Name: The Dukes of Hazzard
Genre: Crime, Comedy, Drama
Released: January 26, 1979
Cast: Waylon JenningsBen JonesSonny ShroyerDenver PyleCatherine Bach

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17. Opening Night at the Boar's Nest

February 8, 1985

When Boss and Lulu decide to host a talent show at the Boar's Nest, Roscoe decides to try out his magic act. However, when Roscoe makes Boss disappear, two escaped convicts return to Hazzard County to seek revenge on Boss. At first they contemplate killing Boss for sending them to prison, but they eventually decide to hold him hostage. Eventually Bo and Luke come up with a plan to free Boss and send the convicts back to prison.

16. Enos and Daisy's Wedding

February 1, 1985

When Enos is forced to help a pair of crooks rob the bank, Daisy witnesses what happened and fears that she will have to testify against him. Daisy then decides to propose to Enos, knowing that she wouldn't be called to testify at his trial if they were married. As Daisy and Enos' wedding approaches, Bo and Luke rapidly try to capture the crooks and clear Enos' good name.

15. Strange Visitor to Hazzard

January 25, 1985

After hearing a lot of their neighbors talking about UFO sightings, Bo and Luke think that the people of Hazzard are crazy. But, when they discover an alien has followed them back to the farm, the boys see that there is some truth to what everybody was saying. When they try to figure out what's going on, Boss finds out about their alien and tries to steal it, hoping he can make a lot of money by selling it.

14. When You Wish Upon a Hogg

January 11, 1985

Hughie Hogg returns to Hazzard County looking to con his uncle Boss with a fake Aladdin's lamp.

13. The Haunting of J.D. Hogg

January 4, 1985

Following the death of Boss' uncle Silas, he gets left a large sum of money to donate to the charity of his choice. The Dukes however, have a sinking suspicion that Boss will decide to keep the money instead of giving it to a worthy cause. As a result, they decide to play a trick on Boss to scare him into donating the money to charity.

12. Sky Bandits Over Hazzard

December 21, 1984

After a group of crooks hijack an armored car using a helicopter, Bo and Luke are framed for the crime. However, after Roscoe arrests them for the crime, the robbers strike again, ultimately proving the Duke's innocence. As a result, Boss lets them escape so they can catch the robbers for Roscoe.

11. Sittin' Dukes

December 14, 1984

When some escaped convicts make their way to Hazzard County, one looks to settle a score with Luke after he sent him to prison when they were in the Marines. After finding out that Sheriff Little is on their trail, the pair orders Bo and Luke into helping them escape.

10. Danger on the Hazzard Express

November 30, 1984

The Dukes try to thwart the hijacking of a precious freight car cargo and discover that their most fearsome foe is their own car, the General Lee, in a driverless attack against their lives.

9. Cale Yarborough Comes to Hazzard

November 23, 1984

A celebrated auto racing champion drives into Hazzard County to cheer up a very sick young boy and helps the Dukes solve a $100 000 bank robbery.

8. Go West, Young Dukes

November 16, 1984

The diary of Uncle Jesse's great-grandmother (DORIS DOWLING) provides a clue to the high-pressure land transfer that now prompts Boss Hogg (SORRELL BOOKE) to evict the Dukes from "his" property.

7. Cool Hands, Luke & Bo

November 9, 1984

A smoldering feud between the two power-hungry bosses of Hazzard and Osage counties puts the Duke boys (JOHN SCHNEIDER and TOM WOPAT) in a chain-gang prison, but the shackles have not yet been invented that can hold them.

6. The Dukes in Hollywood

November 2, 1984

While filming a movie in Hazzard County, the star of the movie almost dies in a car accident, but Bo and Luke are able to save him in time. When the movie producers see how the Dukes saved Brock, they offer them jobs as stunt doubles in the movie. The only catch with that is that the remainder of the movie is being shot in Hollywood and, as a result, Boss and Roscoe have to go along as Bo and Luke's chaperones. It is while on the set do the Dukes soon discover that someone associated with the movie wanted Brock to die to collect an insurance payment. Meanwhile Boss and Roscoe try to get their big movie break, but are continually shot down.

