Dismissed and disrespected by the critics, unwanted and misunderstood by the network that produced it — none of that stopped The Dukes of Hazzard from becoming one of the biggest TV sensations of all time. Each episode touched on the values of family, honor and respect, even for your enemies and did it under a cloud of tire smoke and with a lot of fun. Because of the Dukes, CBS owned Friday night at 8 p.m. for many years. The world has changed a lot since the General Lee made it's final jump, but the Dukes have stood the test of time. Throughout the 90s, reruns of "Dukes" made TNN, both as The Nashville Network then The National Network, a cable ratings juggernaut. The Dukes also returned for two made-for-tv movies in 1997 and 2000. Hopefully, "Dukes" will return to television because in the present day of reality TV, The Dukes of Hazzard reminds us why TV was invented — to have fun!

Here is a listing and summaries of each of those episodes, which also includes the short-lived cartoon series and the reunion movies. Also included are the original TV Guide ads for some of these episodes.

  1. One Armed Bandits — Summary; TV Guide ad
  2. Daisy's Song — Summary
  3. Mary Kaye's Baby — Summary
  4. Repo Men — Summary
  5. High Octane — Summary
  6. Swamp Molly — Summary
  7. Luke's Love Story — Summary
  8. The Big Heist — Summary
  9. Limo One is Missing — Summary
  10. Deputy Dukes — Summary; TV Guide ad
  11. Money to Burn — Summary; TV Guide ad
  12. Route 7-11 — Summary; TV Guide ad
  13. Double Sting — Summary; TV Guide ad

  14. Days of Shine and Roses — Summary
  15. Gold Fever — Summary; TV Guide ad
  16. The Rustlers — Summary
  17. The Meeting — Summary
  18. Road Pirates — Summary
  19. The Ghost of General Lee — Summary
  20. The Dukes Meet Cale Yarborough — Summary
  21. The Hazzard Connection — Summary; TV Guide ad
  22. Witness for the Persecution — Summary
  23. Granny Annie — Summary; TV Guide ad
  24. People's Choice — Summary
  25. Arrest Jesse Duke — Summary
  26. Duke of Duke — Summary
  27. The Runaway — Summary
  28. Follow that Still — Summary; TV Guide ad
  29. Treasure of Hazzard — Summary
  30. Officer Daisy Duke — Summary
  31. Find Loretta Lynn — Summary; TV Guide ad
  32. Jude Emery — Summary
  33. Return of the Ridge Raiders — Summary
  34. Mason Dixon's Girls — Summary
  35. R.I.P. Henry Flatt — Summary; TV Guide ad
  36. Southern Comfurts — Summary

  37. Carnival of Thrills (2-hour episode) — Summary; TV Guide ad, TV Guide ad 2
  38. Enos Strate to the Top — Summary
  39. The Hazzardville Horror — Summary; TV Guide ad
  40. And in This Corner Luke Duke — Summary; TV Guide ad
  41. The Late J.D. Hogg — Summary
  42. Uncle Boss — Summary
  43. Baa Baa White Sheep — Summary; TV Guide ad
  44. Mrs. Rosco P. Coltrane — Summary; TV Guide ad
  45. The Great Santa Clause Chase — Summary; TV Guide ad
  46. Good Neighbors, Duke — Summary; TV Guide ad
  47. State of the County — Summary; TV Guide ad
  48. The Legacy — Summary; TV Guide ad
  49. Duke Vs. Duke — Summary; TV Guide ad
  50. My Son, Bo Hogg — Summary; TV Guide ad
  51. To Catch a Duke — Summary; TV Guide ad
  52. Along Came a Duke — Summary; TV Guide ad
  53. By-Line Daisy Duke — Summary; TV Guide ad
  54. The Return of Hughie Hogg — Summary; TV Guide ad
  55. Bye Bye Boss — Summary; TV Guide ad
  56. The Great Hazzard Hijack — Summary
  57. The Hack of Hazzard — Summary
  58. The Canterbury Crock — Summary; TV Guide ad

  59. Mrs. Daisy Hogg — Summary; TV Guide ad
  60. Double Dukes — Summary; TV Guide ad
  61. Diamonds in the Rough — Summary; TV Guide ad
  62. Coltrane Vs. Duke — Summary; TV Guide ad
  63. The Fugitive — Summary; TV Guide ad, TV Guide ad 2
  64. The Great Bank Robbery — Summary; TV Guide ad
  65. Sadie Hogg Day — Summary; TV Guide ad
  66. The 10 Million Dollar Sheriff (2-hour episode) — Summary; TV Guide ad
  67. Trouble at Cooter's — Summary; TV Guide ad
  68. Goodbye, General Lee — Summary; TV Guide ad
  69. Cletus Falls in Love — Summary; TV Guide ad
  70. Hughie Hogg Strikes Again — Summary; TV Guide ad
  71. Dukescam Scam — Summary; TV Guide ad
  72. The Sound of Music — Hazzard Style — Summary
  73. Shine On Hazzard Moon — Summary
  74. Pin the Tail on the Dukes — Summary
  75. Miz Tisdale on the Lam — Summary
  76. Nothin' but the Truth — Summary
  77. Dear Diary — Summary
  78. New Deputy in Town — Summary
  79. Birds Gotta Fly — Summary
  80. Bad Day in Hazzard — Summary
  81. Miss Tri-Counties — Summary
  82. Share and Share Alike — Summary
  83. The Law and Jesse Duke — Summary
  84. Dukes in Danger — Summary

  85. The New Dukes — Summary; TV Guide ad
  86. Dukes Strike it Rich — Summary; TV Guide ad
  87. Lawman of the Year — Summary
  88. Coy Meets Girl — Summary
  89. The Hazzardgate Tape — Summary; TV Guide ad
  90. Big Daddy — Summary
  91. Vance's Lady — Summary
  92. Hazzard Hustle — Summary
  93. Enos in Trouble — Summary
  94. The Great Insurance Fraud — Summary
  95. A Little Game of Pool — Summary
  96. The Treasure of Soggy Marsh — Summary
  97. The Revenge of Hughie Hogg — Summary
  98. The Return of the Mean Green Machine — Summary
  99. Ding, Dong, the Boss is Dead — Summary
  100. Coy Vs. Vance — Summary
  101. Comrade Duke — Summary
  102. Witness: Jesse Duke — Summary
  103. Welcome Back, Bo 'n' Luke — Summary; TV Guide ad
  104. Big Brothers, Duke — Summary
  105. Farewell, Hazzard — Summary
  106. Daisy's Shotgun Wedding — Summary

  107. Lulu's Gone Away — Summary; TV Guide ad
  108. A Baby for the Dukes — Summary; TV Guide ad 1, TV Guide ad 2
  109. Too Many Roscos — Summary; TV Guide ad
  110. Brotherly Love — Summary; TV Guide ad
  111. The Boar's Nest Bears — Summary
  112. Boss Behind Bars — Summary
  113. A Boy's Best Friend — Summary
  114. Targets: Daisy and Lulu — Summary
  115. Twin Trouble — Summary
  116. Enos's Last Chance — Summary
  117. High Flyin' Dukes — Summary
  118. Cooter's Girl — Summary
  119. Heiress Daisy Duke — Summary
  120. Dead and Alive — Summary
  121. Play it Again, Luke — Summary
  122. Undercover Dukes Pt. 1 — Summary
  123. Undercover Dukes Pt. 2 — Summary
  124. How to Succeed in Hazzard — Summary
  125. Close Call for Daisy — Summary
  126. The Ransom of Hazzard County — Summary
  127. The Fortune Tellers — Summary; TV Guide ad
  128. Cooter's Confession — Summary; TV Guide ad

  129. Happy Birthday, General Lee — Summary; TV Guide ad
  130. Welcome, Waylon Jennings — Summary; TV Guide ad
  131. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Duke — Summary; TV Guide ad
  132. Robot P. Coltrane — Summary; TV Guide ad
  133. No More Mr. Nice Guy — Summary
  134. The Dukes in Hollywood — Summary
  135. Cool Hands, Luke and Bo — Summary
  136. Go West, Young Dukes — Summary
  137. Cale Yarborough Comes to Hazzard — Summary
  138. Danger on the Hazzard Express — Summary
  139. Sittin' Dukes — Summary
  140. Sky Bandits Over Hazzard — Summary
  141. The Haunting of J.D. Hogg — Summary
  142. When You Wish Upon a Hogg — Summary
  143. Strange Visitor to Hazzard — Summary
  144. Enos and Daisy's Wedding — Summary
  145. Opening Night at the Boar's Nest — Summary

Summary
Review
Review

Summary

Back in the 80s, it was common practice to turn popular TV shows with "kid-appeal" into Saturday morning cartoons. In 1983, the Dukes got their shot at animated stardom. The series revolved around the Dukes racing Boss Hogg around the world with the winner getting the mortgage to the farm. The believablity factor was even lower on the cartoon than on the actual show, mostly due to the recycled plots and an increasingly "human" General Lee. However, we didn't put that much thought into cartoons back then, so if you keep in mind that these shows were created for small kids they can make you smile.

The cartoon is especially interesting in that it featured the voices of the actual actors, which included Byron Cherry (Coy) and Christopher Mayer (Vance) as they were starring on the show during John and Tom's absence due to their lawsuit against Warner Bros. When Bo and Luke returned to Hazzard on Friday nights they also replaced Coy and Vance on the animated series.

  1. Put Up Your Dukes — Summary; TV Guide ad
  2. Jungle Jitters — Summary
  3. The Dukes in Venice — Summary
  4. Morocco Bound — Summary
  5. The Secret Satellite — Summary
  6. The Dukes in London — Summary
  7. The Greece Fleece — Summary
  8. The Dukes in India — Summary
  9. The Dukes in Urbekistan — Summary
  10. A Hogg in Hong Kong — Summary
  11. The Dukes in Scotland — Summary
  12. The Dukes Do Paris — Summary
  13. The Dukes in Switzerland — Summary

  1. Boss Hogg and the Little People — Summary
  2. Tales of the Vienna Hoods — Summary
  3. The Kid from Madrid — Summary
  4. A Dickens of a Christmas — Summary
  5. The Canadian Caper — Summary
  6. The Dukes in Hollywood — Summary
  7. A Hogg in Foggy Bog — Summary

SUMMARIES

  1. ONE ARMED BANDITS
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/26/79
    INTRO: Welcome To Hazzard County.

    SUMMARY: With those words, Waylon Jennings introduces us to the residents of the strangest little county in the south. In their first adventure, Bo and Luke swipe a truckload of illegal slot machines from Boss and Rosco for fun and then use them to help save the Hazzard Orphanage. Viewers not only witness the first onscreen jump by General Lee, they are treated to Catherine Bach in that famous red bikini!

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Bill Kelley
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Gy Waldron
    Directed By: Rod Amateau
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producers: Paul R. Picard and Philip Mandelker
    With: Ben Jones as Cooter
    and Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Guest Stars: Tisch Raye
    Featuring: Ernie Brown as Dobro, Dan Fitzgerald as Driver, Gillaron Houck as Shotgun, Lou Walker as Workman
    and Dennis Haskins as Moss, Sandra Dorsey as Hazel, Ralph Pace as Harvey, Jason Lively as Rudy
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Robert Jessup A.S.C.
    Art Director: Charles Hughes
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music Performed By: The Waylors
    Music Produced By: Richie Albright
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Bill Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Fred Wardell

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Alan Facemire
    1st Assistant Director: Scott U. Adams
    Film Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Music Editor: Don Harris
    Sound Editor: Angel Editorial, Inc.
    Sound: Don Sanders
    Set Decorator: Francis Lombard
    Property: Ernie Sawyers
    Special Effects: Charlie Spurgeon
    Makeup: Guy Del Russo
    Hair Stylist: Irene Aparicio
    Wardrobe: Paula Kaatz
    Additional Music By: Fred Werner
    Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Atlanta Casting: Stratton P. Leopold
    Los Angeles Casting: Vivian McRae
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production and Piggy Productions, Inc., In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  2. DAISY'S SONG
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/2/79
    INTRO: Ya'll better not go to the refrigerator now.

    SUMMARY:Daisy's little song lands the Dukes in big trouble when they get caught in the middle of a music piracy ring run by Boss and members of the Atlanta crime syndicate. What the bad guys learn is it's a lot easier to steal music than it is to cross the Dukes.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Bill Kelley
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Gy Waldron
    Directed By: Bob Kelljan
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producers: Paul R. Picard and Philip Mandelker
    With: Ben Jones as Cooter and Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Guest Stars: Ronnie Schell
    Featuring: Ginny Parker as Mabel, Clayton Landey as Max, Terry Browning as Ruby, Candy Bleick as Dodie, Wallace Merch as JoJo
    And: Bill Gribble as Carson, J. Roy Tatum as FBI #3, Wallace Wilkinson as FBI #1, Bob Cleveland as FBI #2
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Robert Jessup A.S.C.
    Art Director: Charles Hughes
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music Performed By: The Waylors
    Music Produced By: Richie Albright
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Peter Gries
    2nd Assistant Director: Fred Wardell

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Alan Facemire
    1st Assistant Director: Scott U. Adams
    Film Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Don Harris
    Sound Editor: Angel Editorial, Inc.
    Sound: Don Sanders
    Set Decorator: Francise Lombard
    Property: Ernie Sawyers
    Special Effects: Charlie Spurgeon
    Atlanta Casting: Stratton P. Leopold
    Makeup: Guy Del Russo
    Hair Stylist: Irene Aparicio
    Wardrobe: Paula Kaatz
    Additional Music By: Fred Werner
    Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
    Consultant: Fred Weintraub
    Casting: Linda Otto Associates
    Los Angeles Casting: Vivian McRae
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production and Piggy Productions, Inc., In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  3. MARY KAYE'S BABY
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/9/79
    INTRO: Ya'll stick around, ya hear.

    SUMMARY: The boys cross paths with Mary Kaye Porter, an old friend who's not only about to have a baby, she's on the run from the mob boss from whom she's just stolen $118,254.37. When he tracks her to the farm, the Dukes pull out all the stops to protect Mary Kaye and her baby.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Written By: William Putnam
    Executive Produced By: Paul R. Picard and Philip Mandelker
    Directed By: Rod Amateau
    Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Bill Kelley
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producers: Paul R. Picard and Philip Mandelker
    With: Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Guest Stars: Jeanne Wilson, Cliff Pellow, Colby Chester
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Robert Jessup A.S.C.
    Art Director: Charles Hughes
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music Performed By: The Waylors
    Music Produced By: Richie Albright
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Peter Gries
    2nd Assistant Director: Fred Wardell

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Alan Facemire
    1st Assistant Director: Scott U. Adams
    Film Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Angel Editorial, Inc.
    Sound: Don Sanders
    Set Decorator: Francis Lombard
    Property: Ernie Sawyers
    Special Effects: Charlie Spurgeon
    Atlanta Casting: Stratton P. Leopold
    Makeup: Guy Del Russo
    Hair Stylist: Irene Aparicio
    Wardrobe: Paula Kaatz
    Additional Music By: Fred Werner
    Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
    Consultant: Fred Weintraub
    Casting: Linda Otto Associates
    Los Angeles Casting: Vivian McRae
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production and Piggy Productions, Inc., In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  4. REPO MEN
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/16/79
    INTRO: Ya'll hang on for a rippin' good time.

