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List of The Dukes of Hazzard episodes

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Starting with this season on CBS, Lou Step Productions took over. Beginning with this season, The Dukes of Hazzard introduced a new closing credit sequence, where it shows the General Lee and Rosco's police car driving around in circles, which used until the show's ending in 1985.

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Swamp Molly n10: Luke's Love Story The Big Heist Limo One Is Missing High Octane Daisy's Song Double Sting Repo Men Money to Burn Mary Kaye's Baby Route 7-11 Deputy Dukes

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Hy Averback Bob Claver Don McDougall Gy Waldron Rod Amateau William Asher

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1930.0 This car's a wreck, but the engine's a honey and Bo and Luke MUST have it. So they make a deal with used car dealer Ace Parker, who's more crooked as a switchback trail, who has a scheme that could land the boys behind bars. *Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman *Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Bill Kelly * *Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard & Phil Mandelker *Guest Stars are: *Peggy Rea as Lulu Coltrane Hogg *Rod Amateau as Manny *Claude Humphrey as Big John *Jerry Rushing as Ace Parker * Note: Boss Hogg's wife Lulu Coltrane Hogg- Rosco's sister- Peggy Rea appears for the first time. *Note: Jerry Rushing was much of the inspiration behind *Moonrunners', the movie that lead to The Dukes Of Hazzard'', and is said to be much of the inspiration for the character of Bo Duke. Rushing wanted his role of crooked used car dealer Parker to be re-occurring, but this is the only time the character is ever seen in the series. After an alleged plague brought on by a barroom brawler confines him, the Duke boys, Uncle Jesse, Boss Hogg and Rosco to the jailhouse, only Daisy is left to pursue bank robbers disguised as Laurel and Hardy. * Guest stars: **Arte Johnson As Irving **Avery Schreiber As Wendel **Burton Gilliam]] As Tom Colt **Joseph Burke As Sheriff Emmett Ragsdale **Pat Cranshaw As Doc Petticord **Miriam Byrd Nethery As Rose Ellen thumb Sheriff Coltrane sets up a slot machine operation to fund his re-election, but a pair of two-armed bandits – Bo and Luke Duke – find a way to give the proceeds to charity and save the local orphanage. *Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman *Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Bill Kelly *Written By Gy Waldron *Directed By: Rod Amateau *Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard & Phil Mandelker *Guest Stars are: *Champ Laidler as Brodie *Dan Fitzgerald] as Driver *Dennis Haskins as Moss *Ernie Brown as Dobro Dullin *Gillaaron Houck as Leroy *Jack Gordon as Honest John Ledbetter *Jason Lively as Rudy *Lou Walker as Workman *Ralph Pace as Harvey *Sandra Dorsey as Deputy Hazel *Tisch Raye as Jill Dodson *Note: Main characters Cooter Davenport and Deputy Enos Strate do not appear in the opening credits and are not recognized until the end credits. *Note: This episode includes many scenes shown in the opening credits, such as the first jump seen by General Lee, the police door closing, Tom Wopat's scene, John Schneider's two scenes, Catherine Bach's four scenes, the second and third scene featuring Denver Pyle , James Best's scene, Sorrell Booke's scene, and the jump at the end. An Atlanta music-publishing outfit bilks Daisy of $50, a corruption of Boss Hogg's. And the FBI has an eye on the whole scam. Bo and Luke head to town to straighten things out for Daisy and end up messing up a police raid on the place. They hatch a scheme to catch the record pirates red-handed by having Daisy pretend to be a potential client to trick the music outfit's ringleader, Lester Starr into believing she can fake a number of real-life artists. Meanwhile, after being in the wrong place at the wrong time, Bo and Luke are targeted by the FBI and the local law. And Boss has his sights set on getting a tie-in with the syndicate, with a new singer that Starr has to audition for them and Boss, who just happens to be....Daisy Big mistake *Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman *Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Bill Kelly *Written By Gy Waldron *Directed By:Bob Keljan *Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard & Phil Mandelker *Guest Stars: *Bill Gribble as Carson *Bob Cleveland As FBI Agent #2 *Candy Bleick as Dodie *Ginny Parker as Mabel *Clayton Landy as Max *J. Roy Tatum]] As FBI Agent #3 *Ronnie Schell as Lester Starr *Terry Browning'as Ruby *Wallace Marck as Jojo *Wallace Wilkinson as FBI Agent #1 *Note': Bill Gribble, who appears as "Carson" also appeared in Moonrunners'' as Cooter Pettigrew. When government agents park the vehicle in Hazzard in front of the Boar's Nest, Cooter hotwires the US President's limo and takes off for a joy ride. After hiding the limo from the local law, it is carjacked by some of Boss Hogg's chop shop thugs, meaning the Dukes and Cooter now have to try to retrieve