Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #9448 in DVD
• Released on: 2005-11-21
• Rating: Parental Guidance
• Format: PAL
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 4
• Running time: 575 minutes

Synopsis
The 'good ol' boys' are back for three more episodes of one of the most endearing television shows of the 1980s. Wallow in nostalgia as Bo and Luke Duke (along with cousin Daisy and Uncle Jesse) get into more scrapes with Boss Hogg and Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane.

Customer Reviews

Dukes of Hazzard at their best
Dukes of Hazzard is one of the funniest comedy-drama that combines the drama of Starsky and Hutch; and the sweet southern charm of Beverly Hillbillies. Every character on this show is lovable and each of them brings to the show his/her talent and makes this show a very entertaining for young and old alike. Of course Bo (John Schneider), the good looking one; and Luke (Tom Wopat), the smart one makes a wonderful team in the lead role. Veteran actors Denver Pyle (Uncle Jesse) and Sorrel Booke (Boss Hogg) bring their years of TV experience to add strength and character to the show. Rosco Coltrane (James Best) as the Sheriff of the county is the funniest and entertained a large population of young viewers during its seven year run There are 23 episodes on four discs in season 3 of the series, and good writing and excellent stories make this season better than the first season. In this season we also see the departure of Deputy Enos Straight and the incoming deputy's role played by Rick Hurst as Cletus Hogg. There are some excellent episodes of the series from season 3; The Great Santa Claus Chase, To Catch a Duke, The Hazzardville Horror, Mrs. Rosco P. Coltrane, My Son, Bo Hogg, and The Great Hazzard Hijack are some of the funniest shows, and you don't want to miss this. This is reasonably priced and all fans must own this set.

love them dukes
The Dukes returns for a third season, this season begins with Bo and Luke fighting over a girl...impossible. will Bo go through with a dangerous stunt for a pretty girl? Carnival of thrills is the great season opener. classic episodes and more fun than you can shake a stick at ensure you'll be coming back for more Dukes, great stuff!

3.9 stars but perhaps improving.
I'm 49, so I watched all 6 seasons when they were on TV. I remember preferring the later seasons - they seemed funnier, although I didn't like all the guest appearances by Country and Western stars. So far I have revisited seasons 1 and 3 and they seem a bit dull to me. The first season's car chases are rather long and slow (but then if you revisit season 1 of the Simpsons, you'll find it a lot slower than later seasons). Season 3 of Dukes is more humorous than season 1, and the bloodhound Flash makes his (welcome) appearance, but I'm hoping season 4 will be better. The episodes may be in the wrong order in season 3 - after Enos goes off to join the LAPD he returns without explanation for one episode! I've got a feeling I always preferred Cletus to Enos, but Cletus in season 3 hasn't really come into his own yet.