    SUMMARY:Trying to deal for a wrecked Richard Petty stockcar gets the boys framed for car theft by shifty used car salesman Ace Parker and Boss Hogg. To get out they have to repossess a Rolls Royce LuLu wants. However, the men with the Rolls have used it to stash counterfiet $20 plates in and they aren't anxious to give it up.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Bill Kelley
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bob Clark
    Directed By: Ron Satloff
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producers: Paul R. Picard and Philip Mandelker
    With: Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Guest Stars: Larry Bishop, Judith Baldwin and Peggy Rea as Lulu
    Featuring: Rod Amateau as Manny, Claude Humphrey as Big John, Jerry Rushing as Ace Parker
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Robert Jessup A.S.C.
    Art Director: Charles Hughes
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music Performed By: The Waylors
    Music Produced By: Richie Albright
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Bill Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Fred Wardell

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Alan Facemire
    1st Assistant Director: Scott U. Adams
    Film Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Angel Editorial, Inc.
    Sound: Don Sanders
    Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
    Property: Ernie Sawyers
    Special Effects: Charlie Spurgeon
    Atlanta Casting: Stratton P. Leopold
    Makeup: Guy Del Russo
    Hair Stylist: Irene Aparicio
    Wardrobe: Paula Kaatz
    Additional Music By: Fred Werner
    Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
    Consultant: Fred Weintraub
    Casting: Linda Otto Associates
    Los Angeles Casting: Vivian McRae
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production and Piggy Productions, Inc., In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  5. HIGH OCTANE
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/23/79
    INTRO: Ya'll settle down and hang around.

    SUMMARY: The Dukes do their part for the energy crisis by setting out to enter some of Jesse's finest moonshine in an alternative fuels contest. To do it, they'll not only have to get past their new female probation officer, Laura Huntley, they'll have to outwit the Boss, who's out to steal Jesse's shine and enter it as his own to win the $20,000 first prize.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Bill Kelley
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Teleplay By: William Keys and William Kelley
    Story By: William Keys
    Directed By: Don McDougall
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producers: Paul R. Picard and Philip Mandelker
    With: Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Guest Stars: Charlene Watkins as Laura Huntley
    Featuring: Champ Laidler as Brodie, Ralph Pace as Ed Monroe, Bob Hannah as Inventor
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Robert Jessup, A.S.C.
    Art Director: Charles Hughes
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music Performed By: The Waylors
    Music Produced By: Richie Albright
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Bill Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Fred Wardell

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Alan Facemire
    1st Assistant Director: Scott U. Adams
    Film Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Angel Editorial, Inc.
    Sound: Don Sanders
    Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
    Property: Ernie Sawyers
    Special Effects: Charlie Spurgeon
    Atlanta Casting: Stratton P. Leopold
    Makeup: Guy Del Russo
    Hair Stylist: Irene Aparicio
    Wardrobe: Paula Kaatz
    Additional Music By: Fred Werner
    Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
    Consultant: Fred Weintraub
    Casting: Linda Otto Associates
    Los Angeles Casting: Vivian McRae
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production and Piggy Productions, Inc., In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  6. SWAMP MOLLY
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/9/79
    INTRO: (FOOTAGE ONLY, NO VOICEOVER)

    SUMMARY: The boys get tricked into making a illegal delivery for their black sheep kin, Swamp Molly. Things go from bad to worse when they get nabbed by Rosco and the load turns out to be guns instead of moonshine.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Hy Averback
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Katharyn Michealian Powers
    Directed By: Don McDougall
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producers: Paul R. Picard and Philip Mandelker
    With: Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Guest Stars: Neva Patterson as Swamp Molly, Mary Jo Catlett as Alice, Bill Cort as Agent Callas, Featuring: Bob Shaw as Agent Swan
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Dominick R. Palmer, Jr.
    Art Director: Kirk Axtell
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music Performed By: The Waylors
    Music Produced By: Richie Albright
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Peter Gries
    2nd Assistant Director: Wendy Shear

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: George Kobles
    1st Assistant Director: Steve Barnett
    Film Editor: Albert P. Wilson A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Angel Editorial, Inc.
    Sound: Andy Gilmore
    Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
    Property: Ernie Sawyers
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Jeff Angell
    Hair Stylist: Monique Desart Brandt
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Joseph Roveto
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Wardrobe: Paula Kaatz
    Additional Music By: Fred Werner
    Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Atlanta Casting: Stratton P. Leopold
    Los Angeles Casting: Vivian McRae
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  7. LUKE'S LOVE STORY
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/16/79
    INTRO: Ya'll hang in there, hear.

    SUMMARY: Luke finds true love ... and she's got her own race car! Not only does Luke have to race against her, he has to race against her psychotic ex-boyfriend who's out to send her and Luke to the pits for good.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Hy Averback
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Teleplay By: Kris Kincade and Nance McCormick
    Story By: Kris Kincade and Nance McCormick and Bruce Taylor
    Directed By: Hy Averback
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    With: Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Guest Starring: Fred McCaren as Neil Bishop, Stu Nisbet as Harvey Essex
    Guest Starring: Roz Kelly as Amy, Marga Small as Frankie, David Hayward as Turk
    Featuring: Gary Grubbs as Roy, Patrick Wright as Moss, Darryl McCullough as Ernie
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Dominick R. Palmer, Jr.
    Art Director: Kirk Axtell
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music Performed By: The Waylors
    Music Produced By: Richie Albright
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Bill Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Wendy Shear

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: George Koblasa
    1st Assistant Director: Steve Barnett
    Film Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Angel Editorial, Inc.
    Sound: Andy Gilmore
    Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
    Property: Ernie Sawyers
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Jeff Angell
    Hair Stylist: Monique Desart Brandt
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Joseph Roveto
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Additional Music By: Fred Werner
    Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
    Consultant: Fred Weintraub
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  8. THE BIG HEIST
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/30/79
    INTRO: Hazzard County has its big heist. Y'all hang around for the big mix-up, ya hear.

    SUMMARY: A disgruntled chicken farmer steals $30,000 of Boss's illegal liquor money to make up for the faulty equipment Boss sold him. But it's Bo and Luke who wind up with egg on their faces and on the hook for robbery when the thief forces them to help him escape. When the thief take a shine to Daisy and the Dukes hear his story, they decide to bring Boss' chickens home to roost.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Hy Averback
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Bob Claver
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    With: Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Guest Starring: Fred McCaren as Neil Bishop, Stu Nisbet as Harvey Essex
    Featuring: Bill Meadows as Station Attendant, Kris Marquis as Willis
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Dominick R. Palmer, Jr.
    Art Director: Kirk Axtell
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music Performed By: The Waylors
    Music Produced By: Richie Albright
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Bill Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Fred Wardell

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: George Kobles
    1st Assistant Director: Wendy Shear
    Film Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Angel Editorial, Inc.
    Sound: Andy Gilmore
    Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Jeff Angell
    Hair Stylist: Monique Desart Brandt
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Joseph Roveto
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Additional Music By: Fred Werner
    Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  9. LIMO ONE IS MISSING
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 4/6/79
    INTRO: This one'll really make your teeth itch.

    SUMMARY: When Cooter decides to take Jimmy's Presidential Limo for a joyride he lands the Dukes in a peck of trouble by hiding it in their barn. Things get worse when a local car theft ring, run by Boss, swipes the limo and leaves the boys on the hook for its disappearance.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Paul Savage
    Directed By: Don McDougall
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    With: Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Guest Starring: Charles Cyphers as Bumper, Del Monroe as Benteen, Mayf Nutter as Dooley, Terry Willis as Tailor, Gordon Hurst as Guard
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Dominick R. Palmer, Jr.
    Art Director: Kirk Axtell
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music Performed By: The Waylors
    Music Produced By: Richie Albright
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Peter Gries
    2nd Assistant Director: Fred Wardell

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: George Kobles
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Film Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Angel Editorial, Inc.
    Sound: Andy Gilmore
    Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Jeff Angell
    Hair Stylist: Monique Desart Brandt
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Joseph Roveto
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Additional Music By: Fred Werner
    Motorcycles Furnished By Kawasaki Motor Corporation, U.S.A. Casting: Vivian McRae
    Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  10. DEPUTY DUKES
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 4/13/79
    INTRO: Y'all hang around.

    SUMMARY: Bo and Luke go from outlaws to "the law" when they are forced to become deputies for Rosco and escort Rocky Marlowe, who according to Rosco is Public Enemy #1-12, to Hazzard for trial. Thier little trip becomes even more trouble when the pretty deputy riding with them turns out to be a woman with revenge on her mind for Marlowe, and anyone else who gets in her way.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Marty Roth
    Directed By: William Asher
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    With: Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Guest Starring: Stella Parton as Mary Beth, Leo Gordon as Marlowe and Norman Alden as Chief Lacey
    Featuring: Bob Haney as Henry, Pat Renella as Manny, Suzanne Niles as Maybelle, Tara Preston as Cindy Lou, Billy Benedict as Station Owner
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Dominick R. Palmer, Jr.
    Art Director: Kirk Axtell
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music Performed By: The Waylors
    Music Produced By: Richie Albright
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Bill Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Fred Wardell

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: George Kobles
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Film Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Angel Editorial, Inc.
    Sound: Andy Gilmore
    Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Jeff Angell
    Hair Stylist: Monique Desart Brandt
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Joseph Roveto
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Additional Music By: Fred Werner
    Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  11. MONEY TO BURN
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 4/20/79
    INTRO: This one's hotter than a hot rod in a haystack.

    SUMMARY: Boss figures out a way to rip off $1 million on its way from his bank to Atlanta to be exchanged for new currency — and frame Bo and Luke for the disappearance. Boss sets out to hide the money in a phony grave and the boys have to find a way to unearth Boss' scheme before it "buries" them behind bars.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Rod Amateau
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    With: Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Guest Starring: Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Featuring: Norman Bartold as Company Man, Dan Barrows as Attendant, Hoke Howell as Watchman, Damu King as Assistant
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Kirk Axtell
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music Performed By: The Waylors
    Music Produced By: Richie Albright
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Bill Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Fred Wardell

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Brad Six
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Film Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Angel Editorial, Inc.
    Sound: Don Rush
    Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Jeff Angell
    Hair Stylist: Monique Desart Brandt
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Joseph Roveto
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Additional Music By: Fred Werner
    Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  12. ROUTE 7-11
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 5/4/79
    INTRO: The Dukes trade General Lee for a bigger rig, turns out to be a rolling casino. Hang on to your chips.

    SUMMARY: When the General needs repairs the boys take a trucking job to raise the money, but the only things raised are the stakes when the truck turns out to be a rolling casino. To make matters worse, an old friend of the Dukes, Dewey Stovall, gets taken by the casino for his life savings. To get out of this jam, the Dukes play their trump card — Uncle Jesse.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Fred Freiberger
    Directed By: Bob Claver
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    With: Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Guest Starring: Joann Pflug as Helen Hogan, Theodore Wilson as Morgan, Paul Brinegar as Dewey Stovall, Sammy Jackson as Artie
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Kirk Axtell
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music Performed By: The Waylors
    Music Produced By: Richie Albright
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Peter Gries
    2nd Assistant Director: Fred Wardell

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: George Kobles
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Film Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Angel Editorial, Inc.
    Sound: Andy Gilmore
    Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Jeff Angell
    Hair Stylist: Monique Desart Brandt
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Joseph Roveto
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Additional Music By: Fred Werner
    Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  13. DOUBLE STING
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 5/11/79
    INTRO: The Dukes are coming in for another landing. Comin' at ya.

    SUMMARY: The boys, Jesse, Rosco, Boss and Enos wind up quarantined in the jail when a prisoner comes down with bubonic plague, but the plague's a fake so his partners can rob the bank. When the partners grab Daisy the boys have to figure out an escape and a way to get Daisy back before her time runs out.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written and Directed By: Gy Waldron
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    With: Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Guest Starring: Arte Johnson as Irving, Avery Schreiber as Wendel, Burton Gilliam as Tom Colt, Joseph Burke as Sheriff Ragsdale, Pat Cranshaw as Doc Petticord, Miriam Byrd Nethery as Rose Ellen
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Kirk Axtell
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music Performed By: The Waylors
    Music Produced By: Richie Albright
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Peter Gries
    2nd Assistant Director: Fred Wardell

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Brad Six
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Film Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Angel Editorial, Inc.
    Sound: Don Rush
    Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Jeff Angell
    Hair Stylist: Monique Desart Brandt
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Joseph Roveto
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Additional Music By: Fred Werner
    Archery Equipment and Program Consideration Furnished by: Martin Archery
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  14. DAYS OF SHINE AND ROSES
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 9/21/79
    INTRO: Watch Jesse get into a grudge race! Who's the greatest moonrunner of all time?

    SUMMARY: Uncle Jesse and Boss Hogg come out of racing retirement for one final run to find out who is the greatest Ridge Runner of all time. To help uneven the odds, Boss sets Jesse up to be caught by a notorious shine-hating sheriff by switching his fake shine for the real thing. Can the boys save Jesse and win the race?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Star: Pat Buttram as Sam, Shug Fisher as Homer, Jim Mohlmann as Sheriff Loomis, Ancel Cook as Abel
    With: Richard Marion as Helper #1, Richard Jensen as Helper #2
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Rafael Caro
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Jon Pare

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Brad Six
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Film Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Vince Connelley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  15. GOLD FEVER
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 9/28/79
    INTRO: The gold rush is on in Hazzard County and everybody wants their split.

    SUMMARY: Bo and Luke are in 24-karat trouble when they are accused of stealing $3 million in gold from Boss' bank that belongs to a visiting oil tycoon. Boss winds up on the hook for the gold and has to pony up $100,000 for the loss. When the boys find out the gold's fake, they have to catch the bad guys and get Boss' money back or the only metal they'll see for 20 years is iron.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		 CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Paul Baxley
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Curtis Credol as H.H. Harkness, Bruce M. Fischer, Hunter Von Leer as Dusty, Adam Wade as Doc Willis, with Troy Melton as Driver
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Jon Pare

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid and Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  16. THE RUSTLERS
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/5/79
    INTRO: Horsenappers come to Hazzard County and guess who gets blamed!

    SUMMARY: The Dukes partner up with local horse owner Burl Tolliver — and reluctantly with Boss — to help Burl's horse, Manassas, win the annual Lulu Hogg's Stakes Race. However, some mean horse rustlers have ideas of their own for Manassas and the Dukes have to head them off at the pass.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Stephen Kandal
    Directed By: Richard Moder
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Special Guest Star: Mel Tillis as Burl Tolliver
    Guest Starring: Brett Halsey as Dunlap, Michael MacRae as Cowan
    Co-Starring: Dorothy Collier as Sherry Tolliver, Sam Edwards as Track Steward and Rick Hurst as Cousin Cletus, Peggy Rea as Lulu
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Jon Pare

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Brad Six
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid and Vince Connelly
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  17. THE MEETING
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/12/79
    INTRO: When the mob meets in Hazzard County there's some dealin', some dancin', some wheelin' and a little romance.

