Boss plots to win the race by sending Jesse right into the hands of Hatchapee County sheriff Emmitt "Spike" Loomis (Jim Mohlmann), who is known for being unusually tough on moonshiners. Guest starring: McQuade thinks Mary Kaye has the money, and when McQuade tracks Mary Kaye to the Duke farm, where Mary Kaye gives birth to a girl, the Dukes pull out all the stops to protect Mary Kaye and her new baby. The General Lee was based on a 1969 Dodge Charger[15] owned by Bo and Luke (the series used mostly 1969 Chargers in the beginning; later on, they also modified 1968 Chargers to look like 1969s by installing 1969-model taillamps, taillamp panels, and grilles). Bo and Luke find themselves arriving at their own wake. John tells Luke, Daisy, Jesse, and Cooter that the three accidents that have happened in the past three attempts to do the 32-car jump were not accidents. The Dukes of Hazzard Season 5 Episode 22. Guest starring: While a Hollywood production company is shooting a movie in Hazzard, the movie's star, Brock Curtis (Barry Van Dyke), loses the use of the brakes in his car, and the Dukes save him. Nick Benedict as Hector; He forgoes the ceremony of saying grace and he insults Uncle Jesse’s cooking. Judson Scott as Parker; Bo and Luke were said to have gone to race on the NASCAR circuit; how they managed to do this, bearing in mind the terms of their probation, was never explained. Guest starring: Roger Robinson as Roy Landry; Coy and Vance take on the Machine, and manage to damage it. However, since Hughie never plays fair, he has Boss suspend Rosco, and try to arrest the Dukes. Things get dangerous when it is discovered that Amy's ex-boyfriend, her former mechanic Turk Foley (David Hayward), is bent on either getting her back—or killing her. James Jeter as Sheriff; Boss pulls out all the stops to foreclose or buy all the land in Hazzard County so he and his new business partner, Lisa Sue "L. S." Pritchard (Randi Brooks), who is from Dallas, Texas, can develop "New Hazzard". When things heat up, it is going to take as much help as the Dukes can get to keep Boss from getting killed. After returning from a Marine Corps reunion, Luke chases a woman who robbed a jewelry store in Capitol City, and at the same time, her identical twin sister is with Bo on the side of the road in a different part of the county, which provides an alibi for the twins, Cindy (Randi Brough) and Sandy Ballou (Candi Brough). Dean Dittman as Mack Magee. Guest starring: After the General malfunctions, Luke, now under hypnosis, decides to take the General Lee to a local used car dealership to trade it, much to the dismay of the Duke family. Richard Paul as Clyde Amos; Guest starring: Coy is afraid of driving anymore because he was sideswiped during the fake accident, and he believes that he killed Ward. Chris Hendrie as Ernie Ashburn; But Vivian's cousins Alan Fairchild (Greg Michaels) and Vonnie Fairchild (Hancy Hinman), who would receive Vivian's inheritance if Vivian is killed, are out to kill Daisy, because they also think Daisy is Vivian. Michael Greene as Vic; Despite the Dukes often coming to his rescue (see below), Hogg never loses his irrational dislike of the clan, particularly Bo and Luke, often accusing them of spying on him, robbing or planning to rob him, and other nefarious actions. The 1975 AMC Matador[19] was one of many Hazzard County police cars used on the series, mostly in the first season; they had light bars and working radios. While Boss thinks Bo and Luke are out of his way, he works with Cale's biggest opponents, the Jethro Brothers, in a plot to steal Cale's turbo charger so the Jethro brothers, Simon (William Watson) and Rowby (Tom McFadden), can win the race. The Dukes take off in the General, followed by Rosco and Enos, to find Marv and Rance. Lou Walker as Workman; While Bo and Luke go after Joey, Jesse tells Cooter what is going on, and Daisy comes up with a plan to stop Rosco from recording the deed to the Hazzard Garage. Because Hughie is even sneakier than Boss Hogg is, Hughie just might be the man for the job. Guest starring: Instead of keeping them away, Boss's efforts actually spur the Dukes to escape and try to find out what is going on. The series was inspired by the 1975 film Moonrunners, about a bootlegger family which was also created by Gy Waldron and had many identical or similar character names and concepts. Jay Ripley as Deputy Wilbur Fudge. After realizing the importance of family, Daisy decides to return to the Duke farm, but Daisy, along with Rosco's dog Flash, is kidnapped by the Beaudrys. Also, the Dukes learn that Molly was expelled from NASCAR for reckless driving, and she wants Daisy to win at any cost. Warner Home Video has released all seven seasons of The Dukes of Hazzard on DVD in Regions 1 and 2. Jim B. Smith as Tax Collector; Suzy Holmes (Susan Walden) is on the run from her snobby father, wealthy Tulsa, Oklahoma industrialist C. J. Holmes (Robert Alda), who has sent