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Deputy Dukes

**Deputy Dukes** is the tenth episode of the first season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*. It first aired 20 April 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

Bo and Luke are arrested for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Crime boss Rocky Marlowe is scheduled to be escorted from Springville to Hazzard County so he can go on trial. Boss Hogg sees a money-making opportunity with a high profile trial such as Marlowe's being held in Hazzard. Not wanting to risk Rosco, or Enos for that matter, Boss decides to send Bo and Luke to transport Marlowe from Springville, in exchange for not selling the General Lee. Bo and Luke agree, and head off to Sweetwater County, but not before being spotted in deputy uniforms by Daisy and Cooter. Along the way, Bo and Luke must deal with Herky and Manny, two of Marlowe's henchmen who will stop at nothing to free him, and they must also deal with Mary Beth Malone, who has a personal grudge against Marlowe, who got her father wrongfully locked up.
The Revenge of Hughie Hogg

**The Revenge of Hughie Hogg** is the thirteenth episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the ninety-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 17 December 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane is up for re-election, and Boss Hogg is supporting him, until Boss' nephew Hughie Hogg returns to Hazzard to run against Rosco. Hughie shows Boss evidence that Boss was involved in fencing ten thousand dollars worth of stolen telephone answering machines. He blackmails Boss into helping him. Knowing that Hughie would be a lot worse than Rosco, the Dukes campaign to get Rosco re-elected. However, since Hughie never plays fair, he has Boss suspend Rosco, and try to arrest the Dukes. The Dukes have to get creative and find a way to outsmart Hughie so they can get Boss back on Rosco's side, and stop Hughie from being elected.
Witness for the Persecution

**Witness for the Persecution** is the ninth episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the twenty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 16 November 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg is an important government witness against one of the biggest racketeers in the south. But the racketeer has assigned two hit men, Warren and Barnes, to stop him from testifying in the trial, scheduled to take place in Savannah. After Boss' life is threatened, an attorney named Tom Pryor enlists the help of the Dukes in protecting him until it's time for him to testify. When things heat up, it takes as much help as the Dukes can get to keep Boss from getting killed. While Boss is hiding out at the Duke farm, Rosco takes over his administrative duties, wearing Boss' white continental suits and relishing the job's absolute authority.
The Great Insurance Fraud

**The Great Insurance Fraud** is the tenth episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the ninety-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 26 November 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg's new insurance fraud scam is threatened when con artist Ward S. Davis and his girlfriend Lavinia pull a phony car accident at Bottomless Lake after buying a million-dollar policy from him. Lavinia wants Boss to give them the million dollars. Coy is afraid of driving anymore because he was sideswiped during the fake accident, and he believes that he killed Ward. Vance sets out to figure out what really happened, but he is kidnapped. Can Coy overcome his fear of driving in time to help the rest of the Dukes find Ward and Lavinia and rescue Vance?
Mary Kaye's Baby

**Mary Kaye's Baby** is the third episode of the first season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*. It first aired 9 February 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

Bo and Luke run from Enos in Cooter's car, but it is loaded with moonshine that Cooter was to deliver for Boss Hogg. Bo and Luke pick up a hitchhiker whom they recognize as their friend Mary Kaye Porter. She is nine months pregnant and on the run from Atlanta crime boss Quirt McQuade, who is looking for $118,254.37 in money that was stolen from him. McQuade thinks Mary Kaye has the money. He tracks Mary Kaye to the Duke farm, where Mary Kaye gives birth to a girl. The Dukes pull out all the stops to protect Mary Kaye and her new baby.
The Great Bank Robbery

**The Great Bank Robbery** is the sixth episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the sixty-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 6 November 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg is unwilling to pay longtime Hazzard Bank employee Clarence Stovall his $30,000 pension, so he fires him one day short of retirement. Clarence decides that he'll get his pension whether the greedy Boss likes it or not. Instead of filing a wrongful termination lawsuit to expose Boss, Clarence angrily takes the $30,000 from the bank. Uncle Jesse, who is a friend of Clarence, learns about it and tries to set Clarence straight. Bo and Luke try to find a way to return the money without being spotted.
The Ghost of General Lee

**The Ghost of General Lee** is the sixth episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the nineteenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 26 October 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

While Bo and Luke are skinny dipping, General Lee is stolen by Ernie and Phil, a pair of pool hustlers who drive it into the Hazzard Pond while being chased by Rosco. Unaware who was driving the car, Rosco thinks Bo and Luke drowned; grief-stricken he tells Boss Hogg, Enos, Uncle Jesse, and Daisy. Boss schemes to take advantage of the situation by claiming that Bo and Luke stole his genuine Jefferson Davis gold watch and chain so he can collect the insurance on it. Bo and Luke arrive at their own wake. When they learn that Boss has accused them of stealing his gold watch and chain, they figure that the only way to prove their innocence is to haunt Boss and Rosco by making General Lee look like a ghost, in order to scare the truth out of Boss. Ernie and Phil are in on the action, planning to rob Boss Hogg's safe at the Boar's Nest.
The Treasure of Soggy Marsh

