I think Miami Vice was on Friday night too. If my memory is right. It was probably on another channel. I only had 3 channels growing up in the 89’s as a teenager.
I loved the Dukes and Catherine Bach was great as Daisy, no one could play that part so well. It was one of the best shows ever; my whole family loved it. Thank you Dukes.
Probably one of the most impressionable TV shows I remember as a kid. I had some of the toys, t shirts, metal lunch box and of course the Dukes of Hazzard big wheel. It was a good show that taught some valuable lessons to kids that watched the show. I thank God that I was born in the mid 70s and got to experience being a kid in the 80s...wonderful time...no computers, no cell phones, no stupid agendas....just keeping it simple.
Hell you can't leave out the 80s and 90s NBA and NFL, I mean if you were from a different state outside of my then your world is different, country folks didn't always have it better than the rest of the united states shit back in the 90s hockey was alright to watch, going to the mall was fun, playing football outside in the winter time was fun, I miss the 90s hip hop mixtapes, listening to the Quiet storm on the radio with your woman at night,
I jumped ramps after watching the Fonz on Happy Day’s. I’ll never forget him crashing into to the chicken stand. Him jumping 14 trash cans in Arnold’s parking lot, man. Can’t forget him jumping those sharks. The Dukes, Happy Days, The A Team, etc. That was some great tv.
Yep. There isn't any "vibe" of that today either. It's propaganda. If some one says they have that vibe, it's because they were brainwashed by the commie/narcissistic left. I hope you can still see clearly.
As a product of the 70s and 80s you are just as oblivious. The flag itself represents an economy and way of life that savaged and oppressed black people. And today you learned that the world is larger than your own experiences.
I grew up watching The Dukes of Hazard. It is great to see the stars of the show that are still alive. RIP Denver's Pyle, James Best and Sorrell Booke.
I wish that car had a different flag on top of it But beside that I love watching the show the show never showed race divide BUT the flag has over the years and still do
Dave J.- There are a whole bunch of us now saying that same thing, so at least we're not alone. But yes, they've taken the life out of life and it's both sad and infuriating.
You forgot Flash, who, before dukes was homeless, living in a shelter. Til the show needed him. She( yes...flash was actually a girl) was given her own dressing room and 7000 per episode. When the show ended, James Best adopt her. Yes, I said her. ALL TRUE. Best part of the whole story.
Basset hounds are the best dogs in the world. I have had and loved 4 of them. My father had a kennel license, so I have had many dogs, but bassets are special. I hope to have another one next year. They are hard to come by. I have tried rescue societies in 5 states with no luck and good breeders have 2 year waiting lists.
I remember when James passed away... I think it was shortly before I had my son, who was born in 2015... I cried and my hubby, bf at the time, asked me what was wrong and I was like "Roscoe died" it was a very sad day 😔
I got to meet James best in 2014 April he passed away in April 2015 I got to take some pictures with him I got his autograph he only lives about 25 miles from where I live I am glad I got to meet him he was really nice guy
Man I watched the Dukes until they got snatched off the air and being a black man I never felt any disrespect or discomfort because in my eyes the show didn’t have a grain of racism in it.
@@Justinsr1983 you are correct. The show was a family oriented one. They never cussed, always said the blessing before eating, removed their hats before eating, and they were always polite to strangers.
@@Justinsr1983 Yea it is a good show and entertaining. Just SJW with small minds see "south" and see a "rebel flag" and automatically think "racist". It's sad that the powers that be are giving them all the play.
Catherine Bach was most certainly one of the hottest women on T.V. at that time as Daisy Duke in the skin tight hot pants. She still has a pretty face today but unfortunately her figure has gone on the wrong side of cuddly.
