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The Great Santa Claus Chase

**The Great Santa Claus Chase** is the eighth episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the forty-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 19 December 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg, in an Ebenezer Scrooge-like mood, hires a trio of criminals named Willie, Russ, and Hank to hijack a truckload of Christmas Trees that Bo and Luke are bringing to Hazzard for needy families and then pin the blame on the Dukes. The scheme involves Russ and Hank stealing the trees from Bo and Luke at gunpoint, then Willie disguised as a clergyman giving Bo and Luke a lift into town, and then telling them they forgot "their" $500 down payment on the trees. With the town beginning to turn against the Dukes, they and Cooter race to find the trees and return Hazzard's Christmas spirit. Willie and his two men plot to double-cross Boss by taking more than their payment due on the trees by breaking into the safe at the Boar's Nest while each one is dressed as Santa Claus. Bo and Luke, with some help from Cooter, decide to take back the trees and have a little fun confusing Rosco and Cletus while delivering the trees dressed as Santa Clauses. In a turn toward forgiveness and fellowship, the Dukes and Cooter invite Rosco and Cletus to their Christmas Eve gathering. Boss comes in later, reformed after having read Charles Dickens' *A Christmas Carol*.
The Runaway

**The Runaway** is the fourteenth episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the twenty-seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 11 January 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

Suzy Holmes is on the run from her snobby father, wealthy Tulsa, Oklahoma industrialist C.J. Holmes, who has sent two private investigators named Les Sloane and Mitch Henderson to Hazzard to stop Suzy from marrying her fiancee Fred Andrews, just because Fred's a farmer. C.J. wants Suzy to marry someone within her social class, not someone involved in what C.J. sees as an unglamorous profession. C.J. will stop at nothing, even kidnapping Uncle Jesse. Jesse gives C.J. a stern lecture about the dedication and self-sacrifice of farmers. When C.J. finally comes to his senses, after Daisy's yellow 1971 Plymouth Road Runner plunges off of a cliff because of a jammed throttle and explodes, C.J. is no longer against the marriage taking place. As an apology to Daisy for the destruction of her car, C.J. gives Daisy a new white 1980 Jeep CJ-7 called Dixie.

## Trivia

* This was the last appearance of Daisy's yellow Plymouth Roadrunner as it met its demise when it went over Kissing Cliff due to a jammed throttle. It was replace by the "Dixie" Jeep.
Vance's Lady

**Vance's Lady** is the seventh episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the ninety-third overall episode of the series. It first aired 5 November 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Vance's former girlfriend Jenny Walden comes to Hazzard to see Vance. Jenny is being chased by Wade and Dugan, associates of crooked State Senator Jason W. Maynard, who are trying to kill her because she witnessed Senator Maynard embezzling state funds. The Dukes try to convince a terrified Jenny to report Maynard to the Senate Crime Commission. But when Wade and Dugan trick Boss Hogg into helping them find Jenny, will it be too much for the Dukes to handle?
Pin the Tail on the Dukes

**Pin the Tail on the Dukes** is the seventeenth episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the seventy-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 22 January 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Uncle Jesse's best friend Hector Farley has just returned to Hazzard after ten years in prison. He is determined to make Boss Hogg pay for the farm he conned him out of years ago. Boss uses every dirty trick to send Hector back to prison and wants to send Bo and Luke to prison with him. The Duke boys are framed for destroying county property after wrecking Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane's illegal radar gun, which was actually a blow dryer.
The Legacy

**The Legacy** is the eleventh episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the forty-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 16 January 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane takes Flash to Capitol City for obedience training, so Cletus is temporarily promoted to Acting Sheriff. Lucinda Meadows, the first woman Uncle Jesse ever courted, returns to Hazzard to claim an old five-thousand-dollar debt owed to her late husband by Boss Hogg. Not surprisingly, Boss refuses to pay it. Lucinda and the Dukes find a legacy, nine full barrels of moonshine, in a mine under the Duke property. Lucinda plans to get her money by selling Boss the moonshine, which he plans to sell to Mean Joe Hatcher.
Carnival of Thrills (Part 1)

**Carnival of Thrills (Part 1)** is the first half of a special two-hour TV movie of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the thirty-seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 20 April 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

When the star of the show, Bob Dexter, is injured, shapely carnival stunt show operator Diane Benson offers Bo the opportunity of a lifetime, being the star of the headline act, jumping over a row of thirty-two cars with his General Lee. Luke investigates Diane's background and learns that several previous accidents involving the car-jumping act were no accidents. Luke, fearing for Bo's safety, allows the General Lee to be impounded so Bo can't do the stunt. Boss Hogg plans to have the General Lee flattened and recycled so the Dukes can't outrun Rosco anymore. Boss also plans to take over the carnival by making sure Diane can't pay the fee for using the Hazzard fair grounds.

## 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
Sadie Hogg Day

**Sadie Hogg Day** is the seventh episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the sixty-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 13 November 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg is in a jam when he hears that a state bank examiner named L.S. Handley is coming to Hazzard to inspect the county ledger. Boss is nervous because he has embezzled exactly $142,679 in county funds. Luckily for Boss, it's the annual Sadie Hogg Day, the day of the year when women occupy Hazzard County's government positions. Boss fixes it so that Daisy Duke becomes the honorary county treasurer for the day, so he can frame Daisy for the embezzlement. The Dukes have to crack the cover-up before Daisy ends up behind bars.
Uncle Boss

**Uncle Boss** is the fifth episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the forty-third overall episode of the series. It first aired 28 November 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg wants the Dukes out of his way for good so they can't interfere with his scams, so he calls his college-educated nephew Hughie Hogg to come to Hazzard County and get the job done. Hughie is even sneakier than Boss. He frames Daisy Duke for running moonshine, and when Bo and Luke help her escape, Hughie videotapes the breakout, and takes off with Boss for Atlanta to turn the tape over to the state police. Since Hughie's tape makes Rosco look bad, Rosco tells the Dukes about Hughie's plan, and they all set out to stop Hughie and Boss before they reach Atlanta.

