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EP1 Happy Birthday, General Lee Sep 21, 1984

It's been 8 years since the Dukes got the General Lee and we see the story of how they got it. When it was originally used as a getaway car for some gold dust thieves and Bo and Luke got it from a junkyard because they needed a car to race in.

EP2 Welcome, Waylon Jennings Sep 28, 1984

The Dukes' old friend Waylon Jennings comes to Hazzard with his mobile museum to use as a charity exhibit. But Boss hires two crooks to steal it and sell it back for a ransom.

EP3 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Duke Oct 05, 1984

Luke drinks some pond water that a truck accidentally spilled some genetic drugs into. This makes Luke character change a great deal. He becomes a total jerk, badmouths Bo, Daisy, and Jesse, harasses every girl at the Boar's Nest and eventually plans to rob Boss' bank.

EP4 Robot P. Coltrane Oct 12, 1984

A couple of thieves bring an advanced robot - that they stole for a ransom - through Hazzard County and Boss decides to buy it off them, fires Rosco, and make it the new sheriff: Robot P. Coltrane.

EP5 No More Mr. Nice Guy Oct 19, 1984

Boss swindles the Dukes into thinking they won a bunch of prizes at the Capitol City Department Store. All the prizes turn out to be stolen. However, Boss Hogg gets a bump on the head, later on, gets amnesia and becomes a nice gentleman - temporarily.

EP6 The Dukes in Hollywood Nov 02, 1984

While a Hollywood production company is shooting a movie in Hazzard, the star almost has a car accident and the Dukes save him, and when the producers see how they saved him, they offer the Dukes a part in the movie and get to go to Hollywood for a while - but Boss and Rosco must go with them.

EP7 Cool Hands, Luke & Bo Nov 09, 1984

While driving through Osage, the most feared county around ruled by the mean Colonel Claiborne, Bo and Luke end up on a chain gang in the Osage Road Prison - which is the first step of Claiborne's plan to get Boss down there to swindle him out of everything he owns.

EP8 Go West, Young Dukes Nov 16, 1984

Boss Hogg finds a piece of paper from his great grandfather Thaddeus that Jesse's great grandfather Jeremiah signed over the Duke farm. Confused as ever, The Dukes find their great grandma's diary and they tell the story about the events leading up to it from the 1800's.

EP9 Cale Yarborough Comes to Hazzard Nov 23, 1984

Cale Yarborough comes to Hazzard to see a sick boy in the hospital who is about to go in for surgery. But he and the Dukes ends up getting mixed up with bank robbers.

EP10 Danger on the Hazzard Express Nov 30, 1984

Boss Hogg masterminds a plan to knock a boxcar off a train containing valuables by hiring three crooks to hook a remote control up to a car to knock off the boxcar. But when the car they use is wrecked, they steal the General Lee to use it for the remote control.

EP11 Sittin' Dukes Dec 14, 1984

Escape convicts come to Hazzard. One of them is out to settle a score with Luke because he sent him to prison in the Marines. Sheriff Little was put in charge of the investigation and the convicts force the Dukes to let them escape and end up driving the General Lee through a forest fire.

EP12 Sky Bandits over Hazzard Dec 21, 1984

When a group of armored car robbers steals the armored car by lifting off the ground with a helicopter, the Dukes are blamed for the crime. But when Bo and Luke are apprehended, they strike again. Knowing that they're innocent, Boss and Rosco let the Duke boys escape so that they can do Rosco's dirty work and catch the robbers.

EP13 The Haunting of J.D. Hogg Jan 04, 1985

Boss' great uncle Silas Hogg had recently died and left in him a bunch of money in his will to give to charity at his discretion. Knowing that Boss won't give the money to charity, The Dukes set up some gadgets and make it look like Silus is haunting him into giving the money to charity.

EP14 When You Wish Upon a Hogg Jan 11, 1985

Hughie Hogg returns to Hazzard with his ultimate plan to cheat Boss out of everything he owns by making him think there's a genie in a magic lamp that will give him all sorts of wishes.

EP15 Strange Visitor to Hazzard Jan 25, 1985

With a lot of UFO sightings in Hazzard, Bo and Luke are starting to think that people are crazy until an alien from outer space hides in the General Lee and comes back to the Duke farm with them. However, when Boss finds out about this, he wants to take it and sell it.