    SUMMARY: Boss rents out the Hazzard Jail to the mob for a secret meeting. Bo and Luke set out to find out what's going on but they quickly find out that sneaking around the mob is a lot easier than getting away from them once they're caught.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		 CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Teleplay By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story By: Leonard B. Kaufman
    Directed By: Rod Amateau
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Paul Lambert as Black Jack Bender, Lewis Charles as Steele, Leo Gordon as Devere, Marc Lawrence as Rostosky
    Co-Starring: Tony Cacciotti as Tony, Lindsay Bloom as Myrtle, Charles Guardino as Jordan
    Featuring: Don Fox Green as Rogers, Richard Humphreys as Peters and Rick Hurst as Cousin Cletus
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Rafael Caro
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Jon Pare

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Brad Six
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Film Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  18. ROAD PIRATES
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/19/79
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, when hijackers come through Hazzard County there's gonna be a few forced landings.

    SUMMARY: Hijackers hit Hazzard and stir up trouble by swiping a shipment of televisions from Boss Hogg. When Cletus fails to make the arrest, Boss thinks he and the Dukes are behind it. They only way they can all stay out of Rosco's jail is to find the real hijackers and bring them in.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: William Asher
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Star: Billy Green Bush as Garbade
    Co-Starring: Boyd Bodwell as Hijacked Driver, Owen Bush as Shipping Clerk, Salt Walther as Truck Driver
    Featuring: Ashley Cox as Garbade's Girl, J.N. Roberts as Powers, Bob Yerkes as Meznick and Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Rafael Caro
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Jon Pare

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Brad Six
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Film Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Gary Vaughn
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virginia Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  19. THE GHOST OF GENERAL LEE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/26/79
    INTRO: Driving in Hazzard County can be hazardous to your health, and for the Duke boys it could be terminal.

    SUMMARY:The boys are presumed dead when the General is stolen by two crooks who jump him into Hazzard Pond. Boss takes the opportunity to frame the boys for stealing his Jefferson Davis watch and collect the insurance. So, the boys decide to use their ghostly status to scare Boss back onto the straight and narrow.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Jack Starrett

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Caskey Swain as Ernie, Russ McCubbin as Phil and Norman Alden as Chief Lacey
    Featuring: Dixie Wade as Mother, Debra Feuer as Becky Mae, Sunshine Parker as Sunshine
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Jon Pare

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Bud Batham
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Martin J. Bram
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Gary Vaughn
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  20. THE DUKES MEET CALE YARBOROUGH
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/2/79
    INTRO: Hazzard County becomes a racer's dream, but for Cale Yarborough it could be a turbocharged nightmare.

    SUMMARY: Bo and Luke meet their hero when they stumble across NASCAR champion Cale Yarborough secretly testing a new racing turbocharger at a local track. Cale enlists the Dukes to help him get out of Hazzard and avoid the Jethro Brothers — two evil racers out to steal Cale's discovery. The Dukes' job gets harder when Boss throws in with the Jethros. Even with Cale in the General, this will be a race the Dukes have a hard time winning.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Teleplay By: Bruce Howard, William Raynor, Myles Wilder and Ron Friedman
    Story By: Ron Friedman
    Directed By: Ernest Pintoff
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Cale Yarborough as Himself, Harrison Page as Chet Garvey, William Watson as Simon, Tom McFadden as Rowby
    Featuring: Lindsay Bloom as Myrtle Tillingham, Ray Guth as Amos Stigger
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Jon Pare

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Brad Six
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Albert P. Wilson, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Vince Connelley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  21. THE HAZZARD CONNECTION
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/9/79
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, it's a demolition derby that becomes double-dealin' trouble for the Dukes.

    SUMMARY: Bo and Luke help Cooter deliver demolition derby cars to Derby owner Augie Detweiller, and land in deep trouble. Augie is smuggling stolen racing engines in the derby cars and the boys don't know a thing about it. Rosco finds out about the smuggling and plans to arrest the boys, who have to expose Augie without winding up like one of his crushed cars.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Paul Savage
    Directed By: Paul Baxley
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: John Quade as Augie, Med Flory as Shoulders, Gerald McRaney as First Workman with Dianne Anthony as Bessie Lou Perkins
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Jon Pare

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Brad Six
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Marty Bram
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Buzz Cooper
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  22. WITNESS FOR THE PERSECUTION
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/16/79
    INTRO: What goes in doesn't always come out the same in Hazzard County.

    SUMMARY: Boss is a government witness for an upcoming trial of a big-time racketeer, and the feds ask Jesse to hide him at the farm from the hit men who want to silence him. When things heat up it's going to take all the Dukes to keep Boss from getting up close and personal with St. Peter.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Teleplay By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story By: Paul Savage
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: R.G. Armstrong as Tom Pryor, L.Q. Jones as Warren, Bob Hastings as Barnes
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Bud Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Marty Bram
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Richard Taylor
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Paul R. Picard Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  23. GRANNY ANNIE
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/23/79
    INTRO: Hazzard County has the Oak Ridge Boys in for a hoedown and Granny Annie's in for a showdown.

    SUMMARY: Honest Abe gets Bo and Luke in a crooked mess when they get caught passing phony $5 bills made by Granny Annie. Boss strikes a deal with a big time hood, Jim Downey, for Annie's engraving plates, but when the boys swipe them from Big Jim he thinks it's a double cross and grabs Boss so he can plant him with the spring crops! Now, the boys have to find a way to clear themselves and save Boss' bacon.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Dick Moder
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Lurene Tuttle as Granny Annie, The Oak Ridge Boys as Themselves, George Murdock as Big Jim Downey, Mickey Jones as B.B. Davenport
    Featuring: George James as Vic, Pamela Bryant as Holly Mae, Jim Kindelon as the Bartender
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: William Cronjager
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Robert M. Ross
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  24. PEOPLE'S CHOICE
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/30/79
    INTRO: Next, it's election time in Hazzard County, and the Dukes rise to the occasion.

    SUMMARY: The Dukes get into politics when they try to help a local girl beat Boss Hogg out of the job of Supervisory Administrator of Hazzard County. Boss is ready to try every dirty deal to keep the election from running fair and square.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Allen Baron
    END CREDITS
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Pat Klous as T.C. Rogers
    Co-Starring: Charlie Dell as Emery, Doris Hess as Mabel, Jon Lurmer as the Preacher, Michael Alldredge as Wheeler
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Jon Pare

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Robert M. Ross
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Andy Chulak
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  25. ARREST JESSE DUKE
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 12/14/79
    INTRO: On the Dukes of Hazzard, Jesse's in trouble when these strippers take it off.

    SUMMARY: Jesse winds up in jail thanks to some strippers ... and they're not the kind of strippers you want to see. They're female car stripper and they go into business with Boss to resell the stolen parts, but when Jesse is accidently linked to the crimes, it's up to the boys and Daisy to clear him and send the strippers to the big house.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: William Raynor and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Jack Whitman
    END CREDITS
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Lois Areno as Carla, Kathrine Bauman as Sally, and Warren Berlinger as Benswanger
    Co-Starring: Dana House as Lil, Kellea Patterson as Jane
    Featuring: Candi Brough as Floralee, Randi Brough as Francee, Special Appearance by Jeff Altman as Hughie
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: William Cronjager
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: John Burrows
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  26. DUKE OF DUKE
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/4/80
    INTRO: Can a Duke from another country be a hazard?

    SUMMARY: The Dukes go global when their english cousin, Gaylord Duke, comes to Hazzard to claim some family land. Problem 1: the land has $30,000 in back taxes due. Problem 2: Boss has set up a scheme to buy the land for nothing and sell the land to the Dixie King Supermarket chain for $250,000. Problem 3: Cousin Gaylord is hiding a secret that will land the Dukes in real trouble.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Herman Groves
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Simon MacCorkindale as Gaylord Duke
    Co-Starring: Ernie W. Brown as Longstreet B. Davenport, Jim B. Smith as Tax Collector, Barry Gremillion as Homer
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Marty Bram
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Richard Taylor
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  27. THE RUNAWAY
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/11/80
    INTRO: The Dukes of Hazzard find a runaway that keeps 'em all running.

    SUMMARY: A pretty stowaway puts the Dukes on the run when they try to help her reunite with her farmer boyfriend, whom her rich father doesn't approve of.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Jim Rogers
    Directed By: Dick Moder
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Susan Walden as Suzy Holmes, Lance LeGault as Les Sloane, Robert Tessier as Mitch Henderson, and Robert Alda as C.J. Holmes
    Co-Starring: Ernie W. Brown as Longstreet B. Davenport
    Featuring: Lindsay Bloom as Myrtle Tillingham, Edward Edwards as Fred Andrews, Michael Lansing as The Man
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: William Cronjager
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Robert M. Ross
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  28. FOLLOW THAT STILL
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/18/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes of Hazzard, it's cigarettes, whiskey and wild, wild, wild.

    SUMMARY: Boss buys an old armored personel carrier to use in his J.D. Hogg War Memorial, and as a storehouse for contraband cigarettes. Things quickly get out of hand when local moonshiner Hard Luck Jones swipes it to use as a rolling still. When the boys try to help Hard Luck and get the APC stuck on Duke land it turns into a race to get rid of it before Boss and the local ATF agent catch them.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Jack Whitman
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Fred Stuthman as Hard Luck Jones, John Crawford as Buchanon, Ernie W. Brown as Longstreet B. Davenport
    Featuring: Ted Markland as Flint, J.J. Johnson as Miller
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: William Cronjager
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Nanners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: John Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Gary Vaughn
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  29. TREASURE OF HAZZARD
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/25/80
    INTRO: None

    SUMMARY: The Dukes help a pretty history professor in her search to find a buried Yankee regimental payroll strongbox lost during the Civil War. But to do that, they have to stay one step ahead of not only Boss, who wants the payroll for himself, but two evil theives who are following the professor. The war between the states was less trouble!

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Jeanne Wilson as Laura Bardsley, Doris Dowling as Stacy Williams, Whit Bissell as Dr. James Fenwick
    Co-Starring: Walter Barnes as Jeb McCobb
    Featuring: Cindy Acker as Sam McCobb, Sandy Acker as Gerry McCobb, Duke Rubbins as Zack
    Special Appearance By: Clifton James as Sheriff Lester Crabb
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: John Burrows
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: John Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Asa Boyd Clark, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Vince Connelley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  30. OFFICER DAISY DUKE
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/1/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes of Hazzard, Officer Daisy Duke strikes a blow for ERA and Hazzard County goes POP!

    SUMMARY: Luke gets Daisy fired from the Boar's Nest, so she decides to take advantage of the new equal opportunity directive and apply to the Hazzard County Police. However, her new job comes with some big problems when two thieves hit town and escape while in Daisy's custody. She sets out to capture them, but will she wind up the other end of the gun?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and Dick Sargent as Sheriff Grady Byrd
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Dick Moder
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Peter Brown as Floyd
    Co-Starring: Jenny Neuman as Molly and Jim Kindelon as Bartender, Rodney McGaughy as Driver
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: John Burrows
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: John Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Andy Chulack
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  31. FIND LORETTA LYNN
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/8/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes of Hazzard, Loretta Lynn visits Hazzard County and everybody gets into her act.

    SUMMARY: Boss detours Loretta Lynn to the Boar's Nest, but the detour goes further than planned when three would-be singers kidnap Loretta and hold her for ransom. As usual, Boss tries to blame Bo and Luke for the crime, so they set out to find the Coal Miner's Daughter.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Jim Rogers
    Directed By: Arthur Marks
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Henry Gibson as Squirt, Dennis Burkley as Bubba, Rebecca Reynolds as Cindy, Janet Meshad as Leona, Hap Lawrence as the Driver
    Special Guest Star: Loretta Lynn as Herself
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Rafael Caro
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Jon Pare

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Brad Six
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Marty Bram
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Alan Bamattre
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Joanne MacDougall
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  32. JUDE EMERY
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/15/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes of Hazzard, Hazzard County's had its ups and had its downs, but ain't nothin' like when Jude Emery comes to town.

    SUMMARY: Daisy falls for Jude Emery — a troubadour Texas Ranger who's in Hazzard to arrest Russell "Snake" Harmon and his gang. Always up for a challenge, Bo and Luke team up with Jude. When their plan gets them caught by the gang it's up to Daisy to bail them out with the help of a hot purple car — and a hotter pair of purple shorts!

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    and Dick Sargent as Sheriff Grady Byrd
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Gy Waldron
    Directed By: Rod Amateau
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: John Shearin as Jude Emery, Sam Melville as Snake
    Co-Starring: C. Pete Munro as Willie, Buck Flower as Coy, Ben Davidson as Patch
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: John Burrows
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Jon Pare

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Robert M. Ross
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Richard Taylor
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  33. RETURN OF THE RIDGE RAIDERS
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/22/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes, old friendships come apart and put Jesse and his pals on a collison course with Boss Hogg's playful new scam.

    SUMMARY: Boss is skimming county money for a new senior center to finance his new plan to turn the Boar's Nest into a playpen for his "Pretty Piggies." When some of Jesse's senior friends find out they turn to the outlaw tactics they used 40 years earlier as the Ridge Raiders to force Boss to put the money back. Jesse tries to sort it out and avoid trouble, but in typical Duke fashion he lands right in the middle of it.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Hampton as Sheriff Buster Moon
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Harvey Vernon as Amos, J. Pat O'Malley as Henstep
    Co-Starring: Shug Fisher as Newtie, as Lou Richards as Virgil Cooper
    Featuring: Melanie Vince as Girl #2 and Sue Ellen, Lindsay Bloom as Myrtle Tillingham, Barbara Horan as Girl #1
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: John Burrows
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Nanners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: John Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Asa Boyd Clark, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editor: Jerry Jacobson
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  34. MASON DIXON'S GIRLS
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/29/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes, things really fly when Mason Dixon and associates get a line on Hazzard County.

    SUMMARY: A new hot water heater lands the Dukes in hot water when Rosco sees it's loaded with marijuana. To get out of this mess the Dukes team up with private investigator Mason Dixon and his two lovely partners to find who's bringing the weed into an already wacky Hazzard County.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Jack Starret
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Dennis Rucker as Mason Dixon, Mary-Margaret Homes as Tinker, Robin G. Eisenmann as Sam, Taylor Lacher as Davis, Larry Watson as Ryan, and Morgan Woodward as Dempsey
    Featuring: Lindsay Bloom as Myrtle Tillingham, John F. Goff as George Henry
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: John Burrows
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: John Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Alex Bamattre
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  35. R.I.P. HENRY FLATT
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/14/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes of Hazzard, nosy body, busy body, missing body leaves Henry Flatt in Hazzard County.