## Trivia

* This was the second on air appearance of Hughie Hogg, but is clearly written as his introduction to the show. This episode also has Enos, who departed the show in the season 3 premier, and also has Daisy's yellow Road Runner, which was destroyed in season 2, episode 12 "Arrest Jesse Duke" (production code 166403). Therefore this episode was filmed for season 2, prior to the filming of "Arrest Jesse Duke."
Goodbye, General Lee

**Goodbye, General Lee** is the eleventh episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the seventieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 4 December 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg is anxious to win the first annual Hazzard County Drag 'n' Fly Derby so he can clean up on endorsements, and the only thing standing in his way is the General Lee. When the Dukes lose a race to another car, a discouraged Luke makes an offhanded remark about the General Lee possibly wearing out its usefulness, and Boss hears about it. After Luke is injured during the qualifying jump for the derby, Boss hires Professor Crandall to hypnotize Luke into believing that the General Lee is no longer roadworthy the next time it breaks down. To speed up the process, Boss orders Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane to sabotage the General Lee by sneaking onto the Duke farm to damage its fuel line. After the General malfunctions, Luke, now under hypnosis, decides to take the General Lee to a local used car dealership to trade it. Bo, Uncle Jesse, and Daisy Duke are dismayed because it's part of the family. Boss buys the General from the dealership and arranges to have it demolished. While on a call, Cooter notices the unmanned runaway General Lee coasting toward a cliff to meet its would-be doom, but he saves the General Lee by stopping it with his tow truck. Luke even tries to blow up the General Lee with dynamite. While arguing with his family, Luke hears Uncle Jesse snap his fingers, the trigger sound implemented by Professor Crandall to break Luke's hypnosis, and he returns to his old self. Having figured out what happened, Bo and Luke rush to reclaim the General Lee and enter it in the derby and win.
Theme from The Dukes of Hazzard (Good Ol' Boys)

**Theme from The Dukes of Hazzard (Good Ol' Boys)** is a song performed by Waylon Jennings. It played at the beginning of every episode of *The Dukes of Hazzard* and appeared on the soundtrack album. It first appeared on Waylon's album *Music Man*.

## Lyrics

Just'a good ol' boys

Never meanin' no harm.

Beats all you never saw

Been in trouble with the law

Since the day they was born

Staightenin' the curves

Flattenin' the hills

Someday the mountain might get 'em

But the law never will

Makin' their way

The only way they know how

That's just a little bit more

Than the law will allow.

Makin' their way

The only way they know how

That's just a little bit more

Than the law will allow.

I'm a good ol' boy

You know my momma loves me

But she don't understand

They keep a-showin my hands and not my face on TV

Oh Yea

## Covers

The song has been covered by various artists including John Schneider and Alvin and the Chipmunks.

## Releases

The song has appeared on several of Waylon's greatest hits albums and on numerous compilation albums including:

* *Country Gold* (RCA Special Products 1982)
* *Outlaw Country* (Warner Bros. Records 1985)
* *The TV Hits Album Two* (Towerbell Records 1986)
* *This Is Country Music* (Music For Pleasure 1987)
* *Best of Country* (Music for Pleasure 1988)
* *Southern Nights* (Knight Records 1991)
* *The Ultimate Country Collection* (Columbia 1992)
* *Classic Country, 16 Memorable Tracks* (Arcade 1993)
* *The History Of Country Music: The Eighties, Vol. 1* (Kenwest 1993)
* *Country Gold* (Global Television 1995)
* *Radio Daze: Pop Hits of the '80s, Volume Four* (Rhino Records 1995)
* *The No. 1 Country Album* (Polygram TV 1996)
* *Super Hits* (RCA 1996)
* *TV Themes of the '80s* (Time Life Music 1996)
* *All American Country (Priceless Collection)* (Collectables 1997)
* *Great Original Country Hits of the '80s* (Reader's Digest Music 1997)
* *Ladies Love Outlaws (The Encore Collection)* (BMG 1997)
* *Kings of Country* (Reader's Digest 2000)
* *Original Country Classics (CD 3)* (EMI 2001)
* *RCA Country Legends* (Buddha Records 2001)
* *American Spirit (Le Meilleur Du Blues Et De La Country)* (Wagram Music 2002)
* *TV Land Presents Favorite TV Theme Songs* (Rhino Records 2002)
* *Classic Country - Road Songs* (Time Life Music 2003)
* *Redneck Country* (Time Life Records 2006)
* *Serial Tv* (Columbia 2007)
* *Super Hits* (Sony 2007)
* *Rhinestone Cowboy (Country Crossovers)* (Compass Productions 2008)
* *Country Top 40* (Sony Music 2009)
* *100 Country Hits* (Sony Music 2010)
* *Fox Retro Collection* (Universal Music Italia s.r.l. 2010)
* *Pure... Country* (Sony 2010}
* *Pure... America* (Sony 2011)
* *Pure... Drive* (Sony 2011)
* *30 Stars Country* (Sony 2015)
* *1980 The Story of Your Year* (RetroCo 2015)
* *Ultimate Country* (Sony 2015)
Too Many Roscos

**Too Many Roscos** is the third episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred eleventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 7 October 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

