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John Schneider

**John Richard Schneider** (born 8 April 1960) is an American actor and country music singer.

He is best known for his portrayal of Beauregard "Bo" Duke in the American television series *The Dukes of Hazzard*.

## Career Highlights

He played Jonathan Kent in the 2001–11 TV series *Smallville* (an adaptation of Superman), and James "Jim" Cryer in the television series *The Haves and the Have Nots*, created by Tyler Perry.

Alongside his acting career, Schneider has been a singer since the early 1980s, releasing nine studio albums and a greatest hits package, as well as eighteen singles. This total includes "I've Been Around Enough to Know", "Country Girls", "What's a Memory Like You", and "You're the Last Thing I Needed Tonight", all of which reached the top of the *Billboard* country singles charts.

In 2018, he competed in *Dancing with the Stars* with professional partner Emma Slater.
Twin Trouble

**Twin Trouble** is the ninth episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred seventeenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 25 November 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

After returning from a Marine Corps reunion, Luke chases a woman who robbed a jewelry store in Capitol City. At the same time, her identical twin sister is with Bo on the side of the road in a different part of the county. This provides an alibi for each of the twins, Cindy and Sandy Ballou. That causes a feud between Luke and Bo. Luke knows that the woman he chased committed the robbery, and Bo refuses to believe Luke, because Bo thinks that the woman Luke said he chased in Capitol City is the same woman who was on the side of the road with him. Bo and Luke realize that they are dealing with twins. Also, in an effort to save money, Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane and Enos get their patrol cars taken away by Boss Hogg, who gives them a pair of three-wheel ATVs to drive.
Enos

**Deputy Enos Strate** is a character on *The Dukes of Hazzard* and *Enos*. He was played by Sonny Shroyer.

## About Enos

Enos is a Hazzard County Deputy Sheriff. He is a friend of the Dukes. However, Rosco and Boss Hogg often force him to pursue the Dukes or arrest them on trumped-up charges. Enos begins as a rather good driver, respected as such by Bo and Luke, but he later becomes as incompetent a driver as Rosco. He transfers for a short time to the Los Angeles Police Department. When he returns from his stint in Los Angeles, he seems to be able to stand up to Boss and Rosco slightly more, and sometimes refuses to participate in their schemes. Rosco frequently calls him "jackass", and later "dipstick". Enos has a crush on Daisy Duke that she often uses to the Dukes' advantage in unraveling Hogg and Rosco's schemes. Enos is very much in love with Daisy, and although Daisy seems to love him back, it is supposedly only as a close friend. The two eventually plan to marry, but Enos calls it off at the last minute due to an attack of hives brought on by the excitement of possibly being married to Daisy. Later, Enos and Daisy become a pair again and plan to get married, but this time Daisy backs out at the last minute, upon the unexpected sight of her ex-husband. He returns to the LAPD and becomes a detective.

## References

1. ↑ [Enos and Daisy's Wedding]
2. ↑ [The Dukes of Hazzard Reunion!]
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Gold Fever

**Gold Fever** is the second episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the fifteenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 28 September 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

H. H. Harkness, a shady character from Texas, has arrived in Hazzard, and he pays Boss Hogg $25,000 to store a pile of gold bars in the Hazzard Bank, telling Boss Hogg that the gold is worth $3,000,000. Naturally, any amount of gold has Boss Hogg drooling. Bo and Luke are framed when the gold is stolen from the bank. The Dukes soon discover that the gold is fake, and that it's actually lead painted to look like gold. Harkness is a swindler who was using it to try to swindle Boss Hogg out of the $3,000,000 in insurance money that would be given to Harkness in the event of a robbery.
Bye, Bye Boss

**Bye, Bye Boss** is the eighteenth episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the fifty-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 13 March 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

While on the way to the Boar's Nest, Bo and Luke are ambushed by escaped convict Digger Jackson, who steals the General Lee. Jackson is angry and bent on settling a score with Boss Hogg, the man who put him in prison ten years ago. Bo and Luke are accused of a robbery committed by Jackson, and when Jackson kidnaps Boss for a ransom, no one in Hazzard wants to help get Boss back. Realizing that, the Dukes take on the task.
Enos Strate to the Top

**Enos Strate to the Top** is the first episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the thirty-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 5 November 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

After Daisy Duke takes a picture of Uncle Jesse in front of a bank in Atlanta, the Dukes notice that, in the background of the picture, the bank is getting robbed, and the picture shows the robbers removing their masks as they escape. The robbers follow the Dukes to Hazzard, and kidnap Daisy, demanding the picture in return for Daisy's release. Enos, against Rosco's orders, helps the Dukes rescue Daisy, and Enos is fired. To replace him, Boss hires his cousin Cletus Hogg as deputy. Enos is offered a job with the Los Angeles Police Department, a job that he has always wanted. Enos accepts the job, and moves to Los Angeles. Also, Rosco now has a basset hound named Flash.
To Catch a Duke

