• Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Bill Kelley
• Written by: Gy Waldron
• Directed by: Rod Amateau
• Executive Producers: Paul R. Picard, Phil Mandelker

Tisch Raye as Jill Rae Dodson;

Ernie Brown as Dobro Doolan;

Dan Fitzgerald as driver;

Champ Laidler as Brodie;

Gillaaron Houck as Leroy;

Lou Walker as Workman;

Dennis Haskins as Moss;

Sandra Dorsey as Deputy Hazel;

Ralph Pace as Harvey;

Jason Lively as Rudy;

Jack Gordon as Honest John Ledbetter

Side note: Many younger Duke fans may spot a familiar face in this pilot episode--Dennis Haskins, who played the part of Moss. He later became Bayside High School's principal Mr. Belding on Saved by the Bell. Haskins had other recurring guest spots on the Dukes, portraying various characters.

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Ronnie Schell as Lester Starr;

Ginny Parker as Mabel;

Clayton Landey as Max;

Terry Browning as Ruby;

Candy Bleick as Dodie;

Wallace Merck as Jojo;

Bill Gribble as Carson;

J. Roy Tatum As FBI Agent #3;

Wallace Wilkinson as FBI Agent #1;

Bob Cleveland As FBI Agent #2.

Note: While Bo and Luke are discussing their plan in Atlanta, the sign of the first Mellow Mushroom, a popular pizza chain, can be seen behind Bo. Loretta Lynn's name (as well as Coulter's) are dubbed over at several places in this episode.

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• Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Bill Kelly
• Executive Producers: Paul R. Picard, Phil Mandelker

Jeannie Wilson as Mary Kaye Porter;

Clifford A. Pellow as Quirt McQuade;

Colby Chester as Leo.

Absent: The General Lee (so instead Bo and Luke drive around in a blue 4 door sedan, Cooter's 1975 Plymouth Fury), so Lee 1 and Lee 2 and Lee 3 were due to be repaired

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• Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Bill Kelly
• Executive Producers: Paul R. Picard, Phil Mandelker

Larry Bishop as Joey Sagalo;

Judith Baldwin as Joey's Moll;

Peggy Rea in her first appearance as Lulu Coltrane-Hogg;

Rod Amateau as Manny;

Claude Humphrey as Big John;

Jerry Rushing as Ace Parker.

Note: The Richard Petty wreck was General Lee 1, so Lees 2 and 3 were used in this episode as well.

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• Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Bill Kelly
• Executive Producers: Paul R. Picard, Phil Mandelker

Carlene Watkins as Agent Roxanne Huntley;

Champ Laidler as Brodie;

Ralph Pace as Ed Monroe;

Bob Hannah as The inventor.

Note This was the last episode that was filmed on location in Georgia. After that all other episodes were filmed in California.

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What the Dukes don't know is that Molly is no longer dealing moonshine -- her truck is full of contraband firearms that could land Bo and Luke in jail for violating their probation.

• Supervising Producer: Hy Averback
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Ralph Riskin
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Neva Patterson as Swamp Molly;

Mary Jo Catlett as Cousin Alice;

Bill Cort as Agent Callas;

Bob Shaw as Agent Swan.

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• Supervising Producer: Hy Averback
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Ralph Riskin
• Written by: Kris Kincade, Nance McCornick, Bruce Taylor
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

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.

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• Supervising Producer: Hy Averback
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Ralph Riskin
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Fred McCarran as Neil Bishop;

Stu Nisbet as Harvey Essex;

Bill Meadows as the station attendant;

Kris Marquis As Willis.

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• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Ralph Riskin
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Charles Cyphers as Bumper;

Del Monroe as Benteen;

Mayf Nutter as Dooley;

Terry Willis as Tailor;

Gordon Hurst as one of Boss Hogg's guards.

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• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Ralph Riskin
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Stella Parton as Mary Beth Malone;

Leo Gordon as Rocky Marlowe;

Norman Alden as Chief Lacey;

Robert F. Hoy as Herky;

Pat Renella as Manny;

Suzanne Niles as Maybelle;

Tara Preston as Cindy Lou;

Billy Benedict as the gas station owner.

Side note: Stella Parton, who played Mary Beth in the episode, is the sister to country superstar Dolly Parton.

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Rick Hurst as Cletus;

Norman Bartold as company representative;

Dan Barrows as attendant;

Hoke Howell as watchman;

Damu King as assistant.

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Jo Ann Pflug as Helen Hogan;

Theodore Wilson as Morgan;

Paul Brinegar as Dewey Stovall;

Sammy Jackson as Artie.

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Arte Johnson as Irving;

Avery Schreiber as Wendel;

Burton Gilliam as Tom Colt;

Joseph Burke as Sheriff Emmett "Hammerhand" Ragsdale;

Pat Cranshaw as Doc Henry Petticord;

Miriam Byrd Nethery as Rose Ellen.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Ralph Riskin
• Created by: Gy Waldron
• Written by: Bruce Howard
• Directed by: Hollingsworth Morse

Pat Buttram as Sam;

Shug Fisher as Homer;

Jim Mohlmann as Sheriff Emmett 'Spike' Loomis;

Ancel Cook as Abel;

Richard Marion as unnamed helper #1;

Richard Jensen as unnamed helper #2.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Ralph Riskin
• Created by: Gy Waldron
• Written by: Si Rose
• Directed by: Paul Baxley

Curtis Credel as H.H. Harkness;

Bruce M. Fischer as Buck;

Hunter von Leer as Dusty;

Adam Wade as Doc Willis;

Troy Melton as the unnamed driver.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Ralph Riskin
• Created by: Gy Waldron
• Written by: Stephen Kandel
• Directed by: Dick Moder

Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg

Mel Tillis as Burl Tolliver;

Brett Halsey as Dunlap;

Michael MacRae as Cowan;

Dorothy Collier as Sherry Tolliver;

Sam Edwards as an unnamed track steward.

Rick Hurst as Cletus Hogg.

Side note: The role of Burl Tolliver was played by country singer Mel Tillis. A year after the end of the series, Collier would marry Best; the marriage lasted until his death.

Side Notes: First time Duke family uses CB Handle with Uncle Jesse calling himself "Shepard"...First time Sheriff Rosco says "Cuff'em and Stuff'em"...Sonny Shroyer as Deputy Enos Strate does not appear in this episode, scripted as out having an appendicitis.

Caskey Swaim as Ernie;

Russ McCubbin as Phil;

Norman Alden as Sheriff Lacey;

Dixie K. Wade as Mother;

Debra Feuer as Becky Mae;

Sunshine Parker as Sunshine.

Harrison Page as Chet Garvey;

William Watson as Simon Jethro;

Tom McFadden as Rowby Jethro;

Lindsay Bloom as Mabel Tillingham;

Ray Guth as Amos Stigger ;

Joey Sagal as Motorcycle Guy (uncredited).

Side Note: First time Jesse Duke calls Bo and Luke as CB Handles "Shepard to Lost Sheep"

John Quade as Augie Detweiller;

Med Flory as Shoulders;

Gerald McRaney as a workman;

Dianne Kennedy as Bessie Lou Perkins.

R.G. Armstrong as Tom Pryor;

L.Q. Jones as Warren;

Bob Hastings as Barnes.

Celebrity speed trap: The Oak Ridge Boys, who perform "Old Time Lovin'."

Note: This is the first episode to have a celebrity speed trap segment.

Guest starring: Pat Klous.

Note: Due to this episode airing out of production order, this is the first appearance of Daisy's "Dixie" Jeep, which she will eventually receive as a gift in episode "The Runaway", airing 2 episodes later.

• Guest Starring:

Simon MacCorkindale as Gaylord Duke (Roger Blevin);

Ernie Lively as Longstreet B. Davenport;

Jim B. Smith as Tax Collector;

Barry Gremillion as Homer.

Guest starring: Robert Alda.

Note This was the last episode that Daisy's yellow Plymouth Roadrunner was used as it met its demise when it went over Kissing Cliff due to a jammed throttle. It was replace by the "Dixie" Jeep.

• Guest Starring:

Fred Stuthman as Hard Luck Jones;

John Crawford as Agent Buchanon;

Ernie Lively as Longstreet B. Davenport;

Ted Markland as Flint;

J.J. Johnston as Miller.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Ralph Riskin
• Created by: Gy Waldron
• Written by: William Raynor, Myles Wilder
• Directed by: Hollingsworth Morse

Jeannie Wilson as Professor Laura Bardsley;

Doris Dowling as Stacy Williams;

Whit Bissell as Dr. James Fenwick;

Walter Barnes as Jeb McCobb;

Cindy Acker as Sam McCobb;

Sandy Acker as Gerry McCobb;

Duke Robbins as Zack;

Clifton James as Sheriff Lester Crabb.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Ralph Riskin
• Created by: Gy Waldron
• Written by: Martin Roth
• Directed by: Richard Moder

Peter Brown as Floyd Baker;

Jenny Neumann as Molly Harmon;

Jim Kindelon as an bartender;

Rodney McGaughy as driver;

Nick Dimitri as defense instructor;

Glenn Morshower as roadside victim.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Ralph Riskin
• Created by: Gy Waldron
• Written by: Jim Rogers
• Directed by: Arthur Marks

Loretta Lynn as Herself;

Henry Gibson as Will "Squirt" Jason;

Dennis Burkley as Bubba;

Rebecca Reynolds as Cindy;

Janet Meshad as Leona;

Hap Lawrence as Loretta's driver.

John Shearin as Texas Ranger Jude Emery;

Sam Melville as Russel "Snake" Harmon;

C. Pete Munro as Willie;

George Buck Flower as Coy Randolph;

Ben Davidson as Patch Laurel.

Dennis Rucker as Mason Dixon;

Mary Margaret Humes as Tinker;

Robin Eisenman Sam;

Taylor Lacher as Davis;

Larry Watson as Ryan;

Morgan Woodward as Dempsey;

Lindsay Bloom as Mabel Tillingham;

John F. Huff as George Henry.

Hal Smith as Henry Flatt;

Audrey Landers as Gail Flatt;

Jim English Attendant;

Mallie Jackson as Peggy.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Co-Producers: Gy Waldron, Ralph Riskin
• Created by: Gy Waldron
• Written by: Martin Roth
• Directed by: Rod Amateau

Miriam Byrd Nethery as Holly Comfurt;

Bernard Fox as Iggins;

Edward Edwards as John Henry Comfurt;

Lori Lethin as Lori Comfurt;

John Lawrence as Baldwin.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Producers: Myles Wilder, Ralph Riskin
• Created by: Gy Waldron
• Written by: William Raynor, Myles Wilder
• Director: Dick Moder
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Robin Mattson as Diane Benson;

Vernon Weddle as John Zimbra;

Don Stroud as Carl;

Richard Jensen as Bob Dexter;

Greg Finley as Proprietor.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Co-Producers: Myles Wilder, Ralph Riskin
• Created by: Gy Waldron
• Written by: William Raynor, Myles Wilder
• Directed by: Rod Amateau
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Leonard Stone as Ringleader;

Nedra Volz in her first appearance as Emma Tisdale;

Jerry Summers as Nathan Cosgroves;

Tom Oberhaus as Tom Gumbs;

Troy Milton as the driver.

A pair of thieves, Claude Billings (Charles Tyner) and his son Billy Joe Billings (Andrew Robinson), steal Boss Hogg's silver collection from the Boar's Nest, and stash it at an old abandoned house that Daisy's friend Mary Lou Pringle (Morgan Brittany) has inherited from her uncle Ezekiah "Zeke" Pringle, and Boss Hogg thinks it was Daisy, Bo, and Luke who stole the silver. To keep Mary Lou away from the house while the silver is being melted for easy transport, Claude and Billy Joe stage a series of fake paranormal events to make the house look like it's haunted. But Mary Lou has the Dukes on her side.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Producers: Myles Wilder, Ralph Riskin
• Created by: Gy Waldron
• Written by: Si Rose
• Directed by: Jack Whitman
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Morgan Brittany as Mary Lou Pringle;

Andrew Robinson as Billy Joe Billings;

Charles Tyner as Claude Billings.

Celebrity speed trap: Tammy Wynette, who performs "Rocky Top."

A boxer named Catfish Lee (Sonny Shields), and his crooked promoter and manager, Billy Ray (Richard Schall), pick a fight with Luke so they can trick him into a boxing match and make a killing on tickets. When Catfish knocks Luke into Boss Hogg's new $3,000 mirror at the Boar's Nest, Boss demands that Luke fight Catfish in a match to pay for the mirror, or Jesse might be forced to sell the Duke farm in order to come up with the money. Luke, a former boxer, reluctantly agrees, but Catfish, Billy Ray, and their boss, Mr. Culpepper (Eddie Ryder), set out to make sure Luke never gets to the match, so they can automatically get all the gate money without Boss Hogg getting any of it.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Producers: Myles Wilder, Ralph Riskin
• Written by: Jim Rogers
• Director: Paul Baxley
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Richard Shaal as Billy Ray;

Sonny Shields as Catfish Lee;

Eddie Ryder as Mr. Culpepper;

Patrick Cranshaw as Doc Henry Petticord;

Dianne Anthony as Bessie Loo Perkins.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Producers: Myles Wilder, Ralph Riskin
• Written by: Martin Roth
• Director: Hollingsworth Morse
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

James McIntire as Linc McKay;

Ray Young as Dell Webber;

Warren Munson as Dr. Ronald L. Carney;

Lindsay Bloom as Mabel Tillingham;

Joanne Hickman as Nurse;

Dennis Haskins as Charlie Watkins.