    SUMMARY: Boss' plans to build his new condominiums, Hogg's Heavenly Acres, over an old veteran's cemetery means trouble for Henry Flatt, who faked his death after swindling Boss out of $20,000 a year earlier. When the boys catch Henry poking around and learn of Boss' plan they try and help Henry before they all wind up dead ducks.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Denver Pyle
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Hal Smith as Henry Flatt, Audrey Landers as Gail Flatt.
    With: Jim English as Attendant, Mallie Jackson as Peggy
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: John Burrows
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: John Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Robert M. Ross
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  36. SOUTHERN COMFURTS
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/21/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes of Hazzard, an old friend strikes it rich and guess who's in trouble again.

    SUMMARY: The Dukes' kin, the Comfurts, come into $250,000 by selling the family farm. When they stop in Hazzard and the money gets stolen it sets off a race between the Dukes and Boss to find it, and all while a couple of crooks are planning to knock over Boss' bank.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Rod Amateau
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Miriam Byrd Nethery as Holly, Bernard Fox as Iggins, Edward Edwards as John Henry, Lori Lethin as Lori
    Featuring: John Lawrence as Baldwyn
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: John Burrows
    1st Assistant Director:Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: John Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Asa Boyd Clark, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editor: Ed Scheid, Vince Connelley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  37. CARNIVAL OF THRILLS (2-hr episode)
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 9/16/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes, a Carnival of Thrills invades Hazzard County which is nothin' new to the Dukes.

    SUMMARY: The Carnival of Thrills comes to Hazzard, along with its beautiful owner who's looking for a local boy to make a 32-car jump. When Bo falls for the girl and sets out to make the jump, he opens a rift between him and Luke that threatens to tear the Duke family apart. To make matters worse, Boss has a scheme to forclose on the Carnival and the rest of the Dukes discover all the drivers who've previously tried the jump have crashed or died. Something's up at the Carnival and Luke, Daisy and Jesse have to find out what before Bo and the General crash and burn.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Dick Moder
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Starring: Robin Mattson as Diane, Vernon Weddle as John Zimbra
    Special Guest Star: Don Stroud as Carl
    Co-Starring: Richard Jensen as Bob Dexter, Greg Finley as Proprietor
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: John Burrows
    1st Assistant Director:Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: John Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Edited By: Howard Epstein, Robert M. Ross.
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Supervising Sound Editor: Ed Scheid
    Sound Editors: Ron Tinsley, Vince Connelley, Andy Chulack (PT.1) Richard Taylor, Jerry Jacobson, Alex Bamattre (PT. 2)
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darleen Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  38. ENOS STRATE TO THE TOP
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/5/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes, bein' the best in Hazzard County ain't necessarily the same as somewheres else.

    SUMMARY: Enos' unwillingness to go along with Boss' schemes to frame the Dukes gets him drummed off the police force. To replace him, Boss hires cousin Cletus as deputy sheriff and Rosco buys a police dog named Flash. At the same time, Daisy and Jesse accidentally photograph some bank robbers who will stop at nothing to get the pictures back. When the robbers grab Daisy, Bo, Luke and Enos race to save her. At the end, Enos leaves to become a member of the LA Metro Squad, which is the beginning for his spin-off series, "Enos."

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Rod Amateau

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Special Guest Star: Sonny Shroyer as Enos Strate
    Guest Starring: Leonard Stone
    Co-Starring: Nedra Volz as Post Mistress, Jerry Summers as Cosgroves, Tom Oberhaus as Gumbs, Troy Milton as Driver
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Robert Hoffman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: John Burrows
    1st Assistant Director:Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Murray Jordan
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Supervising Sound Editor: Ed Scheid
    Sound Editor: Vince Connelley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied by: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  39. THE HAZZARDVILLE HORROR
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/7/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes, in Hazzard County, the cars come fast. In Hazzard's haunted house the screams come faster. Don't get hung up. Come back, ya hear.

    SUMMARY: An old friend of Daisy's returns to sell the family estate, which is now the hideout of father/son silver stealers who've rigged the mansion to appear haunted to scare off visitors. The theives make off with Boss Hogg's silver, which he naturally blames on Bo and Luke. The Dukes have to defeat the "poltergeists" and clear their names before their freedom disappears like a ghost.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Jack Whitman
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Special Guest Star: Tammy Wynette
    Guest Starring: Morgan Brittany as Mary Lou, Andrew Robinson as Billy Joe, Charles Tyner as Claude Billings
    Co-Starring: Tori Lysdahl as Sue Ann, William Sanderson as Collins, Reid Smith as McGraw
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Robert Hoffman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director:Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Vince Connelley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Frank Toro
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  40. AND IN THIS CORNER, LUKE DUKE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/14/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes, Luke is forced into a fight he doesn't want. For Luke, it's win the fight or lose the farm. It's a winner!

    SUMMARY: A crooked boxer and his manager pick a fight with Luke so they can trick him in a boxing match and make a killing on tickets. When Luke gets smashed into Boss' expensive new mirror, Boss demands Luke fight to pay the bill or he'll take the farm. Luke reluctantly agrees, but the competition sets out to make sure Luke never gets to the fight so they can automatically get all the gate money. Luke makes it to the fight, but can he find the will to win when his heart isn't in it?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Jim Rogers
    Directed By: Paul Baxley
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Richard Schaal as Billy Ray
    Co-Starring: Sonny Shields as Catfish, Eddie Ryder as Culpepper
    Featuring: Pat Crenshaw as Doctor, Dianne Anthony as Bessie Lou Perkins
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: John Burrows
    1st Assistant Director:Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Murray Jordan
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Supervising Sound Editor: Ed Scheid
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  41. THE LATE J.D. HOGG
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/21/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes of Hazzard, (Footage: I've got just two weeks and then I become the late J.D. Hogg) If the road to heaven is paved with good deeds, just where does that leave Boss Hogg.

    SUMMARY: A set of mixed up test results convince Boss he's only got two weeks to live. So, to have a shot at getting through the Pearly Gates he goes on a good deed spree, which includes giving the Dukes their mortgage. However, when Boss finds out the truth it's too late because two theives steal the Hazzard mail which includes $100,000 in Social Security checks and all the papers Boss signed. It's up to the Dukes to get the mail back before Boss can undo his deeds.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: James McIntire as Linc, Ray Young as Dell
    Co-Starring: Warren Munson as Doc Carney, Lindsay Bloom as Mabel Tillingham, Joanne Hickman as Nurse, Dennis Haskins as Customer
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: John Burrows
    1st Assistant Director:Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  42. UNCLE BOSS
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/28/80
    INTRO: Know what's in that little white car? Boss' secret weapon to put the Dukes away for good ... his nephew, Hughie Hogg

    SUMMARY: Boss' secret weapon — nephew Hughie Hogg — comes to Hazzard to help Boss get rid of the Dukes for good. Hughie frames Daisy for running moonshine and when the boys break her out, 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 him look bad, Rosco tells the Dukes about Hughie's plan and they all set out to catch the Hoggs before they reach Atlanta.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Co-Produced By: Gy Waldron and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Guest Star: Jeff Altman as Hughie Hogg, with Ellen Murray as Mary Belle
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Albert J. Salzer
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: James-Martin Bachman
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Albert J. Salzer
    1st Assistant Director:Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Jon Pare

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Brad Six
    1st Assistant Director: Jack Cash
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Film Editor: Bob Ross
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Sound Editors: Ed Scheid, Gary Vaughn
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Rochelle Moser
    Property: Dan Stoltenberg
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Darlene Engle
    Casting: Vivian McRae
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  43. BAA BAA WHITE SHEEP
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 12/5/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes of Hazzard, (footage)

    SUMMARY: Boss finds himself in double trouble when his long, lost twin brother, Abraham Lincoln Hogg, who Boss had declared legally dead, returns after five years to claim his half of the land left to him and Boss by late Great Aunt Emmie Lou Hogg. The problem is Boss has already sold the land to a developer. So, he has Abe arrested in a nearby town so he'll miss the reading of the will. Luke and Daisy race to get Abe back before Boss pulls off his big switch and grabs the land Abe plans to give to charity.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Dick Moder

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Sorrell Booke as Abraham Lincoln Hogg, Boyd Boswell as Benny the Quill
    Co-Starring: Ted Gehrig as the Judge, Ross Elliott as Finchburg Sheriff
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: John Burrows
    1st Assistant Director:Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Jay Alfred Smith
    Supervising Sound Editor: Ed Scheid
    Sound Editor: Alex Bamattre
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  44. MRS. ROSCO P. COLTRANE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 12/12/80
    INTRO: There's a wedding in Hazzard. Stay put now, you're all invited to a wedding.

    SUMMARY: Rosco finds a girlfriend through a computer dating service who shows up wanting to become Mrs. Coltrane — in a hurry. That's because she's part of a gang who want to use the wedding to empty Hazzard so they can pick it clean. The Dukes smell a rat and look into Rosco's bride. What they find puts a flaw in the slaw for Rosco's honeymoon.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Jack Whitman
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Lucille Benson as Mama Coltrane, Peggy Rea as Lulu
    Co-Starring: Tori Lysdahl as Sue Ann, William Sanderson as Collins, Reid Smith as McGraw
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Robert Hoffman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: John Burrows
    1st Assistant Director:Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Michael Wood
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Vivian McRae and Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  45. THE GREAT SANTA CLAUS CHASE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 12/19/80
    INTRO: On the Dukes, it's a typical Hazzard holiday gathering with lots of surprises. T'were the day before Christmas, and oh what a mess. So, don't go away, ya hear.

    SUMMARY: Boss hijacks Hazzard's Christmas trees and pins the crime on the men who were bringing them — Bo and Luke. Boss now has a monopoly on trees and starts seeing them back to the town at triple the price. With the town against them, the Dukes and Cooter race to find the trees and return Hazzard's Christmas spirit, while Boss' hijackers set out to double cross Boss and rip off his safe.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Denver Pyle
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Woody Strode as Willie, Brian Libby as Russ, Roy Jenson as Lacey
    Featuring: Dave Pullum as Little Boy, Roger Pancake as Hank
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director:Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Frank Toro
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  46. GOOD NEIGHBORS, DUKE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/2/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, it's downright hazzardous bein' a good neighbor Duke.

    SUMMARY: The Dukes meet their new neighbors, who are a father and daughter in the witness relocation program. The father testified in a ransom case where $2 million in diamonds disappeared. Some bad guys think he knows where the diamonds are and trace him to Hazzard. The Dukes now have to help their new neighbors avoid the bad guys without getting killed while doing it.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Len Kaufman
    Directed By: Dick Moder
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: John Larch as Adam Venable, Cynthia Leake as Esther Venable, William Mims as Hickey Burns, as Spencer Mulligan as Leroy Little, Grant Owens as Dixon, James Reynolds as Clayton
    Special Guest Star: Hoyt Axton as Himself
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director:Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Alex Bamattre
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Frank Toro
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  47. STATE OF THE COUNTY
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/9/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, Boss won't pay protection, Daisy's in love, the Dukes are on the spot, and if that weren't enough, here come the Oak Ridge Boys.

    SUMMARY: Boss's campaign for reelection threatens to go up in smoke after rival Boss J.W. Hickman of Claridge County sends a hitman to bump off Boss and take over his Hazzard operations. Things get especially complicated when Daisy's new boyfriend, Earl Beckett, turns out to be the man after Boss. It's up to Bo and Luke to save Boss and Daisy before election day becomes funeral day.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Dick Moder
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Special Guest Stars: The Oak Ridge Boys as Themselves
    Guest Starring: Philip Brown as Earl Becket, Larry D. Mann as Hickman
    Co-Starring: Ken Foree as Rollo, A.J. Freman as the Truck Driver
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Murray Jordan
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Alex Bamattre
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  48. THE LEGACY
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/16/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, everyone is rushin' for a sip of the legacy. Ya'll come back, ya hear.

    SUMMARY:Jesse's old love comes back to Hazzard to claim $5,000 from Boss and something else - nine barrels of bad moonshine buried under Duke property. When Boss welches on the debt, the Dukes decide to trick Boss into buying the bad shine to even the debt. But, when Boss' buyer hijacks the shine the boys have to catch him, even if it means Boss will nail them for breaking probation.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Jan Clayton as Lucinda, Gregory Walcott as Hatcher
    Co-Starring: Jay Ripley as Wilbur Fudge, Jack Garner as Blaine
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Frank Toro
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  49. DUKE VS. DUKE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/23/81
    INTRO: Next on the Dukes, it's Duke vs. Duke at J.D. Hogg's First Annual Hazzard County Derby. Be a winner. Stay put now.

    SUMMARY: The First Annual Hazzard County Derby draws the best racers around, including Bo, Luke and Cooter. It also sets them up because the contracts they sign say all the losing cars become Boss' property. Boss also makes a side bet with bookie Ma Harper for $10,000 on Rosco and his nitro-powered car, which she places a side bet on. Cooter borrowed money from Boss to build his car, which has a Cale Yarborough racing engine. If he wins, the engine is sold. When Cooter is hurt in a friendly race with Bo and Luke, Luke takes over driving his car. If Bo wins, Cooter loses everything. If Luke wins, they lose the General Lee. The Harper boys are out to make sure Rosco wins. It's a real race to the finish.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Paul Baxley
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Fran Ryan as Ma Harper
    Co-Starring: Johnnie Collins III as Billy Boy, Richard Fullerton as Billy Gene, Al Wyatt, Jr. as Junior, Sandy Wescott as the Nurse
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Frank Toro
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  50. MY SON, BO HOGG
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/30/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, the Dukes are in a heap of trouble when Bo gets amnesia and Boss Hogg gets a son.

    SUMMARY: While running from Boss and Rosco, Bo hits his head and gets amnesia. At the hospital, Boss tricks Bo into thinking he is Boss' son so he can get him to run a load of shine through Chickasaw County. When the rest of the Dukes find out what Boss is up to, they have to get to Bo before Shootin' Sheriff Little does!

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Rod Amateau
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Little, Anne Haney as C.V. Gumble, Bill Cross as Armored Truck Driver, Ken Hixon as the Doctor
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Murray Jordan
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Vince Connelley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Frank Toro
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  51. TO CATCH A DUKE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/6/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, the jewel thieves, the Duke boys, do they look anything alike? Why are the boys bein' accused of bein' part of the gang?

    SUMMARY: A jewel-stealing couple comes to Hazzard with a load of hot diamonds, where they immediately get busted on one of Rosco's phony charges. While they are paying the fine, Flash is outside burying their loot. When Rosco and Boss find out who they are, they run out and hijack Bo and Luke in the General Lee. Boss thinks Bo and Luke are in on the robbery. When he finds the jewels with Flash in Rosco's car he thinks Rosco's in on it too and fires him. Now, the thieves are after the jewels, the boys are after the jewel thieves and Rosco is after the boys. Bo, Luke and Rosco have to clear themselves before they go from the diamond pile to the rock pile.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Denver Pyle
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Martha Smith as Myrna, James Crittenden as Burt
    Featuring: Victoria Johnson as Lori Mae
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Jon James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  52. ALONG CAME A DUKE
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/13/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, one Duke, two Dukes, three Dukes, four Dukes ... but who is this Duke? It's enough to drive Boss Hogg crazy.