**To Catch a Duke** is the fourteenth episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the fifty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 6 February 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Myrna and Burt Roby pull off a jewelry robbery in Nashville and come through Hazzard County, where they immediately get busted on one of Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane's phony charges. When Rosco and Boss Hogg learn who the Robys are, the Robys escape and hijack Bo and Luke in the General Lee. Now, Boss thinks Bo and Luke were in on the robbery. The Robys throw the jewels into Rosco's car, intending to come back for them. When Boss finds the jewels with Rosco's dog Flash in Rosco's patrol car, he thinks Rosco's in on it too and fires him. Bo and Luke have to work with Rosco to clear themselves.
Dukes Strike It Rich

**Dukes Strike It Rich** is the second episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the eighty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 1 October 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg swindles newlyweds Jeb and Carrie Morton into buying a worthless piece of land next to the Duke farm, so the Dukes try to help the Mortons by scamming Boss. They make it look like they have found gold on the property so that Boss will buy the property back.
Cooter

**Cooter Davenport** is a character in *The Dukes of Hazzard*. He was played by Ben Jones.

## About Cooter

He is a Hazzard County mechanic. He was a wild man, often breaking the law. He borrowed Luke's car to "run the sheriff off the road to make him mad," then stole the sheriff's patrol car for impounding his. He ran moonshine for Boss Hogg. He seemingly broke into Boss Hogg's home to retrieve a trophy for an upcoming race. He "borrowed" the President's Limousine for a joy-ride when it was accidentally left unguarded.

He later settled down and become an easy going good ol' boy. He owns "Cooter's Garage" in Hazzard County Square, directly across from the Sheriff's Department. Cooter is an "Honorary Duke", as he shares the same values and often assists the Dukes in escaping Rosco's clutches, or helps them to foil Boss Hogg's schemes. Cooter drives a variety of trucks, including Fords, Chevys, and GMCs, and of course, his tow truck.

## Trivia

* During the second season, Ben Jones left the series for a few episodes due to a dispute over whether the character should be clean shaven or have a full beard. In his absence, Cooter's place was filled by several of Cooter's supposed cousins who were never mentioned before or since. Jones returned when the dispute was solved — Cooter would be clean shaven, although, for continuity the episodes were broadcast in a different order than that which they were filmed, so he was not clean shaven until the third season onwards.
* His CB handle is "Crazy Cooter" and he often starts his CB transmissions with "Breaker one, Breaker one, I might be crazy but I ain't dumb, Craaaazy Cooter comin' atcha, come on."

## References

1. ↑ One Armed Bandits
2. ↑ Mary Kaye's Baby
3. ↑ Luke's Love Story
4. ↑ Limo One Is Missing
Boss Behind Bars

**Boss Behind Bars** is the sixth episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred fourteenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 4 November 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

Pa Beaudry and his sons Sledge and Milo return to Hazzard to take one of Boss Hogg's moonshining stills after Milo blows up the Beaudrys' still. To get Boss out of the way, the Beaudrys frame him for sabotaging Uncle Jesse's car in the Ridgerunner Old Timer's race when Jesse's car flips over. Jesse is not injured, but parts from his car are found in one of Boss Hogg's pockets, and Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane puts Boss in jail while the Beaudrys take one of Boss' stills. When Boss hears about the theft, he tries to convince Rosco that the Beaudrys framed him. Jesse rightfully believes Boss when he says that he would never intentionally cause Jesse any physical harm. The last time the Beaudrys were in Hazzard, they kidnapped Flash and Daisy Duke, and tried to force Daisy to marry Milo. Bo and Luke investigate the Beaudrys, and it turns out that Pa Beaudry slipped the parts into Boss' pocket. It leads to a confrontation with the Beaudrys on the Beaudry property, in a remote part of Tennessee.
Flash

**Flash** is a character on *The Dukes of Hazzard*. She was portrayed by several Basset Hounds, distinguishable by different facial colors, the most regular being "Sandy".

## About Flash

She is a slow-paced Basset Hound and Rosco's loyal companion. She hates Boss Hogg but loves the Dukes. Rosco doted on Flash, often calling her "Velvet Ears".

## Trivia

* Flash was added at the start of the third season, after James Best suggested to the producers that Rosco have a dog.
* She first appeared in "Enos Strate to the Top", although was not formally introduced in that episode.
* Initially referred to as a boy, Flash is later regularly a girl, despite an occasional male reference afterwards.
* James Best bought a share of Sandy, who was rescued from an animal shelter and was trained by Alvin Mears of Alvin Animal Rentals. Sandy lived to age fourteen.
* A stuffed dog named Flush was used for dangerous work.
* She is the subject of the hit single, "Flash", by James Best, which also appeared on *The Dukes of Hazzard* soundtrack album.
Cletus Falls in Love

**Cletus Falls in Love** is the twelfth episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the seventy-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 11 December 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Cletus initiates a bogus traffic stop, but when Daisy Duke uses her charms to get Bo and Luke out of a phony ticket, Cletus thinks Daisy's in love with him. Daisy tries to end Cletus's courting of her without hurting him. Boss Hogg is upset when he's told that the state probation supervisor is coming to Hazzard to see what kind of job Boss is doing. In order to impress the supervisor, Boss needs a conviction against Bo and Luke so he can continue to receive a big paycheck as the Hazzard County probation officer. He frames Bo and Luke for passing a bad check, and they must clear their names. Boss fires Cletus after he bungles an arrest, prompting Cletus to side with the Dukes. Boss brings in Chickasaw County Sheriff Big Ed Little to guard a jailed Bo and Luke until they can be taken to the state probation supervisor. Daisy eventually tells Cletus she's not in love with him. Cletus takes it well and begins dating another woman. Bo and Luke get some unexpected help from Flash, who eats the forged check.
Follow That Still