During a pursuit of the General Lee, another car runs Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane off the road and into the Hazzard pond. Rosco climbs out uninjured; but the car's occupants kidnap him. Their leader is a man named Woody who underwent plastic surgery to look exactly like Rosco. Bo and Luke see Rosco's car sink into the pond, but when they turn around to check on him and are unable to find him, they fear the worst and assume that he has drowned. The residents of Hazzard all think Rosco is dead. Later, at Rosco's supposed wake, everyone is overjoyed when they see "Rosco" stumbling down the street, but what they do not know is that it is actually Woody. Woody claims to be Rosco, but he makes enough mistakes to make everyone wonder what is wrong with him. Rosco's dog Flash is not fooled, however, and she will not go anywhere near the phony Rosco. When Bo and Luke take Woody to the hospital, still thinking that he is Rosco, they are grabbed by Woody's accomplices Kelly and Arnie. What no one knows is that Woody, Kelly, and Arnie plan to rob an armored truck that is carrying a million dollars to the Hazzard Bank and frame Rosco for the robbery. Woody imprisons the Duke boys and the General Lee in their hideout where the real Rosco is also being kept, so they cannot interfere with the planned robbery. It becomes a race against time to stop Woody and his accomplices from carrying out the robbery.
Limo One Is Missing

**Limo One Is Missing** is the ninth episode of the first season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*. It first aired 6 April 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

President Jimmy Carter sends his car, "Limo One," to Georgia before he visits the state. The Secret Service men and the two state police motorcycle cops stop at the Boar's Nest for a fill up and some coffee, where Cooter and the boys are just leaving. The boys spot the car, admire it for a bit, and then Bo and Luke leave, leaving Cooter to ogle over the car some more. In fact, Cooter becomes so entranced by the limo that he hotwires it and takes it for a joyride. Boss Hogg has a chop shop operation which Rosco knows nothing about. When the limo is reported missing, Rosco assumes that the car thieves who had been working the county for the past month are the ones who stole it. Boss figures he's got a sure disaster on his hands if it turns out that his men at the chop shop took the car and have cut it to pieces, until Rosco wonders how much of a reward he'll get for bringing that "important car" back.
Coy vs. Vance

**Coy vs. Vance** is the sixteenth episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred second overall episode of the series. It first aired 4 February 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

A pair of crooks have been disguising as motorcycle cops and robbing drivers on the roads. Vance suspects that the robbers are Coy's new girlfriend, motorcycle stuntwoman Billie Ann Baxley, and her sister Kate, but Coy refuses to believe it. This leads to a fight between Coy and Vance, causing Coy to leave the farm. Can Vance convince Coy of the truth?
The Sound of Music - Hazzard Style

**The Sound of Music - Hazzard Style** is the fifteenth episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the seventy-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 8 January 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg is excited about the Mickey Gilley charity concert at Hazzard Square, and it's not because of the music, but because of money. Boss is working with Heep and Morton, a pair of recording pirates who are making a recording of the concert so they can sell it. When Heep and Morton are confronted by federal agents Marjorie Dane and Ben Jordan, they throw the recordings inside the General Lee, framing Bo and Luke. Mickey knows that the Dukes are innocent, and they work together to find Heep and Morton.

## Celebrity Speed Trap

Mickey Gilley performs "Don't The Girls All Get Prettier at Closing Time".
Opening Night at the Boar's Nest

**Opening Night at the Boar's Nest** is the seventeenth episode of season seven of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred forty-seventh and final overall episode of the series. It first aired 8 February 1985 on CBS.

## Summary

During a charity talent show at the Boar's Nest, the Dukes and Cooter do a rendition of the old bluegrass song "Fox on the Run", Enos does a song and dance, and Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane makes Boss Hogg disappear. Boss uses the opportunity to get to a scheduled appointment, but disappears for real when recent parolees Floyd and Bubba Malone kidnap him and hold him for ransom. When a distraught Rosco becomes convinced Boss has disappeared into thin air, Bo and Luke are left to search for their old enemy.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Duke

**Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Duke** is the third episode of season seven of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred thirty-third overall episode of the series. It first aired 5 October 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

Bo, Luke, and Daisy Duke are on their way to an old fashioned hayride. Meanwhile, a truck carrying an experimental genetic drug accidentally drops a vial of it into the Hazzard pond. Shortly after, the Dukes must stop at the pond to get water for General Lee's overheated radiator. While filling a jug of water from the lake, Luke also takes a small drink. He begins to experience a severe personality change. He becomes obnoxious and begins to turn on Bo. When they get to the hayride, Luke insults Enos and says that Hazzard is just a joke of a town. Back at the farm, Luke continues to insult his family. He forgoes saying grace and insults Uncle Jesse's cooking. For Bo, this is the last straw, and he wants to have it out with Luke. Jesse asks Bo to hold back. Luke takes off in the General. Out of respect for Jesse's wishes, Bo agrees to go look for him. Luke, now under the full influence of the drug, goes on a rampage, even running Bo off the road. Luke is observed by Hurley and Ben, two men who are planning to rob the Hazzard Bank, and they are looking for a good getaway driver. Luke, in his current frame of mind, agrees to help them for a cut of the money. Soon, Boss Hogg learns of Hurley and Ben's plans to rob his bank, and begins to devise his own plan to catch Hurley, Ben, and especially Luke in the act. Meanwhile, the remaining Dukes have discovered the empty genetic drug vial at the lake, and have gone to the research company in Atlanta to find out more information in hopes of saving Luke from its effects. Dr. Debbie Davis tells them that that the drug will not wear off until the following morning. The Dukes hurry back to Hazzard to try to prevent Luke from getting himself into trouble. However, they arrive too late. Luke has already done the robbery with Hurley and Ben, and he has been videotaped by Boss' surveillance cameras. It is up to Uncle Jesse and Daisy to catch up to Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane and get the tape from him before he delivers it to the authorities. Rosco is unwilling to listen to their story, but Rosco's dog Flash chews the tape up. Bo and Enos find Hurley and Ben. Bo has it out with Luke. During the fight, the drug wears off, and Luke is his old self again. Luke apologizes to everyone that he had insulted while he was under the influence of the drug, and everyone is forgiving.
Enos and Daisy's Wedding

**Enos and Daisy's Wedding** is the sixteenth episode of season seven of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred forty-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 1 February 1985 on CBS.