I lived in Augusta GA and on my 7th Birthday, my parents had the the General Lee and look alike actors, pick me up from afterschool care and took me home. I was allowed to have friends from neighborhood ride along while we cruised Fort Gordon. Best Birthday of my LIFE. I am 45yrs old now and would appreciate another ride in the General Lee, thanks Mom and Dad
... Rediscovering this gem on Forces TV here in the UK. Daisy was iconic, Catherine Bach not only looked fantastic in denim shorts and a bikini, but was also intelligent, gutsy and fiesty, the original definition of girl empowerment! The General Lee was the most iconic TV vehicle of it's generation and still makes the hairs on my neck stand up when I hear Dixie. Flash was the coolest dog on TV! Memories are made of this! YEEEEEHAWWWWWWWWW!
Yea! That crap worked on me and I watched the video to the end of Daisy's coverage. Was that your intent? Also, I will take you less seriously from now on; may just avoid your videos out of spite.
Great show, season 1 was actually filmed in Georgia before moving to Burbank for season 2 onward. Daisy and the General Lee were the best parts of the show. Uncle Jesse, Rosco and Boss were all great actors. To be honest the whole cast and crew were top notch. Hats off to the stunt crew. Thanks for posting......
Is anybody else getting teary-eyed in their nostalgic thoughts, I'm from Nashville Tennessee. We have cooters here so just about every weekend I pass his place with the General Lee sitting outside
Ben Jones and the rest of the cast sometimes, participate in an annual Dukesfest at various locations. This past year was in Rogersville Tennessee. Lots of fun for Dukes fans.
The stunt drivers deserve a mention, getting a Dodge Charger to leap through the air is no mean feat and then the film crew having only one take. Thankfully the original General was found and restored but Daisy took the show.
@Anthony Hicks As My younger sisters and I did the exact same thing; we'd go after school on Fridays to stay the weekend, where we had a Blast watching the Dukes on Friday nights, then the Country music shows on Saturday nights, til it was time to watch The Love Boat and then Fantasy Island (tv show was the BEST!) the movie remake Sucks sewer water!--No one was EVER more suave than the ORIGINAL Mr. Roarke! And I LOVED watching the very small number of episodes that guest starred British actor, Roddy McDowall as Mr. Roarke's Adversary, Mephistopheles; (or as most people know the character of Lucifer/the Devil) WOW talk about strolling down Memory lanes?! :) And Catherine Back sorta really ruined her natural good looks by getting botox injections into her body in several places, and mostly in her face and lips. She was barely recognizable when I first saw her playing Chelsea's mom on Young and the Restless.
The Dukes, KnightRider, Airwolf, the A-team, Riptide, HappyDays, StarTrek T.O.S., Mac Gyver, $6M man & BionicWoman, etc etc Being a kid from 80, I can tell we had all those tv shows on the same channel in the 90’s (La Cinq, in France) It was great times to grow back then
Back then, I lived in the middle of nowhere. A friend of mine ran a little store and bait shop. On Sat nights after the store closed we'd hang out there and watch the Dukes. Plenty of beer and weed to go around, it was a great time.
@@modeladenny1218 Yep, and I was mystified when we moved to a city and got this new fangled stuff called "Cable TV". Every station on that dial had a TV show ... "What sort of devil's magic is this?" LOL!!! 😄🤣😄🤣
Thanks for taking me back to my childhood and going up when TV was actually very very entertaining and wonderfully good great job you guys keep up the good work..🎯💯🔥
Sorrell Booke always used to turn up at fan conventions as his Boss Hogg character as he didn’t want to upset all the children that went there as they would all be expecting to see Boss Hogg. RIP Boss!
I’m 20 years old and at age 14 dad and I found the Dukes of Hazzard on CMT, I watched my first episode and was hooked. I immediately fell in love with the show and continue to rewatch it to this day. Favorite show of all time.
I love John Schneider, Tom Wopat and Denver Pyle! Bo Duke was always the main reason I kept watching Duke's of Hazzard and I loved the theme song sung by Waylon Jennings. Thanks to my dad I have an "old school" ❤️.
I grew up watching every single episode. I loved it. I was more interested in the car than the actors though. Daisy was a plus. Not to mention the explosive arrow tips. The episode of the outhouse exploding was epic.