    SUMMARY: Boss frames Bo and Luke for the theft of General Stonewall Jackson's sword and plans to fence it to wealthy collector Beauregard Mason for $25,000. The boys get some extra help from their motorcycle riding cousin, Jeb Stuart Duke.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Len Kaufman
    Directed By: Paul Baxley
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Christopher Hensel as Jeb Stuart Duke, Earl Boen as Eustice Hastings
    Co-Starring: Dennis Holahan as Harry Jo, Anthony Brubaker as Tiny, Buck Young as the Marshall, and Kenneth O'Brien as Beauregard Mason
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  53. BY-LINE DAISY DUKE
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/20/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, Reporter Daisy Duke uncovers her first scandal and guess who's it.

    SUMMARY: Boss frames Bo and Luke for running his tractor stealing operation by tricking Daisy into taking their picture with the goods. Now the boys and Daisy have to find the real thieves before the boys are branded outlaws by the press.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supevisor: Si Rose
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Special Guest Appearance By: Dottie West
    Guest Starring: Richard Moll as Mr. Clyde Amos, Michael Greene as Vic, Alex Kubik as Corey, Kevin Hagen as Farmer Perkins
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  54. THE RETURN OF HUGHIE HOGG
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/6/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, the meanest, back-bitinest, double-crossinest, low-down Hogg in history is back in town and that means trouble for the Dukes.

    SUMMARY: Boss' bad apple nephew Hughie Hogg returns to Hazzard and runs a moonshine scam on the Dukes that lands them in hot water. Then, he runs a scam that tricks Boss into signing all his assets over to Hughie. Now the Dukes and Boss have to team up to take back Hazzard from Hughie and clear Bo and Luke.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supevisor: Si Rose
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Jeff Altman as Hughie Hogg, Frances Bay as Aunt Hortense
    Co-Starring: Roger Torrey as Wayne, Pat Studstill as Floyd, John H. Fields as Stillwell
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  55. BYE, BYE BOSS
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/13/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, When Boss Hogg faces an escaped convict who's lookin' to settle an old grudge the Dukes jump into action to help.

    SUMMARY: Digger Jackson, an escaped convict who Boss squealed on, comes back to Hazzard to fulfil his promise to "blow a hole through him big enough to drive a truck through - or was it a tractor?" Either way, it means trouble and when Digger nabs the Boss the Dukes pull out all the stops to find him.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Jim Rogers
    Directed By: Denver Pyle
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Special Guest Appearance By: Freddy Fender
    Guest Starring: Charles Napier as Digger, A. Paul Smith as Hobie, and Peggy Rea as Lulu
    Co-Starring: Harry Caesar as Homer, Earl Colbert as Deke
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  56. THE GREAT HAZZARD HIJACK
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/27/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, when Bo and Luke discover part of a million dollar fortune everybody starts rushin' to Hazzard County to join the search for the rest of it. Even Roy Orbison joins in.

    SUMMARY: Luke's old Marine buddy comes to Hazzard to find the loot from an armored car heist he pulled off five years earlier. He tricks the Dukes into helping him, but they begin to suspect something's not right. When they finally figure it out, it's an all-out fight between the Dukes and the crooks for the money.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: John Florea
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Special Guest Star: Roy Orbison
    Guest Starring: Richard Hill as Phil, Sam Melville as Dunkirk, Simone Griffeth as Kate, Nedra Volz as Miz Tisdale
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Richard Schor
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  57. THE HACK OF HAZZARD
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 4/3/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, Boss and Rosco get taken for a ride when Bo and Luke take over the Hazzard Cab Company.

    SUMMARY:Daisy takes over the Hazzard Post Office and the boys take over running the Hazzard Cab Company from Miss Tisdale while she visits her mama. They run into 24-karat trouble when their first two fares turn out to be thieves who hide a $100,000 gold certificate in the back seat of the cab, which they send to the upholstry shop. When Boss and Rosco find out about the certificate, it becomes a race between them, the crooks and the Dukes race to the seat, which doesn't matter because Cooter found it and dropped it in the mail. That means the next target is Daisy!

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Len Kaufman
    Directed By: Paul Baxley

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Peter Breck as J.J. Sunday, Royce D. Applegate as Harry Ray, Nedra Volz as Miz Tisdale
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Alex Bamattre
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  58. THE CANTERBURY CROCK
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 4/10/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, a widow's rare vase makes a hog out of Boss and trouble for the Dukes.

    SUMMARY: A little crock brings a lot of trouble to the Dukes when it turns out to be a priceless artifact that's wanted by a collector who will stop at nothing to get it, including rubbing out the Dukes. Things get worse when Boss tries to cut himself in on the deal.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Dick Moder
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Byron Webster as Beckman, Elizabeth Kerr as Widow Partridge, David Graf as Maury
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Murray Jordan
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  59. MRS. DAISY HOGG
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/9/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, (footage)

    SUMMARY: Boss' nephew, Jamie Lee Hogg, comes to Hazzard to make some money - literally. He sets up a slick counterfitting operation. If that wasn't bad enough, he also manages to sweep Daisy off her feet enough to get her to run away to marry him. But, when Jamie's business partners turn on him and Daisy, it's up to Bo, Luke, Boss and Jesse save the kids and stop the marriage.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: John Florea

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Johathan Frakes as Jamie Lee Hogg, Roger Robinson as Landry
    Co-Starring: Douglas Hume as Floyd, Hank Underwood as Mr. Pruitt
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Corinne Sesserago
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  60. DOUBLE DUKES
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/16/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, all this and Donna Fargo, too.

    SUMMARY: It's double trouble when Boss creates lookalikes of Bo and Luke. He sends his flunkies on a crime spree in a bogus General Lee while the real Bo and Luke are trapped in the Hazzard Coffin Works. The boys have to get out and catch their doubles before they clean out Hazzard.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Paul Baxley
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Robin Strand as Turk, Morgan Stoddard as Moody, Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Little, and Nedra Volz as Miz Tisdale
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  61. DIAMONDS IN THE ROUGH
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/23/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, diamonds, diamonds, who's got the diamonds?

    SUMMARY: The boys find a bag of hijacked diamonds, and the theives that hijacked them want them back.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Story By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: James Best
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Linda Hart as Lisa, Frank Marth as Caldwell, Robert Phillips as Frank, Richard Winters as Lenny, Joseph Whipp as Mason
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  62. COLTRANE VS. DUKE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/31/81
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, (the Duke farm is awarded to Sheriff Coltrane)

    SUMMARY: A big time beer maker wants to build a factory in Hazzard and he wants to do it on the Dukes' land. To get the farm, Boss has Rosco fake an accident with Bo and Luke and then sues them for it. The judge awards Rosco the farm, but when the Dukes get proof Rosco is faking his injuries they have to get to the judge before they really lose the farm forever.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Simon Muntner
    Directed By: Don McDougall
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Bob Hastings as Slick, Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Little, Hugh Gillin as Mr. Crystal, Barney Phillips as Judge Buford Potts, Charlie Dell as Emery Potter, Parley Baer as Dr. Appleby
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  63. THE FUGITIVE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/3/81
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, motor cross, double cross, even Johnny Paycheck drops in.

    SUMMARY:While practicing for the Tri-County Motorcross, the boys and Daisy pick up a pretty girl on the run from Rosco. She stumbled onto Boss' motorcycle chop shop. Always ready to put one over on Boss and Rosco, the Dukes cook up a plan to shift Boss' operation into neutral.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Kristan Kincade
    Directed By: Don McDougall
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Special Guest Star: Johnny Paycheck
    Guest Starring: Laurette Spang as Mindy Lou
    Featuring: G.Yon as Leroy
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Alex Bamattre
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  64. THE GREAT BANK ROBBERY
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/6/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, Ya'll drop in, ya hear.

    SUMMARY: Boss fires bank janitor Clarence one day short of his retirement to avoid paying him his $30,000 pension. So, Clarence swipes it. The Dukes talk him out of it but Bo and Luke get caught by Rosco trying to return it. The Dukes have to find some way to return the money before the bank opens or they'll spend one year in jail for every stolen dollar!

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Fred Freiberger
    Directed By: Denver Pyle
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Bill Erwin as Clarence Stovall
    Featuring: Daniel Currie as Homer, Dan Priest as Bib
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Vincent L. Connelly
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  65. SADIE HOGG DAY
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/13/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, it's Sadie Hogg Day and Daisy's the winner, or is she?

    SUMMARY: Boss needs to cover up his swiping $142,679 in county funds from the visiting bank examiner. He does it by making Daisy the temporary county treasurer during Sadie Hogg Day and then having the bank robbed. The Dukes have to crack Boss' cover up before Daisy winds up behind bars for bank robbery.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: John Florea
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Nedra Volz as Miz Tisdale, John Hancock as Handley, Mary Treen as Aunt Clara and Peggy Rea as LuLu
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Shirley Cunningham
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  66. THE 10 MILLION DOLLAR SHERIFF (2-hour episode)
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/20/81
    INTRO: Rosco becomes the richest man in Hazzard County and hires the meanest man in Atlanta to stuff and cuff the Dukes.

    SUMMARY: Rosco inherits $10 million from his Great Uncle Hosia P. Coltrane, and then increased his fortune by winning all Boss' money when Boss' crooked card game backfires. Rosco uses his new wealth to hire the most notorious bounty hunter in Georgia, Jason Steele, to run the Dukes into jail. While trying to find Steele, Jesse is hurt and falls into a coma. Furious over Jesse's accident, the boys flush out Steele for a fair fight. But when one of Steele's dirty schemes pays off, the boys find themselves on a one-way trip to the state pen.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Dick Moder
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: William Smith as Jason Steele, Carlos Brown as Dawson, Redmond Gleeson as Ben Wilkenson, Regis J. Cardie as Reynolds, Ken Hixon as Doctor, Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Little, Terry Wilson as Norman Scroggs, Lindsay Bloom as Mabel Tillingham
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor (Pt. 1)/Murray Jordan (Pt. 2)
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Alex Bamattre (Pt. 1)/Vincent L. Connelly (Pt. 2)
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James (Pt. 1)/Steve Purcell (Pt. 2)
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  67. TROUBLE AT COOTER'S
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/27/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, the Duke boys are all tied up in Hazzard's big fur robbery.

    SUMMARY:A fur thief sells Boss his latest take, then hatches a plan to dig through Cooter's garage wall into Rhuebottom's to steal them back. The thief's girlfriend sweettalks Cooter away from the garage. Meanwhile, Rosco is after Bo and Luke for the fur robbery when they find one of the stolen furs on the road. The boys have to catch the thief to clear themselves, but they'll also have to hurt their best friend in the process.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Don McDougall
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Steve Sandor as Russ Mitchel, Colleen Camp as Bonnie Lane and Jay Garner as Harvey Dunsmore
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Al Cavigga
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  68. GOODBYE, GENERAL LEE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 12/4/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, (FOOTAGE)

    SUMMARY: After Luke is hurt during the qualifying jump for the 1st Annual Hazzard County Drag 'n' Fly contest, Boss hypnotizes him into getting rid of the General Lee. That way, Boss' car can win and he will clean up on endorsements. Can Luke shake off Boss' scheme before the four-wheeled member of the Duke family is sent on his final run?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Denver Pyle
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: A. P. Smith as Hobie, Andy Wood as Banyon
    Co-Starring: Walker Edmigton as Prof. Crandall, Patrick Wright as Spanner
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Al Cavigsi
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  69. CLETUS FALLS IN LOVE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 12/11/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, Cletus really falls for Daisy and Boss Hogg is after the Dukes.

    SUMMARY: Daisy charms Cletus out of a ticket and Cletus mistakes her affection for true love. Meanwhile, Boss pins a bad check scheme on the boys to impress the state probation supervisor and keep his job as probation officer. While the boys try to find a way out of trouble, Daisy tries to turn off Cletus' courting without hurting his feelings.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: John Florea
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Nedra Volz as Miz Tisdale, Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Little, Lila Kent as Laverne, Paul Kent as Mr. Hodges
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Lee Chaney
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  70. HUGHIE HOGG STRIKES AGAIN
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 12/18/81
    INTRO: On the Dukes, Hughie Hogg is back in Hazzard. Hughie's runnin'. Buck Owens is strummin'.

    SUMMARY: Hughie Hogg returns to Hazzard with a scheme for Boss too slimy to refuse. For $25,000, he'll frame Cooter for robbery so Boss can forclose on the garage and demolish it so he can build his "Hoggaminiums." For the sake of every car in Hazzard, the Dukes have to stop Hughie and keep from going into the same cell as Cooter.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Special Guest Star: Buck Owens as Himself
    Guest Starring: Jeff Altman as Hughie Hogg, Nedra Volz as Miz Tisdale
    Co-Starring: Pat Studstill as Barclay, Roger Torrey as Norris, and Ed Peck as Ray Winters
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  71. DUKESCAM SCAM
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/1/82
    INTRO: On the Dukes, (FOOTAGE).

    SUMMARY: Boss cons Jesse into putting up the farm as bail when Boss fakes his arrest for robbing the bank. When Boss doesn't show up to the hearing, the farm is forfited to the bail bondsman - Boss Hogg. But, Boss may not get to enjoy his victory after he and Jesse are locked in the bank vault with almost no air. The boys have to find a way to get them out before their time is up.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Denver Pyle
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Story Editor: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Charlie Ball as Emery Potter, Barney Phillips as Judge Buford Potts, Lila Kent as Laverne
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Jack Whitman
    Art Director: Bob Jillson
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Murray Jordan
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Vincent L. Connelly
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  72. THE SOUND OF MUSIC — HAZZARD STYLE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/8/82
    INTRO: On the Dukes, while Mickey Gilley makes music Boss Hogg tries to make a profit.

    SUMMARY: Boss takes another stab at the music business by hiring a couple of "polecat" record pirates to rip of Mickey Gilley's Hazzard concert. However, when the FBI comes to town it's Bo and Luke who are shanghied into taking the wrap. Can they catch the pirates and stop the Boss before they wind up doing the "jailhouse rock?"

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Special Guest Star: Mickey Gilley
    Guest Starring: L.Q. Jones as Morton, Burton Gilliam as Heap, Elinor Donahue as Marjorie Dane and Hari Rhodes as Ben Jordan
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Corinne Sessarago
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Brooks
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  73. SHINE ON HAZZARD MOON
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/15/82
    INTRO: On the Dukes, Boss'll do anything to get Jesse's moonshine recipe, including framing the Duke boys.

    SUMMARY:Boss gets a big moonshine order, but to fill it he'll need to get Jesse's secret shine recipe. Knowing Jesse will never go back to moonshining, Boss frames Bo and Luke and offers to trade their freedom for Jesse filling the order. The boys will have to get out jail and get to Jesse before Boss can double cross them all.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Paul Baxley
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Jim B. Baker as Jasper Fenwick, Michael Keenan as Raymond Flicker, Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Little
    Co-Starring: Jim Boeke as Eli
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Ray Sebastian
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  74. PIN THE TAIL ON THE DUKES
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/22/82
    INTRO: On the Dukes, Boss' best friend is back in town, and the chase is on.

