The Dukes Of Hazzard

Lulu (PEGGY REA) has been kidnapped, and the Duke boys (JOHN SCHNEIDER and TOM WOPAT), knowing what she means to Boss Hogg (SORRELL BOOKE), help secure her safe return.

The Dukes become instant foster parents when a young mother leaves her baby with them to avoid giving it to its grandfather.

A million dollars is incentive for a thief to have plastic surgery to look like Rosco (JAMES BEST), and there are too many Roscos in Hazzard County when Boss Hogg (SORRELL BOOKE) is robbed.

Luke Duke's (TOM WOPAT) long-lost, little brother (RANDY HAMILTON), a professional boxer, arrives in Hazzard, as does a disgruntled gambler and his henchman who want to kill Luke's brother.

Bo and Luke (JOHN SCHNEIDER and TOM WOPAT) are blackmailed into helping Boss (SORRELL BOOKE) coach his basketball team, and in the process they help a young boy overcome his father's death.

Boss Hogg (SORRELL BOOKE) finds himself locked up in his own jail, when moonshiners frame him so they can steal his still -- and the Dukes set out to prove Boss innocent.

With the Dukes help, a dog proves to be an orphaned boy's best friend.

Daisy (CATHERINE BACH) and Lulu (PEGGY REA) become the targets of jewel thieves who are trying to recover a stolen necklace, and Boss Hogg (SORRELL BOOKE) and the Dukes come to their rescue.

Bo (JOHN SCHNEIDER) finds double trouble when he is attracted to an identical twin who uses him as an alibi while she and her sister (CANDI and RANDI BROUGH) attempt to fence some jewels they have stolen.

A syndicate assassin and master of disguise (DON GORDON) escapes from prison and heads for Hazzard to settle an old score with Enos (SONNY SHROYER) who was responsible for his capture and imprisonment. The Dukes must keep Enos safe and help catch the killer.

The Dukes find themselves in the middle of things when a couple of Boss' thugs pull a double-cross and try to extort money from local farmers by threatening to poison their crops, with Boss (SORRELL BOOKE) getting the blame.

Cooter's (BEN JONES) daughter, whom he has never met, comes to Hazzard to see her father. At the same time, two scheming crooks arrive in town with plans to turn Hazzard into a toxic waste dump.

Boss Hogg (SORRELL BOOKE) schemes to collect a $200,000 finders fee by having Daisy Duke (CATHERINE BACH) declared the heiress to a wealthy Georgia tycoon (LYLE TALBOT) whose relatives want to kill her.

Daisy (CATHERINE BACH) and Luke (TOM WOPAT) are arrested when it appears they have robbed an armored car and the only one who can clear them is a supposedly dead artist (JAMES CAVEN).

Luke (TOM WOPAT) must save his old girlfriend, Candy (ROBERTA LEIGHTON), a beautiful country-western singer, when her manager (JEFF OSTERHAGE) tries to kill her and collect on an insurance policy in order to pay a loan shark.

Hired by the Treasury Department to infiltrate a syndicate boss' operation, Bo and Luke (JOHN SCHNEIDER and TOM WOPAT) become drivers for the Mafia boss' daughter's NASCAR driving team.

Bo and Luke (JOHN SCHNEIDER and TOM WOPAT) uncover a mob conspiracy, but they may not live to celebrate their success.

Dewey Hogg (ROBERT MORSE), Boss' nasty nephew, turns up in Hazzard with a plan to swindle Boss (SORRELL BOOKE), the Dukes and the people of Hazzard and put Uncle Jesse (DENVER PYLE) in jail forever.

When the Boss of Bosses, "Nervous" Norman Willis (MIKE GENOVESE) comes to Hazzard, Boss Hogg (SORRELL BOOKE) is terrified and Daisy Duke's (CATHERINE BACH) life is in danger ... because she has the mobster's little black book.

Boss (SORRELL BOOKE) promotes Enos (SONNY SHROYER) because he's too honest, then hires a crooked deputy (MICHAEL ALLDREDGE) to help him run his many illegal operations in Hazzard County. But can he trust his new deputy?

A fortune teller (LESLIE EASTERBROOK) and her assistant (TOMMY MADDEN) come to Hazzard, and after they steal a bag of cash from the Boar's Nest, Daisy's (CATHERINE BACH) future looks bleak.

When Cooter (BEN JONES) confesses to a crime he did not commit, the Dukes, knowing he is innocent, go after the real culprits.