Repeated on sky channel 'forces tv' at the moment here in the uk. At 50 years old it still makes me laugh as much now as it did when I was a kid! One of my absolute favourites! Long live the Dukes :)))
There was a TV movie sequel to Grizzley Adams that was on during the Dukes Run they had another actor portraying Mad Jack. Keenan Wynn who did a lot of Disney live action movies in the 70's Was Mad Jack.
There are great TV shows among the late 1960s, and nineteen seventies that I watched. One of my favourite television shows of the 1980s when I was a youth, and very young man is Dukes of Hazard in the early nineteen eighties. Dukes of Hazard was a fun, exciting show to watch. Dukes of Hazard had comedy, action, and character. I'm glad I grew up during those times.🏁
I never knew Mr. Best was a cousin to the Everly brothers! In his younger years, he did look similar to them, & he even sang & played the guitar! A very talented man. RIP.
I remember the Fall Guy, Greatest American Hero, Happy Days, A Team, The Hulk, Knight Rider, Air Wolf, M.A.S.H, Three's Company, All in the Family, Sanford and son, great memories.
It made me want to grow up to and have girlfriends that looked like daisy... unfortunately that never happened...I married a lady that looks like a mixture of Heather Thomas ( Fall Guy ) and Cameron Diaz... punching way , way above my weight class... obviously she prefers personality lol....so not that disappointed with my life guys 😁
Easily one of my favorite shows as a kid, largely of course for the General Lee. Looking back at it now, it truly is a shame they destroyed all those awesome cars.
What do you remember about the Dukes? 🤔
Roscoe's dog flash
The theme.
Roscoe’s laugh.
FUCK YOU and your clickbait thumbnail!
The time Rosco P Coltrane gave Boss Hog a Lobster. Living on the west coast of Scotland. I can appreciate that.
A great television show from the 80’s along with the A Team, T J Hooker and C.H.I.P.S. amongst others.
Great era for TV shows.
.....what about "Knight Rider?!" I mean who can forget about "K.I.T.T. & K.A.R.R.?"
That Flashing Red Light On KITT Was Awesome. He Talked To His Car. We Never Thought That Would Happen. . Lol.
Don’t forget Airwolf!!
Loved all of these!!
Late 70's and 80's
every Friday night was the Dukes of Hazzard followed by The Incredible Hulk. A great time to be growing up
I think Miami Vice was on Friday night too. If my memory is right. It was probably on another channel. I only had 3 channels growing up in the 89’s as a teenager.
Followed by Dallas.
90s where better
What about the muppet show? Wakah Waka Waka...
Preceded by The A Team.
The A Team
Dukes of Hazzard
Then time for my 2 year old to go to bed..... yeah 😪 he's 42 now.......
56 years old and this is bringing me back to my teenage years. This was a family show every Friday night. One never missed an episode of this show.
This is honestly one of my favorite TV shows of all times hands down.
What a great cast The Dukes of Hazzard had. Everyone was/is memorable.
Better than they are today!
Lets see friday nights dukes at 8 pm hulk at nine pm and Dallas at ten pm all on cbs good line up
I like how the whole cast seems down to earth and genuinely happy to be a part of the show.
I loved the Dukes and Catherine Bach was great as Daisy, no one could play that part so well. It was one of the best shows ever; my whole family loved it. Thank you Dukes.
the Dukes, MacGyver and the A-Team were my shows of the 80s
Hahah mine too
Gotta add Fall Guy & Knight Rider to that list
Yes!👍👍
@@Sunnyflower26 also yes!😂👍👍👍
@802 Pepsi Co YES!!!!
Probably one of the most impressionable TV shows I remember as a kid. I had some of the toys, t shirts, metal lunch box and of course the Dukes of Hazzard big wheel. It was a good show that taught some valuable lessons to kids that watched the show. I thank God that I was born in the mid 70s and got to experience being a kid in the 80s...wonderful time...no computers, no cell phones, no stupid agendas....just keeping it simple.
So true we were unbelievably lucky.
Hell you can't leave out the 80s and 90s NBA and NFL, I mean if you were from a different state outside of my then your world is different, country folks didn't always have it better than the rest of the united states shit back in the 90s hockey was alright to watch, going to the mall was fun, playing football outside in the winter time was fun, I miss the 90s hip hop mixtapes, listening to the Quiet storm on the radio with your woman at night,
I’m the same age. It was an amazing time to grow up.
