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* "Ghost of the General Lee" is full of heartwarming examples. Enos jumps into the pond to save them and is saddened to only find Bo and Luke's clothes, and wants Rosco to come in and help and Rosco can't as he is unable to swim. Rosco P. Coltrane is deeply saddened to hear of the so-called passing of Bo and Luke Duke. He stated he enjoyed the police chases and usually just let them get away. Uncle Jesse's reaction is that of sadness when he thought Bo and Luke were dead.
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* "Ghost of the General Lee" is full of heartwarming examples. Enos jumps into the pond to save them and is saddened to only find Bo and Luke's clothes, and wants Rosco to come in and help and Rosco can't as he is unable to swim. Rosco P. Coltrane is deeply saddened to hear of the so-called passing of Bo and Luke Duke. He stated he enjoyed the police chases and usually just let them get away. Uncle Jesse's reaction is that of sadness when he thought Bo and Luke were dead.dead.
* "Enos and Daisy's Wedding" sees Daisy decide to marry Enos to stop herself being forced to testify against him when he's framed for a bank robbery (a wife can't legally be made to testify against her husband). And even after he's proven innocent, she still wants to go through with the wedding to stop him figuring out the original reason for her decision and being hurt.
* "Enos and Daisy's Wedding" sees Daisy decide to marry Enos to stop herself being forced to testify against him when he's framed for a bank robbery (a wife can't legally be made to testify against her husband). And even after he's proven innocent, she still wants to go through with the wedding to stop him figuring out the original reason for her decision and being hurt.
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* "Ghost of the General Lee" Rosco P. Coltrane is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Bo and Luke Duke, although he didn't know he was chasing a pair of thieves who stole Bo and Luke's General Lee. He stated he enjoyed the police chases and usually just let them get away.
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* "Ghost of the General Lee" is full of heartwarming examples. Enos jumps into the pond to save them and is saddened to only find Bo and Luke's clothes, and wants Rosco to come in and help and Rosco can't as he is unable to swim. Rosco P. Coltrane is deeply saddened to hear of the so-called passing of Bo and Luke Duke, although he didn't know he was chasing a pair of thieves who stole Bo and Luke's General Lee.Duke. He stated he enjoyed the police chases and usually just let them get away. Uncle Jesse's reaction is that of sadness when he thought Bo and Luke were dead.
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* "Opening Night At The Boar's Nest" features a sub-plot where Rosco (by way of a magic trick) thinks he made Boss disappear for real (and forever). When Boss sees how genuinely [[ManlyTears distraught]] Rosco is, he's very touched. When he reveals he hasn't disappeared after all, Boss gives him a hug... and even allows Rosco to pinch his cheek, something Boss usually [[BerserkButton absolutely HATES]] for Rosco to do.
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* "Opening Night At The Boar's Nest" features a sub-plot where Rosco (by way of a magic trick) thinks he made Boss disappear for real (and forever). When Boss sees how genuinely [[ManlyTears distraught]] Rosco is, he's very touched. When he reveals he hasn't disappeared after all, Boss gives him a hug... and even allows Rosco to pinch his cheek, something Boss usually [[BerserkButton absolutely HATES]] for Rosco to do.do.
* "Ghost of the General Lee" Rosco P. Coltrane is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Bo and Luke Duke, although he didn't know he was chasing a pair of thieves who stole Bo and Luke's General Lee. He stated he enjoyed the police chases and usually just let them get away.
* "Ghost of the General Lee" Rosco P. Coltrane is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Bo and Luke Duke, although he didn't know he was chasing a pair of thieves who stole Bo and Luke's General Lee. He stated he enjoyed the police chases and usually just let them get away.
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* "The Great Santa Claus Chase," the only Dukes' Christmas episode.The Dukes are spending the holidays together, and invite Rosco over with a present for Flash. (Cletus is also invited.) Meanwhile, Boss Hogg ends up reading a copy of ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'' that Roscoe gave him for Christmas. After finishing it, he feels some remorse for how he usually acts, and drives over to the Dukes' house with an armful of presents, and Uncle Jesse is more than happy to let him in. They may be enemies most of the time, but in their own way, they're all important to each other.