it. *Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau *Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Ralph Riskin *Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard *Guest Stars: **Charles Cyphers as Bumper **Del Monroe as Benteen **Mayf Nutter as Dooley **Terry Willis as Tailor **Gordon Hurst as Guard Boss Hogg, not wanting to let go of $1,000,000 in old bills meant for destruction, hatches a scheme where he'll keep the old bills to himself and still get them replaced besides....but surprise, surprise, Bo and Luke get mixed up in it and are framed by Boss for allegedly hijacking the armored truck that had a mysterious "accident". * Note: Rick Hurst makes his first appearance as Boss Hogg's cousin, Cletus Hogg, in this episode. He would later go on to become Deputy. Uncle Jesse fires up the moonshine still for a patriotic cause, while Bo's dancin' and romancin' flames are fired by a lovely female revenue agent who's bird-dogging them. *Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman *Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Bill Kelly *Writers: *Story: William Keys *Director: *Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard & Phil Mandelker *Guest Stars: **Carlene Watkins as Roxanne Huntley **Champ Laidler as Brodie **Ralph Pace as Ed Monroe **Bob Hannah as Inventor * Note: This was the last episode to be filmed in Georgia. Bo and Luke become drivers of an 18-wheeler, which they eventually discover is actually a casino on wheels. * Guest star: **Jo Ann Pflug As Helen Hogan **Theodore Wilson As Morgan **Paul Brinegar As Dewey Stovall **Sammy Jackson As Artie Luke's rival in the Annual Hazzard Stockcar Derby has million dollar legs and a lead foot... and she's got his heart revved up! But Boss Hogg worries about reclaiming the trophy 'cause his mama's ashes are in it. *Supervising Producer: Hy Averback *Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Ralph Riskin *Story: Kris Kincade, Nance McCornick, & Bruce Taylor *Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard *Guest Stars: **Roz Kelly as Amy Creevy **Marya Small as Francis Lee Olmstead **David Hayward as Turk Foley **Gary Grubbs as Roy **Patrick Wright as Moss **Darryl McCollough as Ernie Ledbetter Bo and Luke are deputized and sent to Springville to retrieve a prisoner, not told he's the notorious Public Enemy #1, Rocky Marlowe, and have to dodge Marlowe's thugs, who are trying to break him free. Meanwhile, the alleged lady deputy helping them escort Marlowe is actually a woman who has a score to settle with Marlowe for not helping her father in his time of need. *Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau *Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Ralph Riskin *Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard *Guest Stars: **Stella Parton As Mary Beth **Leo Gordon As Rocky Marlowe **Norman Alden As Chief Lacey **Bob Hoy As Herky **Pat Renella As Manny **Suzanne Niles As Maybelle **Tara Preston As Cindy Lou **Billy Bendict As Gas Station Owner While running from Enos in Cooter's car, Bo and Luke run into a couple of problems: 1) the car they're driving is loaded with moonshine that Cooter was to deliver for Boss, and therefore have to avoid getting caught with it, and 2) they pick up the very pregnant Mary Kaye Porter, who has with her over $100,000 meant for an Atlanta gangster named McQuade, who is hot on its trail, as well as hers. And shortly before McQuade and his accomplice Leo find her with the boys, Mary Kaye goes into labor, complicating things even more. *Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman *Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Bill Kelly *Writer: William Putnam *Director: Rod Amateau *Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard & Phil Mandelker *Guest Stars: *Jeanne Wilson as Mary Kaye Porter *Cliff Pellow as Quirt McQuade *Colby Chester as Leo *Note: Ben Jones Cooter is added to the opening credits. *Note: This is the only episode of the entire series in which aside the opening and closing credits the General Lee does not appear. A masked bandit with a score to settle with Boss Hogg robs him of his illegal liquor money and then jumps into General Lee with Luke driving, causing Boss to believe Bo robbed him and he has the boys arrested for the theft. Meanwhile, the bandit ends up at the Duke farm after Daisy makes acquaintance with him at the Boar's Nest, causing further problems. *Supervising Producer: Hy Averback *Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Ralph Riskin *Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard *Guest Stars: **Fred McCarran as Neil Bishop **Stu Nisbet as Harvey Essex **Bill Meadows as Station Attendant **Kris Marquis as Willis * Note: Ben Jones does not appear in this episode, the only first season episode where he is not present.

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Starting with this season on CBS, Lou Step Productions took over. Beginning with this season, The Dukes of Hazzard introduced a new closing credit sequence, where it shows the General Lee and Rosco's police car driving around in circles, which used until the show's ending in 1985.