## Summary

A pair of crooks named Slade and Jerry force an unwilling Enos to hand over the bank transfer shipment at the Hazzard Bank. Daisy Duke sees Enos with the money, but does not see Slade and Jerry, who threaten to shoot Daisy unless Enos does what they say. Slade and Jerry get away. The state's Deputy Attorney General jails Enos for the robbery. Daisy cannot refuse to testify against Enos, or she will be held in contempt. Daisy, knowing that Enos would never rob a bank, proposes marriage to him, because a wife cannot legally be forced to testify against her husband. Slade and Jerry try to stop the marriage from happening, because the marriage would mess up their frame job. In order to clear Enos' name, Bo and Luke try to find the crooks.

## Gallery

Enos reads Issue 33 of the Gold Key/Whitman series of *Looney Tunes* comics.
Uncle Jesse

**Uncle Jesse Duke** is a character on *The Dukes of Hazzard*. He was played by Denver Pyle.

## About Uncle Jesse

He is the patriarch of the Duke clan, and the father-figure to all Dukes who stay with him on the somewhat dilapidated "Duke Farm". Jesse was married, but his wife died. He apparently has no children of his own, and happily provides for his nephews and niece in the unexplained absence of all of their parents. Jesse says that he has delivered many babies, including Bo and Luke. Jesse, in his youth, had been a ridge-runner in direct competition with Boss Hogg, whom he always calls "JD". However, while both Boss and Jesse would scowl at the mention of the other's name, the two enjoyed a lifelong "friendship" of sorts, with one helping the other when in desperate need. Jesse educated his nephews against Hogg, and often provides the cousins with inspirational sage advice.

Uncle Jesse drives a white 1973 Ford F-100 pickup truck. In the barn, he also has his old moonshine-running car, called "Sweet Tillie" in its first appearance but referred to as "Black Tillie" subsequently. His CB handle is "Shepherd".

## References

1. ↑ Luke's Love Story
2. ↑ Follow That Still
3. ↑ The Boar's Nest Bears
4. ↑ Mary Kaye's Baby
5. ↑ High Octane
Cooter's Confession

**Cooter's Confession** is the twenty-second episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred thirtieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 30 March 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

Jonas Jones rescued Cooter from a fire in Oklahoma ten years ago, and they have been friends ever since. An auto parts supply distribution firm is scheduled to deliver a shipment of parts for Boss Hogg, but is a front for a hijacking and theft ring led by John Harris. When Jonas is framed for a hijacking by Harris' crew, Cooter takes the rap in order to stop Harris from framing Jonas. That is much to Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane's delight, since Cooter unwittingly implicates Bo and Luke as accessories. With Jonas in hiding, Bo and Luke help Cooter escape from jail. While Uncle Jesse and Daisy Duke try to infiltrate Harris's distribution firm, Luke goes undercover as a driver for their operation to set a trap for the hijackers, but when Rosco and Boss show up to arrest Bo and Cooter, they are forced to take drastic action.
Keep Between Them Ditches

**Keep Between Them Ditches** is a song performed by Doug Kershaw & The Hazzard County Boys. It was originally released on *The Dukes of Hazzard* soundtrack album.

## Lyrics

When I was a little boy, my daddy used to say

Life is like a winding road you travel every day

Bound to be some detours and trouble on the way

But keep your eyes on where you're going and keep a-drivin' straight

Keep between them ditches, boy, the journey's just begun

Keep between them ditches, boy, and when the crossroads come

You're bound to stray and lose your way by turning left or right

Keep between them ditches, boy, on the road of life

It don't matter who you are, what kind of car you drive

If you're goin' fast or slow, so long as you arrive

Bound to be some detours and trouble on the way

But keep your eyes on where you're going and keep a-drivin' straight

Keep between them ditches, boy, the journey's just begun

Keep between them ditches, boy, and when the crossroads come

You're bound to stray and lose your way by turning left or right

Keep between them ditches, boy, on the road of life

Keep between them ditches, boy, the journey's just begun

Keep between them ditches, boy, and when the crossroads come

You're bound to stray and lose your way by turning left or right

Keep between them ditches, boy, on the road of life

Keep between them ditches, boy, on the road of life

Keep between them ditches, boy, on the road of life
The Hack of Hazzard

**The Hack of Hazzard** is the twentieth episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the fifty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 3 April 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

When Hazzard postmaster Emma Tisdale goes to visit her mother, Daisy Duke and Uncle Jesse run the post office, while Bo and Luke run Miz Tisdale's cab company. Bo and Luke give a ride to J.J. Sunday and Harry Ray, who turn out to be a pair of crooks who stole a hundred-thousand-dollar gold certificate and stashed it inside the back seat of the cab. Then Bo and Luke send the cab to the upholstery shop for repairs to the seats. When Boss Hogg and Rosco learn about the certificate, it becomes a race between them, the crooks, and the Dukes to get to the seat. The scramble does not matter, because Cooter found the certificate and dropped it in the mail where it belongs. That means that the crooks have made Daisy their next target.
Welcome, Waylon Jennings

**Welcome, Waylon Jennings** is the second episode of season seven of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred thirty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 28 September 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