Great popular (rock, heavy metal, actual pop, rap) music too!!
The Duke Boys and Knight Rider were responsible for every ramp I jumped with my bike as a kid.
Dont forget about RAD
Hey, don't forget the A-Team and Fall Guy...
I jumped ramps after watching the Fonz on Happy Day’s. I’ll never forget him crashing into to the chicken stand. Him jumping 14 trash cans in Arnold’s parking lot, man. Can’t forget him jumping those sharks. The Dukes, Happy Days, The A Team, etc. That was some great tv.
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Except for The Dukes Of Hazzard we have reruns on the independent channels. Dukes got hit by cancel culture having a hissy fit.
Also Smokey And The Banded.
As a product of the 70’s and 80’s I didn’t get the vibe of being an oppressor of any race. It was clean entertainment.
Yep. There isn't any "vibe" of that today either. It's propaganda. If some one says they have that vibe, it's because they were brainwashed by the commie/narcissistic left. I hope you can still see clearly.
When ppl are killed that flag rise
I agree
As a product of the 70s and 80s you are just as oblivious. The flag itself represents an economy and way of life that savaged and oppressed black people. And today you learned that the world is larger than your own experiences.
@@JGarciaAKP apparently you need a hug. I hope your parents call soon to tell you, you are loved.💕
I was born in ‘78 and my brother in ‘80. We watched Dukes of Hazzard and Dallas all the time as kids with our parents.
I grew up watching The Dukes of Hazard.
It is great to see the stars of the show that are still alive.
RIP Denver's Pyle, James Best and Sorrell Booke.
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And Waylon Jennings!
When Friday nights were something to enjoy as a family. 🥰😍
I agree
Right on, us little kids loved the car chases, while my old man probably enjoyed the scenes with Daisy.
Jus the good ol’ boys, never meanin no harm…
The 80s had the best sitcoms. No worries though. Now the technology has made it possible for all generations to enjoy the show.
Dukes of Hazzard is still One of my favourite shows.
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mine too
Klikbait..
I wish that car had a different flag on top of it But beside that I love watching the show the show never showed race divide BUT the flag has over the years and still do
@@garyjohnson7626 watch a different show snowflake, put a blindfold on when you see the General Lee or just look the other way.
Every Friday night me and my sister would always go to our Grandma Lyles house to go watch the Duke's of Hazard. I miss those days.
As old as I am...thank u for the wonderful memories 💖
The good old times. No cell phone. No stress, but enjoying each other and not gloating.
I’m right there with ya brother. I was 10 years old back then. Looked forward to the show the whole day. Good times.
yes i miss those days
Today I had that conversation with my family , while watching a documentary about blockbuster smh, definitely agree with you 💯
yeah me too
Dave J.- There are a whole bunch of us now saying that same thing, so at least we're not alone. But yes, they've taken the life out of life and it's both sad and infuriating.
I used to cry if I couldn’t watch The Dukes of Hazard. Literally. It was my ultimate favorite.
Every Friday night at 7pm!
That's because other people in your home wanted to watch Knight Knight Rider.
@@16voyeur I remember watching it after the 11 o’clock news. That would come on first then Mama’s family. Good times lol
I grew up watching Dukes of Hazzard I really enjoy watching them I like them all good memories thank you for sharing
It was a genuinely fun TV show filled with lots of talented actors. I watched it regularly as a kid and I still watch it now and then today.
Man went home to watch it!Plus my father was a Mopar dude.
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A buddy of mine just asked...what is Mopar? All I could do as I was laughing say general Lee from the Dukes of hazard 😂
@@1diggitech loo8 lol k9lln
What channel?
@@petefarmer3514 I had 1973 Plymouth Duster 3 speed on floor. Mopar parts I believe
My Filipina mom would call it “The Flying Car” show, when I was like 8 years old. Good times.