EP16 Enos and Daisy's Wedding Feb 01, 1985

A pair of crooks robs Boss' bank and frame Enos for it; Daisy becomes a witness against him when she thinks she saw it. Daisy, knowing that Enos would never do it, cannot refuse to testify against him or she'll be in contempt. So she decides to marry Enos - that way she cannot legally testify against him.

EP17 Opening Night at the Boar's Nest Feb 08, 1985

Boss and Lulu put on a talent show at the Boar's Nest. And when Rosco uses his magic act to make Boss disappear, he does when two parolees come to Hazzard who is out to kill Boss - who put them away. But instead they hold him for a ransom.

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Released: 26 January 1979 Ended

Producted By: Warner Bros. Television

Country: United States of America

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Synopsis

Cousins Bo and Luke Duke and their car "General Lee", assisted by Cousin Daisy and Uncle Jesse, have a running battle with the authorities of Hazzard County (Boss Hogg and Sheriff Coltrane), plus a string of ne'er-do-wells often backed by the scheming Hogg.

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Tom Wopat , John Schneider , Catherine Bach

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John Wayne Landry I remember as a 7 year old or younger that I lived to watch the Dukes Of Hazzard on Friday nights,& it would devastate me whenever I would either get punished from the TV that night or fall asleep before it came on.I was in love with Daisy Duke and always got teased about it too(LOL);I even had a poster of her on my bedroom wall at the time,not that most boys my age didn't.Watching the reruns on TNN several years after CBS canceled it,I realized that the first 2 seasons were much better and less kid friendly than the seasons that followed,& I'm actually one of the few people in this world who liked Coy & Vance,even if they were carbon copies of Bo & Luke in every which way.What people other than die hard Dukes Of Hazzard fans don't realize is that the respective episodes in which both characters Jude Emery & Mason Dixon appeared were more or less pilots for what were supposed to be spin off shows of the Dukes.I personally thought they might have worked out much better than Enos did on his own,even though that wasn't a bad show.

Jesse-359-696716 I have always loved the Dukes of Hazzard. The Dukes of Hazzard is the a great T.V. series. It is a good country based t.v. show. Its about a couple of country boys, Bo and Luke Duke and their Uncle Jesse Duke, Cousin Daisy Duke, and friends fighting Boss Hogg and his crooked law with sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane a his deputies Enos and Cletus. Rosco has a basset hound named Flash. The name Flash doesn't go with the dog at all. Flash is Rosco's Police dog. Flash is always really sleepy looking and very slow. Bo and Luke drive a Orange 1969 Dodge Charger. The car is called the General Lee. The General Lee is bright orange with a confederate flag on the top with General Lee on both sides of the flag. It has a big 01 on the doors. Boss Hog always frames the Duke boy for his schemes to make more money. Then the cops start chasing them and the have to get uncle Jesse, Daisy and some other friends sometimes to help them figure out how to get out of their mess.

george_cherucheril Every Friday night my Dad, sometimes my uncle who lived with us then and my younger sisters tuned in to watch the Dukes. My Mom, a nurse usually worked Friday evenings and missed this show. One word sums up this show and that word is "fun." I loved the action, plots and characters. The writing was excellent and any quality television show begins with excellent writing.The casting was superb and the actors were excellent. I loved Daisy in her short shorts and enjoyed those lovely legs. The Duke boys were free spirits who lived life to the fullest. Who wouldn't get a kick from driving the general lee and performing all those stunts? I would love to tear around the countryside like they did. How could anyone not love wise old Uncle Jesse? I remember Denver Pyle from other TV shows and he is one example of a familiar face we had all seen before. Sorrell Brooks as Boss Hogg was another example. Also, many of the guest stars were actors we knew from other work.Boss Hogg and Sheriff Rosco were perfect as the bad guys and brought the show to the next level. Enis was interesting because he was a nice guy working for mean bosses. Everyone could understand his attraction to Daisy but the poor guy was not too bright.Finally, Waylon Jennings added a wonderful touch to the song with his catchy theme song and commentaries as the show went out to commercial breaks. All in all this was a superb and memorable show.

ray-280 The show was written mostly for 12 year-old boys....which I was when it premiered.Most 12 year-old boys envied Bo and Luke, were in love with Daisy, wish they had an Uncle Jesse, loved to hate Boss Hogg, and wanted to drive the General Lee and/or jump it over the creeks.The show had a clear-cut vision of good and bad, the good guys won in the end, and everything was resolved in a neat and tidy fashion in an action-packed hour. What's there not to like?Any time capsule of 1970s television would be incomplete without this wonderful, fun show that belongs in any DVD collection, especially in households with young males.