**The Treasure of Soggy Marsh** is the twelfth episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the ninety-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 10 December 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg frames Coy, Vance, and Daisy Duke for the theft of his gold cufflinks, has them arrested by Chickasaw County Sheriff Ed Little, and makes Enos busy doing things that do not even need to be done. Boss wants Enos and the Dukes out of the way so Biff Gregory and his accomplice Pruitt, two men that Boss Hogg made a deal with, can go ahead with their plan to search Soggy Marsh for five hundred thousand dollars that a man named Kingston robbed from a bank ten years ago. Instead of keeping them away, Boss's efforts actually spur the Dukes to escape and try to find out what is going on. But when Daisy finds Gregory and Pruitt first, she is kidnapped, and it is up to Coy, Vance, and Uncle Jesse to rescue her.
And in This Corner, Luke Duke

**And in This Corner, Luke Duke** is the third episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the forty-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 14 November 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

A boxer named Catfish Lee, and his crooked promoter and manager, Billy Ray, pick a fight with Luke so they can trick him into a boxing match and make a killing on tickets. When Catfish knocks Luke into Boss Hogg's new $3,000 mirror at the Boar's Nest, Boss demands that Luke fight Catfish in a match to pay for the mirror, or [[[Uncle Jesse]] might be forced to sell the Duke farm. Luke, a former boxer, reluctantly agrees, but Catfish, Billy Ray, and their boss, Mr. Culpepper, set out to make sure Luke never gets to the match, so they can automatically get all the gate money without Boss getting any of it.
Ding, Dong, the Boss Is Dead

**Ding, Dong, the Boss Is Dead** is the fifteenth episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred first overall episode of the series. It first aired 21 January 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

Floyd Calloway has hired Matt Mallory and Lorna Mallory to kill Boss Hogg because twenty years ago, Boss and Calloway were running moonshine together, and when federal agents started closing in on them, Boss turned state's evidence against Calloway to avoid prosecution. Feeling that Boss is in danger, the Dukes plan to make Calloway think that Boss is dead. That way, Calloway and the Mallorys will leave Boss alone.
One Armed Bandits

**One Armed Bandits** is the first episode of the first season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*. It first aired 26 January 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg is planning to have Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane receive a delivery of slot machines. Most of Rosco's pension was defeated in the last bond election in Hazzard County, so Rosco turned bitter and crooked. Now he's up for re-election, against an even more corrupt opponent.

When the slot machines fall into their hands, Bo and Luke plan to distribute the machines to civic clubs and organizations in the area and use their proceeds to help renovate the local orphanage before the health department shuts it down.
Мистер Томпсон

**Мисс Томпсон** - второстепенный персонаж книги "Попугай Хьюберт". Полное имя — Генри Джон Томпсон. Папа семьи Томпсонов.

## Описание

Мистер Томпсон по характеру хозайственный. Мистере Томпсоне присущи истинно чёрты главаря семьи: серьёзность, внимательность, гордость, мудрость, но в то же время игривость и любовь к своей семье.

* Возраст: Средний
* Любимая еда: Макароны
* Живёт: В доме семьи Томпсонов
* Знак зодиака: Весы
* Восточный гороскоп: Собака
* Любит: Читать стихи

## Семья

* Жена: Мисс Томпсон
* Отец: Джефф Томпсон
* Мать: Молли Томпсон
* Брат: Оскар Томпсон
* Дочь: Рози Томпсон

## Фильм "Попугай Хьюберт" (1990)

В этом фильме Мистер Томпсон предстаёт главой семьи Томпсонов. Сначала он с женой Мисс Томпсоном появляется когда они и пёс Роджер приезжали к попугаю Хьюберту. Позже главарь семьи рассказывает Рози Томпсоне о её жизни и как она познакомилась со своим попугаем Хьюбертом. Однако его сосед Бастер Ватсон мечтает захватить трон и придумывает коварный план.
Big Brothers, Duke

**Big Brothers, Duke** is the twentieth episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 4 March 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

Bo and Luke sign up as Big Brothers to Andy Slocum, a teenaged orphan who steals the General Lee, some hubcaps, and other things. Bo and Luke try to point Andy in the right direction and help him stop stealing things. Then Andy stumbles upon a sack of Boss Hogg's dirty money in an abandoned mine near one of Uncle Jesse's abandoned moonshine stills. Andy finds himself on the run from Boss and crooked businessman Barney Benson, who want the money back.
Luke's Love Story

**Luke's Love Story** is the seventh episode of the first season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*. It first aired 16 March 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

In the annual Hazzard County Obstacle Derby, a notoriously dirty race, Amy Creavy from Placid County becomes the first woman ever to enter. Luke is smitten with her, but has a hard time accepting that he can't chase other women if he and Amy stay together. Things get dangerous when Amy's ex-boyfriend, her former mechanic Turk Foley, is bent on either getting her back, or killing her. Amy had fired Turk and replaced him with Francis Lee "Frankie" Olmstead because Turk had put nitrous oxide in Amy's engine against the rules. The Racing Association barred Turk as a driver for life, knowing that he had severely injured four drivers in his career in his efforts to win. Boss Hogg needs to win the race because Mama Hogg's ashes are in the winning trophy, but honest deputy Enos is driving for Boss, so Boss has Rosco threaten to sell Cooter's truck unless Cooter becomes a crasher in the race in order to make sure Enos wins. Turk sabotages Amy's race car, and then sneaks into the race himself, using Cooter's car. Luke, Amy, and Turk race to the finish, but Amy and Luke don't know that Turk has taken Cooter's place.
The Law and Jesse Duke