Okay... that’s freaking adorable.🥰
Perfect. .Description...Memories like that are a ...Treasure of the Heart
She called it right.
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You mean the plying car! Filipino's never use F....
Man, such good times growing up in the 80s. I remember hurrying my mum n dad from late night shopping to get home n watch the Dukes. From Australia
Thanks for the memories love revisiting my youth watching this show with my dad every week
I loved all that play in this show. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!
We all grow old....thanks for all those memories guys!
I had five 69 chargers one 70 charger and other Mopars
I was a collector, builder , racer back in 80s
Never missed the episode of Dukes of Hazzard
You forgot Flash, who, before dukes was homeless, living in a shelter. Til the show needed him. She( yes...flash was actually a girl) was given her own dressing room and 7000 per episode. When the show ended, James Best adopt her. Yes, I said her. ALL TRUE. Best part of the whole story.
Nice to know.
Thank you for sharing this. This was awesome
Actually the first dog they used was a boy (series 3) but they did have several girls too throughout the later series too
That’s really neat! Thanks for sharing that information.
Basset hounds are the best dogs in the world. I have had and loved 4 of them. My father had a kennel license, so I have had many dogs, but bassets are special. I hope to have another one next year. They are hard to come by. I have tried rescue societies in 5 states with no luck and good breeders have 2 year waiting lists.
I remember always watching these episodes and seasons as a kid and I still watch them to this day😊
Boss Hogg is one of my favourite TV characters of all time.
It's all on account na them duke boys!
ABSOLUTELY!
My late husband did the radiators for the General Lee.
So basically he is a real life "Cooter"
I hope he could've kept a souvenir or two from his days there
He did I was a kid watching the dukes
Great. We need more bigots in the world like him. 👍
That’s awesome they sure destroyed a lot of them ❤️
Thank you for this video it brought back so many fun memories from back in the day when I used to watch it on TV thanks again
I remember when James passed away... I think it was shortly before I had my son, who was born in 2015... I cried and my hubby, bf at the time, asked me what was wrong and I was like "Roscoe died" it was a very sad day 😔
I got to meet James best in 2014 April he passed away in April 2015 I got to take some pictures with him I got his autograph he only lives about 25 miles from where I live I am glad I got to meet him he was really nice guy
Roscoe P. Coletrain...met Boss Hogg at a car show in Denver....I was his body guard...he made a impressive on me...he was very warm hearted & kind....
@Mike Barooshian 😔 damn
Yep I miss him also.cocococo.one if my favs.him and flash
Daizey's beauty ain't the only thing I marvelled at , the General Lee was gorgeous!!
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Loved all of them. Cant chose one isnt fair they all made the show. Thank you for great memories.
I couldn't watch this without thinking about those hateful weirdos with low self-esteem who got the reruns thrown off the air. Thanks for the video.
This world has gone crazy. I hope for only a moment.
Man I watched the Dukes until they got snatched off the air and being a black man I never felt any disrespect or discomfort because in my eyes the show didn’t have a grain of racism in it.
@@Justinsr1983 you are correct. The show was a family oriented one. They never cussed, always said the blessing before eating, removed their hats before eating, and they were always polite to strangers.
@@Justinsr1983 Yea it is a good show and entertaining. Just SJW with small minds see "south" and see a "rebel flag" and automatically think "racist". It's sad that the powers that be are giving them all the play.
@Hoonozit It's obvious why that happened.
I will never forget Daisy Duke(Catherine Bach), what a beautiful woman she was & still is.
Catherine Bach was most certainly one of the hottest women on T.V. at that time as Daisy Duke in the skin tight hot pants. She still has a pretty face today but unfortunately her figure has gone on the wrong side of cuddly.
She's 67. Of course she isn't going to look like she did 40 years ago.
Hell to the yea!