    SUMMARY: Boss' former best friend, Hector Farley, returns from prison determined to make old Boss pay him for the farm Boss conned away from him. Never wanting to part with his money, Boss uses all his dirty tricks to send Hector back to the pokey, and he wants to make sure the Dukes go along with him.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Don McDougall
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Henry Jones as Hector Farley
    Co-Starring: John Wheeler as Mr. Rhuebottom
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Sebastian
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  75. MIZ TISDALE ON THE LAM
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/29/82
    INTRO: On the Dukes, the Dukes go all out to keep Miz Tisdale out of jail.

    SUMMARY: Boss starts a mail-order land scheme for his phony Hazzard Highlands. When his con gets the state postal inspector suspicious, he frames the whole thing on Miz Tisdale. The Dukes, of course, set out to help but wind up on the run themselves. Now they have to save themselves from Boss, Miz Tisdale from the postal inspector, and Uncle Jesse from Miz Tisdale's romantic advances!

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: John Florea
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Nedra Volz as Miz Tisdale, Diane Lander as Sue-Ann Blake, James Hong as Billy Joe Fong, Sid Haig as Slocum, George Whiteman as Nelson
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Corrine Sesserago
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Ray Sebastian
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  76. NOTHIN' BUT THE TRUTH
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/5/82
    INTRO: On the Dukes, (FOOTAGE)

    SUMMARY: Boss sets up crooked gambling parlor with some out of town heavies. When the state crime inspector comes calling he frames the Dukes as the gambling ringleaders. However, after Boss accidentally gets a dose of Rosco's truth serum he starts blabbing about everything. Now, the Dukes have to get to Boss for a confession before the bad guys can silence him permenantly.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Peggy Rea as Lulu, Craig Littler as Lacey
    Co-Starring: Roger Hampton as Gorman, Curtis Taylor as Jacks
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Ray Sebastian
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  77. DEAR DIARY
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/12/82
    INTRO: On the Dukes, (FOOTAGE)

    SUMMARY: Rosco's diary, which is filled with notes on every dirty scheme Boss and he ever pulled, falls into the hands of a couple of hoods Boss shortchanged. They plan on using it to blackmail Boss. Boss plans on using Bo and Luke to get it back by blackmailing them with his trumped up charge file. With everybody trying to get something on everybody else, will anyone come out on top?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Don McDougall
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Bill McLaughlin as Hadley, Ernie Hudson as Avery
    Featuring: Elmore Vincent as Doc Appleby
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Al Cavigga
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Sebastian
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  78. NEW DEPUTY IN TOWN
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/19/82
    INTRO: On the Dukes, Hazzard gets a new deputy. It doesn't help.

    SUMMARY: A phony deputy with "more curves than old Mt. Parrin Road" comes to Hazzard to foul up Boss and Rosco and break out her convict boyfriend. Bo and Luke figure out what she's up to, but can they stop her in time?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Denver Pyle
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Tracy Scoggins as Linda May, Gary Graham as Denny, Peggy Rea as Lulu
    Co-Starring: Terrance Knox as Rafe Logan, Rayford Barnes as Marshall
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Lee Chaney
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Sebastian
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  79. BIRDS GOTTA FLY
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/26/82
    INTRO: On the Dukes, (FOOTAGE)

    SUMMARY: A female NASCAR driver, Molly Hargrove, comes to Hazzard looking for a new girl to take over driving her racecar. When she sees Daisy whip the boys in a friendly race Molly offers Daisy the job. She accepts and heads off to her first race, but there's two things she doesn't know: Molly is in hock to Boss, who's trying to sabotage the car to get the team and own Daisy's racing contract. Also, Molly was disbared for reckless driving and she wants Daisy to win at any cost. Can they boys help Daisy out of this mess and stay out of jail themselves?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Paul Baxley
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Andra Akers as Molly Hargrove, Alex Harvey as Morgan
    Co-Starring: Mike Moroff as Sam Porter, Carl Kraines as Jude Porter, Randal Patrick as Charlie Cooper
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Ray Sebastian
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  80. BAD DAY IN HAZZARD
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/5/82
    INTRO: On the Dukes, the Dukes and Boss get together to try and stop a $10 million hijacking.

    SUMMARY: A master thief comes to Hazzard to rip off Boss' bank. To pull it off, he captures the Dukes, Cooter, Boss, Rosco and Cletus and holds them at the Boar's Nest so they can't interfere. He soon learn catching a Duke is a lot easier than holding on to one.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Gabrielle Beaumont
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Tim O'Conner as Thackery, Kaz Gares as Loggins, Mark Withers as Dennis
    Co-Starring: M.C. Gainey as Peters, Frederic George as Adams
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstien
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Sebastian
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  81. MISS TRI-COUNTIES
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/12/82
    INTRO: On the Dukes, the Tri-County Beauty and Talent Contest is up for grabs, and everybody's grabbin'.

    SUMMARY: Pagentry comes to Hazzard as Daisy competes to be crowned the all-around best gal in three counties. The odds are stacked against her courtesy of Boss Hogg, who's on the take to fix the contest for Miss Hatchapee County. Can Daisy out-mechanic, out-drive and out-strut the competition and take the crown? She will if Bo and Luke have anything to say about it.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Paul Baxley
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Joe Higgins as Big Jim Mathers, Danone Simpson as Melanie DuBois, Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Little
    Co-Starring: Charles Bartlett as Grogan, Don Fox Greene as Malone, Robert Lussier as the Motorist
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Ray Sebastian
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  82. SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/19/82
    INTRO: On the Dukes, Lulu Hogg believes in equal rights - Boss doesn't. It's the battle of Hazzard.

    SUMMARY: Lulu decides it's time for the women of Hazzard to take their place beside the men, whether the men like it or not, so she forms the Hazzard Equal Rights Society - H.E.R.S. While Boss is dealing with Lulu he's double dealing the Dukes. When Bo and Luke find a bag of stolen credit cards, which was stashed by two theives on the run, Rosco and Boss charge them and stash the cards in the door of Rosco's patrol car. Then Lulu and Daisy sell the car to Sheriff Little and they wind up on the run from Boss, Rosco, the boys, Sheriff Little and the crooks! Got all that?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Denver Pyle
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: David Hayward as Dickens, Peggy Rea as Lulu, Billy Ray Sharkey as Clark, Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Little, Jon Locke as Murkin
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Al Cavigga
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Sebastian
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  83. THE LAW AND JESSE DUKE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/26/82
    INTRO: On the Dukes, it's Duke after Duke when Boss tricks Jesse into being Sheriff.

    SUMMARY: Rosco and Cletus go on strike to try and get Boss to raise their salaries. Instead of giving in, Boss gathers some crooks to rip off the town. Bo and Luke are setup for the string of robberies and Jesse is tricked by Boss into becoming temporary Sheriff. His first duty - arrest Bo and Luke. Now, the boys must clear their name and outrun Jesse at the same time.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: James Sheldon
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Melinda Naud as Alabama Jones
    Co-Starring: Ralph Strait as Otis Plunkett, Chuck Hayes as Simon, Doug Hayes, Jr as Floyd
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstien
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Corinne Sessaraso
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Ray Sebastian
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  84. DUKES IN DANGER
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 4/2/82
    INTRO: On the Dukes, strange things happen in Hazzard when convicts take the Dukes hostage and Boss takes over the Dukes' mortgage.

    SUMMARY: The Dukes, Boss and Rosco are held prisoner at the farm by two escaped convicts. It's a race to see who can get away first.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Don McDougall
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Steven Williams as Leeman Guest Starring: Bill Fletcher as Hammer, John Crawford as Randall
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Gilles A. de Turenne
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Gilles A. de Turenne
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby Marable
    Sound Editor: Lee Cheney
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Travis Nixon
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Ray Sebastian
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Linda Hickman
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  85. THE NEW DUKES
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 9/24/82
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, Bo and Luke are movin' on. Boss is all smiles. It's Coy and Vance ... and Enos. Things are back to normal in Hazzard County.

    SUMMARY: Bo and Luke leave Hazzard for the NASCAR circuit and are replaced by cousins Coy and Vance. The boys recieve a hot welcome when they go up against Boss Hogg's Mean Green Machine - an armored vehicle Boss plans to use to rob banks. Can the new Dukes stand up to the test and prove they are worthy to take Bo and Luke's place?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Paul Baxley
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: William Russ as Scroggins, Mitch Carter as Hatfield
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  86. DUKES STRIKE IT RICH
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/1/82
    INTRO: Tonight, the Dukes strike it rich and Boss gets gold fever.

    SUMMARY: The Dukes help a young couple, the Mortons, who were swindled by Boss into buying some worthless farmland. They fool Boss into thinking there's gold on the property so he'll buy it back. But can they fool Boss before Rosco blows the whistle?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Jim Rogers
    Directed By: Don McDougall
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Co-Starring: Jay W. Baker as Jeb Morton, Phyllis Hall as Carrie Morton
    Featuring: John Wheeler as Mr. Rhuebottom
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Nick Batchelor
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  87. LAWMAN OF THE YEAR
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/8/82
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, guess who's aiming to be (Lawman of the Year)

    SUMMARY:Rosco is campaigning to be the next Lawman of the Year, but his sudden honesty is causing problems with Boss' schemes, especially his plan to rob a new crooked jeweler in town.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Denver Pyle
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Al White as Burnett, Duke Stroud as Morris, Nedra Volz as Miz Tisdale
    Featuring: John Wheeler as Mr. Rhuebottom, June C. Ellis as The Lady
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  88. COY MEETS GIRL
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/15/82
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, Coy meets girl. Look out!

    SUMMARY:Boss hijacks a valuable load of antiques from Coy and Vance and frames them for the crime. The only witness is a young runaway girl, Bobbi Lee Jordan, who was hiding in the van. The boys have to get the girl to clear them before Boss has her stashed away.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: James Sheldon
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Michele Greene as Bobby Lee, George McDaniel as Clooney, Robert Gray as Potter
    Featuring: Conlan Carter as Truck Dispatcher
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Corinne Sessaraso
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  89. THE HAZZARDGATE TAPE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/22/82
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, Boss Hogg double crosses the other bosses and it's the Dukes to the rescue.

    SUMMARY: Three bosses from the rival counties want to take over Hazzard and they're willing to do away with Boss Hogg to do it. The Dukes have to team up with their old enemy to save Hazzard from a fate worse than Boss Hogg.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Bob Sweeney
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Special Guest Star: Mel Tillis as Himself
    Guest Starring: Earl Montgomery as Boss Sharkey
    Co-Starring: F. William Parker as Boss Hopkins, William Bramley as Boss Bowman, Anthony DeLongis as Norton, James Carrington as Janco
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Lee Chaney
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  90. BIG DADDY
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/29/82
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, Boss' Big Daddy comes to Hazzard and so does big trouble.

    SUMMARY: Big Daddy Hogg comes to Hazzard to see his "little" boy and relieve him of some of his money. Will Big Daddy pull the wool over J.D's eyes?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Les Tremayne as Big Daddy, Brion James as Jenkins, Chris Hendrie as Ernie
    Featuring: Billy Beck as the Farmer, Ann Nelson as Lady
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Al Cavigsi
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  91. VANCE'S LADY
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/5/82
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, Vance's lady is followed by trouble. Can Boss give the Dukes a hand?

    SUMMARY: Vance's former love comes to Hazzard and brings trouble with her. She's on the run from a crooked Senator that she has the goods on and she needs Vance to keep her alive. But when the Senator's flunkies trick Boss into helping find her will it be too much for the Dukes?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Teleplay By: Simon Munter and Martin Roth
    Story By: Simon Munter
    Directed By: James Shelton
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Beth Schaffel as Jenny, Gary Grubbs as Wade, Taylor Lacher as Dugan
    Co-Starring: Kirk Scott as Senator Maynard
    Featuring: Ella Mae Brown as Bessie Lou
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Pat Leyba
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  92. HAZZARD HUSTLE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/12/82
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, Boss plays bookie with everybody else's money.

    SUMMARY:Boss sets up an illegal horse betting parlor in Rapahoe County. When the boss of that county finds out, he pins the scam on the Dukes and sends her after them. Now, the Dukes have to out manuever the Rapahoe thugs and out smart Boss before they end up "saddled" with a phony charge.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Don McDougall
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Joy Garnett as Big Billie Tucker, Cal Gibson as Swifty, Bruce M. Fischer as Bull
    Co-Starring: William O'Connell as Merle
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  93. ENOS IN TROUBLE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/19/82
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, it's little green stones and big greedy crooks and Enos is caught in the middle.

    SUMMARY: Enos and the Dukes find a stash of stolen emeralds in Enos' footlocker. Now, the California crooks who stole them want them back, and they don't care who they have to hurt to get them.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Paul Baxley
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Brett Halsey as Carter, Anthony Eisley as Burke
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  94. THE GREAT INSURANCE FRAUD
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/26/82
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, everybody's fooled by a flim-flam insurance fraud.

    SUMMARY:Two out-of-town con artists sting Boss' fake insurance scam by staging a phony car crash to claim the policy, a crash Coy thinks he caused when the car nearly crashes into the General Lee. Vance sets out to find out what really happened but winds up caught. Can Coy conquer his fear of driving in time to help the rest of the Dukes catch the crooks?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Denver Pyle
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Melanie Vincz as Lavinia, Brian Libby as Wade Davis
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Al Cavigsi
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  95. A LITTLE GAME OF POOL
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 12/3/82
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, it's a little game of pool - Hazzard style - and the General Lee goes to the winner.

    SUMMARY: Boss needs a fast car to pull some crooked jobs, so he cons Jesse into putting up the General Lee in a pool game, then makes Jesse play a local pool shark to win. Jesse looses the General, but the Dukes find out he cheated. Now they have to find the General before he becomes Hazzard's most wanted four-wheeled felon.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Mark Warren
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Co-Starring: Frank Pendle as Landis, Jesse D. Goins as Purcell, Robert V. Barron as Chickasaw Thins
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Corinne Sessaraso
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  96. THE TREASURE OF SOGGY MARSH
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 12/10/82
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, everybody's fishin' for a way to find the treasure of Soggy Marsh

    SUMMARY: Boss sets out to find a buried cash box from a past armored car robbery. He hires the robber's former cellmate to find the box with $500,000 in stolen money, which was buried in Soggy Marsh. To keep the Dukes out of his way, he frames them for the theft of his gold cufflinks. Instead of keeping them away, he spurs the Dukes to find out what's going on. However, when Daisy finds the crooks first, she could be deep sixed along with the treasure unless the boys and Jesse can save her.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: James Sheldon
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultants: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Andrew Robinson as Pruitt, Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Little, John Laughlin as Gregory
    Featuring: John Wheeler as Mr. Rhuebottom, Don Dolan as the Jailer, Jineane Ford as the Girl
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Corinne Sessaraso
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  97. THE REVENGE OF HUGHIE HOGG
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 12/17/82
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, Rosco's up for re-election but Hughie Hogg has a few aces up his sleeve.

