Title from container. Created by Gy Waldron. Originally broadcast on television during the 1979-1980 season. Contains all 23 episodes of the second season. Special features:Extreme Hazzard: Documentary gallery covering the 25th anniversary festival of the Dukes of Hazzard in Tennessee and featuring series stars and stunt drives along with Dukes fans from around the world. ; John Schneider and Tom Wopat screen tests. Tom Wopat, John Schneider, Catherine Bach, Denver Pyle, Ben Jones, James Best, Sonny Shroyer, Sorrell Booke, Peggy Rea, Rick Hurst, Waylon Jennings.
Contents:
Disc 5. Southern comfurts. Gold fever -- Rustlers -- Meeting. Disc 2. Road pirates -- Ghost of General Lee -- Dukes meet Cale Yarborough -- Hazzard connection -- Witness for the persecution. Disc 3. Granny Annie -- People's choice -- Arrest Jesse Duke -- Duke of Duke -- Runaway. Disc 4. Follow that still -- Treasure of Hazzard -- Officer Daisy Duke -- Find Loretta Lynn -- Jude Emery. Disc 5. Return of the ridge raiders -- Mason Dixon's girls -- R.I.P. Henry Flatt -- Southern comfurts.
Summary:
"Highlights include a grudge race between longtime rivals (and former partners-in-crime) Boss Hogg and Uncle Jesse, a con game involving three million dollars in phony gold bars, a misdelivered consignment of stolen TV sets, an encounter with elderly counterfeiter Granny Annie (played by veteran radio actress Lurene Tuttle), a visit from the Dukes' "veddy" British cousin Gaylord (Simon MacCorkindale), a Smokey and the Bandit-like entanglement with a runaway heiress (Suzy Holmes), and a brief and embarrassing period in which Daisy Duke "jumps the fence" and becomes a deputy sheriff. Probably the most famous second- season episode is "Find Loretta Lynn," in which the eponymous country & western singer is kidnapped by a trio of stupid outlaws demanding a ransom of 1136.15 dollars!"--Best Buy.
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