I lived in Augusta GA and on my 7th Birthday, my parents had the the General Lee and look alike actors, pick me up from afterschool care and took me home. I was allowed to have friends from neighborhood ride along while we cruised Fort Gordon. Best Birthday of my LIFE. I am 45yrs old now and would appreciate another ride in the General Lee, thanks Mom and Dad
... Rediscovering this gem on Forces TV here in the UK. Daisy was iconic, Catherine Bach not only looked fantastic in denim shorts and a bikini, but was also intelligent, gutsy and fiesty, the original definition of girl empowerment! The General Lee was the most iconic TV vehicle of it's generation and still makes the hairs on my neck stand up when I hear Dixie. Flash was the coolest dog on TV! Memories are made of this! YEEEEEHAWWWWWWWWW!
Hello there
What's with the "Fat Daisy" clickbait on the thumbnail? You guys are better than that. I always considered this a good, straightforward channel.
Agree that was a very tacky clickbait to portray Ms. Bach like that...
Totally agree. That was my first thought. Body shame much? Disappointing. This needs changed. Women age and bodies change.
A good metaphor for jumping the shark, I think.
Yea! That crap worked on me and I watched the video to the end of Daisy's coverage. Was that your intent? Also, I will take you less seriously from now on; may just avoid your videos out of spite.
@@poultryprincessglam-ma9298 so do men but that douchebag is just shaming girls what a creep
Hey, it was Roscoe P Coltrane! Thanks for taking me down memory lane.
Roscoe P. Coltrane was such a memorable character! It's great to reminisce about those nostalgic moments from the past.
Great show, season 1 was actually filmed in Georgia before moving to Burbank for season 2 onward. Daisy and the General Lee were the best parts of the show. Uncle Jesse, Rosco and Boss were all great actors. To be honest the whole cast and crew were top notch. Hats off to the stunt crew. Thanks for posting......
Is anybody else getting teary-eyed in their nostalgic thoughts, I'm from Nashville Tennessee. We have cooters here so just about every weekend I pass his place with the General Lee sitting outside
He also has one in Gatlinburg.
Loved the compilation thank you'll....I also love every single human being on the planet including the GENERAL LEE 01 AND THE WASHINGTON REDSKINS...
That shows how good of an actor he was fooled the people in Hollywood. That show was loaded with talent.
Thank you
You guys forgot 2 people in the dukes of hazzard review bosses wife lulu and deputy cletus
@@leighlevine5476 l think they did mention an Enos not Cletus or Loo Loo it's been so long. I remember either of them
Hee haw was my show
@@BOBANDVEG l use to watch it in my early 20s Roy String Bean Grandpa Jones. Very beautiful young ladies. Junior Samples.
Ben Jones and the rest of the cast sometimes, participate in an annual Dukesfest at various locations. This past year was in Rogersville Tennessee. Lots of fun for Dukes fans.
I got the entire Series on DVD for Father's Day this year, best gift EVER!!!!!
Sheriff Roscoe P Coltrane. You absolutely can't forget the P.
The Dukes Of Hazzard was an instant hit for me. Every Friday it was on.
I loved how you could hear the car crunch as it landed. They never dubbed out that sound. Miss this show.
The stunt drivers deserve a mention, getting a Dodge Charger to leap through the air is no mean feat and then the film crew having only one take. Thankfully the original General was found and restored but Daisy took the show.
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Boss hog is the best actor on the show.
shows like the Dukes are long gone....those are the shows worth remembering
Them Dukes Them Dukes. RIP to all the actors from this LEGENDARY show. They don't make em like this anymore. Real people, real stunts.
I remember staying at Grandma and Grandpa's house watching HEE HAW and Dukes of Hazzard. A lot of memories come back just thinking about those 2 shows
@Anthony Hicks As My younger sisters and I did the exact same thing; we'd go after school on Fridays to stay the weekend, where we had a Blast watching the Dukes on Friday nights, then the Country music shows on Saturday nights, til it was time to watch The Love Boat and then Fantasy Island (tv show was the BEST!) the movie remake Sucks sewer water!--No one was EVER more suave than the ORIGINAL Mr. Roarke! And I LOVED watching the very small number of episodes that guest starred British actor, Roddy McDowall as Mr. Roarke's Adversary, Mephistopheles; (or as most people know the character of Lucifer/the Devil) WOW talk about strolling down Memory lanes?! :) And Catherine Back sorta really ruined her natural good looks by getting botox injections into her body in several places, and mostly in her face and lips. She was barely recognizable when I first saw her playing Chelsea's mom on Young and the Restless.
