Sheriff Coltrane sets up a slot machine operation to
fund his election, but a pair of two-armed bandits- Bo
and Luke Duke- find a way to give the proceeds to
charity.
Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Bill Kelly
Writer: Gy Waldron
Director: Rod Amateau
Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard & Phil
Mandelker
Guest Stars:
Jack Gordon As Honest John Ledbetter
Tisch Raye As Jill Dodson
Ernie Brown As Dubro Dullyn
Dan Fitzgerald As Driver
Gillaaron Houck As Leroy
Lou Walker As Workman
Sandra Dorsey As Deputy Hazel
Dennis Haskins As Moss
Ralph Pace As Harvey
Champ Laidler As Brodie
Jason Lively As Rudy
Note: Main characters Cooter Davenport
(Ben Jones) and Deputy Enos Strate (Sonny Shroyer)
do not appear in the opening credits and are not
recognized until the end credits.
Note: This episode includes many scenes shown in the
opening credits, such as the first jump seen by General
Lee, the police door closing, Tom Wopat's (Luke) scene,
John Schneider's (Bo) two scenes, Catherine Bach's
(Daisy) four scenes, the second and third scene
featuring Denver Pyle (Uncle Jesse), James Best's (Rosco's)
scene, Sorrell Booke's (Boss) scene, and the jump at the
end.
"Daisy's Song"
2
2
February 2, 1979
A music-plublishing outfit
bilks Daisy of $50, a corruption of Boss Hogg's. And the
FBI has an eye on the whole scam.
Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Bill Kelly
Writer: Gy Waldron
Director: Bob Kelljan
Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard & Phil
Mandelker
Guest Stars:
Ronnie Schell As Lester Star
Ginny Parker As Mabel
Clayton Landy As Max
Terry Browning As Ruby
Candy Bleick As Dodie
Wallace Marck As Jojo
Bill Gribble As Carson
Wallace Wilkinson As FBI Agent #1
Bob Cleve;and As FBI Agent #2
J. Roy Tatum As FBI Agent #3
Note: Bill Gribble, who appears as
"Carson" also appeared in
Moonrunners as Cooter Pettigrew.
Things Bo and Luke are unaware of: (1) The borrowed
car they're driving is loaded with moonshine. (2) The
pregnant hitchhiker they've picked up is carrying over
$100,000 in stolen mob loot.
Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Bill Kelly
Writer: William Putnam
Director: Rod Amateau
Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard & Phil
Mandelker
Guest Stars:
Jeanne Wilson As Mary Kaye Porter
Cliff Peellow As Quint McQuade
Colby Chester As Leo
Note: Ben Jones (Cooter) is added to the
opening credits.
Note: This is the only episode of the
entire series in which (aside the opening and
closing credits) the General Lee does not appear.
"Repo Men"
4
4
February 16, 1979
This car's a wreck, but the
engine's a honey and Bo and Luke MUST have it. So they
make a deal with used car dealer Ace Parker, whose more
croooked as a switchback trail who has a scheme that
could land the boys behind bars.
Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Bill Kelly
Writer: Bob Clark
Director: Ron Satloff
Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard & Phil
Mandelker
Guest Stars:
Peggy Rea As Lulu Coltrane Hogg
Rod Amateau As Manny
Claude Humphrey As Big John
Jerry Rushing As Ace Parker
Note: Boss Hogg's wife Lulu Coltrane
Hogg- Rosco's sister- (Peggy Rea) appears for the
first time.
Note: Jerry Rushing (Ace Parker) was much
of the inspiration behind Moonrunners, the
movie that lead to The Dukes Of Hazzard, and
is said to be much of the inspiration for the
character of Bo Duke. Rushing wanted his role of
crooked used car dealer Parker to be re-occurring,
but this is the only time the character is ever seen
in the series.
"High Octane"
5
5
February 23, 1979
Uncle Jesse fires up the
moonshine still for a patriotic cause, while Bo's
dancin' and romancin' flames are fired by a lovely
female revenue agent.