Boss Hogg wants the Dukes out of his way for good so they can't interfere with his scams, so he calls his college-educated nephew Hughie Hogg (Jeff Altman) to come to Hazzard County and get the job done. Because Hughie is even sneakier than Boss Hogg is, Hughie just might be the man for the job. Hughie frames Daisy for running moonshine, and when Bo and Luke help her escape, Hughie videotapes the breakout, and takes off with Boss Hogg for Atlanta to turn the tape over to the state police. Since Hughie's tape makes Rosco look bad, Rosco tells the Dukes about Hughie's plan, and they all set out to stop Hughie and Boss before they reach Atlanta.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Producers: Gy Waldron, Ralph Riskin
• Written by: William Raynor, Myles Wilder
• Director: Hollingsworth Morse
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Jeff Altman as Hughie Hogg;

Ellen Murry as Mary Belle.

Note: This was the second on air appearance of Hughie Hogg, but is clearly written as his introduction to the show. This episode also has Enos, who departed the show in the season 3 premier, and also has Daisy's yellow Road Runner, which was destroyed in season 2, episode 12 "Arrest Jesse Duke" (production code 166403). Therefore this episode was filmed for season 2, prior to the filming of "Arrest Jesse Duke."

Boss Hogg's honest twin brother Abraham Lincoln Hogg (Sorrell Booke) comes to Hazzard for the reading of their Great Aunt Emma Lou Hogg's will, which entitles a piece of land to both of them -- but Boss had Abe declared legally dead five years ago when Abe disappeared in Africa. What happened was Abe got caught up in so many business ventures that he lost track of time. Now Abe has returned to claim his half of Emma Lou Hogg's land, but Boss has already sold the land to a developer. Boss has Abe arrested in a nearby town so Abe will miss the reading of the will. Luke and Daisy race to get Abe back before Boss pulls off his big switch and grabs the land that Abe plans to give to charity.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Producers: Myles Wilder, Ralph Riskin
• Written by: William Raynor, Myles Wilder
• Director: Dick Moder
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Sorrell Booke as Abraham Lincoln Hogg;

Boyd Bodwell as Benny The Quill;

Ross Elliot as Finchburg Sheriff;

Ted Gehring as Judge Charles Druten;

Jerry Summers as Workman (uncredited).

Note: Sorrell Booke appears in this episode in a dual role: in his regular role of Boss Hogg and as his twin brother Abraham Lincoln Hogg, and Bo Duke was absent from this episode.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Producers: Myles Wilder, Ralph Riskin
• Written by: Si Rose
• Director: Jack Whitman
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Lucille Benson as Mama Coltrane;

Tori Lysdahl as Sue Ann (Bliss) McGraw;

William Sanderson as Russ Collins;

Reid Smith as Vic McGraw.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Producers: Myles Wilder, Ralph Riskin
• Written by: Martin Roth
• Director: Denver Pyle
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Woody Strode as Willie;

Brian Libby as Russ;

Roy Jenson as Lacey;

Dale Pullum as Otis J.;

Roger Pancake as Hank.

While being chased by Rosco, Bo and Luke crash on a piece of land believed to not be owned by anyone. They soon find out they are wrong, and make friends with the new citizens of Hazzard, the Bensons. The Bensons are actually federal witnesses named Adam (John Larch) and Esther Venable (Cynthia Leake). Adam testified in a ransom case where $2,000,000 in diamonds disappeared, and now, the Venables are being chased by Hickey Burns (William Mims) and Leroy Little (Spencer Milligan), a pair of bounty hunters who think Adam knows where the diamonds are. The Dukes now have to help the Venables avoid Burns and Little, without getting killed doing it. Also, Boss Hogg mistakenly thinks there is uranium in Hazzard.

John Larch as Adam Venable;

Cynthia Leak as Esther Venable;

William Mims as Hickey Burns;

Spencer Milligan as Leroy Little;

Grant Owens as Dixon;

James Reynolds as Clayton

Celebrity speed trap: Hoyt Axton, who performs "Out-of-State Cars." (Watch for Rosco taking notes about the red light trap.)

Philip Brown as Earl Beckett;

Ken Foree as Rollo;

A.J. Freeman as Truck Driver;

Larry D. Mann as Boss J.W. Hickman.

Celebrity speed trap: The Oak Ridge Boys (in their second appearance), who perform "Leaving Louisiana in the Broad Daylight."

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Producers: Myles Wilder, Ralph Riskin
• Written by: William Raynor, Myles Wilder
• Director: Hollingsworth Morse
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Jan Clayton as Lucinda Meadows;

Gregory Walcott as Mean Joe Hatcher;

Jack Garner as Blaine;

Jay Ripley as Deputy Wilbur Fudge.

Notes: Cletus is temporarily promoted to Acting Sheriff and Rosco's absence from the episode is explained by Rosco and Flash going to Capitol City for obedience training.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Producers: Myles Wilder, Ralph Riskin
• Written by: William Raynor, Myles Wilder
• Director: Paul Baxley
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Fran Ryan as Ma Harper;

Johnnie Collins III as Billy Boy Harper;

Richard Fullerton as Billy Gene Harper;

Alan Wyatt, Jr. as Junior Harper;

Sandy Wescott as Nurse.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Producers: Myles Wilder, Ralph Riskin
• Written by: Si Rose
• Director: Rod Amateau
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

Don Pedro Colley in his first appearance as Sheriff Ed Little;

Anne Haney as C.V. Gumble;

Bill Cross as Armored Truck Driver;

Ken Hixon as Dr. Floyd.

• Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
• Producers: Myles Wilder, Ralph Riskin
• Written by: Bruce Howard
• Director: Denver Pyle
• Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard

James Crittenden as Burt Robie;

Martha Smith as Myrna Robie;

Victoria Johnson as Lori Mae.

Absent: Catherine Bach as Daisy Duke.

Christopher Hensel as Jeb Stuart Duke;

Earl Boen as Eustice Hastings;

Dennis Holahan as Harry Joe;

Tony Brubaker as Tiny;

Buck Young as the marshall;

Kenneth O' Brien as Beauregard Mason.

Richard Paul as Clyde Amos;

Michael Greene as Vic;

Alex Kubik as Corey;

Kevin Hagen as Farmer Perkins.

Celebrity speed trap: Dottie West performing "Even If You Were Jesse James" at the Boar's Nest.

Frances Bay as Aunt Hortense Coltrane;

Roger Torrey as Norris;

Pat Studstill as Barclay;

John H. Fields as Roy (A.B. Stillwell).

Recurring guest: Jeff Altman as Hughie Hogg.

Charles Napier as Digger Jackson;

A. Paul Smith as Hobie Harkins;

Harry Caeser as Homer Griggs;

Earl Colbert as Deke.

Recurring guest: Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg.

Celebrity speed trap guest: Freddy Fender performs "Jambalaya" at the Boar's Nest.

Rick Hill as Phil Ackley;

Sam Melville as Tommy Dunkirk;

Simone Griffeth as Sandra Rhodes/Kate Ackley.

Recurring guests: Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg; Nedra Volz as Emma Tisdale.

Celebrity speed trap guest: Roy Orbison, who performs "Oh, Pretty Woman".

Peter Breck as J.J. Sunday;

Royce D. Applegate as Harry Ray.

Recurring guest: Nedra Volz as Emma Tisdale.

After buying a vase at Emma Partridge's yard sale, in which Emma Partridge (Elizabeth Kerr) is hoping to make enough money to pay off her mortgage to Boss Hogg, the Dukes find themselves being harassed by Mr. Beckman (Byron Webster), a big-time buyer, because the vase is actually worth a fortune. Mr. Beckman will stop at nothing to get the vase, and things get worse when Boss Hogg tries to cut himself in on the deal, after learning that Mr. Beckman is willing to pay at least $50,000 for the vase.

Byron Webster as Mr. Beckman;

Elizabeth Kerr as Emma Partridge;

David Graf as Maury.

When Boss Hogg's rich, polite nephew Jamie Lee Hogg (Jonathan Frakes), the son of Boss Hogg's youngest brother, comes to Hazzard County to buy the grits mill, Daisy and Jamie Lee fall in love with each other. Their romance progresses quickly, and it isn't long before Jamie Lee and Daisy are planning for a trip to the altar. But just because Jamie Lee's last name is Hogg, Bo and Luke go to extremes to try to find something wrong with him. Bo and Luke are proven right, and Daisy is devastated, when it turns out that Jamie Lee is working with a counterfeiter named Roy Landry (Roger Robinson).

Jonathan Frakes as Jamie Lee Hogg;

Roger Robinson as Roy Landry;

Douglas Hume as Floyd;

Hank Underwood as Mr. Pruitt.

Boss Hogg purchases disguises and a duplicate General Lee, and hires a pair of men named Turk (Robin Strand) and Moody (Morgan Stoddard) to rob an armored truck of $250,000 and frame Bo and Luke for it by wearing the disguises and driving the fake General Lee. Bo and Luke find themselves trying to convince the community that they would never rob anyone. To do that, they'll have to find Turk and Moody.

Robin Strand as Turk/fake Bo Duke;

Morgan Stoddard as Moody/fake Luke Duke.

Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Ed Little;

Nedra Volz as Emma Tisdale.

Celebrity speed trap guest: Donna Fargo, who performs "Lone Star Cowboy."

Bo and Luke find a bag of diamonds hidden in a stuffed Bugs Bunny doll that was parachuted from a hijacked airplane, and they take the diamonds to the Duke farm for safekeeping until they can contact the state police. Lisa (Linda Hart), the leader of the group of thieves who stole the diamonds, follows the Dukes to the farm, claiming to be a reporter, so she can get her hands on the diamonds. Boss Hogg hears that there is a reward being offered for the recovery of the diamonds, so he tries to get his own hands on the diamonds by sending phony FBI agent Mason (Joseph Whipp) to the farm to get them, under the guise of having a warrant to take the diamonds.

Linda Hart as Lisa;

Frank Marth as Agent Caldwell;

Robert Phillips as Frank;

Richard Winterstein as Lenny;

Joseph Whipp as Mason.

Notes: The Bugs Bunny doll used in the episode was featured very prominently, since Bugs Bunny is of course the most famous cartoon character of Warner Bros.; who, of course, also produces The Dukes of Hazzard. Also, Linda Hart, who played Lisa in the episode, is a former member of the singing group The New Christy Minstrels.

A beer distributor offers Boss Hogg top dollar for the Duke farm. After Bo and Luke unintentionally run Rosco off the road, Boss Hogg forms what he believes is the perfect plan to get his hands on the Duke farm -- have Rosco fake being injured, and file a $50,000 personal injury lawsuit against the Dukes, so Rosco can win the Duke Farm for Boss. Boss hires an actor named Slick Doggins (Bob Hastings) to play as a doctor to support Rosco's claims. As it turns out, it's Boss who suffers as Roscoe, playing his "victim" part to the hilt, forces Boss to wait on him hand and foot. When the Dukes get proof that Rosco is faking his injuries, they have to get that evidence to Judge Buford Potts (Barney Phillips) before they lose the farm.

Bob Hastings as Slick Doggins;

Hugh Gillin as Mr. Christal;

Barney Phillips as Judge Buford Potts;

Charlie Dell as Emery Potter;

Parley Baer in his first appearance as Doc Appleby.

Recurring guest: Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Ed Little.

As the Dukes are helping Bo prepare for the Tri-Counties Motocross motorcycle race, an attractive drifter named Mindy Lou (Laurette Spang) overhears Boss and Rosco talking about stealing motorcycles from the competitors, repainting them, and shipping them to Leroy Dibbs (G. Yon), so Leroy can sell them. Because of that, Boss wants Mindy Lou out of the way, so he orders Rosco to arrest her, but she escapes from Rosco and is found by the Dukes, who try to help her.

Laurette Spang as Mindy Lou;

G. Yon as Leroy Dibbs.

Celebrity speed trap guest: Johnny Paycheck, who performs "Take This Job and Shove It." Paycheck actually lip-syncs the original recording of the song.

Boss Hogg, who is unwilling to pay longtime Hazzard Bank employee Clarence Stovall (Bill Erwin) his $30,000 pension, fires him one day short of retirement. Clarence decides that he'll get his pension whether the greedy Boss Hogg likes it or not. Instead of filing a wrongful termination lawsuit to expose Boss Hogg's unwillingness to pay his pension, Clarence angrily takes the $30,000 from the Hazzard Bank, which is owned by Boss Hogg. Jesse, who is a friend of Clarence, learns about it, and he tries to set Clarence straight while Bo and Luke, knowing that Boss would have Clarence arrested by Rosco, try to find a way to put the money back where it was at, without getting spotted.

Bill Erwin as Clarence Stovall;

Daniel Currie as Homer Snead;

Dan Priest as Bib Tucker.

Boss Hogg is in a jam when he hears that a state bank examiner named L. S. Handley (John Hancock) is coming to Hazzard to inspect the county ledger. The reason why Boss is nervous is because he has embezzled exactly $142,679 in county funds. But luckily for Boss, it's the annual Sadie Hogg Day, the day of the year when women occupy Hazzard County's government positions. Boss Hogg fixes it so that Daisy becomes the honorary county treasurer for the day, so he can frame Daisy for the embezzlement, which would make the missing county funds Daisy's problem, instead of Boss Hogg's problem. The Dukes have to crack Boss Hogg's cover-up before Daisy ends up behind bars.

John Hancock as L.S. Handley;

Mary Treen as Aunt Clara Coltrane;

Paul Coufos as Bank Robber (uncredited).

Recurring guests: Nedra Volz as Emma Tisdale; Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg.