**Follow That Still** is the fifteenth episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the twenty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 18 January 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg buys an old Army tank to use in his J. D. Hogg War Memorial in front of the Boars Nest. Things get out of hand when the Dukes try to help old family friend Hard Luck Jones kick the habit of running moonshine, and Hard Luck swipes the tank to use as a rolling still. When Bo and Luke try to help Hard Luck, and the tank gets stuck on Duke property, it turns into a race to get rid of the tank before Boss Hogg and local ATF agent Buchanon find them. As it turns out, Boss is using the tank as a storage place for contraband cigarettes.
My Son, Bo Hogg

**My Son, Bo Hogg** is the thirteenth episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the fifty-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 30 January 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Chickasaw County moonshine dealer C. V. Gumble has customers who are demanding moonshine, but she doesn't have any to sell. Gumble calls Boss Hogg and tells him that she needs him to send a shipment of his moonshine to her, and she's willing to pay as much as ten times the going rate, but Boss is having a hard time finding a driver who's not afraid of Chickasaw County Sheriff "Big Ed" Little. Bo is driving a car that he borrowed from Cooter. He is on his way to meet with a friend for a boar hunting trip, when Boss and Rosco start chasing him. They run Bo off the road, and when Bo gets out of the car, he trips and hits his head on a log. They take Bo to the emergency room without telling Uncle Jesse, Luke, and Daisy Duke. When Boss and Rosco are told that Bo has amnesia, Boss hatches a plan. He introduces himself as Bo's father and Rosco as Bo's uncle, planning to have Bo drive the moonshine into Chickasaw County. When Jesse, Luke, and Daisy figure out what Boss is up to, they have to get to Bo before Sheriff Little does.
Witness: Jesse Duke

**Witness: Jesse Duke** is the eighteenth episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 18 February 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg is trying to buy gas pumps from a crook named Hanson. The pumps would severely overcharge whoever buys gas from Boss' stations. Uncle Jesse is blinded by a blow to the face while trying to stop a bank robbery in Capitol City, and his eyesight might not return. The robbers, Parker and his accomplice Rick, do not want any witnesses, so they go to Hazzard County to track Jesse down, planning to kill him. Coy, Vance, and Daisy Duke decide to hide Jesse at Boss' house while they try to stop Parker and Rick.
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Miss Tri-Counties

**Miss Tri-Counties** is the twenty-fourth episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the eighty-third overall episode of the series. It first aired 12 March 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

The annual Miss Tri-Counties pageant is underway. It consists of beauty, racing, and mechanical ability. Daisy Duke is an entrant, and one of her opponents is Melanie Dubois, the girlfriend of Big Jim Mathers, the commissioner of Hatchapee County. Mathers pays Boss Hogg ten thousand dollars to make sure Melanie wins. Boss does everything he can to rig the racing and mechanical knowledge parts of the pageant, but Daisy wins both of them. Boss tries to keep her from the swimsuit competition, but Daisy makes it to the competition, and wins.
Dead and Alive

**Dead and Alive** is the fourteenth episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred twenty-second overall episode of the series. It first aired 20 January 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

Bo and Luke chase armored truck robbers Phil and Lenny through Chickasaw County, and Sheriff Ed Little mistakes the Dukes for the robbers. The only eyewitness who can clear Bo and Luke is their old friend, local artist Artie Bender, but Boss Hogg has just hidden Artie away and declared him legally dead so that Boss can sell Artie's paintings to an art dealer at inflated prices. Sheriff Little continues to pursue Bo and Luke after they escape from jail, as they try to unravel the mystery of whether Artie is really dead.
How to Succeed in Hazzard

**How to Succeed in Hazzard** is the eighteenth episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred twenty-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 17 February 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg's nephew Dewey Hogg, Hughie Hogg's older brother, returns to Hazzard for the first time in seven years, and Dewey says that he is dying from a rare and lethal sleeping disorder. He convinces Boss that he wants to build the Dewey Hogg Memorial Clinic as his legacy, if Boss will put up $50,000 and get the town to put up another $50,000. It works, and Dewey and Boss get Uncle Jesse to guard the money, which then comes up missing, and Dewey frames Jesse for the scam. Luke and Daisy Duke find that Dewey is faking his illness, and the Dukes devise a plan to get him to lead them right to the money. Luke makes Dewey believe he had drunk some poison wine and that he really is going to die. Luke pretends to order a very expensive stomach pump which will save his life. As planned, Dewey, in distress at the thought of dying, rushes over to the bank to find the stolen money to pay for the stomach pump. He had simply transferred the money into a different safety deposit box. However, Luke's plan goes sour when Boss and Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane blow their scheme. Dewey is able to escape, and the Dukes must follow him in a long car chase. Dewey and his lovely nurse assistant are stopped, and made to march out of Hazzard in disgrace, without the money.