Supervising Producer: Joseph Gantman
Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Bill Kelly
Writers: William Keya & William Kelly
Story: William Keys
Director: Don McDougall
Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard & Phil
Mandelker
Guest Stars:
Carlene Watkins As Roxanne Huntley
Chanmp Laidler As Brodie
Ralph Pace As Ed Monroe
Bob Hannah As Inventor
Note: This was the last episode to be
filmed in Georgia.
"Swamp Molly"
6
6
March 9, 1979
In the early 1930s, Molly
sprang Uncle Jesse out of a heap of trouble with the
FEDs. Now she wants to make one last run... and she
wants the Dukes to help.
Supervising Producer: Hy Averback
Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Ralph Riskin
Writer: Kathryn Michaelian Powers
Director: Don McDougall
Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
Guest Stars:
Neva Patterson As Swamp Molly
Mary Jo Carlett As Alice
Bill Cort As Agent Callas
Bob Shaw As Agent Swan
"Luke's Love Story"
7
7
March 16, 1979
Luke's rival in the Annual
Hazzard Stockcar Derby has million dollar legs and a
lead foot... and she's got his heart revved up! But Boss
Hogg worries about reclaiming the trophy 'cause his
mother's ashes are in it.
Supervising Producer: Hy Averback
Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Ralph Riskin
Writers: Kris Kincade & Nance McCornick
Story: Kris Kincade, Nance McCornick, &
Bruce Taylor
Director: Hy Averback
Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
Guest Stars:
Roz Kelly As Amy Creevy
Marya Small As Francis Lee Olmstead
David Hayward As Turk Foley
Gray Grubbs As Roy
Patrick Wright As Moss
Darryl McCollough As Ernie Ledbetter
"The Big Heist"
8
8
March 30, 1979
Bo and Luke aint robbers,
it just don't feel right. But if it wasn't the Dukes,
who was in General Lee when it roared away from the
crime scene?
Supervising Producer: Hy Averback
Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Ralph Riskin
Writer:Bruce Howard
Director: Bob Claver
Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
Guest Stars:
Fred McCarran As Neil Bishop
Stu Nisbet As Harvey Essex
Bill Meadows As Station Attendant
Kris Marquis As Willis
Note: Ben Jones (Cooter) does not appear
in this episode, the only first season episode where
he (or any of the other regular cast) is not
present.
"Limo One is Missing"
9
9
April 6, 1979
When government agents park
the vehicle in Hazzard in front of the Boar's Nest,
Cooter hotwires the US President's limo and takes off
for a joy ride.
Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Ralph Riskin
Writer: Paul Savage
Director: Don McDougall
Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
Guest Stars:
Charles Cyphers As Bumper
Del Monroe As Benteen
Mayf Nutter As Dorothy
Terry Willis As Taulor
Gordon Hurst As Guard
"Deputy Dukes"
10
10
April 20, 1979
Bo and Luke are deputized
and sent to Springville to retrieve a prisoner, not told
he's the notorious Public Enemy #1.
Supervising Producer: Rod Amateau
Co-Producers: Gy Waldron And Ralph Riskin
Writer: Paul Savage
Director: William Asher
Executive Producer: Paul R. Picard
Guest Stars:
Stella Parton As Mary Beth
Leo Gordon As Rocky Marlowe
Norman Alden As Chief Lacey
Bob Hoy As Herky
Pat Renella As Manny
Suzanne Niles As Maybelle
Tara Preston As Cindy Lou
Billy Bendict As Gas Station Owner
"Money to Burn"
11
11
April 27, 1979
Boss Hogg has made up a new
scheme so Bo and Luke are the fall guys.
Note: Rick Hurst makes his first
appearance as Boss Hogg's cousin, Cletus Hogg, in
this episode. He would later go on to become Deputy.
"Route 7-11"
12
12
May 4, 1979
Bo and Luke become drivers
of an 18-wheeler, not knowing the games are not on
level, not even knowing it's a rolling casino.