Rosco inherits $10,000,000 from his great uncle Hosiah Coltrane, and before he even gets the money, he starts spending it like crazy: he buys a Rolls Royce patrol car, buys gaudy rhinestone suits, and speaks his mind freely to Boss Hogg. Rosco, frustrated by years of being outfoxed by Bo and Luke, offers Jason Steele (William Smith), the meanest bounty hunter in Georgia, $100,000 to track down Bo and Luke, and make sure they're put in prison. Steel and his partner Dawson (Alan Autry) arrive in Hazzard, and start pursuing Bo and Luke. As Bo and Luke repeatedly slip out of Steele's grasp, Rosco swindles Boss Hogg out of everything he owns when Boss Hogg's crooked poker game backfires. Jesse learns that Steele has been in trouble with the law before, and while Jesse is trying to track Steele down, Jesse takes a fall down a hill, and hits his head. Rosco lets Boss Hogg earn some money by hiring Boss as a deputy. At the same time, Jesse's at a hospital, in a coma, because of Steele and Dawson, and a furious Bo and Luke are trying their best to outwit Steele, who proves to be a tough enemy. Rosco, feeling guilty about what happened to Jesse, starts having second thoughts about his plan to have Steele nail Bo and Luke. Steele, wanting to protect his reputation, insists on continuing with the plan. Steele cons Bo and Luke into driving a stolen Dodge Charger painted exactly like the General Lee, and has them arrested. It turns out that Rosco's inheritance is not what he thought it was -- Hosiah Coltrane's attorney tells Rosco that a computer error put the decimal in the wrong place, and his inheritance is only $10. Boss Hogg gets back everything he lost from Rosco, and regains the position of county commissioner. Rosco is in trouble with Steele, who wants the $100,000 that he feels Rosco owes him, while Steele is trying to take Bo and Luke to Atlanta to face the car-theft charge that he framed them on. When Rosco tells Steele that he won't be able to pay him, Steele blows his top. Steele releases Bo and Luke without the use of a car, and kidnaps Rosco, hoping to get Boss Hogg to pay him $100,000 for Rosco, but Boss Hogg, not realizing what's going on, refuses to hand over the money, because of how Rosco treated him. When Cooter gets the General Lee to Bo and Luke, they set off after Steele and Dawson, while Jesse recovers.

William Smith as Jason Steele;

Alan Autry as Dawson;

Redmond Gleeson as Ben Wilkenson;

Regis Cordic as Mr. Reynolds;

Terry Wilson as Norman Scroggs;

Lindsay Bloom as Mabel Tillingham;

Ken Hixon as the doctor.

Recurring guest: Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Ed Little.

Alan Autry was credited under the name Carlos Brown.

A pair of fur thieves named Russ Mitchell (Steve Sandor) and Bonnie Lane (Colleen Camp) come to Hazzard to sell Boss Hogg some stolen mink coats. But they lost one of the coats on the highway, so Boss shortchanges them by the price of the lost coat. Determined to get the coats back for that loss of money, Mitchell plans on breaking into the storage room where Boss put the coats by going through a hole in the wall at Cooter's Garage, while Bonnie uses her charms to distract Cooter.

Steve Sandor as Russ Mitchell;

Colleen Camp as Bonnie Lane;

Jay Garner as Harvey Dunsmore.

Boss Hogg is anxious to win the first annual Hazzard County Drag 'n' Fly Derby so he can clean up on endorsements, and the only thing standing in his way is the General Lee. When the Dukes lose a race to another car, a discouraged Luke makes an offhanded remark about the General Lee possibly wearing out its usefulness, and Boss Hogg hears about what Luke said. After Luke is injured during the qualifying jump for the derby, Boss Hogg hires Professor Crandall (Walker Edmiston) to hypnotize Luke into believing that the General Lee is no longer roadworthy the next time it breaks down, so he'll get rid of the General Lee, no matter who tries to stop him. Boss Hogg thinks that getting rid of the General Lee will ensure victory at the derby. To speed up the proces, Boss Hogg orders Rosco to sabotage the General Lee by sneaking on the Duke farm to damage its fuel line, causing another "breakdown" so Luke will get rid of it. 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. Bo, Daisy, and Jesse don't want to get rid of The General Lee, because it's part of the family. Boss Hogg buys the General from the dealership and arranges to have it demolished. While on a call, Cooter notices the unmanned runaway General Lee coasting toward a cliff to meet its would-be doom, but he saves the General Lee by stopping it with his tow truck. Luke even tries to blow up the General Lee with dynamite. While arguing with Bo, Jesse, and Daisy, Luke hears Jesse snap his fingers (the sound implemented by Professor Crandall to break Luke's hypnosis), and Luke shows a complete change in his opinions of the General Lee. Having figured out what happened, Bo and Luke rush to reclaim the General Lee, and afterwards, they enter it into the derby, and win, which infuriates Boss Hogg.

Paul Smith as Hobie Harkins;

Andy Wood as Banyon;

Walker Edmiston as Professor Crandall;

Patrick Wright as Spanner.

Cletus initiates a traffic stop with the Dukes. When Daisy uses her charms to get Bo and Luke out of a phony ticket, Cletus thinks Daisy's in love with him. Daisy tries to end Cletus's courting of her without hurting him. Boss Hogg is upset when he's told that the state probation supervisor is coming to Hazzard to see what kind of job Boss is doing. In order to impress the supervisor, Boss needs a conviction against Bo and Luke so he can continue to receive a big paycheck as the Hazzard County probation officer. To do that, Boss frames Bo and Luke for passing a bad check, and they must once again clear their names. Boss Hogg fires Cletus after he bungles an arrest, prompting Cletus to side with the Dukes in their efforts to clear their names. To make sure Boss' scheme goes according to plan, he brings in Chickasaw County Sheriff Big Ed Little to guard a jailed Bo and Luke until they can be taken to the state probation supervisor. Daisy eventually tells Cletus she's not in love with him (Cletus takes it well and begins dating another woman), and Bo and Luke get some unexpected help from Flash, who clears Bo and Luke by eating Boss Hogg's forged check.

Lila Kent as Laverne;

Paul Kent as Mr. Hodges.

Recurring guests: Nedra Volz as Miz Tisdale; Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Ed Little.

Hughie Hogg (Jeff Altman) sneaks back into Hazzard County, and talks Boss Hogg into not kicking him out of town for what he did to Boss a year ago. This time, Hughie has a scheme that's too good for Boss to refuse. For $25,000, Hughie plans to frame Cooter for robbery so Boss can use his power of eminent domain to foreclose on Cooter's garage and tear it down to build "Hoggominiums," the condos that Boss has always wanted to build.

Pat Studstill as Barclay;

Roger Torrey as Norris;

Ed Peck as Agent Roy Winters.

Recurring guests: Jeff Altman as Hughie Hogg; Nedra Volz as Miz Tisdale.

Celebrity speed trap guest: Buck Owens, who performs "I've Got a Tiger By the Tail."

Side note: Happy Days fans may remember Ed Peck, who played Agent Roy Winters in this episode. He had a recurring role on Happy Days as the gang's nemesis Officer Kirk.

Boss Hogg makes another attempt to get his hands on the Duke farm. Boss and Rosco fake the robbery of the Hazzard Bank, and Roscoe locks Boss up. Out of pity, and to repay a debt among old friends, Jesse decides to bail Boss out of jail. Boss cons Jesse into putting the Duke Farm up as bail. As part of the plan, if Boss jumps bail, the farm will be forfeited to the county bail bondsman -- Boss Hogg himself. Boss does jump bail, but he might not get to enjoy his victory after he and Jesse end up locked in the bank's vault with only an hour's worth of air. Bo and Luke have to find a way to get them out before their time is up, and convince Boss to end the scam. With the vault on a time-lock, Bo and Luke frantically search for bank employee Emery Potter (Charlie Dell), the only one besides Boss who knows the combination to the vault.

Charlie Dell as Emery Potter;

Barney Phillips as Judge Buford Potts;

Lila Kent as Laverne.

Boss is excited about the Mickey Gilley charity concert at Hazzard Square, and it's not because of the music, but because of money. Boss is working with Heep (Burton Gilliam) and Morton (L. Q. Jones), a pair of recording pirates who are making a recording of the concert so they can sell it. When Heep and Morton are confronted by federal agents Marjorie Dane (Elinor Donahue) and Ben Jordan (Hari Rhodes), Heep and Morton throw the recordings inside the General Lee, framing Bo and Luke. Mickey knows that the Dukes are innocent, and they work together to find Heep and Morton. Boss later cons Mickey into a performance at the Boar's Nest with his Celebrity Speed Trap.

Mickey Gilley as Himself;

LQ Jones as Morton;

Burton Gilliam as Heep;

Elinor Donahue as Agent Marjorie Dane;

Hari Rhodes as Agent Ben Jordan.

Boss Hogg wants Jesse's famous moonshine recipe so he can sell it to Jasper Fenwick (Jim B. Baker), the biggest moonshine distributor in Georgia. When Jesse refuses to give it to him, Boss hires a crooked magician to frame Bo and Luke for stealing money intended for the orphanage, and then Boss asks Jesse for the moonshine recipe in exchange for the release of Bo and Luke. Bo and Luke will have to escape from jail and get to Jesse before Boss can succeed with his plan.

Jim B. Baker as Jasper Fenwick;

Michael Keenan as Rayford Flicker;

Jim Boeke as Eli.

Recurring guest: Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Ed Little.

Jesse's best friend Hector Farley (Henry Jones), who has just returned to Hazzard after 10 years in prison, is determined to make Boss Hogg pay for the farm that Boss conned him out of years ago. Not wanting to part with any of his money, Boss uses every dirty trick he can think of in his attempts to send Hector back to prison, and Boss wants to make sure Bo and Luke go to prison with Hector. Bo and Luke are framed for destroying county property after wrecking Rosco's illegal radar gun, which was actually a blow dryer.

Henry Jones as Hector Farley;

John Wheeler as Mr. Rhuebottom.

Boss has a scam running through the mail to sell non-existent properties, and when state postal inspector Sue Ann Blake (Diane Lander) comes to Hazzard, Boss frames Hazzard postmaster Emma Tisdale (Nedra Volz) for the whole thing. The Dukes hide Emma while they try to clear her name, but the Dukes end up on the run themselves. Now they have to save Emma and themselves from Boss and Sue Ann. Not only that, but Emma has fallen for Jesse.

Diane Lander as Postal Inspector Sue Ann Blake;

James Hong as Billy Joe Fong;

Sid Haig as Slocum;

George Whiteman as Nelson.

Recurring guest: Nedra Volz as Emma Tisdale.

Boss Hogg is running a crooked casino in Hazzard County. When the state starts a gambling probe, Boss decides to cover for himself by framing the Dukes for possession of gambling devices. Just as he is about to celebrate his success, Boss accidentally sits on a syringe filled with truth serum -- which Rosco collected along with other police gadgetry while away at a police convention in Atlanta -- and inadvertently injects himself with it. The serum causes Boss to cross his partners by talking too much about the casino, and they'll stop at nothing to silence him. In order to clear their names, the Dukes have to get to Boss before his partners can silence him permanently. Boss, under the effects of the truth serum, reveals to Lulu the real reasons he married her, angering her as well.

Craig Littler as Lacey;

Roger Hampton as Gorman;

Curtis Taylor as Jacks.

Recurring guest: Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg.

Rosco loses his diary on the Duke farm, and Boss Hogg blows his top because the diary is filled with notes on every scam that he and Rosco ever pulled. Jesse tries to deliver the diary to Boss and Rosco, but Hadley (Bill McLaughlin) and Avery (Ernie Hudson), two crooks that Boss Hogg swindled, steal the diary and demand $25,000 -- or they'll give the diary to the authorities. Boss Hogg plans to use Bo and Luke to get the diary back by blackmailing them with his big book of trumped-up charges against all the Dukes. The diary ends up getting burned up in a car crash, while, much to the dismay of Boss Hogg, the book of trumped-up charges, which took Boss Hogg 20 years to build up, ends up getting shredded in a tree company's wood chipper.

Bill McLaughlin as Hadley;

Ernie Hudson as Avery;

Elmore Vincent as Doc Appleby.

A shapely, cajoling, conniving blonde named Linda May Barnes (Tracy Scoggins) is hired as Boss Hogg's new deputy after she easily arrests Bo and Luke on various traffic charges. Boss and Rosco are too distracted by Linda May's sex appeal to notice why she accepted the job -- her boyfriend, Rafe Logan (Terence Knox), who faces trial on murder and robbery charges, is scheduled to stay overnight at the Hazzard County Jail on the way to where he'll be put on trial, and she and Rafe's brother Denny (Gary Graham) plan to free him from the marshal (Rayford Barnes) who's transporting him. Bo and Luke try to stop Linda May and Denny before they can help Rafe escape.

Tracy Scoggins as Linda May Barnes;

Gary Graham as Denny Logan;

Terence Knox as Rafe Logan;

Rayford Barnes as U.S. Marshal Ken Collins.

Recurring guest: Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg.

Daisy is offered a job to race on the NASCAR circuit for Molly Hargrove (Andra Akers) after Molly sees Daisy beat Bo and Luke in a friendly race through the woods, using the jeep against the General Lee. But Molly got a loan from Boss Hogg, who hires two crooks to see to it that Molly can't pay off the loan, which would force Molly to offer Daisy's contract to Boss Hogg. Also, the Dukes learn that Molly was expelled from NASCAR for reckless driving, and she wants Daisy to win at any cost. Can Bo, Luke, and Jesse help Daisy out of this mess?

Andra Akers as Molly Hargrove;

Alex Harvey as Morgan;

Carl Kraines as Jude Porter;

Mike Moroff as Sam Porter;

Randal Patrick as Charlie Cooper.

A group of armed robbers and their leader, Mr. Thackery (Tim O'Connor), take over the Boar's Nest with the Dukes, Rosco, Cletus, and Boss Hogg as hostages, so Thackery and his men can evacuate the town under false pretenses, and then rob an armored truck that's carrying $10,000,000 to the Hazzard Bank. Thackery soon learns that capturing a Duke is a lot easier than holding on to one.

Tim O'Connor as Mr. Thackery;

Kaz Garas as Loggins;

Mark Withers as Dennis;

MC Gainey as Peters;

Frederic George as Adams.