## Trivia

* In this episode and "The Fortune Tellers", Bo only appears at the end making a phone call, because John Schneider was at a NASCAR rally.
Baa, Baa White Sheep

**Baa, Baa White Sheep** is the sixth episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the forty-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 5 December 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg's honest twin brother Abraham Lincoln Hogg comes to Hazzard for the reading of their Great Aunt Emma Lou Hogg's will, which entitles a piece of land to both of them. Boss had Abe declared legally dead five years ago when Abe disappeared in Africa. Abe had been caught up in so many business ventures that he lost track of time. Now Abe has returned to claim his half of Emma Lou Hogg's land, but Boss has already sold the land to a developer. Boss has Abe arrested in a nearby town so Abe will miss the reading of the will. Luke and Daisy Duke race to get Abe back before Boss pulls off his big switch and grabs the land that Abe plans to give to charity.

## Trivia

* Bo only appears in the opening and closing credits.
Undercover Dukes (Part One)

**Undercover Dukes (Part One)** is the sixteenth episode of season six of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred twenty-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 3 February 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

Bo and Luke are offered a chance to return to the NASCAR circuit, this time racing for Mary Beth Carver, the daughter of crime boss J.J. Carver. Mary Beth is not involved in Carver's operations. Bo and Luke decline, vowing to uphold a promise that they made to Uncle Jesse that they would never again leave the farm to return to racing. A Federal Agent named Walden later approaches Bo and Luke, offering a healthy cash sum for the two to work undercover as race car drivers for Mary Beth, since J.J. Carver is involved in a gambling racket that has involved murder, robbery, and illegal gambling. It is an offer that's too good to pass up, and Bo and Luke agree to work for Walden, who tells them that they cannot tell Jesse or Daisy what they are doing, which leaves a clueless Daisy angry. Daisy berates Bo and Luke for leaving her and Jesse to go back to the NASCAR circuit after they promised not to. She even slaps Bo.
The Hazzardgate Tape

**The Hazzardgate Tape** is the fifth episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the ninety-first overall episode of the series. It first aired 22 October 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg has reaped a bonanza through hijacking, stolen cars, and bootlegging, thanks to a new state highway. But there are other counties that the highway runs through. Sharkey, Hopkins, and Bowman, the even more corrupt commissioners of three of those counties, want Boss to pay for refusing to share the loot, and their plan is to take over Hazzard County. The Dukes have no choice but to team up with Boss to save Hazzard County from a fate worse than Boss. The Dukes let Boss hide out at the farm until Coy and Vance can expose Sharkey, Hopkins, and Bowman by tape-recording a conversation between them.
Cale Yarborough Comes to Hazzard

**Cale Yarborough Comes to Hazzard** is the ninth episode of season seven of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred thirty-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 23 November 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

Cale Yarborough comes to Hazzard to visit Robbie, an orphan who is about to undergo surgery at Tri-County Hospital. Eddie Scoggins and Elmo Smith rob the Capitol City Bank and buy a hideout from Boss Hogg, then frame Bo, Luke, and Cale for the robbery.
High Octane

**High Octane** is the fifth episode of the first season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*. It first aired 23 February 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

The Federal Energy Commission offers a twenty-thousand-dollar prize for its clean fuel contest seeking a substitute for fossil fuels. The Dukes decide to enter Uncle Jesse's famous moonshine recipe in the contest because it once worked as fuel in Black Tillie, Jesse's old moonshining car. When Boss Hogg hears about the contest, he sets out to steal Jesse's moonshine recipe to use as his own entry in the contest. Meanwhile, Federal agent Roxanne Huntley is in town to investigate possible moonshine running.
Go West, Young Dukes

**Go West, Young Dukes** is the eighth episode of season seven of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred thirty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 16 November 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

After inheriting his grandfather's estate, Boss Hogg finds a letter from Uncle Jesse's great-great grandfather Jeremiah Duke, saying that Jeremiah signed the Duke farm over to Boss' great-great grandfather Thaddeus B. Hogg in 1872, a time when Hazzard was a cattle town called Sleepy City. Now, Boss evicts the Dukes from the farm, but before they go, they look in Jeremiah's old diary to find out what really happened back then, because the diary might give them a clue as to how to keep the farm out of Boss' hands. What they find is that Thaddeus Hogg was pressuring Jeremiah Duke to sell the farm. Bo, Luke, and Daisy Duke's great-grandparents, Joe Duke, Hank Duke, and Dixie Duke, came to help Jeremiah, and found themselves up against Hogg's hired help, Frank and Jesse James. When they could not scare off the Dukes, Hogg framed Hank for horse rustling, and traded Hank's freedom to Jeremiah for the farm. Thinking that he won, Hogg headed for town just as the James boys robbed his safe. They grabbed him and Rufus Z. Coltrane, Rosco's great-great grandfather, and headed for the hills. Did the Dukes of old save the day back then, and will it help the present-day Dukes keep their farm?
Tom Wopat

**Thomas Steven Wopat** (born 9 September 1951) is an American actor and singer.

He first achieved fame as Lucas K. "Luke" Duke in *The Dukes of Hazzard*.