An old friend of the Duke family, Waylon Jennings brings his tour bus and traveling museum to Hazzard County. Years ago, before his first professional gig, someone stole Waylon Jennings' guitar. With no money to replace it, he would have missed his opportunity, but then a stranger loaned him the money to replace it. That stranger was Jesse Duke. They have been friends ever since. Waylon enters Hazzard, traveling in a very valuable mobile country music history museum to use as a charity exhibit. Boss Hogg hires two crooks named Buddy and Jeb to steal the museum and hold it for ransom.
The Fortune Tellers

**The Fortune Tellers** is the twenty-first episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred twenty-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 23 March 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg is in a stew after discovering that Lulu is going to cash in the $100,000 in bonds that Boss has already cashed in on and replaced with fake bonds. Boss must somehow get rid of the fake bonds. Problem is, Lulu has changed the combination of the safe at their home. Boss hires Madame Delilah and Three Pack, a pair of fortune-teller con artists, to get the combination of the safe from Lulu and get rid of the fake bonds. But complicating things even further is the fact that Madame Delilah and Three Pack have robbed the Boar's Nest. Boss and Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane do not know that Madame Delilah and Three Pack are the robbers, and they accuse Daisy Duke of the robbery. Luke and Uncle Jesse must hide Daisy from Rosco. Daisy and Luke discover the truth about Madame Delilah and Three Pack: they have been robbing Hazzard blind with their scams. Boss is angry at their victimization of Lulu, and he demands that Madame Delilah and Three Pack be put in jail. Luke and Daisy try to find Madame Delilah and Three Pack, and prove Daisy's innocence.

## Trivia

* In this episode and "How to Succeed in Hazzard", Bo only appears at the end making a phone call, because John Schneider was at a NASCAR rally.
Duke vs. Duke

**Duke vs. Duke** is the twelfth episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the fiftieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 23 January 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hoggs's first annual Hazzard Derby is taking place. Cooter borrowed money from Boss to build his car, which has a Cale Yarborough racing engine in it. If Cooter wins, the engine is sold, and Cooter will get a lot of money for it. When Cooter is injured in a friendly race with Bo and Luke, Luke takes over driving Cooter's car. However, all the entrants who signed the contracts to enter the derby didn't see the fine print that, if Rosco wins, the others will have to give up their cars to Boss Hogg. Boss thinks Rosco's car can't lose with a tank of nitrous oxide in the engine. Believing that it's a sure win, Boss places a ten-thousand-dollar bet on Rosco's car with big-time Chickasaw County bookie Ma Harper. Ma Harper also places a side bet and tells her three sons to make sure Rosco wins.
Enos's Last Chance

**Enos's Last Chance** is the tenth episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred eighteenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 2 December 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

While Enos was on the LAPD, he arrested and testified against hit man Frank Scanlon. Now, Scanlon, who wears a different disguise for each job he does, has escaped from prison and arrived in Hazzard, and he will stop at nothing to make Enos pay for putting him away. Bo and Luke help Enos capture Scanlon. Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane's inattention results in Scanlon's easy escape from the Hazzard jail, and Boss Hogg fires Enos for it. After Scanlon blows up Enos' empty car with a bomb, the Dukes and some of their friends set a trap to stop Scanlon before he can hurt Enos, but Scanlon turns the tables on them, and kidnaps Daisy Duke. Figuring that the easiest way to Enos is through Daisy, Scanlon demands that Enos give himself up, alone, or he will kill her. The Dukes and everyone else in Hazzard set out to rescue Enos and Daisy, and help Enos get his job back.
Suffer The Children

"**Suffer The Children**" is the second episode of *The Walking Dead: The Final Season*. It is the twenty-first episode of *The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series*.

## Description

*In the aftermath of a single tragic moment, Clementine must manage the fallout and repair her bond with AJ if she hopes to salvage their future. But something in the woods threatens everything... something more than just walkers.*
Coltrane vs. Duke

**Coltrane vs. Duke** is the fourth episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the sixty-third overall episode of the series. It first aired 30 October 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

A beer distributor offers Boss Hogg top dollar for the Duke farm. After Bo and Luke unintentionally run Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane off the road, Boss forms what he believes is the perfect plan to get his hands on it. He has Rosco fake being injured, then file a $50,000 personal injury lawsuit against the Dukes so Rosco can win the Duke farm for Boss. Boss hires an actor named Slick Doggins to play a doctor to support Rosco's claims. It's Boss who suffers when Rosco, playing his "victim" part to the hilt, forces Boss to wait on him hand and foot. The Dukes get proof that Rosco is faking his injuries, but they have to get that evidence to Judge Buford Potts before they lose the farm.
The Return of Hughie Hogg

**The Return of Hughie Hogg** is the seventeenth episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the fifty-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 6 March 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg calls his nephew Hughie Hogg back to Hazzard to get rid of the Dukes. Hughie coaxes Bo and Luke into joining the Hazzard County Fire Department so he and his two henchmen, Barclay and Norris, can sneak moonshine to the Duke farm and frame Bo and Luke for possession of it. Hughie also swindles Boss out of everything he owns by having a phony IRS agent audit him. Now the Dukes and Boss have to team up to take Hazzard Back from Hughie, while Rosco and Lulu's sister Hortense Coltrane is in town for a visit.
A Boy's Best Friend

**A Boy's Best Friend** is the seventh episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred fifteenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 11 November 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