The annual Miss Tri-Counties pageant is under way. It consists of beauty, racing, and mechanical ability. One of Daisy's opponents is Melanie Dubois (Danone Simpson), the girlfriend of Big Jim Mathers (Joe Higgins), the commissioner of Hatchapee County. Mathers pays Boss Hogg $10,000 to make sure Melanie wins.

Boss does everything he can to rig the racing and mechanical knowledge competition parts of the pageant, but Daisy wins both of them. Daisy wants to make sure to show up for the final part of the pageant -- the swimsuit competition -- but Boss Hogg tries to stop her. Daisy makes it to the competition, and wins.

Joe Higgins as Big Jim Mathers;

Danone Simpson as Melanie Dubois;

Charles Bartlett as Grogan;

Don Fox Green as Malone;

Robert Lussier as Motorist.

Recurring guest: Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Ed Little.

Bo and Luke stumble upon a bag full of stolen credit cards that two thieves named Dickens (David Hayward) and Clark (Billy Ray Sharkey) stashed away. When Boss Hogg gets his hands on the cards, he plans to sell the cards, and frame the Dukes for the theft of the cards. Lulu decides that it's time for the women of Hazzard to take their place beside the men, whether the men like it or not, so she forms the Hazzard Equal Rights Society (HERS), and Daisy joins Lulu. Lulu tries to take over half of Boss Hogg's business interests, including his used car lot, and she ends up selling a car to Sheriff Little -- unaware that Boss Hogg has hidden the stolen credit cards in one of the car's door panels.

David Hayward as Dickens;

Billy Ray Sharkey as Clark;

Jon Locke as Murkin.

Recurring guests: Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg; Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Ed Little.

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. Jesse is appointed acting sheriff. Boss hires some crooks led by Alabama Jones (Melinda Naud) to steal TV sets from stores so he can sell them at an inflated price, and he frames Bo and Luke for it. Now, Bo and Luke must clear their names, and outrun Jesse at the same time. When Jesse figures out the scheme, he helps Bo and Luke go after the crooks.

Melinda Naud as Alabama Jones;

Ralph Strait as Otis Plunkett;

Charles Hoyes as Simon Jones;

Doug Heyes as Floyd Jones.

For the second time in a matter of weeks, friends and enemies are forced to band together to defeat a common threat. A prison car that is escorting two convicts, Leeman (Steven Williams) and Hammer (Bill Fletcher), has an accident, and Leeman and Hammer escape. They go to the Duke farm, where Jesse is preparing to drive into town to make his mortgage payment to Boss Hogg, and they take the Dukes hostage. Their car keys are confiscated, and all their communication devices are disabled. With Boss Hogg getting impatient about the mortgage payment, Boss and Rosco go to the farm to collect the payment, and they become hostages too. Everyone is forced to improvise and cooperate while trying to get the attention of Cooter and Cletus, the only two people who are free to rescue them.

Steven Williams as Leeman;

Bill Fletcher as Hammer;

John Crawford as Randall.

Bo and Luke have left Hazzard to fulfill a lifelong dream of racing on the NASCAR Circuit. Boss Hogg is so happy about it that he unleashes his ultimate secret weapon: The mean green machine. It's a monstrous vehicle which is part of Boss Hogg's plan to rob the Bank of Capitol City. But the robbery of the Bank of Capitol City is just a test run of the Mean Green Machine. Boss's actual plan for the green machine is much bigger than a bank robbery. Boss and two men he hired, Josh Scroggins (William Russ) and Hatfield (Mitch Carter), have a money printing press hidden away, and they have the right paper to print money on, but they need engraving plates to print the money with. An armored truck that will be passing through Hazzard County has U.S. Mint plates in it that will print 100 dollar bills, and Boss plans to have Scroggins and Hatfield use the green machine to hijack the armored truck so they can get the plates. But Boss is unaware that Bo and Luke's cousins Coy and Vance have returned to Hazzard after a 6 year absence, to help Jesse and Daisy run the Duke farm. Also, Enos returns to Hazzard from Los Angeles, and is sworn in as a deputy by Rosco, which gives Rosco two deputies -- Cletus and Enos.

William Russ as Josh Scroggins;

Mitch Carter as Hatfield.

Note: John Schneider and Tom Wopat are not in the first 18 episodes of season 5 so in this episode Bo and Luke had a cameo but their stunt doubles played them while driving the General Lee in the start of this episode.

Boss Hogg swindles newlyweds Jeb (Jay W. Baker) and Carrie Morton (Phillis Hall) into buying a worthless piece of land next to the Duke farm, so the Dukes try to help the Mortons by scamming Boss Hogg, cleverly making it look like they've found gold on the property so Boss Hogg will buy the property back.

Jay W. Baker as Jeb Morton;

Phyllis Hall as Carrie Morton;

John Wheeler as Mr. Rhuebottom.

Boss Hogg hires two demolition experts, Jack Morris (Duke Stroud) and his sidekick Burnett (Al White), to rob the Hazzard jewelry store, and Coy and Vance check into it while being chased by Cletus and Enos. When Boss sends Rosco to arrest Coy and Vance in order to get them out of the way, Rosco refuses because he has nominated himself for the "Lawman of the Year" award. As it turns out, however, Enos and Cletus are both elected "Lawman of the Year."

Al White as Burnett;

Duke Stroud as Jack Morris;

June C. Ellis as the lady.

Recurring guests: Nedra Volz as Emma Tisdale; John Wheeler as Mr. Rhuebottom.

Some old friends of Jesse's are moving from Hazzard to Loomis, and Coy and Vance are driving their antiques to their new home in Loomis for them. Coy and Vance are hijacked and robbed by Clooney (George McDaniel) and Potter (Robert Gray), a pair of crooks that Boss Hogg hired to do the hijacking. 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. Bobbie Lee ends up at the Duke farm, where she has a crush on Coy. Clooney and Potter hear about Bobby Lee witnessing the hijacking, and they'll stop at nothing to silence her.

Michele Greene as Bobby Lee Jordan;

George McDaniel as Clooney;

Robert Gray as Potter;

Conlan Carter as the truck dispatcher.

Boss Hogg has reaped a bonanza through hijacking, stolen cars, and bootlegging, thanks to a new state highway. But there are other counties that the highway runs through. Sharkey (Earl Montgomery), Hopkins (F. William Parker), and Bowman (William Bramley), the even more corrupt commissioners of three of those counties, want Boss to pay for refusing to share the loot, and their plan is to take over Hazzard County. The Dukes have no choice but to team up with Boss Hogg to save Hazzard County from a fate worse than Boss Hogg. The Dukes let Boss Hogg hide out at the farm until Coy and Vance can expose Sharkey, Hopkins, and Bowman by tape-recording a conversation between them.

Earl Montgomery as Boss Sharkey;

F. William Parker as Boss Hopkins;

William Bramley as Boss Bowman;

Anthony De Longis as Norton;

James Carrington as Janco.

Celebrity speed trap guest: Mel Tillis.

Boss Hogg frames Coy and Vance by putting a stolen license plate on the General Lee. But Boss calls off the chase when he's told that his father, who is supposedly a Good Samaritan, is coming to Hazzard -- and after coming to Hazzard, Big Daddy Hogg (Les Tremayne) has his driver rob Boss Hogg's safe at City Hall.

Les Tremayne as Big Daddy Hogg;

Brion James as Jenkins;

Chris Hendrie as Ernie Ashburn;

Billy Beck as The Farmer;

Ann Nelson as Lady.

Vance's former girlfriend Jenny Walden (Beth Schaffel) comes to Hazzard to see Vance, and Jenny is being chased by Wade (Gary Grubbs) and Dugan (Taylor Lacher), associates of crooked State Senator Jason W. Maynard (Kirk Scott), who are trying to kill Jenny because she witnessed Senator Maynard embezzling state funds. The Dukes try to convince a terrified Jenny to report Maynard to the Senate Crime Commission. But when Wade and Dugan trick Boss into helping them find Jenny, will it be too much for the Dukes to handle?

Beth Schaffel as Jenny Walden;

Gary Grubbs as Wade;

Taylor Lacher as Dugan;

Kirk Scott as Senator Jason W. Maynard;

Ella Mae Brown as Bessie Lou.

Boss Hogg opens up a crooked horse-betting saloon in Arapaho County, and in order to keep himself covered, Boss uses the Duke family's phone line to frame the Dukes for it. Big Billie Tucker (Joy Garrett), the commissioner of Arapaho County, threatens to have Bull (Bruce M. Fischer), her muscle-bound henchman, kill Boss if he doesn't include her in the scam. Now the Dukes have to outmaneuver Tucker and Bull, and outsmart Boss.

Joy Garrett as Big Billie Tucker;

Cal Gibson as Swifty Barnes;

Bruce M. Fischer as Bull;

William O'Connell as Merle.

Enos's footlocker is shipped back to Hazzard from Los Angeles, and Enos and the Dukes pick it up at the depot, not knowing that a pair of crooks named Carter (Brett Halsey) and Burke (Anthony Eisley) have hidden a fortune in stolen emeralds inside of Enos's flashlight, where its batteries are supposed to be. Carter and Burke are in Hazzard to get the emeralds, and to top it off, Boss Hogg hears about the emeralds, and he also wants them.

Brett Halsey as Carter;

Anthony Eisley as Burke.

Boss Hogg's new insurance fraud scam is threatened when con artist Ward S. Davis (Brian Libby) and his girlfriend Lavinia (Melanie Vincz) pull a phony car accident at Bottomless Lake after buying a $1,000,000 policy from Boss Hogg. Lavinia wants Boss Hogg to give them the $1,000,000. Coy is afraid of driving anymore because he was sideswiped during the fake accident, and he believes that he killed Ward. Vance sets out to figure out what really happened, but he ends up kidnapped. Can Coy overcome his fear of driving in time to help the rest of the Dukes find Ward and Lavinia, and rescue Vance?

Melanie Vincz as Lavinia;

Brian Libby as Ward S. Davis.

The 37th annual Tri-Counties Amateur Pool Championship at the Boar's Nest is coming up, and Jesse is one of the competitors. Boss Hogg is trying to get his hands on the General Lee so he can sell it to Joe Landis (Frank Pendle) and Don Purcell (Jesse D. Goins), a pair of hijackers who need a good getaway car. Landis and Purcell have put together a list of every payroll shipment in the state, and Boss Hogg's plan is for Landis and Purcell to hijack the shipments, and split them with Boss Hogg. When Landis and Purcell try to steal the General Lee, they're stopped by the Dukes, so Boss Hogg challenges Jesse to a game of pool -- Ridge runner style -- and he tricks Jesse into wagering the General Lee. Jesse's a better pool player than Boss is, but Boss still has some dirty tricks up his sleeve, such as naming Chickasaw Thins (Robert V. Barron) as Jesse's opponent, because no one has ever beaten Chickasaw Thins. Jesse loses the General in the game, and now the Dukes have to find the General and get it back from Landis and Purcell, who have painted the General Lee black.

Frank Pendle as Joe Landis;

Jesse D. Goins as Don Purcell;

Robert V. Barron as Chickasaw Thins.

Boss Hogg frames Coy, Vance, and Daisy for the theft of his gold cufflinks, and has them arrested by Chickasaw County Sheriff Ed Little, and he makes Enos busy doing things that don't even need to be done. Boss Hogg wants Enos and the Dukes out of the way so Biff Gregory (John Laughlin) and his accomplice Pruitt (Andrew Robinson), two men that Boss Hogg made a deal with, can go ahead with their plan to search Soggy Marsh for $500,000 that a man named Kingston robbed from a bank 10 years ago. Instead of keeping them away, Boss's efforts actually spur the Dukes to escape and try to find out what's going on. But when Daisy finds Gregory and Pruitt first, she gets kidnapped, and it's up to Coy, Vance, and Jesse to rescue her.

Andrew Robinson as Pruitt;

John Laughlin as Biff Gregory;

Don Dolan as The Jailor;

Jineane Ford as the girl.

Recurring guests: Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Ed Little; John Wheeler as Mr. Rhuebottom.

Rosco is up for re-election, and Boss Hogg has no problem whatsoever supporting Rosco -- until Boss Hogg's nephew Hughie Hogg (Jeff Altman) returns to Hazzard to run against Rosco for sheriff. Hughie blackmails Boss into helping Hughie by showing Boss some evidence of a crooked deal that Boss made involving more than $10,000 worth of stolen telephone answering machines -- the man who stole them wants Boss to fence them. Knowing that Hughie would be a lot worse than Rosco, the Dukes campaign to get Rosco re-elected. However, since Hughie never plays fair, he has Boss suspend Rosco, and try to arrest the Dukes. The Dukes have to get creative and find a way to outsmart Hughie so they can get Boss back on Rosco's side, and stop Hughie from getting elected.

Pat Studstill as Barclay;

Roger Torrey as Norris.

Recurring guests: Jeff Altman as Hughie Hogg; Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg.

Boss Hogg plans to use the mean green machine to steal the $1,000,000 Jefferson Davis gold coin collection from the Hazzard Gold and Silver Emporium, but the machine gets stolen from Boss Hogg's henchmen by Baxter (Joel Bailey) and Hatfield (Mitch Carter), a pair of crooks who plan to use it to steal the gold coin collection themselves. Coy and Vance take on the machine, and manage to damage it. Baxter and Hatfield need a mechanic to fix it, so they kidnap Cooter and hold him hostage. Coy and Vance recognize Hatfield as one of the men who originally drove the machine for Boss Hogg a few months ago -- Hatfield and Baxter escaped from prison, and now they're after the gold coin collection.

Mitch Carter as Hatfield;

Joel Bailey as Baxter;

Holly Roberts as Bonnie.

Recurring guest: Nedra Volz as Emma Tisdale.