Same here, watched the Duke boys, Hee Haw, and Happy Days at my grandma and grandpa’s house as well.
“I searched the world over and thought I found true love. You met another and 😛 you were gone.” 😂
Same here.
The Dukes, KnightRider, Airwolf, the A-team, Riptide, HappyDays, StarTrek T.O.S., Mac Gyver, $6M man & BionicWoman, etc etc
Being a kid from 80, I can tell we had all those tv shows on the same channel in the 90’s (La Cinq, in France) It was great times to grow back then
1st came on tv in Jan 1979 ,,Im a 70s Kid at heart lol
That was well worth every sec. Esp finally seeing one of the General Lee's tore up after all these years.
Back then, I lived in the middle of nowhere. A friend of mine ran a little store and bait shop. On Sat nights after the store closed we'd hang out there and watch the Dukes. Plenty of beer and weed to go around, it was a great time.
Do you live in Ohio?
North Carolina, Rusty. It's developed now, but back then it was nothing but woods, hayfields, and farms. We had a good life.
On a 12" b&w TV with rabbit ear antennas w/aluminum foil on the ends. The picture was grainy as all hell but we loved it 😄🤣
@@warpath6666 Wow! Y'all had the big screen TV!
@@modeladenny1218 Yep, and I was mystified when we moved to a city and got this new fangled stuff called "Cable TV". Every station on that dial had a TV show ... "What sort of devil's magic is this?" LOL!!! 😄🤣😄🤣
The Dukes of Hazzard was and still is my Best show
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I had the biggest crush on Bo Duke😍The 80’s were great & I miss those times so bad. My childhood was the BEST👍🏻💕
Great video, as always, but I noticed yhou forgot to include: Flash... "Sheriff Roscoes' faithful (deputy).. Bassett Hound
Olllll velvet ears!
I have a blue tic I call that out of fond memorys of Flash
There was another dog too. I forgot the type and name? I should be ashamed.
FLASH OL VELVET EARS GUHGUHGUH
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Cuit, yuit, yuit, yuit!
Uncle Jesse's custom designed belt buckle is friggin sweet
Every Friday night I would watch The Dukes at my Grandparents home. Huge part of my childhood
Thanks for taking me back to my childhood and going up when TV was actually very very entertaining and wonderfully good great job you guys keep up the good work..🎯💯🔥
Sorrell Booke always used to turn up at fan conventions as his Boss Hogg character as he didn’t want to upset all the children that went there as they would all be expecting to see Boss Hogg. RIP Boss!
I’m 20 years old and at age 14 dad and I found the Dukes of Hazzard on CMT, I watched my first episode and was hooked. I immediately fell in love with the show and continue to rewatch it to this day. Favorite show of all time.
The thing that amazed me about Sorrell Booke is that he graduated from Columbia at 19 in 1949, and received a Master of Fine Arts from Yale.
I read his story in TV guide. Incredibly intelligent. Having just returned from a few years in Tokyo, it caught my eye that he spoke Japanese.
Watched this show every time it was on tv!!
Best series ever.... Fri nights 8pm. ♥️♥️♥️
I love John Schneider, Tom Wopat and Denver Pyle! Bo Duke was always the main reason I kept watching Duke's of Hazzard and I loved the theme song sung by Waylon Jennings. Thanks to my dad I have an "old school" ❤️.
Gotta love the wisdom of Uncle Jesse
I grew up watching every single episode. I loved it. I was more interested in the car than the actors though. Daisy was a plus. Not to mention the explosive arrow tips. The episode of the outhouse exploding was epic.
I loved watching the duke boys every Friday
I used to slide across the hood of my moms Duster and then go through the window as a kid.
My mom had a red duster also. But I never taken it that far I would of got my ass kicked with no mercy.
And you did all that while being a blind, black, klans leader...truly amazing! Lol
Woogie Boogie.