## Career Highlights

Wopat has worked regularly, most often on the stage in musicals and in supporting television and movie roles. He was a semi-regular guest on the 1990s comedy series *Cybill*, and had a small role as U.S. Marshal Gil Tatum in *Django Unchained*. Wopat also has a recurring role as Sheriff Jim Wilkins on the television series *Longmire*. Additionally, Wopat has recorded several albums of country songs and pop standards, scoring a series of moderately successful singles in the 1980s and 1990s.
Farewell, Hazzard

**Farewell, Hazzard** is the twenty-first episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 11 March 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg pulls out all the stops to foreclose on or buy all the land in Hazzard County so he and his new business partner, Lisa Sue "L.S." Pritchard from Dallas, can develop "New Hazzard". When the Dukes lose the farm after Pritchard's goons keep them from making their mortgage payment, they look into why Pritchard really wants all that land. When they find her plans for turning Hazzard County into a strip mine so that she can mine coal, they have to convince Boss of it before Hazzard County becomes a big, empty hole.
10 Million Dollar Sheriff (Part 1)

**10 Million Dollar Sheriff (Part 1)** is the eighth episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the sixty-seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 20 November 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane inherits ten million dollars from his great uncle Hosiah Coltrane. Before he even gets the money, he starts spending it like crazy. He buys a Rolls Royce patrol car and gaudy rhinestone suits and speaks his mind freely to Boss Hogg. Rosco, frustrated by years of being outfoxed by Bo and Luke, offers Jason Steele, the meanest bounty hunter in Georgia, one hundred thousand dollars to track down Bo and Luke, and make sure they're put in prison. Steel and his partner Dawson arrive in Hazzard, and start pursuing the Duke boys. As Bo and Luke repeatedly slip out of Steele's grasp, Rosco swindles Boss out of everything he owns when Boss' crooked poker game backfires. Uncle Jesse learns that Steele has been in trouble with the law before. While trying to track Steele down, Jesse takes a fall down a hill and hits his head.
Welcome Back, Bo 'n' Luke

**Welcome Back, Bo 'n' Luke** is the nineteenth episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 25 February 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

Bo and Luke return to Hazzard County after a great season on the NASCAR Circuit, where they won the Mobile Cup in Mobile, Alabama. Coy and Vance have decided to leave Hazzard to take care of their Uncle Elbert and Aunt Bessie's farm while Elbert is in the hospital. For the past couple of months, Cooter has been moonlighting at the Chickasaw Garage and getting hardly any sleep because Boss Hogg has deliberately raised Cooter's mortgage to a balloon payment of five thousand dollars, hoping to foreclose on the garage because Boss wants to build a new shopping center in its place. Also, NASCAR driver Petey Willis has come out of retirement to prepare for the Atlanta 500, but Petey's car crashes during a practice run after Cooter worked on it and installed high-performance gas hoses in the engine. Petey's daughter Sarah Ann gets upset and blames Cooter, so a devastated Cooter decides to sell the Hazzard Garage to Boss and move to the mountains to become a recluse. Boss tells Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane to take the Hazzard Garage's deed to Atlanta and record it. Bo and Luke figure out the cause of the crash, the pressure going through the fuel line burst a hole in the line, spraying gas all over the manifold. The Dukes are surprised that the manifold did not burn up. In an attempt to kill Petey, someone removed a high performance fuel hose that Cooter installed, and installed a low performance, store-bought fuel line in its place, knowing that it would blow and cause Petey to wreck. Sarah Ann tells Bo and Luke that Petey's backup driver Joey Bryan, is not exactly happy about the idea of Petey driving in the Atlanta 500. It was Joey who installed the low performance fuel line in Petey's car. It turns out that Joey wanted Petey out of the way, because Joey had bet on someone else to win the race. While Bo and Luke go after Joey, Jesse tells Cooter what is going on, and Daisy Duke comes up with a plan to stop Rosco from recording the deed to the Hazzard Garage.

## Trivia

* This is the only episode to feature all four Duke boys.
Repo Men

**Repo Men** is the fourth episode of the first season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*. It first aired 16 February 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg plans to buy his wife Lulu a Rolls Royce from a car lot run by Ace Parker, a crooked car dealer who has already sold the car to a counterfeiting ring. Now Ace and Boss want Bo and Luke to repossess the car so Lulu can have it. It's not going to be easy to repossess the car, especially when Bo and Luke discover that Boss and Ace have been selling stolen cars, and they've set a trap to make it look like Bo and Luke were the thieves who stole the cars. Also, the counterfeiters have stashed counterfeit $20 bill engraving plates in the car, and that's why they're not exactly anxious to give the car up.
The Dukes of Hazzard (soundtrack)

**The Dukes of Hazzard** is the original soundtrack from the television series *The Dukes of Hazzard*. It was released by Scotti Brothers in 1981. It was re-released on compact disc in 2005.