Floyd Calloway (R.G. Armstrong) has hired Matt Mallory (Rick Hill) and Lorna Mallory (Barbara Horan) to kill Boss Hogg because twenty years ago, Boss and Calloway were running moonshine together, and when federal agents started closing in on them, Boss turned state's evidence against Calloway so Boss could avoid prosecution. Feeling that Boss is in Danger, the Dukes help Boss, and they plan to make Calloway think Boss is dead. That way, Calloway and the Mallorys will leave Boss alone.

Barbara Horan as Lorna Mallory;

Rick Hill as Matt Mallory;

R.G. Armstrong as Floyd Calloway;

Annie O'Donnell as Gussie Peabody.

Recurring guest: Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg.

A pair of crooks have been disguising as motorcycle cops and robbing drivers on the roads. Vance suspects that the robbers are Coy's new girlfriend motorcycle stuntwoman Billie Ann Baxley (Shawn Weatherly), and her sister Kate Baxley (Bobbie Ferguson), but Coy refuses to believe Vance. It leads to a fight between Coy and Vance, causing Coy to leave the farm. Can Vance convince Coy of the truth?

Shawn Weatherly as Billie Ann Baxley;

Bobbie Ferguson as Kate Baxley.

A Russian gymnastics team passing through Hazzard stops at Cooter's garage to get their bus serviced. The team's star gymnast, Natasha (Dawn Jeffory), escapes and hides out in the bed of Jesse's pickup truck in the hopes that she can get to Detroit, Michigan, where she has relatives. Problem is, a group of KGB men and their leader, Borov (Hank Garrett), were on the bus to prevent anyone on the bus from defecting. The Dukes, always glad to help out anyone in need, find Natasha in the bed of Jesse's truck, and they decide to help her escape from Borov, who will stop at nothing to find her, and he even seeks the help of Boss Hogg.

Dawn Jeffory as Natasha;

Hank Garrett as Borov;

Lee Delano as Sergei Androvich;

Steve Hanks as Darcy Kincaid;

Roger Jackson as Mechanic.

Boss Hogg is trying to buy gas pumps from a crook named Hanson (Noble Willingham) -- gas pumps that would severely overcharge whoever buys gas from Boss Hogg's stations. Jesse is blinded by a blow to the face while trying to stop a bank robbery in Capitol City, and his eyesight might not return. The robbers, Parker (Judson Scott) and his accomplice Rick (Billy Streater), don't want any witnesses, so they go to Hazzard County to track Jesse down, planning to kill him. Coy, Vance, and Daisy decide to hide Jesse at Boss Hogg's house while they try to stop Parker and Rick.

Judson Scott as Parker;

Noble Willingham as Hanson;

Billy Streater as Rick;

Ken Hixon as Dr. Talmadge.

Bo and Luke return to Hazzard County after a great season on the NASCAR Circuit, where they won the Mobile Cup in Mobile, Alabama. They wanted to come home because they missed Hazzard County too much to stay away. Coy and Vance have decided to leave Hazzard to take care of their Uncle Elbert and Aunt Bessie's farm while Elbert is in the hospital. As Bo and Luke soon discover, things are still pretty much the same in Hazzard. For the past couple of months, Cooter has been moonlighting at the Chickasaw garage and getting hardly any sleep -- and for a good reason. Boss Hogg has deliberately raised Cooter's mortgage to a balloon payment of $5,000 so Boss can have a reason to foreclose on Cooter's garage, because Boss wants to build a new shopping center in its place. Also, NASCAR driver Petey Willis (Donald May) has come out of retirement to prepare for the Atlanta 500. But Petey's car crashes during a practice run after Cooter worked on it and installed high-performance gas hoses in the engine. Petey's daughter Sarah Ann (Lori-Nan Engler) gets upset and blames Cooter, so a devastated Cooter decides to sell the Hazzard Garage to Boss Hogg, and move to the mountains to become a recluse. Boss tells Rosco to take the Hazzard Garage's deed to Atlanta and record it. Bo and Luke figure out the cause of the crash -- the pressure going through the fuel line burst a hole in the line, spraying gas all over the manifold. The Dukes are surprised that the manifold didn't burn up. In an attempt to kill Petey, someone removed a high performance fuel hose that Cooter installed, and installed a low performance, store-bought fuel line in its place, knowing that it would blow, and cause Petey to wreck. Sarah Ann tells Bo and Luke that Petey's backup driver, Joey Bryan (Chuck Wagner), is not exactly happy about the idea of Petey driving in the Atlanta 500, because Joey himself wants to drive in the Atlanta 500. It was Joey who installed the low performance fuel line in Petey's car. It turns out that Joey wanted Petey out of the way, because Joey had bet on someone else to win the Atlanta 500, and he stands a good chance of losing the bet unless Petey is out of the race. While Bo and Luke go after Joey, Jesse tells Cooter what's going on, and Daisy comes up with a plan to stop Rosco from recording the deed to the Hazzard Garage.

Donald May as Petey Willis;

Lori-Nan Engler as Sarah Ann Willis;

Chuck Wagner as Joey Bryan;

Ken Hixon as Doctor (uncredited).

Note: This is the only episode to feature all four Duke boys—Bo, Luke, Coy, and Vance appear in the opening credits. Hit by a dip in the ratings after bringing in Coy and Vance as the new Dukes, Warner Brothers negotiated with Tom Wopat and John Schneider, and they returned to their roles as Bo and Luke Duke.

Bo and Luke sign up as big brothers to Andy Slocum (P.R. Paul), a teenage orphan who steals the General Lee, some hubcaps, and other things. Bo and Luke try to point Andy in the right direction and help him stop stealing things -- and then Andy stumbles upon a sack of Boss Hogg's dirty money in an abandoned mine near one of Jesse's abandoned moonshine stills. Andy finds himself on the run from Boss and crooked businessman Barney Benson (William Edward-Phipps), who want the money back.

P.R. Paul as Andy Slocum;

William Edward Phipps as Barney Benson;

Nick Shields as Norman;

James Jeter as Sheriff;

Robert Broyles as The Man.

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 the Dukes lose the farm after Pritchard's goons keep them from making their mortgage payment, they look into what Pritchard really wants all that land for. When they find her plans for turning Hazzard County into a strip mine so she can mine coal, they have to convince Boss of it before Hazzard County becomes a big, empty hole.

Randi Brooks as Lisa Sue "L.S." Pritchard;

James Horan as Garrett;

Joseph Burke as Hudson;

Grant Owens as Whitney.

Bo and Luke have been overprotective towards Daisy ever since they've come back to Hazzard, so Daisy, who is tired of being smothered by Bo and Luke, decides to move into the rooming house that her friend Sally Jo (Jo McDonnell) lives in. The Beaudrys, a moonshining family from a remote part of Tennessee, come into Hazzard to make a moonshine deal with Boss Hogg. 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. The Beaudrys also take $20,000 belonging to Boss Hogg. Milo Beaudry (Richard Moll) wants a dog and a wife, and he wants Daisy to be his wife. Bo, Luke, Jesse, Rosco, and Boss set off to rescue Daisy and Flash. To rescue Daisy and Flash, Bo and Luke must take to the air in a pair of ultralites. When the so-called preacher (Dennis Fimple) arrives, and Daisy is being forced at gunpoint to marry Milo, Bo and Luke show up to rescue Daisy and Flash.

Richard Moll as Milo Beaudry;

J.S. (Joe) Young as Pa Beaudry;

John Dennis Johnston as Sledge Beaudry;

Dennis Fimple as the shotgun wedding preacher;

Steve Hanks as Darcy Kincaid;

Glenn Morshower as Vern Cooke;

Rick Johnson as Skip;

Jo McDonnell as Sally Jo.

Lulu is frustrated over Boss Hogg constantly taking her for granted, so she walks out on him. Lulu is invited to stay on the Duke Farm for a while, to sort out her emotions, but her stay is short-lived. Lulu is kidnapped by Billy Ray (Chris Mulkey), Anna Lisa (Shanna Reed), and Eddie (Lewis Van Bergen), who demand that Boss pay a $100,000 ransom for her safe return. Billy Ray, Anna Lisa, and Eddie are making that demand because they're fed up with having financial problems. Jesse alerts Bo, Luke, and Daisy about Lulu's disappearance (she had secretly tape-recorded the kidnapping), and the Dukes quickly offer to help Boss Hogg, who is genuinely devastated. However, he rebuffs them, particularly since the kidnappers have threatened to kill Lulu if the Dukes attempt a rescue. The ultimatum causes Bo and Luke (with some help from Cooter) to get creative in coming up with a plan to save Lulu. It leads to a confrontation at the Tri-County Amusement Park, which is set to be opened soon. Lulu helps apprehend the gang when she forces Anna Lisa into the getaway car, and proceeds to sit on her and bounce up and down until Bo and Luke return with Eddie and Billy Ray.

Chris Mulkey as Billy Ray;

Lewis Van Bergen as Eddie;

Shanna Reed as Anna Lisa;

Annie O'Donnell as Gussie Peabody.

Recurring guest: Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg.

After a family picnic, the Dukes find a baby boy with a note in the General Lee. The note says for the Dukes to take care of the baby until the mother can safely pick him up. The baby's mother turns out to be Mary Lou Tompkins (Janeen Best), whose parents are the Dukes' old friends Bill and Bonnie Tompkins. Mary Lou is in a custody battle against baby Jamie's wealthy, snobby grandfather Emerson P. Craig (Peter Hobbs), who is from Savannah. Emerson wants to keep Jamie away from Mary Lou, just because Mary Lou is a farmer's daughter, and Mary Lou put Jamie in the General Lee in order to keep Jamie away from Emerson. A couple of years ago, Emerson's son Roger married Mary Lou, without Emerson's approval and against Emerson's orders. Not long after Jamie was born, Roger passed away. Emerson didn't approve of Mary Lou, because in Emerson's opinion, Mary Lou, who used to work in one of Emerson's cotton mills, is a "nobody" because she was raised on a "grubby" farm. Emerson went to court, and he and his high-priced attorney had Mary Lou declared an unfit mother, and Emerson won custody of Jamie. It's too risky for the Dukes to keep Jamie at the Duke farm, because Emerson has a pair of gun-carrying private investigators looking for Jamie. Daisy volunteers to go into hiding with Jamie at the abandoned Hazzard Sawmill building. 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. But because of a cut in the county budget, Rosco and Enos have to ride around on horses instead of in cars. Jesse and Boss Hogg locate Judge Druten, and send Bo and Luke to pick him up. When Emerson and his private investigators close in on the Hazzard Sawmill building, and one of the investigators accidentally sets fire to the surrounding woods by throwing down a lit cigar, Bo and Luke, arriving with Judge Druten, have to go into the fire to find Daisy and Jamie. After Bo and Luke rescue Daisy and Jamie from the fire, Jesse, Mary Lou, and Judge Druten help Emerson realize what a fool he's been, and he lets Mary Lou have custody of Jamie.

Peter Hobbs as Emerson P. Craig;

Janeen Best as Mary Lou Tomkins;

Stafford Morgan as Fielding;

Ted Gehring as Judge Charles Druten;

Gerrit Graham as Baldwin (uncredited).

Janeen Best is the daughter of actor James Best, who played as Rosco.

During a pursuit of the General Lee, another car runs Rosco's off the road and into the Hazzard Pond. Rosco climbs out uninjured; but the car's occupants kidnap him. Their leader is a man named Woody (James Best), who underwent plastic surgery to look exactly like Rosco. Bo and Luke see Rosco's car sink into the pond, but, as far as they know, Rosco is not surfacing like he normally does after driving into the pond. When Bo and Luke turn around to check on Rosco and are unable to find him, they fear the worst, and assume that he has drowned. The residents of Hazzard all think Rosco is dead. Later, at Rosco's supposed wake, everyone is overjoyed when they see "Rosco" stumbling down the street, but what they don't know is that it's actually Woody. Woody claims to be Rosco, but he makes enough mistakes to make everyone wonder what's wrong with the person that they think is Rosco. Rosco's dog Flash is not fooled, and she won't go anywhere near the phony Rosco. When Bo and Luke take Woody to the hospital, still thinking that he's Rosco, they're grabbed by Woody's accomplices Kelly (Clancy Brown) and Arnie (Jeffrey Josephson). What no one knows is that Woody, Kelly, and Arnie plan to rob an armored truck that's carrying $1,000,000 to the Hazzard Bank, and frame Rosco for the robbery. Woody imprisons the Duke boys and The General Lee in their hideout (where the real Rosco is also being kept) so they can't interfere with the planned robbery. It becomes a race against time to stop Woody and his accomplices from carrying out the robbery.

James Best as Woody;

Clancy Brown as Kelly;

Jeffrey Josephson as Arnie;

Sally Hampton as Sue Ann Hanson (uncredited).

Recurring guests: Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg; Parley Baer as Doc Appleby.

Note: James Best had a dual role in this episode: his regular role of Rosco and as Woody, Rosco's criminal double.

Luke's long-lost brother Jud Kane (Randy Hamilton) arrives in Hazzard. Luke thought Jud was killed in a hospital fire as a baby, but it turns out that Jud was rescued by a nurse who raised him as if he was her own son. Jud is now a boxer known as Killer Kane, and he's being chased by Tex Tompkins (Christopher Stone), a crooked gambler who bet all of his money on Jud's opponent in a fight that he wanted Jud to throw. Jud won, after refusing to throw the fight, and Tex took heavy losses as a result. Now, Tex and his sidekick Charlie Burns (Phillip Clark) are out to kill Jud, in order to send a message that no one is ever to cross Tex again, but Jesse, Daisy, Bo, and Luke will stop at nothing to keep Jud safe. Tex and Charlie con Boss and Rosco into revealing Jud's whereabouts, then lock them in a holding cell to prevent their interference. Luke later comes up with a plan to fool Tex by driving Jud's car and engaging in a road chase. But Luke is run off the road by Tex and Charlie, and is taken to the Tri-County Hospital. Tex and Charlie, thinking they've succeeded in killing Jud, go to the Boar's Nest to celebrate, but they overhear Enos telling Daisy that Luke has been injured. Knowing that Jud is still alive, Tex and Charlie renew their pursuit, tracking Jud down at the Tri-County Hospital, where they kidnap Jud, and Bo is unable to stop them. Bo tells Jesse, Daisy, and Luke what happened, and then takes off after Tex and Charlie. Luke commandeers an ambulance and runs Tex and Charlie's car off the road and into a lake. The car's occupants are trapped inside as the car plunges to the bottom, and it's up to Bo to rescue Jud, Tex, and Charlie.