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* "The Great Santa Claus Chase," the only Dukes' Christmas episode.The Dukes are spending the holidays together, and invite Rosco over with a present for Flash. (Cletus is also invited.) Meanwhile, Boss Hogg ends up reading a copy of ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'' that Roscoe gave him for Christmas. After finishing it, he feels some remorse for how he usually acts, and drives over to the Dukes' house with an armful of presents, and Uncle Jesse is more than happy to let him in. They may be enemies most of the time, but in their own way, they're all important to each other.other.
* "Opening Night At The Boar's Nest" features a sub-plot where Rosco (by way of a magic trick) thinks he made Boss disappear for real (and forever). When Boss sees how genuinely [[ManlyTears distraught]] Rosco is, he's very touched. When he reveals he hasn't disappeared after all, Boss gives him a hug... and even allows Rosco to pinch his cheek, something Boss usually [[BerserkButton absolutely HATES]] for Rosco to do.
* "Opening Night At The Boar's Nest" features a sub-plot where Rosco (by way of a magic trick) thinks he made Boss disappear for real (and forever). When Boss sees how genuinely [[ManlyTears distraught]] Rosco is, he's very touched. When he reveals he hasn't disappeared after all, Boss gives him a hug... and even allows Rosco to pinch his cheek, something Boss usually [[BerserkButton absolutely HATES]] for Rosco to do.
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* The ending to one of their christmas episodes. The Dukes are spending the holidays together, and invite Roscoe over with a present for Flash. Meanwhile, Boss Hogg ends up reading a copy of ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'' that Roscoe gave him for Christmas. After finishing it, he feels some remorse for how he usually acts, and drives over to the Duke's house with an armful of presents, and Uncle Jesse is more than happy to let him in. They may be enemies most of the time, but in their own way, they're all important to each other.
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* The ending to one of their christmas episodes. "The Great Santa Claus Chase," the only Dukes' Christmas episode.The Dukes are spending the holidays together, and invite Roscoe Rosco over with a present for Flash. (Cletus is also invited.) Meanwhile, Boss Hogg ends up reading a copy of ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'' that Roscoe gave him for Christmas. After finishing it, he feels some remorse for how he usually acts, and drives over to the Duke's Dukes' house with an armful of presents, and Uncle Jesse is more than happy to let him in. They may be enemies most of the time, but in their own way, they're all important to each other.
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* The ending to one of their christmas episodes. The Dukes are spending the holidays together, and invite Roscoe over with a present for Flash. Meanwhile, Boss Hogg ends up reading a copy of ''AChristmasCarol'' that Roscoe gave him for Christmas. After finishing it, he feels some remorse for how he usually acts, and drives over to the Duke's house with an armful of presents, and Uncle Jesse is more than happy to let him in. They may be enemies most of the time, but in their own way, they're all important to each other.
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* The ending to one of their christmas episodes. The Dukes are spending the holidays together, and invite Roscoe over with a present for Flash. Meanwhile, Boss Hogg ends up reading a copy of ''AChristmasCarol'' ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'' that Roscoe gave him for Christmas. After finishing it, he feels some remorse for how he usually acts, and drives over to the Duke's house with an armful of presents, and Uncle Jesse is more than happy to let him in. They may be enemies most of the time, but in their own way, they're all important to each other.
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* The ending to one of their christmas episodes. The Dukes are spending the holidays together, and invite Roscoe over with a present for Flash. Meanwhile, Boss Hogg ends up finding a copy of ''AChristmasCarol''. After finishing it, he feels some remorse for how he usually acts, and drives over to the Duke's house with an armful of presents, and Uncle Jesse is more than happy to let him in. They may be enemies most of the time, but in their own way, they're all important to each other.
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* The ending to one of their christmas episodes. The Dukes are spending the holidays together, and invite Roscoe over with a present for Flash. Meanwhile, Boss Hogg ends up finding reading a copy of ''AChristmasCarol''.''AChristmasCarol'' that Roscoe gave him for Christmas. After finishing it, he feels some remorse for how he usually acts, and drives over to the Duke's house with an armful of presents, and Uncle Jesse is more than happy to let him in. They may be enemies most of the time, but in their own way, they're all important to each other.
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* The ending to one of their christmas episodes. The Dukes are spending the holidays together, and invite Roscoe over with a present for Flash. Meanwhile, Boss Hogg ends up finding a copy of ''AChristmasCarol''. After finishing it, he feels some remorse for how he usually acts, and drives over to the Duke's house with an armful of presents, and Uncle Jesse is more than happy to let him in. They may be enemies most of the time, but in their own way, they're all important to each other.