## Tracklist

### Side One

1. "Good 'Ol Boys" - The Hazzard County Boys 2:23
Composed by – Waylon Jennings
Narrator – Sorrell Booke
Vocals – The Hazzard County Boys
2. "The General Lee" - Johnny Cash 2:52
Composed by – Thom Bresh
Vocals, Composed By, Producer – Johnny Cash 2:16
3. "Laughing All the Way to the Bank" - The Hazzard County Boys
Narrator – Sorrell Booke
Vocals – The Hazzard County Boys
4. "Up on Cripple Creek" - Tom Wopat 3:20
Composed by – J.R. Robertson
Producer – Mike Post
Producer [Assistant] – Herb Pedersen
Vocals – Tom Wopat
5. "Cover Girl Eyes" - Doug Kershaw & The Hazzard County Boys 3:16
Vocals – Doug Kershaw, The Hazzard County Boys
6. "In the Driver's Seat" - John Schneider 2:53
Vocals – John Schneider

### Side Two

1. "Flash" - James Best 3:18
Vocals, Narrator – James Best
2. "Down Home American Girl" - Catherine Bach 3:02
Vocals – Catherine Bach
3. "Duelin' Dukes" - No Artist 3:17
Narrator – Sorrell Booke
4. "Keep Between Them Ditches" - Doug Kershaw & The Hazzard County Boys 3:44
Vocals – Doug Kershaw, The Hazzard County Boys
5. "Ballad of the General Lee" - Doug Kershaw & The Hazzard County Boys 4:04
Vocals – Doug Kershaw, The Hazzard County Boys

## Gallery

Cassette coverCassette side oneCassette side twoEpic - New Zealand
The Canterbury Crock

**The Canterbury Crock** is the twenty-first episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the fifty-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 10 April 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Emma Partridge has a yard sale, hoping to make enough money to pay off her mortgage to Boss Hogg. After buying a vase there, the Dukes are harassed by big-time buyer Mr. Beckman because the vase is actually worth a fortune. Mr. Beckman will stop at nothing to get the vase, and things get worse when Boss Hogg tries to cut himself in on the deal after learning that Mr. Beckman is willing to pay at least $50,000 for the vase.
State of the County

**State of the County** is the tenth episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the forty-eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 9 January 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg's State of the County address threatens to literally go up in smoke because of Boss J. W. Hickman, the county commissioner in Claridge County who is meaner than Hogg, Hickman has been trying for years to take over Hogg's operations in Hazzard County. Daisy Duke gives a stranger named Earl Beckett a ride into Hazzard to work for Cooter, and Daisy finds herself falling for Earl. What the Dukes don't know is that Hickman has hired Earl to kill Boss Hogg so Hickman can take over in Hazzard County. Earl gets Bo and Luke accused of the attempts to kill Boss. In order to clear their names, Bo and Luke have to figure out who Hickman hired to kill Boss.

## Celebrity Speed Trap

The Oak Ridge Boys perform "Leaving Louisiana in the Broad Daylight".
Shine On Hazzard Moon

**Shine On Hazzard Moon** is the sixteenth episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the seventy-fifth overall episode of the series. It first aired 15 January 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg wants Uncle Jesse's famous moonshine recipe so he can sell it to Jasper Fenwick, the biggest moonshine distributor in Georgia. When Jesse refuses to give it to him, Boss hires a crooked magician to frame Bo and Luke for stealing money intended for the orphanage, and then Boss asks Jesse for the moonshine recipe in exchange for their release. The Duke boys will have to escape from jail and get to Jesse before Boss can succeed with his plan.
Comrade Duke

**Comrade Duke** is the seventeenth episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred third overall episode of the series. It first aired 11 February 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

A Russian gymnastics team passing through Hazzard stops at Cooter's garage to get their bus serviced. The team's star gymnast, Natasha, escapes and hides in the bed of Uncle Jesse's pickup truck in the hopes that she can get to Detroit, Michigan, where she has relatives. Problem is, a group of KGB men and their leader Borov were on the bus to prevent anyone on the bus from defecting. The Dukes, always glad to help out anyone in need, find Natasha in the bed of Jesse's truck, and they decide to help her escape. Borov will stop at nothing to find her, and he even seeks the help of Boss Hogg.
Treasure of Hazzard

**Treasure of Hazzard** is the sixteenth episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the twenty-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 25 January 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

College history professor Laura Bardsley has arrived in Hazzard to find a buried Civil War strongbox that was buried before the Battle of Hazzard, and it contains a regimental payroll. Boss Hogg is also after the strongbox. Laura promises to give Boss Hogg the money contained in the strongbox, as long as she keeps the historic documents and other items of interest in it. Fortune-hunter Stacy Williams and her accomplice, Dr. James Fenwick, will stop at nothing to get to the strongbox first. The Dukes become involved and help Laura recover the strongbox when it's stolen by Stacy and Dr. Fenwick.
The Meeting

**The Meeting** is the fourth episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the seventeenth overall episode of the series. It first aired 12 October 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

Boss Hogg rents the Hazzard jail out for $10,000 to his old friend, mobster Black Jack Bender, and a group of other syndicate kingpins, so they can hold a conspiracy meeting. When Bo and Luke find a lot of weapons in the cars of Bender and the other kingpins, they start poking around, and discover that Bender is in town, with plans to use Hazzard as the epicenter of his crime syndicate. Bo and Luke quickly find that investigating the mob is a lot easier than getting away from them. The Dukes hatch a plan to outsmart Bender and his associates until federal agents can arrive to take them into custody.
Daisy's Shotgun Wedding

**Daisy's Shotgun Wedding** is the twenty-second and final episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred eighth overall episode of the series. It first aired 18 March 1983 on CBS.

