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== Plot Summary == | == Plot Summary == | ||
Bo and Luke take a job driving an 18-wheeler for a couple of days so they can come up with $180 to pay Cooter for repairs to the General Lee. | [[Image:CasinoTruck0112.jpg|thumb|The 18-wheeled casino]] | ||
Bo and Luke take a job driving an 18-wheeler for a couple of days so they can come up with $180 to pay Cooter for repairs to the General Lee. They're told it's to demonstrate shock absorbers, but the 18-wheeler turns out to be a rolling casino headed by Helen Hogan, who previously pulled scams in Hazzard County (without Boss' permission). When a friend of the Duke family is bilked out of $1200 in the rigged games of the casino, the Dukes come up with a plan to win back the money and shut down the casino. Boss wants to shut down the casino too...but only to take the equipment and start his own. | |||
== Commentary == | == Commentary == | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* The hands performing Uncle Jesse's card tricks actually | * The hands performing Uncle Jesse's card tricks actually belong to John Schneider. | ||
* The bridge where the Dukes drop off Dewey Stovall at the end of the episode was previously seen during the race in [[Luke's Love Story]]. | |||
== Bloopers == | == Bloopers == | ||
* The 18-wheeler has the same license plate as [[Swamp Molly's Pickup|Swamp Molly's pickup]]: RD 2450. | |||
* When Rosco sneaks inside the 18-wheeler, he pulls the back door shut with a chain, but when Luke follows him in a couple of minutes later, he has to open the latch to gain access, even though no one closed it. | |||
== Regular Cast == | == Regular Cast == | ||
[[Image:YancyBettyLou0112.jpg|thumb|AKA. Yancy Peckinpaugh and Betty-Lou]] | |||
* [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]] | * [[Tom Wopat]] as [[Luke Duke]] | ||
* [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]] | * [[John Schneider]] as [[Bo Duke]] | ||
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== Guest Cast == | == Guest Cast == | ||
[[Image:HelenHogan0112.jpg|thumb|Jo Ann Pflug as Helen Hogan]] | |||
[[Image:DeweyStovall0112.jpg|thumb|Paul Brinegar as Dewey Stovall]] | |||
* Jo Ann Pflug (as Joann Pflug) as Helen Hogan | * Jo Ann Pflug (as Joann Pflug) as Helen Hogan | ||
* Teddy Wilson (as Theodore Wilson) as Morgan | * Teddy Wilson (as Theodore Wilson) as Morgan | ||
Revision as of 14:55, 6 September 2017
Season 1, Episode 12
Original Air Date: 4 May 1979
Directed by: Bob Claver
Written by: Fred Freiberger
Created by: Gy Waldron
Plot Summary
Bo and Luke take a job driving an 18-wheeler for a couple of days so they can come up with $180 to pay Cooter for repairs to the General Lee. They're told it's to demonstrate shock absorbers, but the 18-wheeler turns out to be a rolling casino headed by Helen Hogan, who previously pulled scams in Hazzard County (without Boss' permission). When a friend of the Duke family is bilked out of $1200 in the rigged games of the casino, the Dukes come up with a plan to win back the money and shut down the casino. Boss wants to shut down the casino too...but only to take the equipment and start his own.
Commentary
Trivia
- The hands performing Uncle Jesse's card tricks actually belong to John Schneider.
- The bridge where the Dukes drop off Dewey Stovall at the end of the episode was previously seen during the race in Luke's Love Story.
Bloopers
- The 18-wheeler has the same license plate as Swamp Molly's pickup: RD 2450.
- When Rosco sneaks inside the 18-wheeler, he pulls the back door shut with a chain, but when Luke follows him in a couple of minutes later, he has to open the latch to gain access, even though no one closed it.
Regular Cast
- Tom Wopat as Luke Duke
- John Schneider as Bo Duke
- Catherine Bach as Daisy Duke
- Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
- James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
- Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
- Ben Jones as Cooter
- Waylon Jennings as The Balladeer (voice)
- Sonny Shroyer as Enos
Guest Cast
- Jo Ann Pflug (as Joann Pflug) as Helen Hogan
- Teddy Wilson (as Theodore Wilson) as Morgan
- Paul Brinegar as Dewey Stovall
- Sammy Jackson as Artie
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: 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: Peter Gries
- 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: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
- 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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