Terry Lee is a six-year-old orphan who has become withdrawn since he recently lost his parents in a car crash, and Ira Grant, the caretaker at the orphanage, is worried about him. Bo and Luke help Terry Lee by getting him a basset hound from the pound. It turns out to be Maxine, the valuable purebred showdog that was kidnapped from wealthy John J. Hooper at a dog show. The kidnappers, a man named B.B. and his wife Mandy Jo, have demanded twenty-five thousand dollars ransom. B.B. had worked for John for eight years, and then John fired him. Maxine escaped and ended up in the pound when B.B. and Mandy Jo came to Hazzard. John and his wife have posted a ten-thousand-dollar reward for her return. Boss Hogg, who wants the reward, learns that Maxine is at the orphanage and, ignorant of Terry Lee's feelings, takes her and holds her until John can arrive. B.B. and Mandy Jo mistake Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane's dog Flash for Maxine and kidnap her. While everyone is looking for Flash, Boss is still hoping to collect the reward for Maxine. After everything is sorted out, B.B. and Mandy Jo are found, Flash is rescued, and the Hoopers decide to adopt Terry Lee.
Cletus

**Deputy Cletus Hogg** is a character on *The Dukes of Hazzard*. He was played by Rick Hurst.

## About Cletus

Cletus is Boss Hogg's second cousin twice removed. He is generally friendly and dim-witted. Cletus makes his first appearance as the driver of a bank truck in one of Hogg's latest get-rich-schemes. He becomes temporary deputy while Enos is away. Leaving a job at the local junkyard, he becomes permanent deputy when Enos moves to Los Angeles. After Enos' return, the pair both serve as deputies and share the same patrol car.

Like Enos, Cletus is often forced by Rosco and Hogg to chase the Dukes on trumped-up charges. Cletus has a crush on Daisy Duke and is even convinced she wants to marry him. Like Enos and Rosco, Cletus frequently lands in a pond while pursuing the Duke boys in a car chase.

## References

1. ↑ Money to Burn
2. ↑ The Meeting, Road Pirates
3. ↑ Enos Strate to the Top
Kenny

**Kenny** is one of the overall protagonists of *The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series*, and the overall deuteragonist in the first half of the series. He serves as the tritagonist of *Season One*, the deuteragonist of *Season Two*, and a determinant flashback character in *A New Frontier*.

## Trivia

* Kenny is the only "protagonist" not to be playable at some point in the series.
Danger on the Hazzard Express

**Danger on the Hazzard Express** is the tenth episode of season seven of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred fortieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 30 November 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

A train will be coming through Hazzard County with a box car that contains more than three million dollars worth of valuables. Boss Hogg masterminds a plan to knock the boxcar off the train so his hired men Burke, Carney, and Perry can steal the valuables for him. The men are to set up a car to be remote controlled so they can use it to knock the box car off the train. When the car that they plan to use gets wrecked, they steal the General Lee to use instead. Using the General Lee would automatically implicate Bo and Luke, and when the Duke boys start searching for the General Lee, they are grabbed by Burke, Carney, and Perry, who tie them up, gag them, and plan to kill them, though Boss would never approve, since he does not condone violence. It is up to Uncle Jesse and Daisy Duke to find Bo and Luke. Boss is appalled that the men are planning to kill Bo and Luke, so he, Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane, and Enos help as well.
Sky Bandits over Hazzard

**Sky Bandits over Hazzard** is the twelfth episode of season seven of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred forty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 21 December 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

When robbers Kate, Taylor, Budge, and Cleary steal an armored car carrying Boss Hogg's uninsured bank money by lifting it off the ground with a helicopter, the Dukes are blamed for the theft. When Bo and Luke are apprehended, the robbers strike again. Now knowing that the Dukes are innocent, Boss and Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane allow them to escape so they can do Rosco's work and nail the hijackers. And then the hijackers kidnap Daisy. Bo, Luke, Uncle Jesse, Enos, Boss, and Rosco team up to rescue her. Bo and Luke take to the air to locate the gang's hideout.
The New Dukes

**The New Dukes** is the first episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the eighty-seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 24 September 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Bo and Luke leave Hazzard to fulfill a lifelong dream of racing on the NASCAR Circuit. Boss Hogg is so happy about it that he unleashes his ultimate secret weapon, the Mean Green Machine. It is a monstrous vehicle which is part of Boss' plan to rob the Bank of Capitol City. But that robbery is just a test run; Boss' actual plan for the machine is much bigger than a bank robbery. Boss and two men that he hired, Josh Scroggins and Hatfield, have a money printing press hidden away, and they have the right paper to print money on, but they need engraving plates. An armored truck that will be passing through Hazzard County has U.S. Mint plates in it that will print $100 dollar bills, and Boss plans to have Scroggins and Hatfield use the Mean Green Machine to hijack the armored truck so that they can get the plates. But Boss is unaware that Bo and Luke's cousins Coy and Vance have returned to Hazzard after a six-year absence to help Uncle Jesse and Daisy Duke run the farm. Also, Enos returns to Hazzard from Los Angeles, and is sworn in as a deputy by Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane, giving Rosco two deputies, Enos and Cletus.

## Trivia

* Bo and Luke have a cameo, but are played by their stunt doubles while driving the General Lee in the start of this episode.
Sittin' Dukes

**Sittin' Dukes** is the eleventh episode of season seven of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred forty-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 14 December 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

Escaped convict and former Marine Lee Benson and his accomplice Brad Hixx go to Hazzard because Lee is out to settle a score with Luke. While Luke and Lee were in the Marines, and Luke was a sergeant, Benson was robbing his best friend's footlocker, and Luke walked in on Benson doing it. Luke came in and found that Benson had stabbed the man, but not killed him, so Luke had Benson locked in the brig for a couple of years. Now, Benson wants Luke to pay for that. As part of Benson's plan to get even, he orders Bo and Luke at gunpoint to drive them out of state in the General Lee, and not to let on that anything is not right when they are approached by the authorities. Chickasaw County Sheriff Big Ed Little, who is helping track Benson and Hixx, assumes that the Dukes are helping the crooks. To escape detection, Benson and Hixx force Bo and Luke to drive through a forest fire. When Sheriff Little locks everyone except Enos in a holding cell to prevent their interference, Bo and Luke must rely on Enos' help, and their own wits, to stop Benson and Hixx.
The Walking Dead: Season Two

***The Walking Dead: Season Two*** is an episodic adventure video game developed by Telltale Games and based on *The Walking Dead* comic book series. It is the sequel to the first game and is the 2nd season of *The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series*. It consists of five episodes.