    SUMMARY: Hughie blackmails Boss into backing him against Rosco in the election for Sheriff of Hazzard County. Figuring they'd rather have Rosco than Hughie any day, the Dukes campaign to get him re-elected. However, since Hughie never plays fair, he has Boss try to arrest the Dukes and suspend Rosco. The Dukes have to get creative and find a way to scam Hughie so they can get Boss back on Rosco's side and run Hughie out of town.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Don McDougall
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Jeff Altman as Hughie Hogg, Peggy Rea as Lulu, Pat Studstill as Barclay, Roger Torrey as Norris
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Gary Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Lee Chaney
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  98. THE RETURN OF THE MEAN GREEN MACHINE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/7/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, Boss goes for the gold, but gets the Mean Green Machine instead.

    SUMMARY: The new Dukes' worst enemy returns. Boss has resurrected the Mean Green Machine and plans to use it to steal the Jefferson Davis gold coin collection on display at the Hazzard Emporium. However, Boss finds himself in a mess of trouble when the Machine is stolen by two other crooks, one of whom is one of the original drivers of the Mean Green Machine, who plan to use it to steal the coins before Boss does. The boys take on the machine and manage to damage it. The crooks need a mechanic and kidnap Cooter to fix the Machine so they can finish the job and the Dukes. Can the boys find a way to stop the Machine without hurting Cooter before all of Hazzard is turned into a battlefield?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Paul Baxley
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Mitch Carter as Hatfield, Joel Bailey as Baxter, Nedra Volz as Miz Tisdale
    Featuring: Holly Roberts as Bonnie
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Gary Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: John James
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  99. DING, DONG, THE BOSS IS DEAD
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/21/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, a couple of skunks are out to get Boss, so he tries to play possum.

    SUMMARY: An old rival of Boss', Floyd Calloway, sends a hit team to put him six feet under. Vance figures the only way to get rid of them is to give them what they want and "kill" Boss.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Barbara Horan as Lorna, Richard Hill as Matt, R.G. Armstrong as Calloway, Peggy Rea as Lulu
    Featuring: Annie O'Donnell as Gussie Peabody
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Virgina Darcy
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  100. COY VS. VANCE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/4/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, Coy falls for a shady stunt lady and Vance tries to stop him.

    SUMMARY: Coy fall for a lady stunt biker who is performing highway robbery with her biker sister. When Vance gets suspicious it pits the Duke boys against each other.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Sorrell Booke
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Len Kaufman
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Shawn Weatherly as Billie Ann, Bobbie Ferguson as Kate
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Alex Bamattre
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Joan Phillips
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  101. COMRADE DUKE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/11/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, the Russians come to a place called Hazzard and their best athlete wants to stay with the Dukes.

    SUMMARY: The Dukes take on the Russians when a beautiful Soviet gymnast defects by hiding out in the back of Jesse's pickup. When the KGB tries to take her back, they have to try and match wits with the Dukes, which is never an easy thing.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Don McDougall
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Len Kaufman
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Dawn Jeffory as Natasha, Hank Garrett as Borov, Lee Dekno as Androvich
    Co-Starring: Steve Hanks as Darcy, Roger Jackson as Mechanic
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Joan Phillips
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  102. WITNESS: JESSE DUKE
     ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/18/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, Jesse foils a robbery and loses his sight.

    SUMMARY: Jesse loses his sight after fighting with two escaping bank robbers. When the robbers find out he's still alive they set out to make sure he can never identify them.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Len Kaufman
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Judson Scott as Parker, Noble Willingham as Hanson
    Co-Starring: Billy Streater as Rick, Ken Hixon as the Doctor
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Corinne Sessaraso
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Renata Leuchner
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  103. WELCOME BACK, BO 'N' LUKE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/25/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, Bo and Luke are back in Hazzard. Welcome home, fellers!

    SUMMARY: After what felt like an eternity, the original Duke boys return to Hazzard. Bo and Luke return as Coy and Vance leave to help one of the Duke aunts. They find Cooter trying to keep up with Boss' inflated mortage payments and leaving bad repairs behind him. When their NASCAR buddy Petey Wilson's car wrecks after Cooter works on it, the boys have to find out if it was Cooter's work or Petey's shifty assistant that was the cause.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Byron Cherry as Coy
    Christopher Mayer as Vance
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Len Kaufman and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Len Kaufman
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Donald May as Petey, Lori-Nan Engler as Sarah Ann, Chuck Wagner as Joey
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Lee Chaney
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Renata Leuchner
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  104. BIG BROTHERS, DUKE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/4/83
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, Bo and Luke become big brothers to a big problem.

    SUMMARY: Bo and Luke volunteer to be big brothers to a wayward boy, who turns out to be a rather skillful theif. But when the boy stumbles across some of Boss' dirty money hidden in a mine, he finds himself on the run from Boss and a crooked businessman who want the money back. Now, the boys have to save their little brother from becoming their late brother.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Denver Pyle
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Len Kaufman
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: P.R. Paul as Andy Slocum, William Edward Phipps as Barney
    Co-Starring: Nick Shields as Norman, James Jeter as the Sheriff
    Featuring: Robert Broyles as the Man
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby M. Treloggen
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Renata Leuchner
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Susanna Sandke
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  105. FAREWELL, HAZZARD
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/11/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, Uncle Jesse loses the farm and it could be the end of Hazzard.

    SUMMARY:Boss pulls out all the stops to forclose or buy all the land in Hazzard so he and his new business parter, the lovely L.S. Pritchard, can develop "New Hazzard." When the Dukes lose the farm after Pritchard's goons keep them from making the mortgage payment, they look into what she really wants all that land for. When they find her plans for turning Hazzard into a strip mine, they have to convince Boss before Hazzard becomes a big, empty hole.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Don McDougall

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editors: Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Len Kaufman
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Randi Brooks as L.S. Pritchard, James Horan as Garrett
    Co-Starring: Joseph Burke as Hudson, Grant Owens as Whitney
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Abby Marable Treloggan
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Renata Leuchner
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Violet Cane
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  106. DAISY'S SHOTGUN WEDDING
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/25/83
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, Daisy's a reluctant bride and the Dukes are up in the air about it.

    SUMMARY:The bad news Beaudrys from Tennessee come to Hazzard to make a shine deal with Boss but end up leaving town with Daisy, Flash and Boss' money. The boys, Jesse, Boss and Rosco head for the hills to save Daisy before she's forced to marry big Milo.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Paul Baxley

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Story Editor: Len Kaufman
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Richard Moll as Milo, J.S. (Joe) Young as Pa, John Dennis Johnston as Sledge, Dennis Fimple as Preacher
    Co-Starring: Steve Hanks as Darcy, Glenn Moshower as Vern, Rick Johnson as Skip, Jo McDonnell as Sally Jo
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Fred Werner
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Gary Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Abby Marable Treloggan
    Sound Editor: Alex Bamattre
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Renata Leuchner
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Violet Cane
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  107. LULU'S GONE AWAY
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 9/23/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, the Dukes are mad, the Boss is sad 'cause Lulu's gone away.

    SUMMARY: Lulu is kidnapped and held for ransom. The Dukes team up with Boss to get her back before the kidnappers make her disappear for good.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Len Kaufman and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Tom Wopat

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Peggy Rea as Lulu, Chris Mulkey as Billy Ray, Lewis Van Bergen as Eddie, Shanna Reed as Anna Lisa
    Featuring: Annie O'Donnell as Gussie Peabody
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.S.C.
    Music Editor: Gene Marks
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Renata Leuchner
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Violet Cane
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  108. A BABY FOR THE DUKES
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 9/30/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, a little visitor brings old enemies together.

    SUMMARY:A little bundle lands with the Dukes when they find a baby in the General Lee. The baby's mother, a local girl Hazzard girl named Mary Lou, is on the run from her evil father-in-law who had her declared an unfit mother and got custody of the baby. The note she leaves asks the Dukes to watch out for the baby until she can safely pick him up. When the grandfather, Atlanta tycoon Emerson Craig, shows up demanding the baby and ridiculing everything in Hazzard, the Dukes and Boss team up to make sure Mary Lou gets a chance to plead her case in court. However, when Craig and his henchman close in on the hideout where Daisy is watching the baby and accidently set fire to the surrounding woods, the boys have to reach Daisy and the baby before they both go up in flames!

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Hollingsworth Morse

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editors: Martin Roth and Len Kaufman
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Peter Hoblas as Emerson Craig, Janeen Best as Mary Lou, Stafford Morgan as Fielding
    Co-Starring: Ted Gehring as Judge Druten
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Gene Marks
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Renata Leuchner
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Violet Cane
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  109. TOO MANY ROSCOS
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/7/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, he's alive all right, but is he really Rosco?

    SUMMARY: A trio of robbers, one of whom is a double of Rosco, set out to rob Boss' armored car of a million dollars. They run Rosco into the lake and grab him while he's chasing the boys. When the boys come back and can't find him, they assume he's dead. The double shows up and claims it was a mistake, but he makes enough mistakes that everyone wonders what's wrong with him. When Bo and Luke take the double to the hospital they're grabbed by the rest of the robbers. Can the boys and the real Rosco get loose and stop the robbers before they steal Boss' money and ruin the "good" name of Rosco P. Coltrane!

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Teleplay By: Bruce Howard
    Story By: Calvin Kelly and Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Harvey Laidman
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth and Len Kaufman
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: James Best as Woody, Peggy Rea as LuLu, Clancy Brown as Kelly, Jeffrey Josephson as Arnie
    Co-Starring: Parley Baer as Doc Appleby
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Gene Marks
    Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Renata Leuchner
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Violet Cane
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  110. BROTHERLY LOVE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/14/83
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, a stranger comes to town claiming to be a Duke.

    SUMMARY:Luke's baby brother comes back from the dead, but he may not be back for long. He's on the run from some gangsters who want to put him down for the count after not throwing a boxing match.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Michael Caffey

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Randy Hamilton as Jud, Christopher Stone as Tex Tompkins, Phillip Clark as Charlie
    Co-Starring: John Dewey-Carter as Harley, Nancy Jeris as the Doctor
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Gene Marks
    Sound Editor: Alex Bamattre
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Renata Leuchner
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Violet Cane
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  111. THE BOAR'S NEST BEARS
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/21/83
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, Boss Hogg's Bears take on the Chickasaw Chiefs. Big bucks for Boss means trouble for the Dukes.

    SUMMARY:Boss's annual $5,000 bet with A.C. Tate, Jr. on the Boar's Nest Bears kids basketball team lands the Dukes in foul trouble. Boss makes a deal to keep the boys out of jail for violating probation if they get local basketball phenom Rod Moffat to play for the Bears and win. Tate wants to keep that from happening, even if he has to threaten Rod to do it.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Michael Michaeliant and Michael Sevareid
    Directed By: Tom Wopat

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editors: Martin Roth and Len Kaufman
    Script Consultant: Michael Michaeliant and Michael Sevareid
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Gailand Sartain as A.C. Tate, Jr., James Carroll Jordan as Ruel McBride, Nancy Clay as Lou Ann Moffat, Jason Lively as Rod Moffat, Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Little, Bobby Frite as Tommy
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Ken Collins
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Mark Southern
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  112. BOSS BEHIND BARS
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/4/83
    INTRO: Next, on the Dukes, (it's them dang Beaudrys again) and that means trouble for the Dukes.

    SUMMARY: The Ridge Runners Old Timer's Race takes a bad turn when the bad Beaudrys from Tennessee return to Hazzard. They frame Boss for the crash of Jesse's car so they can steal one of Boss' moonshine stills. Now, Boss is in jail for something he didn't do and has to convince the Dukes to help him get out of the fix he's put them in many times.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Don McDougall

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Executive Script Consultant: Bruce Howard
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Richard Moll as Milo Beaudry, John Dennis Johnston as Sledge Beaudry, J.S. (Joe) Young as Pa Beaudry
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Ken Collins
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Mark Southern
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  113. A BOY'S BEST FRIEND
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/11/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, Hazzard goes to the dogs.

    SUMMARY: Two dogs equals one big problem for the Dukes. Two dognappers running through Hazzard manage to get their stolen bassett hound switched with Flash. While Rosco grieves for his lost "Velvet Ears," Bo and Luke manage to find the stolen dog and give it to a little boy at the orphanage. With everyone looking for Flash and Boss looking to collect the reward on the missing hound, Hazzard definitely has a dog day afternoon.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Len Kaufman and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Sorrell Booke
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editors: Martin Roth and Len Kaufman
    Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Jennifer Holmes as Mandy Jo, Billy Ray Sharkey as B.B., Joe Dorsey as Mr. Hooper, Parley Baer as Doc Appleby, Bill McLean as Mr. Winkle
    Co-Starring: Toni Sawyer as Mrs. Hooper, Wally Taylor as Ira, Danny Crooksey as Terry Lee
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Ken Collins
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Mark Southern
    Sound Editor: Alex Bamattre
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  114. TARGETS: DAISY AND LULU
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/18/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, misplaced diamonds place Daisy and Lulu in big danger.

    SUMMARY: Daisy and Lulu mistakenly swap luggage with a jewel theif and wind up with his stolen $250,000 diamond necklace. After Bo and Luke stop their attempts to grab them, the thieves threaten to kill both girls unless the boys turn over the necklace. Somehow, the Dukes, Boss and Rosco have to outsmart the thieves without getting Daisy and Lulu killed.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Bruce Howard
    Directed By: Bernard E. McEveety
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Peggy Rea as Lulu, Charles Napier as Pete, Robert Phalen as Lipton, Bruce Glover as Wilbur, Michael Halsey as Mick, Marty Zagon as Big Dan.
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Ken Collins
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Mark Southern
    Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  115. TWIN TROUBLE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/25/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, double dolls and double Dukes equals double trouble for Hazzard

    SUMMARY: Bo's find a new girlfriend and Luke finds a girl jewel thief. The problem is they're the same girl! These twin crooks set up an alibi that turn Bo and Luke against each other. Can they figure out what's going on before it tears the Duke family apart?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Paul Baxley
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editors: Martin Roth and Len Kaufman
    Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Randi Brough as Cindy, Candi Brough as Sandy, Sandy Ward as Sheriff Floyd, Ben Thomas as Cash Calloway
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Gary Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Ken Collins
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Mark Southern
    Sound Editor: Corinne Sessarago
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
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  116. ENOS'S LAST CHANCE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 12/2/83
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, a hitman is after Enos and it's the Dukes to the rescue.

