The Dukes of Hazzard (1979)

Name: The Dukes of Hazzard
Rating: 7.4

Rating: 7.4

Synopsis

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

First Air Date: 1979-01-26

Last Air Date: 1985-02-08

Number of Seasons: 7

Number of Episodes: 147

Created By: Rod Amateau, Gy Waldron

Networks: CBS

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Top Cast

Tom Wopat as Luke Duke
John Schneider as Bo Duke
Catherine Bach as Daisy Duke
Denver Pyle as Jesse Duke
Ben Jones as Cooter Davenport
Sorrell Booke as Boss Hogg
James Best as Rosco P. Coltrane
Waylon Jennings as The Balladeer
Sonny Shroyer as Enos Strate
Rick Hurst as Cletus Hogg

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Episodes:

Ep. 1: One-Armed Bandits (1979-01-26)

Sheriff Coltrane is hissier than a sack of rattlesnakes! He sets up a slot machine operation to fund his election, but a pair of two-armed-bandits - Bo and Luke - find a way to give the proceeds to charity.
Ep. 2: Daisy's Song (1979-02-02)

What kind of music-publishing outfit would bilk daisy out of $50? Well, here's a hint, Dukesters: where there's corruption, there's Boss Hogg. And this time, the FBI is keeping an eye on the scam!
Ep. 3: Mary Kaye's Baby (1979-02-09)

Bo and Luke are unaware that 1) the borrowed car they're driving is loaded with moonshine and 2) the pregnant hitchhiker they've picked up is carrying over $100,000 in stolen mob money.
Ep. 4: Repo Men (1979-02-16)

The car's a wreck. But the engine's a honey, and Bo and Luke have to have it. So they make a deal with a car dealer who's as crooked as a switchback trail and whose scheme could land them behind bars.
Ep. 5: High Octane (1979-02-23)

Will a batch of kick-tail gasoline solve the nation's fuel crisis? Uncle Jesse fires up the moonshine still for a patriotic cause. And a lovely female revenue agent fires up Bo's dancin'-and-romancin' flames.
Ep. 6: Swamp Molly (1979-03-09)

Way back in the '30s, Molly sprang Uncle Jesse out of a heap of trouble with the Feds. Now she wants to make one last moonshine run...and wants Jesse and the other Dukes to help.
Ep. 7: Luke's Love Story (1979-03-16)

Luke's rival in in Hazzard's stock car derby has million-dollar legs and a lead foot... and she's got his heart revved up. Boss Hogg worries about reclaiming the derby trophy because his mama's ashes are inside it.
Ep. 8: The Big Heist (1979-03-30)

Bo and Luke robbers? That accusation is like going to church shirtless. It don't feel right! But if the Duke's didn't pull off the heist, who was in the General Lee when it roared away from the crime scene?
Ep. 9: Limo One is Missing (1979-04-06)

Leave it to Cooter to drive everyone wild. When government agents driving the U.S. President's limo through Hazzard stop at the Boar's Nest, Cooter hot-wires the vehicle and sets out on a joy ride.
Ep. 10: Deputy Dukes (1979-04-13)

There ought to be a law. Instead, there's Bo and Luke. They've been deputized and sent to Springfield to retrieve a prisoner. One detail the boys aren't told: the prisoner is a notorious Public Enemy #1!
Ep. 11: Money to Burn (1979-04-20)

The government was going to burn the cash away, so who'd miss a cool million in ragged bills? Besides, Boss Hogg has masterminded his scheme so that Bo and Luke are the fall guys.
Ep. 12: Route 7-11 (1979-05-04)

The rig is rigged. Bo and Luke become drivers of an 18-wheeler, not knowing that the trailer is a rolling gambling casino and that its games aren't on the level.
Ep. 13: Double Sting (1979-05-11)

A fine mess they've gotten into this time! After a health quarantine confines the Duke men and the police to the jailhouse, only Daisy is left to pursue bank robbers who disguise themselves as Laurel and Hardy.