## Summary

Bo and Luke have been overprotective of Daisy Duke ever since they returned to Hazzard. Tired of being smothered, Daisy decides to move into the rooming house where her friend Sally Jo lives. The Beaudrys, a moonshining family from a remote part of Tennessee, come into Hazzard to make a moonshine deal with Boss Hogg.

After realizing the importance of family, Daisy decides to return to the Duke farm, but she and Flash are kidnapped by the Beaudrys. The Beaudrys also take twenty thousand dollars belonging to Boss. Milo Beaudry wants a dog and a wife, and he wants Daisy to be that wife. Bo, Luke, Boss, Uncle Jesse, and Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane set off to rescue Daisy and Flash. Bo and Luke must take to the air in a pair of ultralites. When the so-called preacher arrives, and Daisy is being forced at gunpoint to marry Milo, Bo and Luke show up just in time.
The Fugitive

**The Fugitive** is the fifth episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the sixty-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 3 November 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

As Luke and Daisy Duke are helping Bo prepare for the Tri-Counties Motocross motorcycle race, an attractive drifter named Mindy Lou overhears Boss Hogg and Rosco talking about stealing motorcycles from the competitors, repainting them, and shipping them to Leroy Dibbs, so Leroy can sell them. Because of that, Boss wants Mindy Lou out of the way, so he orders Rosco to arrest her, but she escapes from Rosco and is found by the Dukes, who try to help her.

## Celebrity Speed Trap

Johnny Paycheck performs "Take This Job and Shove It."
The Hazzardville Horror

**The Hazzardville Horror** is the second episode of season three of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the fortieth overall episode of the series. It first aired 7 November 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

A pair of thieves, Claude Billings and his son Billy Joe, steal Boss Hogg's silver collection from the Boar's Nest, and stash it at an old abandoned house that Daisy Duke's friend Mary Lou Pringle has inherited from her uncle Ezekiah "Zeke" Pringle. Boss Hogg thinks it was Daisy, Bo, and Luke who stole the silver. To keep Mary Lou away from the house while the silver is being melted for easy transport, Claude and Billy Joe stage a series of fake paranormal events to make the house look like it's haunted. But Mary Lou has the Dukes on her side.
Moonrunners

**Moonrunners** is a feature film released 14 May 1975 by United Artists. The story and characters were reworked into the television show *The Dukes of Hazzard*.

## Summary

The Balladeer introduces and comments on the story of cousins, Grady and Bobby Lee Hagg, who run bootleg liquor for their uncle Jesse Hagg of Shiloh County.

Uncle Jesse is a Baptist who knows the Bible better than the local preacher. He has been a widower since Aunt Libby died ten years ago. He still makes liquor according to his "granddaddy's granddaddy's" recipe in stills named Molly and Beulah. Every drop is aged two years, and bottled in glass, never plastic. The Haggs have been making their recipe since before the Revolutionary War, and Jesse only sells to a friend in nearby Florence to ensure that his liquor is never blended with any other.

Bobby Lee is a smart-mouthed schemer, named for Confederate General Robert E. Lee. Bobby Lee is placed in the Pikkens County jail for a bar fight at the Boar's Nest. On his way home, he helps Beth Ann Eubanks, who is on the run from family trouble in Mississippi. Uncle Jesse lodges her at his home, and Lee courts her.

Grady is a laconic "Romeo" who drives their 1955 Chevrolet stock car #54, named Traveller after General Lee's horse. Grady probably has a number of children around Shiloh and Tennessee.

The cousins take Beth to the next race at the local track. The other stock car drivers include "good ol' boy" Zeebo, and Zeebo's lackey Cooter Pettigrew. Zeebo, driving #31, and Cooter, driving #28, team up to beat Grady in the race, leading to a moonlit bootlegger road race between Bobby Lee and Zeebo.

The county boss is Jake Rainey, a friend of Jesse's from the old days when they both bootlegged for Jesse's father in 1934, and owner of the local bar and brothel. Jake has control of all the other moonshine in the county, and sells it to the New York Syndicate (mob). He needs Jesse's supply to fill an order, but Jesse will not sell to Jake since Jake would mix it with lesser quality liquor.

To get at Jesse's supply, Jake uses Sheriff Rosco Coltrane, to harass the cousins. At the same time he uses Zeebo, and Reba (Jake’s wife who is having an affair with Grady) to goad the boys into a trap. During these events, Uncle Jesse calls Jake "hog" (effectively making Jake "Boss Hogg") as a put-down. Uncle Jesse dies after attempting to make a moonshine run. The cousins, who are on probation and cannot own guns, use a bow with explosive arrows to put Jake Rainey's moonshining factory out of business.