Randy Hamilton as Jud Kane;

Christopher Stone as Tex Tompkins;

Phillip Clark as Charlie Burns;

John Dewey-Carter as Harley;

Nancy Jeris as the doctor.

When Bo and Luke are late for a probation appointment, Boss Hogg tells them that he'll let them off the hook if they coach Hazzard's pee wee basketball team, the Boar's Nest Bears. With the help of Jesse, they talk 12-year-old Rod Moffet (Jason Lively), a highly talented basketball player who is shaken by the recent death of his father, into playing for the Bears. Rod lives in Chickasaw County. Boss Hogg wants the Bears to win a championship game against the Chickasaw Chiefs, an undefeated team that Boss Hogg placed a bet against, with Chickasaw County commissioner A. C. Tate Jr. (Gailard Sartain), who is betting against the Bears. Tate and Chickasaw Chiefs head coach Ruel McBride (James Carroll Jordan) are willing to use any dirty trick they can think of, to prevent Rod from playing in the game. Tate even threatens to foreclose on the Moffet farm if Rod plays for the Bears. After a talk with Bo and Luke, Rod decides not to give in to Tate. Bo and Luke are exasperated when they learn about the bet. Just before the game's opening tip-off, Tate presents a seemingly authentic birth certificate to the game administrator, Jesse, falsely claiming that Rod is older than 12. While Luke is coaching the Bears, Bo and Daisy race to the Chickasaw County Courthouse to get the real birth certificate, but they find that, to get there, they must dodge Chickasaw County Sheriff Big Ed Little.

Gailard Sartain as A.C. Tate, Jr.;

James Carroll Jordan as Ruel McBride;

Nancy Clay as Lou Ann Moffet;

Jason Lively as Rod Moffet;

Bobby Fite as Tommy.

Recurring guest: Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Ed Little.

Side note: Gailard Sartain, who played Chickasaw County Commissioner A.C. Tate Jr., was a regular cast member on Hee Haw.

Pa Beaudry (J. S. (Joe) Young) and his two sons Sledge (John Dennis Johnston) and Milo (Richard Moll) return to Hazzard to take one of Boss Hogg's moonshining stills after the Beaudrys' moonshining still blows up because of Milo. To get Boss Hogg out of the way, the Beaudrys frame him for sabotaging Jesse's car in the Ridgerunner Old Timer's race when Jesse's car flips over. Jesse is not injured, but parts from his car are found in one of Boss Hogg's pockets, and Rosco puts Boss Hogg in jail while the Beaudrys take one of Boss Hogg's stills. When Boss Hogg hears about the theft of his still, he tries to convince Rosco that the Beaudrys framed him to get him out of the way so they could take his still. Jesse rightfully believes Boss Hogg when he says that he would never intentionally cause Jesse any physical harm. The last time the Beaudrys were in Hazzard, they kidnapped Daisy and Flash, and tried to force Daisy to Marry Milo. Bo and Luke investigate the Beaudrys, and it turns out that Pa Beaudry slipped the parts into Boss Hogg's pocket. It leads to a confrontation with the Beaudrys on the Beaudry property, in a remote part of Tennessee.

Richard Moll as Milo Beaudry;

John Dennis Johnston as Sledge Beaudry;

J.S. (Joe) Young as Pa Beaudry.

Terry Lee (Danny Cooksey) is a 6-year-old orphan who has become withdrawn since he recently lost his parents in a car crash, and Ira Grant (Wally Taylor), the caretaker at the orphanage, is worried about him. Bo and Luke help Terry Lee by getting him a basset hound from the pound. It turns out to be Maxine, the valuable purebred showdog that was kidnapped from wealthy John J. Hooper (Joe Dorsey) at a dog show, and the kidnappers, a man named B.B. (Billy Ray Sharkey) and his wife Mandy Jo (Jennifer Holmes), have demanded a $25,000 ransom. B.B. had worked for John for eight years, and then John fired him. Maxine escaped and ended up in the pound when B.B. and Mandy Jo came to Hazzard. John and his wife (Toni Sawyer) have posted a $10,000 reward for the return of Maxine. Boss Hogg, who wants the reward, learns that Maxine is at the orphanage and, ignorant of Terry Lee's feelings, Boss Hogg takes her and holds her until John can arrive. B.B. and Mandy Jo mistake Rosco's dog Flash for Maxine, and as a result of that mistake, they kidnap Flash. While everyone's looking for Flash, Boss is still hoping to collect the reward for Maxine. After everything is sorted out, B.B. and Mandy Jo are found, and Flash is rescued, the Hoopers decide to adopt Terry Lee.

Jennifer Holmes as Mandy Jo;

Billy Ray Sharkey as B.B.;

Joe Dorsey as John J. Hooper;

Bill McLean as Mr. Winkle;

Toni Sawyer as Mrs. Hooper;

Wally Taylor as Ira Grant;

Danny Cooksey as Terry Lee;

June Foray (uncredited) as the voice of Terry Lee

Recurring Guest: Parley Baer as Doc Appleby.

Danny Cooksey played as Sam McKinney on Diff'rent Strokes.

Daisy and Lulu return from a shopping trip that they took to New Orleans. At the airport, Lulu accidentally picks up a suitcase that's identical to her suitcase, and it turns out to have a stolen $250,000 diamond necklace in it. When the thieves and their boss, Mr. Lipton (Robert Phalen), learn that Lulu and Daisy have the suitcase in their possession, they begin pursuing Lulu and Daisy, bent on using whatever means necessary to get the necklace back. Boss Hogg wants the necklace so he can sell it to his crooked cousin, Big Dan Hogg (Marty Zagon), for $25,000 -- not realizing how much the necklace is really worth. Bo, Luke and Enos -- later joined by Boss and Rosco -- devise a plan to trap Lipton and his men, and return the necklace to its owner, knowing that Lipton and his men have threatened to kill Daisy and Lulu if they fail to hand over the necklace, and if any entrapment efforts are detected.

Charles Napier as Pete;

Robert Phalen as Mr. Lipton;

Bruce Glover as Wilbur;

Michael Halsey as Mick;

Marty Zagon as Big Dan Hogg.

Recurring guest: Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg.

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). That causes a feud between Luke and Bo. Luke knows that the woman he chased committed the robbery, and Bo refuses to believe Luke, because Bo thinks that the woman Luke said he chased in Capitol City is the same woman who was on the side of the road with Bo. It becomes a tale of trying to figure out how the same woman could be two places at once. Things are straightened out when Bo and Luke realize that they're dealing with twins. Also, in an effort to save money, Rosco and Enos get their patrol cars taken away from them by Boss Hogg, who gives them a pair of three-wheel ATVs to drive.

Randi Brough as Cindy Ballou;

Candi Brough as Sandy Ballou;

Sandy Ward as Sheriff Floyd;

Ben Thomas as Cash Calloway.

While Enos was on the LAPD, he arrested and testified against hit man Frank Scanlon (Don Gordon). Now, Scanlon, who wears a different disguise for each job he does, has escaped from prison and arrived in Hazzard, and he'll stop at nothing to make Enos pay for putting him away. The Dukes help Enos capture Scanlon. Rosco's inattention to Scanlon results in an easy escape from the Hazzard jail, and Boss Hogg fires Enos for it. After Scanlon blows up Enos's empty car with a bomb, the Dukes and some of their friends set a trap to stop Scanlon before he can hurt Enos, but Scanlon turns the tables on them, and kidnaps Daisy, figuring that the easiest way to Enos is through Daisy. Scanlon demands that Enos give himself up, alone, or he'll kill Daisy. The Dukes and everyone else in Hazzard set out to rescue Enos and Daisy, and help Enos get his job back.

Don Gordon as Frank Scanlon;

Ritchie Montgomery as Elton Loggins;

David Haney as Scanlon as salesman;

James Cavan as Clem Boswell (uncredited).

Daisy, who has her pilot license, fills in for Hazzard County's crop-duster, her boyfriend Joe Ward (Michael Crabtree), when Joe is injured. Boss Hogg has two crooks named Percy (Steven Williams) and Hector (Nick Benedict) secretly mix poisonous lye in the crop duster's pesticide mixer. As Boss had planned, Daisy kills Boss Hogg's crops so Boss can sue the Dukes for damages, in hopes of winning the Duke farm. But Boss Hogg's scheme backfires when Percy and Hector form their own plan -- they tell the county's farmers to pay a ransom, or get lye dumped on their crops. The Dukes set out to stop Percy and Hector before Hazzard becomes a wasteland.

Steven Williams as Percy;

Nick Benedict as Hector;

Michael Crabtree as Joe Ward;

Bob Aaron as Ned Beemer.

18-year-old Nancy Lou Nelson (Kim Richards) comes to Hazzard to see Cooter, and Nancy Lou turns out to be Cooter's long lost daughter. Years ago, Cooter and local girl Beverly Hibbs ran away and got married. Back then, Cooter was still somewhat of a wild man. Beverly's father had the marriage annulled, but not before Beverly got pregnant. Because of his wild side, Beverly and Cooter agreed that it would be better if she raised Nancy Lou alone. Now, Cooter tries to be the picture of respectability, but it seems like Cooter just can't avoid brushes with a pair of strangers named Collins (David Gale) and Buck Morgan (Jack Yates), who are the leaders of a group that's planning to dump toxic waste in Hazzard County. Nancy Lou starts believing that Beverly was right about Cooter, and Nancy Lou plans to leave town. Bo, Luke, and Cooter set out to stop Collins and Morgan, and the Dukes try to help Cooter redeem his image in the eyes of Nancy Lou. When Boss Hogg learns what Collins and Morgan are up to, he makes it clear that he does not want toxic waste in Hazzard County.

Kim Richards as Nancy Lou Nelson;

David Gale as Collins;

Jack Yates as Buck Morgan.

Private Investigator Harry Bobo (Frank Birney) comes to Hazzard with a photo of heiress Vivian Stewart, the long lost granddaughter of wealthy industrialist Carter Stewart (Lyle Talbot) -- who is offering a $200,000 reward to anyone who finds Vivian. It turns out that Vivian looks exactly like Daisy, so Boss Hogg, who wants the reward money, has Professor Crandall (Walker Edminston) hypnotize Daisy into thinking that she's Vivian. Boss Hogg tricks Harry into thinking that Daisy is Vivian, and they visit Carter. 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 think Daisy is Vivian.

Greg Michaels as Alan Fairchild;

Frank Birney as Harry Bobo;

Nancy Hinman as Vonnie Fairchild;

Lyle Talbot as Carter Stewart.

Bo and Luke chase armored truck robbers Phil (Charles Cyphers) and Lenny (Charles H. Hyman) through Chickasaw County, and Sheriff Little mistakes the Dukes for the robbers. The only eyewitness who can clear Bo and Luke is their old friend, local artist Artie Bender (James Cavan) -- but Boss Hogg has just hidden Artie away and declared Artie legally dead so Boss can sell Artie's paintings to an art dealer at inflated prices. Chickasaw County Sheriff Big Ed Little continues to pursue Bo and Luke after they escape from jail, as they try to unravel the mystery of whether Artie is really dead.

Charles Cyphers as Phil;

James Cavan as Artie Bender;

Charles H. Hyman as Lenny;

Ivor Barry as the art dealer;

Rex Knowles as Shill #1;

Jane Abbott as Shill #2.

Recurring guests: Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Ed Little; Parley Baer as Doc Appleby.

Country music star Candy Dix (Roberta Lighton), a woman that Luke courted before he enlisted into the marines, comes to Hazzard to do a concert at the Boar's Nest, and see Luke for the first time in 7 years. As the two try to rekindle their romance, Luke finds that Candy has a lot on her mind. Her current boyfriend and manager, Eddie Lee Memphis (Jeff Osterhage), has been very ill-tempered, and his behavior has bordered on being abusive toward Candy. That turns out to be because Memphis owes a gambling debt to a bookie named Mr. Starkey (Ritch Brinkley), who has threatened that he'll kill Memphis if the debt isn't paid, which has Memphis terrified.

The Dukes find that they have to protect Candy from Memphis and his accomplice Hoby Willis (Ned Bellamy), who are out to kill her so Memphis can use her $75,000 life insurance policy to pay off the debt. While the Dukes try to protect Candy, Memphis, trying to prevent any interference, pays a visit to Boss Hogg to ask that Luke be arrested for kidnapping.

Roberta Leighton as Candy Dix;

Jeff Osterhage as Eddie Lee Memphis;

Ned Bellamy as Hoby Willis;

Ritch Brinkley as Mr. Starkey.

Note: Tom Wopat practices his second career in this episode, showcasing his singing talent.

Bo and Luke are offered a chance to return to the NASCAR circuit, this time racing for Mary Beth Carver (Lydia Cornell), the daughter of crime boss J. J. Carver (Ramon Bieri). Mary Beth is not involved in Carver's operations. Bo and Luke decline, vowing to uphold a promise they made to Jesse that they would never again leave the farm to return to racing. A Federal Agent named Walden (Herbert Jefferson, Jr.) later approaches Bo and Luke, offering a healthy cash sum for the two to work undercover as race car drivers for Mary Beth, since J. J. Carver is involved in a gambling racket that has involved murder, robbery, and illegal gambling. It's an offer that's too good to pass up, and Bo and Luke agree to work for Walden, who tells them that they can't tell Jesse and Daisy what they're doing, which leaves a clueless Daisy angry. Daisy berates Bo and Luke for leaving her and Jesse to go back to the NASCAR circuit after they promised not to. She even slaps Bo.