    SUMMARY: A California hitman, Frank Scanlon, comes to Hazzard looking for revenge on Enos for putting him in jail. But when the hitman breaks away from the jail, Boss fires Enos and sends him packing. The Dukes set out to trap the hitman before he can hurt Enos, but Scanlon turns the tables and kidnaps Daisy. Enos will have to give himself up to save her. The Dukes, Cooter, Boss and Rosco set out to save Enos and Daisy, but will they be in time?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Teleplay By: William Raynor and Myles Wilder and Si Rose
    Story By: Michael Pillar
    Directed By: Ralph Riskin
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth and Len Kaufman
    Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Don Gordon as Scanlon
    Co-Starring: Ritchie Montgomery as Elton, David Haney as Scanlon as Salesman
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Kurt Baker
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Eugene Marks
    Sound Editor: Lee Chaney
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Renata Leuchner
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Violet Cane
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  117. HIGH FLYIN' DUKES
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 12/9/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, Daisy's duster drops a crop of crooks on Hazzard, and things are flyin'.

    SUMMARY: Hazzard is under siege! Boss' scheme to frame the Dukes for ruining his fake farm with Daisy's crop duster backfires when his flunkies nab the plane and threaten the farmers to pay up or get lye dumped on their farms. The Dukes have to bring down the flying bandits before Hazzard becomes a wasteland.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Ralph Riskin
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Steven Williams as Percy, Nick Benedict as Hector
    Co-Starring: Michael Crabtree as Joe Ward, Bob Aaron as Beemer
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Ken Collins
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Mark Southern
    Sound Editor: Lee Chaney
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  118. COOTER'S GIRL
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 12/20/83
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, Cooter finds his daughter and a whole heap of trouble.

    SUMMARY: Cooter's 18-year-old daughter arrives in town to meet her father for the first time, but it doesn't turn out to be a happy reunion. Cooter, Bo and Luke wind up on the run from Rosco after some phony sheep ranchers trump up some charges to keep them away from their new land, which they plan on using as a toxic waste dump. Now the boys and Cooter have to stop the dumpers and redeem Cooter's image in the eyes of his daughter.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Don McDougall
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Kim Richards as Nancylou, David Gale as Collins, Jack Yates as Morgan
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Gary Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Tony Brown
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Eugene Marks
    Sound Editor: Corinne Sessarago
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Paul Stanhope
    Hair Stylist: Renata Leuchner
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Violet Cane
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  119. HEIRESS DAISY DUKE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/6/84
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, Daisy's identity crisis gets her in a jam and it's the boys to the rescue.

    SUMMARY: Daisy's resemblence to long-lost heiress Vivian Stewart buys her a lot of trouble when Boss has her hypontized so he can pass her off to the missing girl's grandfather for a big reward. However, some crooked relatives with eyes on their inheritance make plans to ensure "Vivian" never arrives home, and it's up to Bo, Luke and one of the greatest jumps ever made by General Lee to save her.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Co-Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Len Kaufman and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Don McDougall

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth and Len Kaufman
    Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Greg Michaels as Alan, Frank Birney as Harry, Nancy Hinman as Vonnie, Lyle Talbot as Carter Stewart
    Co-Starring: Walker Edmiston as Professor Crandall
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Ken Collins
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Mark Southern
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  120. DEAD AND ALIVE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/20/84
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, Hazzard's got a (pitchfork Picasso) and everybody gets in the picture.

    SUMMARY: Bo and Luke are imprisoned by Sheriff Little for robbing an armored car. The only witness that knows they are innocent is local Hazzard artist Artie Bender. But before the boys can get to Artie, Boss cooks up a scheme to have Artie declared dead so his paintings will be worth money. Bo and Luke break out of jail and, along with the rest of the Dukes, go on the hunt for Artie. Can they find him before Sheriff Little puts the boys under the jail?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Teleplay By: Martin Roth
    Story By: Martin Roth and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: James Best
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Charles Cyphers as Phil, James Cavan as Artie Bender, Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Little, Charles H. Hyman as Lenny, Ivor Barry as Art Dealer
    Co-Starring: Parley Baer as Doc Appleby
    Featuring: Rex Knowles as Shill #1, Jane Abbot as Shill #2
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Ken Collins
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Mark Southern
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  121. PLAY IT AGAIN, LUKE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 1/27/84
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, Luke's lost love is a lady in danger and all of Hazzard comes to the rescue.

    SUMMARY: Luke's former love, Candy Dix, whom he hasn't seen in seven years and is now a rising country music star, comes to Hazzard. However, the reunion proves rocky when her manager makes plans to kill her for a large insurance payoff. He soon learns there are smarter things to do than mess with Luke's woman!

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Rick Hurst as Cletus
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Len Kaufman and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Paul Baxley

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Roberta Leighton as Candy Dix, Jeffrey Osterhage as Eddie Lee
    Co-Starring: Ned Belamy as Hoby, Ritch Brinkley as Starkey
    Featuring: Rex Knowles as Shill #1, Jane Abbot as Shill #2
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Gary Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Ken Collins
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Mark Southern
    Sound Editor: Alex Bamattre
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  122. UNDERCOVER DUKES PT. 1
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/3/84
    INTRO - PART 1: Tonight, on the Dukes, Bo and Luke challenge the NASCAR circuit and help out Uncle Sam.
  123. UNDERCOVER DUKES PT. 2
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/10/84
    INTRO - PART 2: Tonight, on the Dukes, looks like there's two races folks! One on the track and one to save Bo's life.

    SUMMARY: Bo and Luke are asked by the government to head back to the NASCAR circuit and sign on to a race team owned by the daughter of crime syndicate boss J.J. Carver. Their real job is to get the goods on Carver without getting killed doing it!

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    and James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Len Kaufman and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Paul Baxley

    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Lydia Cornell as Mary Beth, Michael Ensign as Bender, Stepfanie Kramer as Anna Louise, Herbert Jefferson, Jr. as Walden, and Ramon Bieri as J.J. Carver
    Co-Starring: Mike Moroff as Jo Jo, Doug Hume as Herky, Hal Smith as Pop Durham
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward and Wes McAfee
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Wes McAfee
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Craig Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.S.C.
    Music Editor: Eugene Marks
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Dino Ganziano
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Violet Cane
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  124. HOW TO SUCCEED IN HAZZARD
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/17/84
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, the devious Dewey Hogg returns to wreak havoc on Hazzard.

    SUMMARY: Dewey Hogg, Hughie's older brother, returns to Hazzard a dying man - so he says. He convinces Boss he wants to build the Dewey Hogg Memorial Clinic as his legacy if only Boss will put up $50,000 and get the town to put up another $50,000. It works and Dewey and Boss get Jesse to guard the money, which then comes up missing! Luke and Daisy find out Dewey's faking, but can they prove it before Dewey skips town with the missing money.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Directed By: Harvey Laidman
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Robert Morse as Dewey Hogg
    Co-Starring: Dana House as Nurse, Mickey Morton as Driver, Dean Dittman as Mack Magee
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Ken Collins
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Mark Southern
    Sound Editor: Sid Lubow
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  125. CLOSE CALL FOR DAISY
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 2/24/84
    INTRO: On the Dukes, when Nervous Norman (the boss of all bosses) visits Hazzard, Daisy's in danger.

    SUMMARY: Daisy accidentally gets hold of crime boss "Nervous" Norman Willis' secret book - and he'll do anything to get it back. Bo and Luke will have to outsmart Norman to keep Daisy and themselves alive.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Martin Roth
    Directed By: Harvey Laidman
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Mike Genovese as Norman Willis, Kaz Garas as Jake
    Featuring: Nora Boland as Mrs. Walker, Joe Mays as the Pastor
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Ken Collins
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Jamie Caylor, A.C.E.
    Music Editor: Mark Southern
    Sound Editor: Corinne Sessarago
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  126. THE RANSOM OF HAZZARD COUNTY
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/2/84
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, Enos is taken off his beat and Hazzard could wind up in a watery grave.

    SUMMARY: Boss wants to run his crooked schemes full force but he can't because Enos and the Dukes are always there to stop him. So, Boss promotes Enos to a civilian job and hires a new crooked deputy to get Bo and Luke. However, the new deputy and his partner double cross Boss by threatening to blow up Hazzard Dam unless they get $150,000. With Enos off the case, it's up to the Dukes to stop Hazzard from being swept away.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Michael Caffey
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth and Len Kaufman
    Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Michael Alldredge as Coogan, Joseph Whipp as Eddie Hollis
    Co-Starring: Ernie Lively as Clyde, the Guard
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Ken Collins
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Mark Southern
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  127. THE FORTUNE TELLERS
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/23/84
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, phony fortune tellers are out to flim-flam Hazzard

    SUMMARY: Boss hires a couple of flim-flam forture tellers to trick LuLu out of her safe combination so he can cover up the $100,000 in fake bonds he switched on her. What he doesn't know is that they also robbed the Boar's Nest, which Rosco blames on Daisy. Daisy and Luke have to catch the crooks or they'll see their futures behind bars.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Co-Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Paul Baxley
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth and Len Kaufman
    Script Consultants: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Leslie Easterbrook as Madame Delilah, Peggy Rea as Lulu, Tommy Madden as Three Pack
    Associate Producer: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Jon Pare
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Gary Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Ken Collins
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Mark Southern
    Sound Editor: Chick Camera
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Steve Purcell
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  128. COOTER'S CONFESSION
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 3/24/84
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, it's hijacking hijinx, and Cooter's out on a limb.

    SUMMARY: An old fried of Cooter's is framed for a hijacking and Cooter will do anything to keep him out of jail, including making a false confession. To help their friend, the Dukes set out to catch the hijackers, but can they do it without losing Luke in the process?

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Supervising Producer: Robert Jacks
    Produced By: Myles Wilder and Ralph Riskin
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Len Kaufman and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Bob Sweeny
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Consultant: Myles Wilder
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editors: Len Kaufman and Martin Roth
    Script Consultant: Michael Sevareid and Michael Michaelian
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Hal Williams as Jonas Jones, George McDaniel as John Harris, Michael J. Cutt as Bart Barton, Susan Walden as Ruth
    Featuring: Rhonda Shear as Flossie
    Associate Producers: Skip Ward
    Director of Photography: Arthur Botham
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Kelly A. Manners
    2nd Assistant Director: Robert D. Nellans

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Paul Baxley
    Director of Photography: Dick Hutchings
    1st Assistant Director: Ken Collins
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Craig Hibbs
    Music Editor: Mark Southern
    Sound Editor: Lee Chaney
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  129. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, GENERAL LEE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 9/21/84
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, the boys remember the wreck that started the whole thing.

    SUMMARY: The Dukes recall how the General Lee came into their lives as a criminal getaway car and became an actual member of the family. Bo and Luke's hunt for a racecar lead them to the wreck of an ex-getaway car. What they don't know is there's still $50,000 in gold dust still hidden in it and the crooks who stole it want it back. With the farm on the line, the Dukes and Cooter have to build the car and win the race before the crooks catch up.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Senior Producer: Myles Wilder
    Produced By: Ralph Riskin and Skip Ward
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Si Rose
    Directed By: Tom Wopat
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Len Kaufman
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Special Guest Star: Janie Fricke as Ginny
    Guest Starring: Sam Melville as Rick
    Featuring: Wayne Morton as the Customer, Troy Melton as Sheriff Snead and Will Hare as the Yard Manager
    Associate Producers: Ron Grow and Russell Livingstone
    Director of Photography: Robert Sparks
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Peter Gries
    2nd Assistant Director: Tony Mason

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Gary Baxley
    Director of Photography: John Elsenbach
    1st Assistant Director: Venita Ozols
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Howard Epstein
    Music Editor: Eugene Marks
    Sound Editor: Ron Tinsley
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  130. WELCOME, WAYLON JENNINGS
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 9/28/84
    INTRO: Tonight, on the Dukes, when Waylon pays a visit he gets a dose of Hazzard hijinx.

    SUMMARY: Waylon Jennings visits Hazzard with his traveling music museum. When Boss swipes the museum he naturally pines the rap on the Dukes. With their narrator in the General with them, Bo and Luke set out to find Waylon's museum and stay out the pen.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Senior Producer: Myles Wilder
    Produced By: Ralph Riskin and Skip Ward
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Teleplay By: Len Kaufman and Myles Wilder
    Story By: Len Kaufman and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Robert Sweeney
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Len Kaufman
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Special Guest Star: Waylon Jennings as Himself
    Guest Starring: Shannon Tweed as Betty Jo, Stephen Lee as Buddy, Terrance Evans as Jeb
    Associate Producers: Ron Grow and Russell Livingstone
    Director of Photography: Robert Sparks
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Peter Gries
    2nd Assistant Director: Tony Mason

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Gary Baxley
    Director of Photography: John Elsenbach
    1st Assistant Director: Venita Ozols
    Supervising Editor: Russ Livingstone
    Editor: Ronald LaVine
    Music Editor: Eugene Marks
    Sound Editor: Alex Bamattre
    Sound: Victor Goode
    Set Decorator: Tom Bugenhagen
    Property: Beverly Hadley
    Special Effects: Larry Fuentes
    Makeup: Don Marando
    Hair Stylist: Judy Crown
    Men's Costume Supervisor: Bob Christenson
    Women's Costume Supervisor: Bonnie Hope Slepak
    "Flash" Owned and Trained By: Alvin Mears
    Casting: Melissa Skoff
    Creative Consultant: Philip Mandelker
    Some Automobiles Supplied By: AMC
    Location Facilities Provided by: The Burbank Studios
    A Lou Step Production In Association With Warner Bros. Television
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  131. DR. JEKYLL AND MR. DUKE
    ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 10/5/84
    INTRO: Tonight on the Dukes, it's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Luke Duke when Luke gets a taste of the wrong stuff.

    SUMMARY: Luke gets a personality change when he accidentally drinks an experimental drug that turns him into a hell-on-wheels roughneck. Bo, Daisy and Jesse have to save Luke before he helps a couple of robbers knock over Boss' bank.

    NOTES:

    STARRING:
    Tom Wopat as Luke
    John Schneider as Bo
    Catherine Bach as Daisy
    Denver Pyle as Uncle Jesse
    Sonny Shroyer as Enos
    Ben Jones as Cooter
    James Best as Sheriff Rosco Coltrane
    also starring Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
    and Waylon Jennings as the Balladeer    		CREDITS:
    Senior Producer: Myles Wilder
    Produced By: Ralph Riskin and Skip Ward
    Created By: Gy Waldron
    Written By: Len Kaufman and Myles Wilder
    Directed By: Michael Caffey
    END CREDITS:
    Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
    Executive Story Supervisor: Si Rose
    Executive Story Editor: Martin Roth
    Executive Story Editor: Len Kaufman
    Creative Consultant: Gy Waldron
    Guest Starring: Alan Aurty as Hurley, Lori Hallier as Dr. Debbie Davis
    Co-Starring: Greg Finley as Ben, Ben Slack as Mr. Adams, James Bradford as Toby, and Parley Baer as Doc Appleby
    Associate Producers: Ron Grow and Russell Livingstone
    Director of Photography: Robert Sparks
    Art Director: Al Rohm
    Title Song Composed and Sung By: Waylon Jennings
    Music By: Earl Hagen
    Unit Production Manager: Ron Grow
    1st Assistant Director: Warren Smith
    2nd Assistant Director: Tony Mason

    2ND UNIT
    Director: Gary Baxley