**The Law and Jesse Duke** is the twenty-sixth episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the eighty-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 26 March 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane and Cletus are fed up with Boss Hogg's refusal to give them a pay raise and overtime payments. When they decide to go on strike, Uncle Jesse is appointed acting sheriff. Boss hires some crooks led by Alabama Jones to steal television sets from stores so he can sell them at an inflated price, and he frames Bo and Luke for it. Now, Bo and Luke must clear their names, and outrun Jesse at the same time. When Jesse figures out the scheme, he helps Bo and Luke go after the crooks.
Arrest Jesse Duke

**Arrest Jesse Duke** is the twelfth episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the twenty-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 14 December 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

Uncle Jesse is arrested when he's spotted by a motorist at the scene of a car-stripping incident, while the real car strippers are a group of female mechanics who are working for Boss Hogg. Boss sells the parts back to the unsuspecting owners. Boss doesn't even want the temporary acting sheriff, his even more crooked nephew Hughie Hogg, to get in on the scam. Meanwhile, Rosco is out of town to take a refresher course at the Police Academy in Atlanta.

## Trivia

* Due to this episode airing out of production order, this is the first appearance of Daisy Duke's "Dixie" Jeep, which she will receive as a gift two episodes later in "The Runaway".
Route 7-11

**Route 7-11** is the twelfth episode of the first season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*. It first aired 4 May 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

In order to come up with $180 to pay Cooter for repairs to the General Lee, Bo and Luke take a job driving an eighteen-wheeler for Helen Hogan, only to discover that they're driving a mobile casino, and Uncle Jesse's old friend Dewey Stovall is gambling away his life savings inside. Boss Hogg wants to shut down the casino too, but only to take the equipment and start his own casino. To get out of the jam, the Dukes play their trump card, Jesse.
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Double Dukes

**Double Dukes** is the second episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the sixty-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 16 October 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg purchases disguises and a duplicate General Lee. Then he hires a pair of men named Turk and Moody to rob an armored truck of $250,000 and frame Bo and Luke for it by wearing the disguises and driving the car. Bo and Luke try to convince the community that they would never rob anyone. To do that, they'll have to find Turk and Moody.
Dukescam Scam

**Dukescam Scam** is the fourteenth episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the seventy-third overall episode of the series. It first aired 1 January 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg makes another attempt to get his hands on the Duke farm. He and Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane fake the robbery of the Hazzard Bank, then Rosco jails Boss. To repay a debt among old friends, Uncle Jesse decides to bail Boss out of jail. Boss cons Jesse into putting the Duke Farm up as bail. As part of the plan, if Boss jumps bail, the farm will be forfeited to the county bail bondsman, Boss Hogg himself. Boss does jump bail, but he might not get to enjoy his victory after he and Jesse end up locked in the bank's vault with only an hour's worth of air. Bo and Luke have to find a way to get them out before their time is up, and convince Boss to end the scam. With the vault on a time-lock, Bo and Luke frantically search for bank employee Emery Potter, the only one besides Boss who knows the combination to the vault.
Heiress Daisy Duke

**Heiress Daisy Duke** is the thirteenth episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred twenty-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 6 January 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

Private investigator Harry Bobo comes to Hazzard with a photo of heiress Vivian Stewart, the long-lost granddaughter of wealthy industrialist Carter Stewart who is offering a two-hundred-thousand dollar reward to anyone who finds Vivian. It turns out that Vivian looks exactly like Daisy Duke, so Boss Hogg, who wants the reward money, has Professor Crandall hypnotize Daisy into thinking that she is Vivian. Boss tricks Harry into thinking that Daisy is Vivian, and they visit Carter. But Vivian's cousins Alan and Vonnie Fairchild are out to kill her so they can receive Vivian's inheritance if she dies.
Music from the Motion Picture The Dukes of Hazzard

**Music from the Motion Picture The Dukes of Hazzard** is the soundtrack album to the 2005 film *The Dukes of Hazzard*.

## Tracklist

1. Uncle Jesse Tells a Joke (Album Version) - Willie Nelson
2. These Boots Are Made for Walkin' - Jessica Simpson
3. One Way Out (Live Version) - The Allman Brothers Band
4. Pride and Joy - Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
5. Call Me the Breeze - Lynard Skynard
6. The South's Gonna Do It Again - The Charlie Daniels Band
7. Flirtin' with Disaster - Molly Hatchet
8. Hillbilly Shoes - Montgomery Gentry
9. Black Betty - Ram Jam
10. Soul City (Album Version) - Southern Culture on the Skids
11. Change My Mind (Album Version) - The Blueskins
12. Burn It Off - Blues Explosion
13. Funk #49 - The James Gang
14. Good Ol' Boys (Album Version) - Willie Nelson
15. Uncle Jesse Tells Another Joke (Album Version) - Willie Nelson
Пёс Роджер

**Роджер** - один из главных героев серии книг М. Бонда «Попугай Хьюберт». Представляет собой венгерскую выжлу с красным ошейником с надписью «Roger».