Saaame
Repeated on sky channel 'forces tv' at the moment here in the uk. At 50 years old it still makes me laugh as much now as it did when I was a kid! One of my absolute favourites! Long live the Dukes :)))
I believe its "outlawed" here in the (former) u.s.
The flag on top of the car is satanic.
Really dude I think you are! Cacle culture freak.
I loved to watch the dukes of Hazzard . Hard to choose only one favourite character .
RIP Uncle Jesse....loved Grizzley Adams 🙏💗🕊️
There was a TV movie sequel to Grizzley Adams that was on during the Dukes Run they had another actor portraying Mad Jack. Keenan Wynn who did a lot of Disney live action movies in the 70's Was Mad Jack.
Currently watching it on blu ray as I haven't seen this since the early 80s.
Thank you for this opportunity to remember.
There are great TV shows among the late 1960s, and nineteen seventies that I watched. One of my favourite television shows of the 1980s when I was a youth, and very young man is Dukes of Hazard in the early nineteen eighties. Dukes of Hazard was a fun, exciting show to watch. Dukes of Hazard had comedy, action, and character. I'm glad I grew up during those times.🏁
Dukes is from 1979 PREMIERE JAN 1st So in reality It was from 1978 1st
I remember when John Schneider was on Smallville. My late mother and I were regular watchers of that show
Cool sorry about your mom me and my son would watch that show
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He looked better than tom whelling
I always look forward to seeing the Dukes of hazards especially Rosco Pico trains love the show always will
I never knew Mr. Best was a cousin to the Everly brothers! In his younger years, he did look similar to them, & he even sang & played the guitar! A very talented man. RIP.
Daisy Duke brought many a boy into their teenage years 💋
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Daisy made me a man...and a lot of times after that lol
I was one of them lol
@@peteramos6081 mine fell off🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@martinmoore7920 as did mine...but it was worth it.😁
Was hard not to like the entire cast. Well, I was just a kid but I loved 'em all.
I really wish I could go back in time Earthly life was so much kinder
When I was a kid that was good times to get to watch that stuff
I love this show that I watched every Friday night. I never missed an episode.
One of my favorite shows..
I always loved Uncle Jesse and Boss Hogg
Oh man, those good old days.. Loved watching the Dukes on primetime... grew up wanting a Charger like the General..
Boss Hogg was my favorite character. I remember watching the jumps and realizing the car bent when it landed but looked normal after it landed, lol.
Dutto.
That's how dumb we all were.
Talk about suspending one's disbelief. 😂👍
I remember the Fall Guy,
Greatest American Hero, Happy Days, A Team, The Hulk, Knight Rider, Air Wolf, M.A.S.H, Three's Company, All in the Family, Sanford and son, great memories.
I was 10 in 1988 so I got all but in reruns still love them
Hell yea, they were jeepin awesome
I always thought that Daisy should have been called crazy cooter 🤣
My body gets older, but my brain is still 12 years old 😁
Bezalel, we'll never grow up! I still remember those long lean legs and cute cheeks.😁
This was the show that switched me from wanting Road Runners to Chargers.
Its called a challenger
It made me want to grow up to and have girlfriends that looked like daisy... unfortunately that never happened...I married a lady that looks like a mixture of Heather Thomas ( Fall Guy ) and Cameron Diaz... punching way , way above my weight class... obviously she prefers personality lol....so not that disappointed with my life guys 😁
Gimme a road runner any time over a charger.
Easily one of my favorite shows as a kid, largely of course for the General Lee. Looking back at it now, it truly is a shame they destroyed all those awesome cars.
Not it was awesome tear em up
Several of them have been found and restored
One of those shows that most people always watched and was entertaining. Plus of course, and Daisy! to brighten up our lives.
"JUST THE GOOD OLE BOYS" LOVE IT!! Yeeeeeeeeeeeee hooooooooooo!
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I had pajamas when I was little … my heart belongs to Bo Duke. LOL
John has gotten better with age ♥️
Didn’t realize the trouble he had gotten into
I grew up watching this and many other great tv shows of this time great Friday nights watching these shows