two private investigators named Les Sloane (Lance LeGault) and Mitch Henderson (Robert Tessier) to Hazzard to stop Suzy from marrying her fiancée Fred Andrews (Edward Edwards), just because Fred is a farmer. What no one knows is that a teenage runaway named Bobbie Lee Jordan (Michelle Greene) stowed away in the back of the truck, and she saw the whole thing. It turns out to be Carl (Don Stroud), the carnival's former star performer, who used to regularly do the 32-car jump before injuring his knee, which forced him to stop driving in the carnival. Now, Cooter tries to be the picture of respectability, but it seems like Cooter just cannot avoid brushes with a pair of strangers named Collins (David Gale) and Buck Morgan (Jack Yates), who are the leaders of a group that is planning to dump toxic waste in Hazzard County. Many episodes revolve around Hogg's attempts to engage in some such scheme, sometimes with aid of hired criminal help. Believing that it is a sure win, Boss places a $10,000 bet on Rosco's car with big-time Chickasaw County bookie Ma Harper (Fran Ryan), which Ma Harper places a side bet on. Bo and Luke find some of the money from a $1,000,000 hijacking that happened five years ago—a flood had washed the money away after the hijacking, and now the search is on when Phil Ackley (Rick Hill), an old Marine buddy of Luke's, comes to Hazzard to help the Dukes find the rest of the money. What did the "P" in Roscoe P. Coltrane (from Dukes of Hazzard) stand for? When Rosco and Cletus become fed up with Boss' refusal to give them a pay raise and overtime payments, they decide to go on strike. Bill Cort as Agent Callas; In the annual Hazzard County Obstacle Derby, a notoriously dirty race, Amy Creavy (Roz Kelly), who is from Placid County, becomes the first woman ever to enter the derby. Dennis Holahan as Harry Joe; Rex Knowles as Shill #1; Parley Baer in his first appearance as Doc Appleby. Royce Applegate as Insurance Adjuster. He does not realize that he is drinking water that has been contaminated by the genetic drug. Bo and Luke were searching for a race car so they could compete in a local race, which had a prize of $10,000 going to the winner. Bo, Luke, Jesse, Rosco, and Boss set off to rescue Daisy and Flash. Reid Smith as Vic McGraw. C. J. wants Suzy to marry someone within her social class, not someone involved in what C. J. sees as an unglamorous profession. Lindsay Bloom as Mabel Tillingham; Henry Flatt (Hal Smith), a con artist who faked his death after swindling Boss out of $20,000 a year ago, shows up, and the Dukes try to help him with his problem: Boss Hogg is planning on plowing up an old veteran’s cemetery to build a new highway and a subdivision called Hogg's Heavenly Acres—and plowing up that cemetery would alert Boss that Henry is still alive. [further explanation needed] Through the history of the show, an estimated 309 Chargers were used; 17 are still known to exist in various states of repair. Rosco climbs out uninjured; but the car's occupants kidnap him. The show is about two young male cousins, Bo and Luke Duke, who live in rural Georgia and are on probation for moonshine-running. Jones as Warren; When counterfeit $5 dollar bills start turning up, Bo and Luke try to figure out where the bills came from, and it turns out that the bills came from their old friend Granny Annie Coggins (Laurene Tuttle), a local artist who is operating a small-time counterfeiting scheme. [52] Warner Bros., which owns the property, announced it would also no longer create merchandise bearing the flag, including miniatures of the General Lee,[53] although this has led to people making their own custom General Lees and selling them. After that, the carnival's owner, Diane Benson (Robin Mattson), offers Bo a chance to use the General Lee to perform the 32-car jump. Guest starring: When Boss and Rosco learn about the certificate, it becomes a race between them, the crooks, and the Dukes to get to the seat, which does not matter, because Cooter found the certificate and dropped it in the mail where it belongs. Emerson's snobby attitude even angers Boss Hogg and Rosco, so Boss Hogg, Rosco, and Enos try to help the Dukes keep Jamie away from Emerson, and Boss Hogg and Jesse try to locate Judge Charles Druten (Ted Gehring), hoping that he can help. Regis Cordic as Mr. Reynolds; Guest starring: Guest starring: Charlie Dell as Emery Potter; Guest starring: John Dennis Johnston as Sledge Beaudry; Guest starring: Boss schemes to use the "disappearance" as an opportunity to drive into town for his appointment. The television show was based on the movie Moonrunners, in turn based on actual moonshine runners who used a 1958 Chrysler named Traveler, after General Lee's horse (with a slight spelling change). Bo and Luke have to work with Rosco to clear themselves. Boss Hogg is unaware that Marv and Rance have plans to use Bobby Joe to rob the Hazzard Bank.
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