В мультсериале, пёс Роджер был создан как пародия на Джимми Дуранте, являвшегося популярным персонажем радио-шоу Эдди Кантора в 1930-х годах, и именно поэтому он разговаривает с британским акцентом.

## Описание

До этого как Рози Томпсон нашла его совсем щеночком, Роджер и Попугай Хьюберт становятся добрыми друзьями. Роджер часто ведёт себя как пёс-приступник, сбежавший из приюта № 126.

* Кто он: Пёс семьи Томпсонов
* Возраст: Средний
* Любимая еда: Всё мясное
* Живёт: В доме Томпсонов
* Знак зодиака: Телец
* Восточный гороскоп: Обезьяна
* Любит: Играть с Хьюбертом
* Цитаты: "Интересно, а что они там едят?!"

## Фильм "Попугай Хьюберт" (1990)

Роджер впервые появляется, когда семья Томпсонов пришли к попугаю Хьюберту.

## Мультсериал "Жизнь попугайчика Хьюберта" (2002)

Роджер появлялся в качестве нейтрального персонажа мультсериала.

## Это интересно!

* У пса Роджера совершенно иной характер в сериале, чем в оригинале книги. В книге он друг Хьюберта, и тот, кто спасает его от мальчиков-хулиганов. В сериале — он нейтральный персонаж, желающий съесть Хьюберта.
Undercover Dukes (Part Two)

**Undercover Dukes (Part Two)** is the seventeenth episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred twenty-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 10 February 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

Bo and Luke begin to infiltrate J.J. Carver's organization, compiling evidence to bring him to justice. The Tri-Counties 150 is underway at a track in Capitol City, and Bo is driving Carver's race car, but they get their cover blown thanks to Boss Hogg and Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane, who think Bo and Luke are making gambling deals. After tying up Luke, Boss, and Rosco, Carver sends his henchman Jo Jo to the track to kill Bo as soon as Bo crosses the finish line. When Uncle Jesse and Daisy show up at the track, Bo has Daisy secretly take Bo's place in the race, unaware that he is putting Daisy's life in danger, so he can go to Carver's home and help Luke, Boss, and Rosco and recover the evidence. Once Carver is brought down, and Bo and Luke are allowed to tell Daisy and Jesse what they were doing, Daisy realizes that she made a mistake in getting angry at the boys, and she apologizes to them.
Mrs. Rosco P. Coltrane

**Mrs. Rosco P. Coltrane** is the seventh episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the forty-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 12 December 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

After meeting Sue Ann Bliss through a computer dating service, Rosco plans to get married. Boss Hogg plans for him to invite everyone in town to his wedding except for the Dukes. That would make the Dukes the only possible suspects for the $100,000 miners payroll robbery that Boss is arranging to take place at the Hazzard Bank during the ceremony. What no one knows is that Sue Ann's real name is Sue Ann McGraw, and that she, her husband Vic McGraw, and their friend Russ Collins are also planning to rob the Hazzard bank.
Cultivation World

## Cultivation Methods/ Martial Arts and Techniques/ Treasures and Weapons/ Herbs

Low-Grade, Middle-Grade, High-Grade, Supreme(Subgrades)

1. Mortal
2. Spirit
3. Earth
4. King
5. Emperor
6. Heaven
7. Saint
8. Immortal
9. Divine

Divine techniques has 9 Levels while Emperor Grades have 4.

## Talents:

1. Mortal
2. King
3. Emperor
4. Heaven
5. Saint
6. Immortal
7. Divine

## Currency:

Usually in the form of a coin

1. Copper
2. Silver = 100 copper coins.
3. Gold = 100 silver coins
4. Platinum = 10,000 gold coins.
5. Spirit = 100,000 platinum coins.
6. Imperial = 1,000,000 spirit coins.

## Sects/Clans/Empire/etc. Ranks:

1. Mortal-ranked.
2. Earth-ranked.
3. Sky-ranked.
4. Heaven-ranked.
5. Ancient-ranked.
6. Divine-ranked.
Carnival of Thrills (Part 2)

**Carnival of Thrills (Part 2)** is the second half of a special two-hour TV movie of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the thirty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 20 April 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

Bo punches Luke and takes the General Lee. Luke, Uncle Jesse, and Daisy won't quit though and prove to Bo that his fool-hearted desire to jump thirty-two cars would actually result in his murder. Then Bo and Luke reconcile and do the jump together anyway.

## Trivia

* "Carnival of Thrills" was originally a special two-hour TV movie broadcast Sunday, 20 April 1980, between season two and season three. It was split into two one-hour episodes for syndication.