## Voice Cast and Characters

* Melissa Hutchison as Clementine
* Gavin Hammond as Kenny
* Scott Porter as Luke
* Shay Moore as Rebecca
* Erin Yvette as Bonnie
* Michael Madsen as William Carver

## Episodes

1. "All That Remains"
2. "A House Divided"
3. "In Harm's Way"
4. "Amid The Ruins"
5. "No Going Back"
The Walking Dead (game)

***The Walking Dead*** (also known as ***The Walking Dead: Season One***) is an episodic, graphic adventure video game developed and published by Telltale Games, based on The Walking Dead comic book series. It is the first game, or season, of *The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series*.

The season consists of five episodes and a DLC *400 Days*.

## Episodes

1. "A New Day"
2. "Starved For Help"
3. "Long Road Ahead"
4. "Around Every Corner"
5. "No Time Left"
Enos in Trouble

**Enos in Trouble** is the ninth episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the ninety-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 19 November 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Enos' footlocker is shipped back to Hazzard from Los Angeles, and Enos and the Dukes pick it up at the depot, not knowing that a pair of crooks named Carter and Burke have hidden a fortune in stolen emeralds inside his flashlight, where its batteries are supposed to be. Carter and Burke are in Hazzard to get the emeralds, and to top it off, Boss Hogg hears about the emeralds, and he also wants them.
Bad Day in Hazzard

**Bad Day in Hazzard** is the twenty-third episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the eighty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 5 March 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Mr. Thackery and his group of armed robbers take over the Boar's Nest with Boss Hogg, Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane, Cletus, Bo, Luke, and Daisy Duke as hostages so they can evacuate the town under false pretenses, and then rob an armored truck that's carrying ten million dollars to the Hazzard Bank. Thackery soon learns that capturing a Duke is a lot easier than holding on to one.
The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series

***The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series***, originally titled ***The Walking Dead: A Telltale Games Series***, is an episodic video game series.

## Games

* *The Walking Dead*
* *The Walking Dead: Season Two*
* *The Walking Dead: A New Frontier*
* *The Walking Dead: The Final Season*
* *The Walking Dead: Michonne*
The Late J.D. Hogg

**The Late J.D. Hogg** is the fourth episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the forty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 21 November 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg forecloses on the Duke farm fair and square, thanks to Cletus, and he also has the Dukes wrongfully arrested on a federal charge. Then, Boss gets news from his doctor that he supposedly has some type of terminal illness that gives him only two weeks to live. Boss believes that the only way to save himself from the devil is to perform good deeds until he dies, so he gives the Dukes their farm back, and he drops the charge. The Dukes have to deal with Linc McKay and Dell Webber, a pair of thieves who plan to rob the truck that's transporting the outgoing mail out of Hazzard County, which includes $100,000 in Social Security checks, and all the papers Boss signed. Boss' doctor receives a report that his diagnosis was an error, and Boss is healthy. Boss is pleased at the correct results, but he's devastated when he realizes that the good deeds that he has already done cannot be reversed.
The Walking Dead: A New Frontier

***The Walking Dead: A New Frontier*** consists of five episodes.

## Voice Cast and Characters

* Jeff Schine as Javier Garcia (5/5 episodes)
* Shelley Shenoy as Kate Garcia (5/5 episodes)
* Raymond Ochoa as Gabe Garcia (5/5 episodes)
* Alex Hernandez as David Garcia (5/5 episodes)
* Melissa Hutchison as Clementine (5/5 episodes)
* Troy Hall as Tripp (4, 5/5 episodes)
* Kelley Crowder as Eleanor
* Ally Johnson as Ava

*To Be Added*

## Episodes

1. "Ties That Bind: Part One"
2. "Ties That Bind: Part Two"
3. "Above The Law"
4. "Thicker Than Water"
5. "From The Gallows"
中野一花

* **介紹**
* 圖集

* 動畫
* 漫畫

飾演
--

**中野一花**（中野 一花／なかの いちか *Ichika Nakano*） 是《五等分的新娘》中的女主角之一，是中野家五胞胎的長女。

外貌
--

一花是個俏皮的女孩，特徵為不對稱短髮，髮色為淺粉色。右耳帶著單耳環的配飾。與姊妹們一樣，擁有藍色眼睛，其外貌與身形豐滿幾乎完全一樣。

一花穿著校服時，腰上綁著一件薄夾克，有時解開上衣，露出她的乳溝，此外還帶著戴著一個手提包。

五姐妹中最成熟嫵媚，因為大姐姐氣質的關係，在班上有許多仰慕者，是個很貪睡的人，總是看起來很懶散的樣子，很常打瞌睡，睡著時有脫衣服的習慣。還有著成熟的衣服，包含性感的睡衣。

