Search - The Dukes of Hazzard - The Complete Third Season on DVD

Third Season got the highest ratings of its Seven-year run

Metch | 04/14/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is the peak of "The Dukes of Hazzard" series reaching second behind "Dallas".



Season Three consist of 22 episodes, they are as follows:



#37 Carnival Of Thrills - (Sept. 16th, 1980)

(Special Two-Hour Episode)

#38 Enos Strate to the Top - (Nov. 5th, 1980)

#39 The Hazzardville Horror - (Nov. 7th, 1980)

#40 And in this Corner, Luke Duke - (Nov. 14th, 1980)

#41 The Late J.D. Hogg - (Nov. 21st, 1980)

#42 Uncle Boss - (Nov. 28th, 1980)

#43 Baa, Baa, White Sheep - (Dec. 5th, 1980)

#44 Mrs. Rosco P. Coltrane - (Dec. 12th, 1980)

#45 The Great Santa Claus Chase - (Dec. 19th, 1980)

#46 Good Neighbors Duke - (Jan. 2nd, 1981)

#47 State of the County - (Jan. 9th, 1981)

#48 The Legacy - (Jan. 16th, 1981)

#49 Duke vs. Duke - (Jan. 23rd, 1981)

#50 My Son, Bo Hogg - (Jan. 30th, 1981)

#51 To Catch a Duke - (Feb. 6th, 1981)

#52 Along Came a Duke - (Feb. 13th, 1981)

#53 By-Line, Daisy Duke - (Feb. 20th, 1981)

#54 The Return of Hughie Hogg - (Mar. 6th, 1981)

#55 Bye, Bye, Boss - (Mar. 13th, 1981)

#56 The Great Hazzard Hijack - (Mar. 27th, 1981)

#57 The Hack of Hazzard - (Apr. 3rd, 1981)

#58 The Canterbury Crock - (Apr. 10th 1981)



Out of a total of 145 episodes we will surely own 58 episodes, only Four seasons consisting of 87 episodes are left and I hope all of them will be released very shortly."

Dukes of Hazzard at their best

Rama Rao | Annandale, VA, USA | 03/20/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"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."

One of the best seasons

Steve | 09/03/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"One of the best seasons which achieved the highest ratings of the entire series when originally aired, season 3 episodes are:



(#1 and #2) "Carnival of Thrills"

Bo and Luke come to blows when Bo decides to oblige a beautiful carnival owner by jumping the General Lee over 32 cars, and Luke determines to stop him.



(#3) "Enos - Strate to the Top"

When Daisy is kidnapped after taking a snapshot of two bank robbers, Enos unwittingly develops into a hero, and is catapulted into headlines and the big-city police job he has wanted for years.



(#4) "And in this Corner, Luke Duke"

Luke is goaded into a boxing match by crooked promoters who don't realize that the reluctant contender is an ex-Marine boxing champ.



(#5) "The Late J.D. Hogg"

News that he's about to meet his Maker galvanizes Boss Hogg into atoning for a lifetime of meanness by cramming his last weeks with good works.



(#6) "Uncle Boss"

Boss Hogg's college-educated nephew upholds family tradition with a series of outrageous schemes to get Luke and Bo Duke out of his uncle's hair.



(#7) "Baa Baa White Sheep"

Boss Hogg isn't exactly thrilled to see his long-lost twin, Abraham Lincoln Hogg. And no wonder: he's rich, and as nice as his brother is mean, but Boss had him declared dead years before and is about to acquire Abe's share of an inheritance.



(#8) "Mrs. Rosco P. Coltrane"

Everyone in Hazzard is invited to Sheriff Rosco's wedding - except the Dukes, which makes them the suspects in the bank robbery that Boss Hogg has arranged to take place during the nuptials.



(#9) "The Hazzardville Horror"

Gathered at a haunted house: pretty Mary Lou Pringle, who's preparing to sell it; two thieves who stole Boss Hogg's silver; Bo and Luke, who are searching for the loot; Daisy, who's worried about Mary Lou; and, of course, the horror that lurks within.



(#10) "The Great Santa Clause Chase"

Boss Hogg reaps more than he bargained for when he hijacks the Dukes' truckload of Christmas trees - including a bumper crop of Santa Clauses.



(#11) "Good Neighbors, Duke"

The Dukes' new neighbors are actually incognito Government witnesses in a kidnap case, hiding from bounty hunters who think they know the location of the missing $2 million ransom. In a cameo, Hoyt Axton sings "Speed Trap."



(#12) "State of the County"

A smitten Daisy is unaware that the handsome stranger she gave a lift to is actually the henchman of a neighboring boss who's trying to muscle in on Boss Hogg's territory.



(#13) "The Legacy"

A spunky old flame of Uncle Jesse's rides into Hazzard intent on collecting an old debt from Boss Hogg and finding the legacy left by her late husband, a moonshiner.



(#14) "Duke Vs. Duke"

Every car in Hogg's annual race could end up in his garage thanks to the small print on the entry form; the Dukes find themselves racing each other - Bo in the General Lee, Luke in Cooter's car; and Rosco has the rigged winner.



(#15) "My Son, Bo Hogg"

A chase ends in an accident that leaves Bo with amnesia and Boss Hogg with the perfect patsy to transport his corn liquor to the next county.



(#16) "To Catch a Duke"

Sheriff Rosco loses his badge for abetting the Dukes in a jewel robbery after Boss finds the loot in Rosco's car, courtesy of his trusty canine deputy, Flash.



(#17) "Along Came a Duke"

Boss uses the Stonewall Jackson Day exhibit at his bank as an opportunity to steal the general's historic sword and frame the Dukes for it.



(#18) "By-Line Daisy Duke"

Daisy moonlights as a reporter for the local newspaper while Bo and Luke try to solve a series of tractor thefts.



(#19) "The Return of Hughie Hogg"

Boss Hogg invites nephew Hughie (Jeff Altman) to take another lowdown crack at the Dukes, but it is Boss himself who suffers from his protege's well-schooled talent for mischief.



(#20) "Bye Bye Boss"

Bo and Luke try to rescue Boss Hogg from escaped convicts who are holding him for ransom, while Sheriff Rosco is hot on the trail of the Dukes for a robbery committed by the kidnappers. Freddie Fender sings "Jambalaya."



(#21) "The Great Hazzard Hijack"

Bo and Luke find 50 dollar bills floating down the river, money which turns out to be part of an armored car robbery that happened 5 years earlier. Roy Orbison sings "Pretty Woman".



(#22) "The Hack of Hazzard"

As temporary drivers of Hazzard's only taxi, Bo and Luke unwittingly pick up two fugitives who stash their loot under the back seat.



(#23) "The Canterbury Crock"

The Dukes pay $10 at a garage sale for a piece of crockery that passes from hand to hand before anyone realizes it's worth a fortune - anyone, that is, except an eager collector and Boss Hogg.

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