The Dukes Of Hazzard 1980 CBS Movie Promo
Days of Shine and Roses

**Days of Shine and Roses** is the first episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the fourteenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 21 September 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

At the Boars Nest, an old film shows Boss Hogg and Uncle Jesse in the Ridge Runners Association, running moonshine. An argument about who was the better moonshiner, along with some unintentional prodding from Bo, causes Boss and Jesse to declare a race to determine who the better moonshine runner is. They use jugs of water in place of moonshine. Boss plots to win the race by sending Jesse right into the hands of Hatchapee County sheriff Emmitt "Spike" Loomis, who is known for being unusually tough on moonshiners. Can Bo, Luke, Daisy, and Cooter save Jesse so he can win the race?
Lawman of the Year

**Lawman of the Year** is the third episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the eighty-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 8 October 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg hires two demolition experts, Jack Morris and his sidekick Burnett, to rob the Hazzard jewelry store. Coy and Vance check into it while being chased by Cletus and Enos. When Boss sends Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane to arrest Coy and Vance in order to get them out of the way, Rosco refuses because he has nominated himself for the "Lawman of the Year" award. As it turns out, however, Enos and Cletus are both elected "Lawman of the Year".
Granny Annie

**Granny Annie** is the tenth episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the twenty-third overall episode of the series. It first aired 23 November 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

When counterfeit five-dollar bills appear in the county, Bo and Luke try to figure out where they came from. They find that the bills came from their old friend Granny Annie Coggins, a local artist who is operating a small-time counterfeiting scheme. Boss Hogg hears of it, and he wants the engraving plates that are used make the bills, because he wants to sell the plates to professional counterfeiter Big Jim Downey for $25,000. Boss has Granny Annie arrested, and confiscates the plates. Bo and Luke plan to clear Granny Annie's name by stealing the plates back and throwing them into a lake. When they swipe the plates from Big Jim, Big Jim thinks Boss is double-crossing him. He kidnaps Boss, and an emotional Rosco pleads to Bo and Luke to track down Big Jim, and keep Boss from getting killed.

## Celebrity Speed Trap

The Oak Ridge Boys perform "Old Time Lovin'".

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to have a celebrity speed trap segment.
Big Daddy

**Big Daddy** is the sixth episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the ninety-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 29 October 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg frames Coy and Vance by putting a stolen license plate on the General Lee. Boss calls off the chase when he is told that his father, who is supposedly a Good Samaritan, is coming to Hazzard. When he arrives, Big Daddy Hogg has his driver rob Boss' safe at City Hall.
Brotherly Love

**Brotherly Love** is the fourth episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred twelfth overall episode of the series. It first aired 14 October 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

Luke's long-lost brother Jud Kane arrives in Hazzard. Luke thought that Jud was killed in a hospital fire as a baby, but it turns out that Jud was rescued by a nurse who raised him as if he was her own son. Jud is now a boxer known as Killer Kane, and he is being chased by Tex Tompkins, a crooked gambler who bet all of his money on Jud's opponent in a fight that he wanted Jud to throw. Jud won after refusing to throw the fight, and Tex took heavy losses as a result. Now, Tex and his sidekick Charlie Burns are out to kill Jud, in order to send a message that no one is ever to cross Tex again, but Uncle Jesse, Bo, Luke, and Daisy Duke will stop at nothing to keep Jud safe. Tex and Charlie con Boss Hogg and Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane into revealing Jud's whereabouts, then lock them in a holding cell to prevent their interference. Luke later comes up with a plan to fool Tex by driving Jud's car and engaging in a road chase. But Luke is run off the road by Tex and Charlie and is taken to the Tri-County Hospital. Tex and Charlie, thinking that they have succeeded in killing Jud, go to the Boar's Nest to celebrate, but they overhear Enos telling Daisy that Luke has been injured. Knowing that Jud is still alive, Tex and Charlie renew their pursuit, tracking Jud down at the Tri-County Hospital, where they kidnap Jud, and Bo is unable to stop them. Bo tells Jesse, Luke, and Daisy what happened, and then takes off after Tex and Charlie. Luke commandeers an ambulance and runs Tex and Charlie's car off the road and into a lake. The car's occupants are trapped inside as the car plunges to the bottom, and it is up to Bo to rescue Jud, Tex, and Charlie.
No More Mr. Nice Guy

**No More Mr. Nice Guy** is the fifth episode of season seven of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred thirty-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 19 October 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

A senator is heading to Hazzard to check up on its law enforcement. To cover up a robbery that Boss Hogg masterminded, Boss cons the Dukes into thinking that Daisy won a bunch of prizes, including a fur coat and a diamond necklace, at the Capitol City Department Store by being the one millionth customer. The "prizes" turn out to be stolen, courtesy of Boss' robbery, framing the Dukes. Just as Boss is relishing the opportunity to send the Dukes to prison, he takes a blow to the head and wakes up with amnesia. Boss suddenly becomes a nice guy, and double-crosses his partners Stoney and Zack, who want to silence him.
Officer Daisy Duke

**Officer Daisy Duke** is the seventeenth episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the thirtieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 1 February 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

Bo and Luke unintentionally get Daisy fired from the Boar's Nest by helping her ask Boss Hogg for a raise. Boss hires a new temporary acting sheriff, Grady Byrd, who has been the night watchman at the Hazzard County Gravel Pit for twenty years. Boss tells Grady that the Dukes are the enemy, and to keep the Dukes out of his hair. Daisy can't find another job, so Enos suggests that she apply for a position as a Hazzard County deputy. Uncle Jesse approves of the idea, but Boss Hogg is against the idea of having any Duke work as a deputy. Enos spots Floyd Baker and Molly Harmon, a pair of wanted bank robbers. He contacts Grady, who finds the robbers and chases them. Grady stops their car and takes them to the Hazzard jail. Later, Grady gives Daisy and two other female candidates a written and physical test. Daisy is the only one who passes, and as much as Boss Hogg and Grady hate it, they have no choice but to make Daisy a deputy. Bo and Luke become overprotective of Daisy. She makes it clear that she doesn't want their help since they got her fired.