Lydia Cornell as Mary Beth Carver;

Michael Ensign as Bender;

Stepfanie Kramer as Anna Louise;

Herbert Jefferson, Jr. as Agent Walden;

Ramon Bieri as J.J. Carver;

Mike Moroff as Jo Jo;

Douglas Hume as Herky;

Dennis Haskins as Gate Guard (uncredited)

Terry Labonte as Pit crewman (uncredited)

Note: The unnamed pit crewman was portrayed by NASCAR driver Terry Labonte, who that November would win the first of his two NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championships. In January 2016, he was inducted to the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

Bo and Luke begin to infiltrate J.J. Carver's organization, compiling evidence to bring him to justice. The Tri-Counties 150 is under way at a track in Capitol City and Bo is driving Carver's race car, but they get their cover blown -- thanks to Boss Hogg and Rosco, who think Bo and Luke are making gambling deals. After tying up Luke, Boss, and Rosco, Carver (Ramon Bieri) sends his henchman Jo Jo (Mike Moroff) to the track with an assignment to kill Bo as soon as Bo crosses the finish line. When Jesse and Daisy show up at the track, Bo, unaware that he's putting Daisy's life in danger, has Daisy secretly take Bo's place in the race so Bo can go to Carver's home and help Luke, Boss, and Rosco, and recover the evidence. Once Carver is brought down, and Bo and Luke are allowed to tell Daisy and Jesse what they were doing, Daisy realizes that she made a mistake in getting angry at Bo and Luke, and she apologizes to them.

Lydia Cornell as Mary Beth Carver;

Michael Ensign as Bender;

Stepfanie Kramer as Anna Louise;

Herbert Jefferson, Jr. as Agent Walden;

Ramon Bieri as J.J. Carver;

Mike Moroff as Jo Jo;

Douglas Hume as Herky;

Hal Smith (actor) as Pop Durham.

Boss Hogg's nephew Dewey Hogg (Robert Morse), who is Hughie Hogg's older brother, returns to Hazzard for the first time in 7 years, and Dewey says that he's dying from a rare and lethal sleeping disorder. Dewey convinces Boss that he wants to build the Dewey Hogg Memorial Clinic as his legacy, if Boss will put up $50,000 and get the town to put up another $50,000. It works, and Dewey and Boss get Jesse to guard the money, which then comes up missing, and Dewey frames Jesse for the scam. Luke and Daisy find that Dewey's faking his illness, and the Dukes devise a plan to get him to lead them right to the money. Luke's plan is to make Dewey believe he had drank some poison wine and that he really is going to die. Luke pretends to order a very expensive stomach pump which will save his life. As planned, Dewey, in distress at the thought of dying, rushes over to the bank to find the stolen money to pay for the stomach pump. It is then revealed that Dewey had simply transferred the money into a different safety deposit box. However, Luke's plan goes sour when Boss and Roscoe blow their scheme. Dewey is able to escape, and the Dukes must follow him in a long car chase. Dewey and his lovely nurse assistant are stopped, and made to march out of Hazzard in disgrace, without the money.

Robert Morse as Dewey Hogg;

Dana House as Nurse;

Mickey Morton as Driver;

Dean Dittman as Mack Magee.

Bo does not appear in this episode, because John Schneider was at a NASCAR rally. He is also absent in "The Fortune Tellers", Although, he can be seen in these two episodes at the end, making a phone call, since that part was filmed before he left for the rally.

Daisy will be playing as a nurse in a play at the church. She carries her notes with her in a black book. Nervous Norman Willis (Mike Genovese), a neurotic crime boss, comes to Hazzard County to collect a debt from Boss Hogg. While Norman's limo is in front of the General Lee on the road, the General Lee backfires, and Norman, living up to his nickname, mistakes it for a gunshot. A scared Norman, who thinks he's having a heart attack, has his driver, Jake (Kaz Garas), rush him into town. In town, Norman and Jake see Daisy wearing a nurse uniform, and they don't realize that Daisy is wearing the uniform because she was practicing for the play. Jake gets Daisy's attention, and Daisy comes to help Norman. Norman puts his little black book next to him on the back seat. Daisy puts down her black book, which is identical to Norman's. Jake and Norman decide to go to the local hospital, but first, Daisy grabs her rehearsal notes -- or so she thinks. She has actually grabbed Norman's black book, which contains information on all of his crooked operations. When Norman discovers that he has the wrong black book, he's terrified that Daisy has the information that could put him in prison. He and Jake go out hunting for Daisy, with the intent to get the book, and kill her, so she won't reveal any information about their activities. Bo, Luke, and Jesse decide to hide Daisy in Enos's house while they look for Norman and Jake. Norman tells Boss Hogg that his debt will be cleared if he helps Norman find Daisy. Enos unwittingly lets slip Daisy's location to Rosco, and Rosco and Boss tell Willis and Jake where they can find Daisy, with the promise that she'll be unharmed. Boss Hogg, who does not condone violence, is not aware that Norman plans to have Jake kill Daisy. Norman and Jake kidnap Daisy from Enos's house, and it's up to the Dukes, Cooter, and Enos to rescue her.

Mike Genovese as "Nervous" Norman Willis;

Kaz Garas as Jake;

Nora Boland as Mrs. Walker;

Joe Mays as the Pastor.

Recently, the cash flow from Boss Hogg's scams has slowed all the way down to a little trickle. In Boss's opinion, things would be better if he could get Enos out of the way, and get a deputy who would do two things for him -- look the other way, and keep the Dukes out of the way. In order to do that, Boss promotes Enos to the job of Hazzard Commissioner of Records, and then Boss hires Billy Joe Coogan (Michael Alldredge), who is from Cedar City, as the tough new deputy who proves to be an unexpected challenge for the Dukes. What Boss doesn't know is that Coogan is hatching a crooked plan with a man named Eddie Hollis (Joseph Whipp). Coogan and Hollis have helped Boss Hogg with scams before, but now, there is more than $150,000 that Boss skimmed from the county over the past few years, and he placed it in a hidden account. Coogan learns about it when he sees Boss's secret ledger, and Coogan and Hollis demand that Boss give up the money, or the spillway at the Hazzard dam will be opened up as far as it'll go. If the spillway is set wide open for long enough, all of Hazzard will be flooded under about 10 feet of water, and every farm in Hazzard County will be washed out, so the Dukes are in a race against time to stop Coogan and Hollis, and help Enos get his deputy job back.

Michael Alldredge as Billy Joe Coogan;

Joseph Whipp as Eddie Hollis;

Ernie Lively as Clyde the guard.

Boss Hogg is in a stew after discovering that Lulu is going to cash in the $100,000 in bonds that Boss Hogg has already cashed in on and replaced with fake bonds. Boss must somehow get rid of the fake bonds. Problem is, Lulu has changed the combination of the safe that she and Boss Hogg keep at home. Boss hires Madame Delilah (Leslie Easterbrook) and Three Pack (Tommy Madden), a pair of fortune-teller con artists, to get the combination of the safe from Lulu and get rid of the fake bonds. But complicating things even further for Boss is the fact that Madame Delilah and Three Pack have robbed the Boar's Nest. Rosco and Boss Hogg, who don't know that Madame Delilah and Three Pack are the robbers, accuse Daisy of the robbery. Luke and Jesse must hide Daisy from Rosco. Daisy and Luke discover the truth about Madame Delilah and Three Pack. Madame Delilah and Three Pack have been robbing Hazzard blind with their scams. Boss Hogg is angry at their victimization of Lulu, and he demands that Madame Delilah and Three Pack be put in jail. Luke and Daisy try to find Madame Delilah and Three Pack, and prove Daisy's innocence.

Leslie Easterbrook as Madame Delilah;

Tommy Madden as Three Pack.

Recurring guest: Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg.

Bo does not appear in this episode because actor John Schneider was at a NASCAR rally.

Jonas Jones (Hal Williams) rescued Cooter from a fire in Oklahoma 10 years ago, and they've been friends ever since. An auto parts supply distribution firm, scheduled to deliver a shipment of parts for Boss Hogg, is a front for a hijacking and theft ring led by John Harris (George McDaniel). When Jonas is framed for a hijacking by Harris's crew, Cooter takes the rap for Jonas in order to stop Harris from framing Jonas. That's much to Boss and Rosco's delight, since Cooter unwittingly implicates Bo and Luke as accessories. With Jonas in hiding, Bo and Luke help Cooter escape from jail. While Jesse and Daisy try to infiltrate Harris's distribution firm, Luke goes undercover as a driver for their operation to set a trap for the hijackers, but when Rosco and Boss show up to arrest Bo and Cooter, they're forced to take drastic action.

Hal Williams as Jonas Jones;

George McDaniel as John Harris;

Michael J. Cutt as Bart Barton;

Susan Walden as Ruth;

Rhonda Shear as Flossie.

Sam Melville as Rick;

Janie Fricke as Ginny;

Wayne Morton as a customer;

Troy Melton as Sheriff Snead;

Will Hare as the yard manager.

Notes: The role of Ginny, one of the jewel thieves, was played by country singer Janie Fricke, who was the only country singer who appeared on the series who didn't perform a song or portray herself. Also, some of the clothing was original such as Luke's plan blue shirt, Rosco's sheriff's jacket, and Uncle Jesse's black hat.

After six seasons of complaining in song that they "keep showing my hands and not my face on TV," Waylon Jennings finally appears on the Dukes, on camera. An old friend of the Duke family, Waylon brings his tour bus and traveling museum to Hazzard County. Years ago, before his first professional gig, someone stole Waylon Jennings's guitar. With no money to replace it, he would've missed his opportunity, but then a stranger loaned him the money to replace it. That stranger was Jesse Duke. They've been friends ever since. Waylon enters Hazzard, traveling in a very valuable mobile country music history museum to use as a charity exhibit. This museum, considering its value, is a very desirable item, for a thief. And Boss Hogg is always willing do almost anything for money. Boss hires two crooks named Buddy (Stephen Lee) and Jeb (Terrence Evans) to steal the museum and hold it for ransom.

Waylon Jennings as himself;

Shannon Tweed as Betty Jo Page;

Stephen Lee as Buddy;

Terrence Evans as Jeb.

Bo, Luke, and Daisy are on their way to an old fashioned hay ride. Meanwhile, a truck carrying an experimental genetic drug accidentally drops a vial of it into the Hazzard Pond. Shortly after, the Dukes must stop at the pond to get water for the General Lee’s radiator, since it has overheated. While filling a jug of water from the lake, Luke also takes a small drink. He does not realise that he is drinking water that has been contaminated by the genetic drug. Luke begins to experience a severe personality change. He becomes obnoxious, and he begins to turn on Bo. When they get to the hay ride, Luke insults Enos and says that he now sees that Hazzard is just a joke of a town. When all the Dukes are back at the farm, Luke continues to insult his family. He forgoes the ceremony of saying grace and he insults Uncle Jesse’s cooking. For Bo, this is the last straw, and he wants to have it out with Luke. Jesse asks Bo to hold back. Luke takes off in the General. Out of respect for Jesse’s wishes, Bo agrees to go look for the dramatically changed Luke. Luke, who is now under the full influence of the drug, goes on a rampage, even running Bo off the road. Luke is observed by Hurley (Alan Autry) and Ben (Greg Finley), two men who are planning to rob the Hazzard Bank, and they're looking for a good getaway driver. Luke, in his current frame of mind, agrees to help them, for a cut of the money. Soon, Boss Hogg becomes aware of Hurley and Ben’s plans to rob his bank, and begins to devise his own plan to catch Hurley, Ben, and especially Luke in the act. Meanwhile, the remaining Dukes have discovered the empty genetic drug vile at the lake, and have gone to the research company in Atlanta to find out more information, in hopes of saving Luke from its effects. Dr. Debbie Davis (Lori Hallier) tells them that that the drug will not wear off until 11:00AM the following morning. The Dukes hurry back to Hazzard to try to prevent Luke from getting himself into trouble. However, they arrive too late. Luke has already done the robbery with Hurley and Ben, and he has been videotaped by Boss’ surveillance cameras. It’s up to Uncle Jesse and Daisy to catch up to Rosco and get the tape from him before he delivers it to the authorities. Rosco is unwilling to listen to their story, but Rosco's dog Flash chews the tape up. Bo and Enos find Hurley and Ben. Bo has it out with Luke. During the fight, the drug wears off, and Luke is his old self again. Luke apologizes to everyone that he had insulted while he was under the influence of the drug, and everyone is forgiving.

Alan Autry as Hurley;

Lori Hallier as Dr. Debbie Davis;

Greg Finley as Ben;

Ben Slack as Mr. Adams;

James Bradford as Toby;

Richard Johnson as Zeb (uncredited).

Recurring guest: Parley Baer as Doc Appleby.