但在家卻十分邋遢，居家能力相當糟糕，房間相當雜亂而且沒有整理，四葉因此經常整理一花的房間。

個性
--

性格沈著且冷靜，也有著小惡魔個性的一面。平時以「大姊的風範」從容的應對他人，實際上情感很細膩。也喜歡逗弄他人並對此持開放態度，甚至對男性也一樣。

風太郎曾看出一花的笑容是偽裝的，每當遇到到重要的事情時都會隱藏自己內心的感情，並認為她必須放下那種笑容。儘管她勇於表達自己的笑容和挑逗行為，但碰到心跳加速的情況時，反而顯露出是她的一種弱點。

一花最初對姐妹的學習能力保持悲觀的態度也不願學習。在受到風太郎的鼓勵和啟發後，鼓起勇氣去追求自己的夢想後才開始改變主意，願意主動和他一起學習。

才能
--

一花是剛起步的新人女演員兼模特兒，常在學業之餘進行表演活動。能夠完美的演出姐妹們的表情和特質，展示她出色的表演能力。

擅長觀察周遭的人，時常觀察著風太郎與自己的妹妹們。能夠推測出風太郎和五月爭吵過，也準確地猜測了五月當下的情感狀態。

五姐妹中學習能力處於中間，拿手的學習科目為數學。

### 中野三玖

一花和三玖是關係最親密的姐妹，他們彼此都有很深的了解，兩人經常一起活動。他們也會公開地彼此交談，表達他們兩之間的緊密聯繫。

### 中野四葉

一花和四葉兩人的關係良好，因為四葉每隔一段時間就會幫助一花清理她的房間。甚至心甘情願地為她做一些有點尷尬的事情。

### 中野五月

一花相當瞭解五月的心態情緒，即使是一個微小的變化，也會為她感到擔憂，甚至會告訴風太郎要如何對待她。

### 上杉風太郎

對風太郎的稱呼為「風太郎君」。

一花很喜歡逗弄風太郎，但他很少對此感到慌亂。由於一花令人費解的行為，讓風太郎很難理解她，在風太郎發現她的情況後，風太郎幫助一花讓她的感情更加誠實和真實，並讓她放棄偽裝的笑容。

在受到風太郎的幫助後，願意主動和他一起學習。隨著時間的經過，從煙花大會後對風太郎產生好感，到林間學校後開始到有明確的愛戀，當得到風太郎的讚美時甚至因此臉紅。

經歷
--

在煙花大會的演員試鏡事件中與風太郎確立「夥伴」關係並自此開始對風太郎產生好感。

然而因為查覺到三玖喜歡上了風太郎，所以選擇支援妹妹的戀情並壓抑自我的感覺。直到在林間學校後開始明確對風太郎的愛戀，但也因此陷入左右為難的局面。

軼事
--

代表顏色為黃色。喜歡的食物是鹹魚，討厭的食物是香菇，喜歡的飲料是星冰樂，喜歡的動物是河馬，喜歡的電視節目類型是戲劇，拿手的學習科目為數學，每日的慣例為慢跑。

## 參考資料

1. ↑ 春場蔥的Tweet 中野家五胞胎慶生圖
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 《五等分的新娘》漫畫第1話。
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 《五等分的新娘》漫畫第2話。
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 《五等分的新娘》漫畫第17話。
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 《五等分的新娘》漫畫第11話。
6. ↑ 《五等分的新娘》漫畫第28話。
7. ↑ 《五等分的新娘》漫畫第3話。
8. ↑ 《五等分的新娘》漫畫第13話。
9. ↑ 《五等分的新娘》漫畫第10話。
10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 《五等分的新娘》漫畫第27話。
11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 《五等分的新娘》漫畫第18話。
12. ↑ 《五等分的新娘》漫畫第20話。
13. ↑ 《五等分的新娘》漫畫第30話。
14. ↑ 《五等分的新娘》漫畫第31話。
15. ↑ 《五等分的新娘》漫畫第12話。
16. ↑ 《五等分的新娘》漫畫單行本第3卷及後續卷的人物簡介欄。
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**上杉風太郎**是個有著優異的成績並占據學年第一名位置的天才高中生，但卻是性格卻極為扭曲、社交性極差的人，同時過著艱難的生活，而父親背負著沉重的債務，和他的妹妹經常挨餓。
某天父親替風太郎找到一個收入很高的兼職，對方是最近搬來一戶叫做**中野家**的富豪人家，因為女兒的成績很差，為此聘請風太郎作為家庭教師進行指導，對方也是高中生並轉學進風太郎的學校；然而中野家的女兒居然是同卵五胞胎姐妹，分別是**一花**、**二乃**、**三玖**、**四葉**和**五月**。
外貌相同的五胞胎姐妹擁有各種各樣的個性，但同樣都對學習抱持無所謂的態度。這些女孩們對於風太郎保持排外的意識，但風太郎仍勤奮頑強地說服並推動這些女孩們提升課業能力。

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五等分的新娘 角色歌迷你專輯

## 音樂資訊

### 主唱歌手

* 中野一花：花澤香菜
* 中野二乃：竹達彩奈
* 中野三玖：伊藤美來
* 中野四葉：佐倉綾音
* 中野五月：水瀨祈

### 唱片公司

波麗佳音

**五等分的新娘 角色歌曲・迷你專輯**（キャラクターソング・ミニアルバム） 是「五等分的新娘」電視動畫的迷你專輯。

## 收錄樂曲

1. **Hello, dear my dream ～一秒後には～**
歌手：中野一花（CV：花澤香菜）
2. **アイツとキミ～二度とない運命～**
歌手：中野二乃（CV：竹達彩奈）
3. **Lovely music ～三週間前までは白かった～**
歌手：中野三玖（CV：伊藤美來）
4. **ハートのカタチ～四つ葉のClover～**
歌手：中野四葉（CV：佐倉綾音）
5. **素直にOpen heart ～五つ数えて～**
歌手：中野五月（CV：水瀨祈）

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