When Daisy gives Boss a ticket for parking in a red zone, he tells Grady to make sure Daisy doesn't patrol any more beats. Boss tells Grady to make Daisy do the kind of jobs that would make her quit. Later, at the jail, Floyd and Molly knock Daisy out, and escape in her patrol car. Enos sees them leaving, but they elude him. They even get Bo and Luke off their tail. Daisy comes to, and Boss, who wanted the $10,000 reward being offered for Molly and Floyd, tells Grady to fire Daisy for letting them escape. Grady fires Daisy, and outside, Bo and Luke want to go with Daisy to get Molly and Floyd, but Daisy tells Bo and Luke to stay out of the way, and then Jesse tells them to leave Daisy alone. But Molly and Floyd have Daisy's gun. Will Daisy and Enos be able to find Molly and Floyd, and will Daisy get her job back at the Boar's Nest?
Nothin' but the Truth

**Nothin' but the Truth** is the nineteenth episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the seventy-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 5 February 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg is running a crooked casino in Hazzard County. When the state starts a gambling probe, Boss decides to cover for himself by framing the Dukes for possession of gambling devices. Just as he is about to celebrate his success, Boss accidentally sits on a syringe filled with truth serum which Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane had collected along with other police gadgetry while away at a police convention in Atlanta. The serum causes Boss to cross his partners by talking too much about the casino, and they'll stop at nothing to silence him. In order to clear their names, the Dukes have to get to Boss before his partners can silence him permanently. Boss, under the effects of the truth serum, tells Lulu the real reasons he married her, angering her as well.
Dukes in Danger

**Dukes in Danger** is the twenty-seventh episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the eighty-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 2 April 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

A prison car that is escorting two convicts, Leeman and Hammer, has an accident, and Leeman and Hammer escape. They go to the Duke farm, where Uncle Jesse is preparing to drive into town to make his mortgage payment to Boss Hogg. They take the Dukes hostage, confiscate their car keys, and disable all their communication devices. Impatient about the mortgage payment, Boss and Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane go to the farm to collect it, and they become hostages too. Everyone is forced to improvise and cooperate while trying to get the attention of Cooter and Cletus, the only two people who are free to rescue them.
Jude Emery

**Jude Emery** is the nineteenth episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the thirty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 15 February 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

Texas Ranger Jude Emery has arrived in Hazzard in his search for dangerous crime boss Russel "The Snake" Harmon. Jude enlists the help of Bo and Luke in the search. Bo, Luke, and Jude are all three captured by Snake's gang, leading Daisy, Uncle Jesse, Cooter, and even acting Sheriff Grady Byrd to search for them.
High Flyin' Dukes

**High Flyin' Dukes** is the eleventh episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred nineteenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 9 December 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

Daisy Duke, who has her pilot's license, fills in for Hazzard County's crop duster, her boyfriend Joe Ward, when Joe is injured. Boss Hogg has two crooks named Percy and Hector secretly put poisonous lye in the crop duster's pesticide mixer. As Boss had planned, Daisy kills Boss' crops so he can sue the Dukes for damages, hoping to win the Duke farm. But the scheme backfires when Percy and Hector form their own plan. They tell the county's farmers to pay a ransom, or get lye dumped on their crops. The Dukes set out to stop Percy and Hector before Hazzard becomes a wasteland.
By-Line, Daisy Duke

**By-Line, Daisy Duke** is the sixteenth episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the fifty-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 20 February 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg hires a pair of thieves named Vic and Corey to steal tractors and other heavy equipment from various farmers that had borrowed money. Boss loaned them the money to buy the equipment seven years ago, when interest rates were low. Now that interest rates are higher, he feels like he's losing about fifteen percent a year. Boss is having the equipment stolen from the farmers and brought to him, and he already has plans to sell it. While Daisy Duke moonlights as a contributing reporter at the *Hazzard Gazette*, Boss frames Bo and Luke for the thefts by having Vic and Corey set up Daisy's snapshot of the thieves to show the Duke boys instead of Vic and Corey. Boss doesn't plan to put Bo and Luke in jail right away; he wants them to be free just long enough for Vic and Corey to finish the thefts. Daisy's editor Clyde Amos wants the story, no matter who's in the picture. Daisy and Uncle Jesse beg him to not incriminate Bo and Luke for something they didn't do. Clyde tells the Dukes that the best he can do is give them eight hours until press time to find Vic and Corey and clear their names.

