard and Philip Mandelker
	* Executive ~~Producer~~: Paul R. Picard		* Associate Producer: Skip Ward
	* Executive Producer: Philip Mandelker		* Director of Photography: Robert C. Jessup (as Robert Jessup) A.S.C.
	* Associate Producer: Skip Ward
	* Director of Photography: Robert Jessup A.S.C.
	* Art Director: Charles L. Hughes (as Charles Hughes)		* Art Director: Charles L. Hughes (as Charles Hughes)
	* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings		* Title Song Composed and Sung by: Waylon Jennings
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	* Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer		* Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
	* First Assistant Director: Bill Baker		* First Assistant Director: Bill Baker
			* Second Director: Christian Drew Sidaris (uncredited)
	* Second Assistant Director: Fred Wardell		* Second Assistant Director: Fred Wardell
	* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley		* Second Unit Director: Paul Baxley
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	* Sound Editors: Angel Editorial, Inc.		* Sound Editors: Angel Editorial, Inc.
	* Sound: Don Sanders		* Sound: Don Sanders
	* Set Decorator: Francis Lombardo		* Re-recording Mixer: Franklin Jones Jr. (uncredited)
			* ADR Editor: Jerry Jacobson (uncredited)
			* Set Decorator: Frank Lombardo (as Francis Lombardo)
	* Property: Ernie Sawyers		* Property: Ernie Sawyers
			* Prop Maker: Marco A. Compos (uncredited)
	* Special Effects: Charles Spurgeon (as Charlie Spurgeon)		* Special Effects: Charles Spurgeon (as Charlie Spurgeon)
	* Makeup: Guy Del Russo		* Makeup: Guy Del Russo

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	* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]		* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]]
	* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]		* [[Catherine Bach]] as [[Daisy Duke]]
	* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse]]		* [[Denver Pyle]] as [[Uncle Jesse Duke\|Uncle Jesse]]
	* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane]]		* [[James Best]] as [[Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane]]
	* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]		* [[Sorrell Booke]] as [[Boss Hogg]]

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