The Dukes of Hazzard

Rosco P. Coltrane was the bumbling sheriff of Hazzard county. He was Boss Hogg's right-hand man and brother-in-law. They were always planning crooked schemes and always wanted to put the Duke boys in jail.

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Yes, ask him. Or you could e-mail the president of his fan club. It tells you how on his website. Or you could ask your friend to prove it. If she really was then she'd have proof. If she can't then I doubt that she was.

Bo- John Schneider Luke-Tom Wopat Daisy- Cahterine Bach Uncle Jesse- Denver Pyle Enos- Sonny Shroyer Cooter- Ben Jones Rosco- James Best Boss Hogg- Sorrell Booke Balladeer- Waylon Jennings

(Uncle Jesse) Denver Pyle died of lung cancer on Christmas Day 1997.

Arrest Jesse Duke. Boss Hogg has female car strippers and he tries to frame the Dukes.

Poor viewer ratings cause the show to be canceled.

April Scott is best known for her roles in the television series "CSI: Miami" and "The Shield". She appeared in many films, including the prequel "The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning", "The Penthouse" and "Living Will". She is furthermore a famous model.

In the middle of the 3rd season of the Dukes of Hazzard, the producers decided to make a spin-off called Enos. Sonny Schroyer who played Enos on Dukes play an L A

police officer.Samuel E Wright was his partner on that series which ran for about 18 episodes before it was cancelled.As far as him being on the Dukes of Hazzard itself, I don't know that he ever was.

About 110 pounds but it may have been 115.

"Dukes of Hazzard" movies in chronological order based on their story timelines:

1. **The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning** (2007) - This prequel explores how the Duke boys started their adventures.
2. **The Dukes of Hazzard** (2005) - A reimagining of the original TV series.
3. **The Dukes of Hazzard: Reunion!** (1997) - A TV movie that reunites the original cast.
4. **The Dukes of Hazzard: Hazzard in Hollywood** (2000) - Another TV movie featuring the original cast.

No, the General Lee in "The Dukes of Hazzard" was not based on an AMC Matador. The iconic car used in the series was a 1969 Dodge Charger, which was chosen for its distinctive look and performance. The Matador, while a notable car, was not part of the show's production or vehicles.

Bo and Luke Duke are living with their Uncle Jesse in "The Dukes of Hazzard" because their mother passed away when they were young, and their father is in prison. Uncle Jesse, their guardian, raises them on the family farm in Hazzard County, providing a stable home environment. The trio navigates life together, often getting into mischief while trying to uphold family values and evade the corrupt local authorities. Their close-knit relationship is central to the show's themes of family and loyalty.

The Dodge Charger the General Lee is based on is not really all that rare.

So if you are looking for a copy or project you can make into a General Lee in the local vintage and antique

If you want a real one from the TV show, Watch the Auction listings at Barrets and other collector car auctions.

There only three or four running used in the TV show or Movie cars still around and they don't get sold often.

yes there is also one in most of the chips episodes and in knightrider as well

Right here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorrell_Booke

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The only BAR that I'm familiar with stands for Browning Automatic Rifle. When you went into a tavern or saloon, you could sit in the dining hall or pull up to the bar. The bar referred to a brass footrail that ran from one length to the other of the serving table. This kept the patrons from getting locked knee syndrome which will make a person pass out if they stand on both feet with their knees locked for a long period of time. Some bars had a brass or copper trough directly beneath the main bar, so that if a man had to urinate, he could go into this trough and didnt have to leave the bar. Bar stools were added later. It was named a bar because of this.

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