## Celebrity Speed Trap

Dottie West performs "Even If You Were Jesse James".
Dear Diary

**Dear Diary** is the twentieth episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the seventy-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 12 February 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane loses his diary on the Duke farm, and Boss Hogg blows his top because the diary is filled with notes on every scam that he and Rosco ever pulled. Uncle Jesse tries to return the diary to them, but Hadley and Avery, two crooks that Boss swindled, steal the diary and demand twenty-five thousand dollars or they'll give the diary to the authorities. Boss plans to use Bo and Luke to get the diary back by blackmailing them with his big book of trumped-up charges against all the Dukes. The diary is burned up in a car crash, while, much to the dismay of Boss, the book of trumped-up charges, which took him twenty years to compile, is shredded in a tree company's wood chipper.
Happy Birthday, General Lee

**Happy Birthday, General Lee** is the first episode of season seven of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred thirty-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 21 September 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

The Dukes are celebrating the anniversary of the day that they got the General Lee in 1976, and reminiscing. Eight years ago, Luke was just out of the Marines, and Bo was just out of high school. Two Jewel thieves named Ginny and Rick hid $50,000 worth gold dust under the dashboard of the car, a Dodge Charger that was painted black at the time. The car was wrecked and taken to a junkyard. Bo and Luke were searching for a race car so they could compete in a local race, which had a prize of $10,000 going to the winner. Their search lead them to the black Dodge Charger. The Dukes bought the car and took it to Cooter's garage to soup it up and paint it its current color, orange, the only color Cooter had at his garage at the time. It was Uncle Jesse's idea to name it General Lee. The number 01, as Bo explained, means "From here on out, it's number one all the way." Ginny and Rick went after the Dukes to get the gold dust, but the Dukes managed to stop them, win the race, and keep the General Lee.
The General Lee

**The General Lee** is a song about General Lee performed by Johnny Cash. It appeared on *The Dukes of Hazzard* soundtrack album.

## Lyrics

I'm a charger that charges through the night,

Like an orange bolt of lightning passing everything in sight.

I'm the best pal that you boys ever had,

I'm thunder on the highway lookin' bad, bad, bad.

I'm a knight, like the kind in shining armor,

With my polished body gleaming, I'm a fighter and a charmer.

If trouble comes your way just ask for me,

My friends all know me as General Lee.

I'm the General Lee,

A pistol pumpin', steel belted cavalry.

I'll never let you down when you're riding with me;

Buckle up and I'll show you what I mean.

Take a look back there:

Sirens blownin', red lights flashin' everywhere;

We'll cross the fields and we'll be running free,

They'll eat dust compliments of me:

The General Lee

I'm a hero, and that's how I'll make you feel

When you're riding shotgun with me and the law is at your heels.

I'm glory bound, but when the chase is done,

I'll take off through the mountains and have fun, fun, fun.

I've got style, tearing through the curves;

Let my flag wave proudly to the people that I serve.

I'm number one, and I will always be

The pride of the South they call the General Lee.

I'm the General Lee,

A pistol pumpin', steel belted cavalry.

I'll never let you down when you're riding with me;

Buckle up and I'll show you what I mean.

Take a look back there:

Sirens blownin', red lights flashin' everywhere;

I'll jump that pond and we'll be running free,

And they'll go swimmin', compliments of me:

The General Lee

The General Lee

General Lee
The Great Hazzard Hijack

**The Great Hazzard Hijack** is the nineteenth episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the fifty-seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 27 March 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Bo and Luke find some of the money from a million-dollar hijacking that occurred five years ago; a flood had washed the money away. Phil Ackley, an old Marine buddy of Luke's, comes to Hazzard to help the Dukes find the rest of the money. It turns out that it was Phil and his accomplices Tommy Dunkirk and Kate who pulled off the hijacking.
Mrs. Daisy Hogg

**Mrs. Daisy Hogg** is the first episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the sixtieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 9 October 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

When Boss Hogg's rich, polite nephew Jamie Lee Hogg, the son of Boss' youngest brother, comes to Hazzard County to buy the grist mill, Daisy Duke and Jamie Lee fall in love. Their romance progresses quickly, and it isn't long before Jamie Lee and Daisy are planning for a trip to the altar. Because Jamie Lee's last name is Hogg, Bo and Luke go to extremes to try to find something wrong with him. They are proven right, and Daisy is devastated, when it turns out that Jamie Lee is working with a counterfeiter named Roy Landry.
Road Pirates

### Guest starring:

Billy Green Bush as Marty GarbadeBoyd Bodwell as Hijacked DriverOwen Bush asShipping ClerkSalt Walther as Truck DriverAshley Cox as Garbade's GirlJ.N. Roberts as PowersBob Yerkes as MeznickRick Hurst as Cletus

**Road Pirates** is the fifth episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the eighteenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 19 October 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg's cousin Cletus, who is much more honest than Boss, is substituting for Enos, who is in the hospital with appendicitis. Boss buys $10,000 in stolen TV sets so he can sell them for a higher price, but Marty Garbade, the man that sold him the sets, hijacks the truck that's delivering them. The truck's driver makes a mistake in identifying the hijackers, and that gets Cletus wrongfully accused of the hijacking. The Dukes set out to help Cletus clear his name.

