Farewell, Hazzard
Season 5, Episode 21
Original Air Date: 11 March 1983
Directed by: Don McDougall
Written by: Si Rose
Created by: Gy Waldron
Plot Summary
Boss is trying to buy up land to create New Hazzard, "The community of the future", with business partner L. S. Pritchard. He adds the Duke Farm to his acquisitions when a mystery helicopter runs the General off the road, preventing the Dukes from making their mortgage payment on time. Back at the farm, Jesse and Daisy start packing for their move to Hatchapee, while Bo and Luke try to track down the owner of the helicopter and find out a little more about L. S. Pritchard. What they discover is that L. S. Pritchard wants to turn Hazzard into a strip mine.
Commentary
Trivia
- Joseph Burke (Hudson) previously appeared on the other side of the law as Sheriff Ragsdale in Double Sting.
- Grant Owens (Whitney) also makes his second appearance. The first was as Dixon in Good Neighbors, Duke.
Bloopers
- When Bo drives into the field that L. S. Pritchard's men had been dynamiting, the General's license plate is missing, but it reappears just after he finds the drill bit.
- The skids on the studio mockup helicopter have larger black areas than the real ones.
Regular Cast
- Tom Wopat as Luke Duke
- John Schneider as Bo Duke
- Catherine Bach as Daisy Duke
- Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
- Sonny Shroyer as Enos
- Ben Jones as Cooter
- James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
- Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
- Waylon Jennings as The Balladeer (voice)
Guest Cast
- Randi Brooks as L. S. Pritchard
- James Horan as Garrett
- Joseph Burke as Hudson
- Grant Owens as Whitney
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Randi Brooks as Lisa Sue Pritchard -
Joseph Burke as Hudson
and James Horan as Garrett -
Grant Owens as Whitney
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
- Story Editor: Leonard B. Kaufman (as Len Kaufman)
- 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: Kelly A. Manners
- Second Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans
- Second Unit Director: Gary Baxley
- Second Unit Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
- Second Unit First Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
- Supervising Editor: Russell Livingstone (as Russ Livingstone)
- Editor: Craig Hibbs
- Music Editor: Abby Treloggen (as Abby M. Treloggen)
- Sound Editor: Chick Camera
- Sound: Victor Goode
- Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
- Property: Beverly Hadley
- Special Effects: Steve Purcell
- Makeup: Paul Stanhope Jr. (as Paul Stanhope)
- Hair Stylist: Renate Leuschner (as Renata Leuchner)
- Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
- Women's Costume Supervisor: Violet N. Cane (as Violet Cane)
- "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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