## Cast

* James Mitchum as Grady Hagg
* Kiel Martin as Bobby Lee Hagg
* Arthur Hunnicutt as Uncle Jesse Hagg
* Chris Forbes as Beth Ann Eubanks
* George Ellis as Jake Rainey
* Pete Munro as Zeebo
* Joan Blackman as Reba Rainey
* Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer
* Spanky McFarlane as Precious, Jake's bartender
* Joey Giordello as a Syndicate man
* Happy Humphery as Tiny, a Syndicate man
* Bill Gribble as Cooter Pettigrew
* Bruce Atkins as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
* Ben Jones as Agent Fred from Chicago
Robot P. Coltrane

**Robot P. Coltrane** is the fourth episode of season seven of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the one hundred thirty-fourth overall episode of the series. It first aired 12 October 1984 on CBS.

## Summary

Computer technician Rance is fired from his job shortly after completing work on a contract. He and co-worker Marv get revenge against their former employer by stealing a cache of electronics to sell on the black market, then steal back for ransom. One of those items is an advanced robot named Bobby Joe. Bo and Luke, who had an earlier skirmish with Rance and Marv, become suspicious and investigate their van. Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane catches the Duke boys inside the van, but bungles the arrest. The robot, however, is easily able to apprehend the Dukes. Boss Hogg is impressed, buys the robot, and promptly promotes Bobby Joe to Hazzard County Sheriff. Marv and Rance plan to use Bobby Joe to rob the Hazzard Bank. The Dukes are suspicious and begin to investigate. Before long, they find the crooks' hideout and their ransom note to the electronics company, proving that Bobby Joe was stolen. Marv and Rance discover the Dukes snooping around. They capture the Dukes and tie them up before heading out to rob the bank. After they have put all the loot in their truck, they have Bobby Joe hold Rosco at the scene so it will appear that Rosco robbed the bank. When Boss arrives, he is angry at Rosco until the Dukes show up and explain everything. The Dukes take off in the General Lee, followed by Rosco and Enos, to find Marv and Rance. Bo and Luke are able to stop Marv and Rance's truck and grab them. Rosco and Enos show up just in time to collect the crooks and the stolen money. Rosco is now a proud sheriff once again.
Trouble at Cooter's

**Trouble at Cooter's** is the tenth episode of season four of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the sixty-ninth overall episode of the series. It first aired 27 November 1981 on CBS.

## Summary

A pair of fur thieves named Russ Mitchell and Bonnie Lane come to Hazzard to sell Boss Hogg some stolen mink coats. However, they lost one of the coats on the highway, so Boss doesn't pay them for that one. Determined to get the coats back for that loss of money, Mitchell plans on breaking into the storage room where Boss put the coats by going through a hole in the wall at Cooter's Garage, while Bonnie uses her charms to distract Cooter.
A Little Game of Pool

**A Little Game of Pool** is the eleventh episode of season five of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the ninety-seventh overall episode of the series. It first aired 3 December 1982 on CBS.

## Summary

Uncle Jesse is one of the competitors in the upcoming 37th annual Tri-Counties Amateur Pool Championship at the Boar's Nest. Boss Hogg is trying to get his hands on the General Lee so he can sell it to Joe Landis and Don Purcell, a pair of hijackers who need a good getaway car. Landis and Purcell have put together a list of every payroll shipment in the state, and Boss' plan is for Landis and Purcell to hijack the shipments, and split them with him. When Landis and Purcell try to steal the General Lee, they are stopped by the Dukes, so Boss challenges Jesse to a game of pool, Ridge Runner style, and he tricks Jesse into wagering the General Lee. Jesse is a better pool player than Boss is, but Boss still has some dirty tricks up his sleeve, such as naming Chickasaw Thins as Jesse's opponent, because no one has ever beaten Chickasaw Thins. Jesse loses the General in the game, and now the Dukes have to find the General and get it back from Landis and Purcell, who have painted it black.
Southern Comfurts

**Southern Comfurts** is the twenty-third and final episode of the second season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*, and the thirty-sixth overall episode of the series. It first aired 21 March 1980 on CBS.

## Summary

Uncle Jesse's cousin Holly Comfurt and her family suddenly strike it rich when Holly sells her farm for $250,000. While in Hazzard, the Comfurts rent a Rolls-Royce that breaks down, so Cooter lends them a car while he fixes it. The loaner car is stolen from outside Cooter's garage by a drunk man, with the money in a case in the trunk. Then the car is sold to two men who plan to rob the Hazzard Bank, while Boss Hogg makes plans to get his hands on Holly's money.
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Double Sting

**Double Sting** is the thirteenth and final episode of the first season of *The Dukes of Hazzard*. It first aired 11 May 1979 on CBS.

## Summary

After fighting at the Boar's Nest against Tom Colt, a stranger who tried to assault Daisy, Bo and Luke are arrested. At the jail, the local physician, Doc Henry Petticord, suspects that Colt has a case of the plague, and so he quarantines the jail with the police, Bo, Luke, and Uncle Jesse there. Then the Hazzard bank, which is owned by Boss Hogg, is robbed by Irving and Wendel, two crooks who are disguised as Laurel and Hardy, and Daisy chases them. Boss and Rosco wrongly accuse Bo and Luke of setting up the robbery. Tom Colt faked his illness so Boss, Rosco, and Enos would be out of the way while Irving and Wendel were robbing the bank. The only way Bo and Luke can clear themselves is to escape from jail and go after Irving and Wendel, who have kidnapped Daisy.