## Trivia

* First time Duke family uses CB Handle with Uncle Jesse calling himself "Shepard."
* First time Sheriff Rosco says "Cuff'em and Stuff'em."
Daisy's Song

**Daisy's Song** is the second episode of the first season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*. It first aired 2 February 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

An Atlanta music publisher bilks Daisy Duke out of fifty dollars. The FBI has an eye on the whole scam. Bo and Luke head to town to straighten things out for Daisy and mess up a police raid on the place. They hatch a scheme to catch the record pirates red-handed by having Daisy pretend to be a potential client to trick the ringleader, Lester Starr, into believing she can fake a number of real-life artists. Meanwhile, after being in the wrong place at the wrong time, Bo and Luke are targeted by the FBI and the local law. And Boss Hogg has his sights set on getting a tie-in with the syndicate, with a new singer that Starr has to audition for them and Boss, who just happens to be Daisy.
Enos (show)

**Enos** is an American television series spun off from *The Dukes of Hazzard*. It ran eighteen episodes in one season on CBS.

## Summary

Enos Strate, a former small-town deputy in Hazzard County, moves to Los Angeles to join the LAPD.

## Episodes

* "Enos"
* "Uncle Jesse's Visit"
* "Where's the Corpus?"
* "Blu Flu"
* "Grits and Greens Strike Again"
* "Snow Job"
* "House Cleaners"
* "One Daisy per Summer"
* "Horse Cops"
* "The Head Hunter"
* "The Hostage"
* "Now You See Him, Now You Don't"
* "Once and Fur All"
* "Cops at Sea"
* "The Moonshiners"
* "The Shaming of the Shrew"
* "Pistol Packing Enos"
* "Forever Blowing Baubles"
Hazzard Connection

**Hazzard Connection** is the eighth episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the twenty-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 9 November 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

Bo and Luke help Cooter deliver cars to Augie Detweiller, who runs a traveling demolition derby. Augie is smuggling stolen racing engines in the derby cars, but Bo and Luke don't know a thing about it. Rosco discovers the smuggling, and he plans to arrest Bo and Luke. Bo and Luke decide to clear themselves by joining the derby, with Bo going undercover as a driver.
Cooter's Girl

**Cooter's Girl** is the twelfth episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred twentieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 30 December 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

Eighteen-year-old Nancy Lou Nelson comes to Hazzard to see Cooter, and she out to be Cooter's long-lost daughter. Years ago, Cooter and local girl Beverly Hibbs ran away and got married. Back then, Cooter was still somewhat of a wild man. Beverly's father had the marriage annulled, but not before Beverly became pregnant. Because of his wild side, Beverly and Cooter agreed that it would be better if she raised Nancy Lou alone. Now, Cooter tries to be the picture of respectability, but it seems like Cooter just cannot avoid brushes with a pair of strangers named Collins and Buck Morgan, who are the leaders of a group that is planning to dump toxic waste in Hazzard County. Nancy Lou starts believing that Beverly was right about Cooter, and plans to leave town. Bo, Luke, and Cooter set out to stop Collins and Morgan, and the Dukes try to help Cooter redeem his image in the eyes of Nancy Lou. When Boss Hogg learns what Collins and Morgan are up to, he makes it clear that he does not want toxic waste in Hazzard County.
Flash (song)

**Flash** is a song by James Best singing as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane about his dog Flash. It was first released by Scotti Brothers on *The Dukes of Hazzard* soundtrack album in 1981. It was released as a single the following year along with "Ballad of the General Lee".

## Lyrics

My old dog, his name is Flash,

I don't know why cause he ain't too fast.

He runs two steps, then he runs outta gas,

In a one dog race he'd come in last.

Hehehe

Singin "Go Flash Go!"

But he just stretch and yawn.

Singin "Go Flash Go!"

But he just lay on the lawn.

Scratchin dem fleas. Wrinklin'

That old Flash, he ain't too good,

At chasin' them possums through the wood.

He never does a thing he should,

He just sleeps and eats his food.

I can't blame him. He's restin'.

Singin "Go Flash Go!"

But he just stretch and yawn.

Singin "Go Flash Go!"

But he just lay on the lawn.

He's a cute little rascal.

Well he's not exactly little, he's fifty-five pounds of wrinkles. I love every one of 'em. He's got wrinkles on his eyebrows.

But he's mean, I tell you he hates Boss Hogg. You think he'd give him a chomp in a minute. So he can't be all bad, can he?

But he loves the Duke boys. Hell, I don't mind 'em once in a while. I like to chase 'em, hot pursuit! And Flash is there with me, and he buckles up for safety 'cause he knows he can get scuffed.

My old dog, his name is Flash,

I don't know why cause he ain't too fast.

He runs two steps, then he runs outta gas,

In a one dog race he'd come in last.

Hehehe

Singin "Go Flash Go!"

But he just stretch and yawn.

Singin "Go Flash Go!"

But he just lay on the lawn.

Oh, he's a good dog.

Oh, he's got wrinkles. That's sexy though. I just love that dog. I love him. I love him. I love him. I love him, cold nose and all. Sleeps with me, sometimes. Mama don't care. Hogs the covers.

What a sweet little critter.