A computer technician named Rance (Ray Colbert) is fired from his job shortly after completing work on a contract. He and a co-worker named Marv (William Allen Young) get revenge against their former employer by stealing a caché of electronics to sell on the black market, then steal back for ransom. One of those items is an advanced robot named Bobby Joe (Robert Shields). Bo and Luke, who had an earlier skirmish with Rance and Marv, become suspicious, and investigate their van. Rosco catches the Duke boys inside the van, but bungles the arrest. The robot, however, is easily able to apprehend the Dukes. Boss Hogg is impressed, buys the robot, and promptly promotes Bobby Joe to Hazzard County sheriff. Boss Hogg is unaware that Marv and Rance have plans to use Bobby Joe to rob the Hazzard Bank. The Dukes are suspicious and begin to investigate. Before long, they find the crooks' hideout and their ransom note to the electronics company, proving that Bobby Joe was stolen. Things get difficult for the Dukes when Marv and Rance discover that the Dukes have been snooping around. Marv and Rance capture the Dukes and tie them up before heading out to rob the bank. After they've put all the loot in their truck, they have Bobby Joe hold Rosco at the scene so it will appear that Rosco robbed the bank. When Boss Hogg arrives, he's angry at Rosco, until the Dukes show up and explain everything about Marv and Rance. The Dukes take off in the General, followed by Rosco and Enos, to find Marv and Rance. Bo and Luke are able to stop Marv and Rance's truck and grab them. Rosco and Enos show up just in time to collect Marv and Rance, and the stolen money. Rosco is now a proud sheriff once again.

Robert Shields as Bobby Joe the Robot;

William Allen Young as Marv;

Ray Colbert as Rance.

A senator is heading to Hazzard to check up on its law enforcement, and in order to cover up a robbery that Boss Hogg masterminded, Boss Hogg swindles the Dukes into thinking that Daisy won a bunch of prizes, including a fur coat and a diamond necklace, at the Capitol City Department Store by being the one millionth customer. The "prizes" turn out to be stolen, courtesy of Boss Hogg's robbery, framing the Dukes. Just as Boss Hogg is relishing the opportunity to send the Dukes to prison, he takes a blow to the head and wakes up with amnesia. Boss Hogg suddenly becomes a nice guy, and double-crosses his partners Stoney (John Matuszak) and Zack (Jan Eddy), who want to silence him.

Audrey Landers as Billie Jean;

John Matuszak as Stoney;

Jan Eddy as Zack.

Recurring guest: Parley Baer as Doc Appleby.

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 breaks in his car, and the Dukes save him. When the producers witness that, they offer the Dukes a part in the movie. The Dukes, with Boss and Rosco in tow, go to Hollywood. In Hollywood, Boss and Rosco try to find a way to be in a movie, but it's Flash who catches the eye of a talent agent. The Dukes discover that Brock's near accident was no accident -- producer Jason Dillard (Brett Halsey), who has severe financial problems, has taken out a $5,000,000 life insurance policy on Brock, and now Jason is having a man named Blake (Frank Annese) try to kill Brock so Jason can collect the money. It's up to the Dukes to find a way to stop Dillard and Blake.

Barry Van Dyke as Brock Curtis;

Joel Brooks as The Director;

Brett Halsey as Jason Dillard;

Frank Annese as Blake;

Jason Bernard as The Chief Guard;

Floyd Levine as G.S. Baldwin;

Karen Witter as Jackie;

John W. Smith as Guard # 1.

Boss Hogg's arch-enemy, Colonel Cassius Claybourne (Morgan Woodward), the commissioner of Osage County, hatches his master plan to take over Hazzard County from Boss. First, Claybourne nails Bo and Luke while they're passing through Osage County, and puts them on the Osage County chain gang, where they're harassed by the guards, who are led by Captain Slater (Brion James). Just as Claybourne planned, the Hazzard townspeople pressure Boss into trying to free Bo and Luke. With public pressure mounting, Boss and Rosco give in to Claybourne demand to hand over Boss's moonshine contracts in exchange for Bo and Luke's freedom. When Boss and Rosco go to Osage County to get Bo and Luke, Claybourne has Boss and Rosco arrested and placed on the road gang along with Bo and Luke. While Bo and Luke are placed in solitary confinement after a failed escape attempt, Claybourne manages to exploit Boss' voracious appetite for high-calorie dishes in an effort to extort Boss out of everything he owns -- which is basically most of Hazzard County. Now, Bo and Luke on the inside, along with Daisy, Jesse, and General Lee on the outside, have to find a way to break everyone out, and take Hazzard back from Claybourne and his sheriff, R. P. "Droopy" Cathcarte (Claude Earl Jones).

Brion James as Captain Slater;

Claude Earl Jones as Sheriff R.P. "Droopy" Cathcarte;

James Avery as Charlie;

Morgan Woodward as Col. Cassius Claiborne.

Recurring guest: Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg.

After inheriting his grandfather's estate, Boss Hogg finds a letter from Jesse's great-great grandfather Jeremiah Duke, saying that Jeremiah signed the Duke farm over to Boss Hogg's great-great grandfather Thaddeus B. Hogg in 1872, a time when Hazzard was a cattle town called Sleepy City. Now, Boss evicts the Dukes from the farm, but before they go, they look in Jeremiah's old diary to find out what really happened back then, because the diary might give them a clue as to how to keep the farm out of Boss Hogg's hands. What they find is that Thaddeus Hogg was pressuring Jeremiah Duke to sell the farm. Bo, Luke, and Daisy's great-grandparents, Joe Duke, Hank Duke, and Dixie Duke, came to help Jeremiah, and found themselves up against Hogg's hired help -- Frank James (Nick Benedict) and Jesse James (Paul Koslo). When they couldn't scare off the Dukes, Hogg framed Hank for horse rustling, and traded Hank's freedom to Jeremiah for the farm. Thinking that he won, Hogg headed for town just as the James boys robbed his safe. They grabbed him and Rufus Z. Coltrane, Rosco's great-great grandfather, and headed for the hills. Did the Dukes of old save the day back then, and will it help the present-day Dukes keep the farm out of Boss Hogg's hands?

Paul Koslo as Jesse James;

Nick Benedict as Frank James;

Doris Dowling as Jenny Duke.

Cale Yarborough comes to Hazzard to visit Robbie (Chad Sheets), an orphan who is about to undergo surgery at Tri-County Hospital. Eddie Scoggins (Al White) and Elmo Smith (Dennis Haskins), two men who robbed the Capitol City Bank and then bought a hideout from Boss Hogg, frame Bo, Luke, and Cale for the robbery.

Cale Yarborough as himself;

Al White as Eddie Scoggins;

Dennis Haskins as Elmo Smith;

Chad Sheets as Robby.

Recurring guest: Parley Baer as Doc Appleby.

Dennis Haskins went on to star as Principal Richard Belding on Saved By The Bell.

A train will be coming through Hazzard County, and it includes a box car that contains more than $3,000,000 worth of valuables. Boss Hogg has hired three men named Burke (Wayne Grace), Carney (Steve James), and Perry (Ted Markland), and Boss masterminds a plan to knock the boxcar off the train so Burke, Carney, and Perry can steal the valuables for him. Burke, Carney, and Perry are to set up a car to be remote controlled so they can use it to knock the box car off the train. When the car that they plan to use gets wrecked, Burke, Carney, and Perry steal the General Lee to use instead. Using the General Lee would automatically implicate Bo and Luke, and when Bo and Luke start searching for the General Lee, they're grabbed by Burke, Carney, and Perry, who tie them up and plan to kill them, which is something that Boss would never approve of, since he does not condone violence. It's up to Jesse and Daisy to find Bo and Luke, and help them. Boss Hogg is appalled that the men are planning to kill Bo and Luke, so he, Rosco, and Enos help as well.

Wayne Grace as Burke;

Steve James as Carney;

Ted Markland as Perry.

Escaped convict and former Marine Lee Benson (Judson Scott) and his accomplice Brad Hixx (Robert Gray) go to Hazzard, because Lee is out to settle a score with Luke. While Luke and Lee were in the Marines, and Luke was a sergeant, Benson was robbing his best friend's foot locker, and he walked in Benson doing it. Luke came in and found that Benson had stabbed the man, but not killed him, so Luke had Benson locked in the brig for a couple of years. Now, Benson wants Luke to pay for that. As part of Benson's plan to get even, he orders Bo and Luke to drive them out of state in the General Lee at gunpoint, and not to let on that anything's not right when they're approached by the authorities. Chickasaw County Sheriff Big Ed Little, who is helping track Benson and Hixx, assumes that Dukes are helping Benson and Hixx. To escape detection, Benson and Hixx force Bo and Luke to drive through a forest fire. When Sheriff Little locks everyone except Enos in a holding cell to prevent their interference, Bo and Luke must rely on Enos's help, and their own wits, to stop Benson and Hixx.

Judson Scott as Lee Benson;

Robert Gray as Brad Hixx.

Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg;

Don Pedro Colley as Sheriff Ed Little.

When Kate (Karen Lamn), Taylor (Bob Hastings), Budge (Chip Heller), and Cleary (Michael Prokopuk), a group of armored car robbers, steal an armored car by lifting it off the ground with a helicopter -- the armored car carrying Boss' uninsured bank money -- the Dukes are blamed for the theft. When Bo and Luke are apprehended, Kate, Taylor, Budge, and Cleary strike again. Now knowing that the Dukes are innocent, Boss and Rosco allow Bo and Luke to escape so they can do Rosco's dirty work and nail the hijackers. And then the hijackers kidnap Daisy. Bo, Luke, Jesse, Enos, Boss, and Rosco team up to rescue Daisy. Bo and Luke take to the air to locate the gang's hideout.

Karen Lamm as Kate;

Bob Hastings as Taylor;

Chip Heller as Budge;

Michael Prokopuk as Cleary;

Brenda Bowie as aerobics instructor;

Robert Resnick as The Driver.

Recurring guest: Nedra Volz as Emma Tisdale.

Boss Hogg's great uncle Silas Hogg has recently passed away and left in his will $100,000 to give to charity at the discretion of the executor of the estate. The executor of the estate is Jesse. Boss, who wants the money, tries every dirty trick he can think of in his efforts to make himself the executor of Silas Hogg's estate. At Silas's farm, the Dukes, with the help of a ventriloquist and special effects wizard named Mr. Winkle (Bill McLean), set up some gadgets and make it look like Silas is haunting Boss so he'll give up his plan to take over as executor of the estate, while Boss's attorney, Larson (Jason Evers), tries to get his hands on the money.

Jason Evers as Larson;

Chris Mulkey as Sharp;

Bill McLean as Mr. Winkle.

Hughie Hogg (Jeff Altman) returns to Hazzard County, with a plan to cheat Boss Hogg out of everything he owns -- with the help of a woman named Trixie (Katherine "Kitty" Moffat), Hughie makes Boss think that there's a genie in a magic lamp that will give him untold wealth, eternal power, and a way to get Bo and Luke out of his way once and for all. It'll take some sleight of hand by the Dukes to stop Hughie before Bo and Luke end up in prison, and all Boss and Rosco are left with is a worthless lamp.

Katherine Moffat as Trixie;

Pat Studstill as Barclay;

Roger Torrey as Norris.

Recurring guest: Jeff Altman as Hughie Hogg.

There have been some UFO sightings in Hazzard County lately, and Bo and Luke are starting to think people are crazy, until what seems to be an alien (Felix Silla) hides in the General Lee and comes back to the Duke farm with them. When Boss hears of it, he wants to take the visitor and use him as a tourist attraction. At the same time, a pair of thieves named Mickey Larsen (Dennis Burkley) and Buck Simmons (Britt Leach) are casing Hazzard in preparation for a planned robbery of the Hazzard Bank.

Dennis Burkley as Mickey Larsen;

Britt Leach as Buck Simmons;

Ritchie Montgomery as Elton Loggins;

Felix Silla as The Visitor;

Robert Aaron as Clyde Berney.

A pair of crooks named Slade (Anthony De Longis) and Jerry (Scott Lincoln) force an unwilling Enos to hand over the bank transfer shipment at the Hazzard Bank. Daisy sees Enos with the money, but Daisy doesn't see Slade and Jerry, who threaten to shoot Daisy unless Enos does what they say. Slade and Jerry get away. With Daisy only seeing Enos getting the money, the state's deputy attorney general (Michael Fairman) jails Enos for the robbery. Daisy cannot refuse to testify against Enos, or she'll be held in contempt. Daisy, knowing that Enos would never rob a bank, proposes marriage to him, because a wife cannot legally be forced to testify against her husband. Slade and Jerry try to stop the marriage from happening, because the marriage would mess up their frame job. In order to clear Enos's name, Bo and Luke try to find Slade and Jerry.

Anthony De Longis as Slade;

Scott Lincoln as Jerry;

Michael Fairman as Deputy Attorney General;

Royce Applegate as Insurance Adjuster.

Recurring guest: Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg.

In the series finale, Lulu Hogg stages her annual charity talent contest at the Boar's Nest. One of the performers is Rosco, who plans a magic act, and he names Boss Hogg as his assistant. Boss is annoyed that he must participate in the act, because it conflicts with a scheduled appointment to close a big-time deal. Knowing that Lulu would walk out on him if he refuses, Boss decides to participate. Boss schemes to use the "disappearance" as an opportunity to drive into town for his appointment. However, the "disapperance" works out too well. Paroled convict Floyd Malone (Kevin Peter Hall) and his equally muscular brother Bubba (Ji-Tu Cumbuka) are out to make Boss pay for testifying against Floyd in a hijacking case 3 years ago. They make their move, and kidnap Boss outside the Boar's Nest...unknown to Rosco, the Dukes or others inside. After convincing Lulu that Boss's disappearance might've been foul play, Bo and Luke search for the Malones, who have demanded $1,000,000 -- or Boss will be killed. The Dukes have a difficult time convincing grief-stricken Rosco that his magic was not responsible for Boss's disappearnce. Bo and Luke hatch a plan to rescue Boss from the Malones. Once Boss is rescued and the Malones are arrested, Bo and Luke convince Boss to reprise the second half of Rosco's magic trick. Boss still does not want to do so, until he sees an emotional Rosco recalling all the good times they had together, and how Boss was the only one to stand by him. Boss "reappears" on cue when Bo and Luke convince Rosco to try the trick, one last time. An overjoyed Rosco is happy to see Boss again.

Kevin Peter Hall as Floyd Malone;

Ji-Tu Cumbuka as Bubba Malone.

Recurring guest: Peggy Rea as Lulu Hogg.