5. No More Mr. Nice Guy

October 19, 1984

When the Dukes go shopping at the Capital City Department Store, Boss tricks them into thinking they're the millionth customers so Boss can frame them for stealing the prizes that his associates stole. However, when Boss gets amnesia after hitting his head, his associates decide to kidnap him so he can't rat them out to the authorities.

4. Robot P. Coltrane

October 12, 1984

Tired of Roscoe's bumbling ways, Boss decides to buy a new robot two inventors have with them, especially after seeing how easy it can capture the Dukes. As a result, Boss promptly fires Roscoe and makes the robot the new Hazzard County Sheriff. However, Boss is unaware that the inventors stole the robot from a lab that fired them and plan to return it for a high ransom.

3. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Duke

October 5, 1984

One day after drinking some water that had some mind-altering chemicals in it, Luke's personality changes so much that he promptly starts badmouthing his family and harassing all the girls at the Boar's Nest. While Luke decides to try his luck in robbing Boss' bank, Bo and the rest of the family work on finding out what happened to him before Luke follows through with his plans.

2. Welcome, Waylon Jennings

September 28, 1984

When country music star Waylon Jennings comes to Hazzard County with his mobile museum, Boss gets the idea to steal it, frame Bo and Luke for it, and then sell it back to Waylon for ransom. The Dukes then get to work to prove their innocence and are able to recover Waylon's mobile museum. Then before leaving town, Waylon decides to hold a special concert.

1. Happy Birthday, General Lee

September 21, 1984

It's been 8 years since Bo and Luke got the General Lee and the Duke's decide to reminisce about how they first found the car in a nearby junkyard and decided to use it in a local race.

101. Hazzard in Hollywood

May 19, 2019

In an effort to raise money for a hospital, the Duke cousins, Luke, Bo and Daisy, travel to Hollywood to sell music tapes--and trouble follows.

102. The Dukes of Hazzard: Reunion!

August 19, 2019

It's just a little more fun than the law allows! The indomitable Dukes of Hazzard return to tackle their toughest competitor yet in their hottest race ever in The Dukes Of Hazzard: Reunion!

Description

The Dukes of Hazzard aired on television from 1979-1985 and has since become an iconic piece of southern television history. The show follows the adventures of cousins Bo Duke and Luke Duke, played by John Schneider and Tom Wopat, respectively, as they navigate life in the fictional Hazzard County, Georgia. Bo and Luke are known for their signature car, the orange 1969 Dodge Charger named the General Lee, and their misadventures often find them in trouble with corrupt county commissioner Boss Hogg, played by Sorrell Booke, and his bumbling sidekick Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane, played by James Best.

The Dukes of Hazzard is chock full of southern stereotypes and quirky characters, from Bo and Luke's feisty cousin Daisy Duke, played by Catherine Bach, to the Duke family patriarch Uncle Jesse, played by Denver Pyle. The show also features plenty of southern-fried humor and action, with car chases, shootouts, and stunts galore.

One of the most memorable aspects of The Dukes of Hazzard is its signature theme song, "Good Ol' Boys," which was composed and performed by Waylon Jennings. Jennings also appeared in the show's opening credits as the narrator, introducing the world to the Duke family and setting the tone for the show's lighthearted southern charm.

The Dukes of Hazzard was beloved by audiences during its original run and has become a cult classic in the years since. Despite criticism for its portrayal of southern stereotypes and the use of the Confederate flag on the General Lee, fans continue to love the show for its charm, humor, and rollicking action. The show has spawned merchandise, spin-offs, and a feature film adaptation, solidifying its place in pop culture history.

For fans wanting to revisit the adventures of Bo, Luke, and the gang, it is now possible to Watch The Dukes of Hazzard Online. The show's complete series is available for streaming on a variety of platforms, allowing fans old and new to enjoy the show's southern-fried shenanigans anytime, anywhere. Whether you're a die-hard fan or new to the show, The Dukes of Hazzard is sure to provide plenty of laughs and excitement.

The Dukes of Hazzard is a series that is currently running and has 7 seasons (153 episodes). The series first aired on January 26, 1979.

Where to Watch The Dukes of Hazzard

The Dukes of Hazzard is available for streaming on the CMT website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Dukes of Hazzard on demand at Google Play and Apple TV.