Fun Boys

When the Dukes attend the finale of the Carnival of Thrills car show, nobody thought Bo would soon be hired to make these death defying jumps! Against the advice of his loved ones, Bo is love struck and excited to be working for Diane, the devious but beautiful owner of the carnival. Meanwhile, she makes a deal with Boss that could cost her the show. Can Boss get Bo out of the picture so he can’t...

Season 2 finale time! Wee ooh wee ooh! Jesse helps his distant cousin, Holly, sell her farm. Sadly, she doesn’t trust banks and decides to keep her money in a suitcase where it is promptly lost in a random car theft. Her daughter is basically Frankie, and her son was in the Runaway, but her real treasure comes in the form of a chauffeur/butler named Higgins. Well Boss wants to swindle Holly out of...

A year after faking his own death, Henry is back to protect his secret. Boss has a nefarious plan which involves running his road through a cemetery, but Henry and the Dukes can’t let that stand. Even considering Henry’s terrible past, which nobody really explains. It was a head-scratcher for a while, but once the anonymous dead body gets in on the action, it’s Hot Potato, Hazzard style! Tough to...

The Dukes really stepped in it this week! While picking up a water heater for Jesse, the boys unknowingly grab a crate full of grass (wink wink). Rosco quickly discovers this and thinks the boys are running drugs, and we’ve got a plot line going. The boys are on the run, and we’re introduced to Mason Dixon and his team. They get in on the action but quickly team up with the Dukes to find out where...

If you like old men, young women, fraud, property damage, schemes, bandanas, and bikinis, this is the episode for you. Jesse’s old moonshining pals are upset with boss because he used their senior center money for a house of ill repute. They’re busy blowing up stuff around the county while Boss is busy interviewing the belles of Hazzard. Fortunately, Bo and Luke didn’t have anything going on today...

When a Texas Ranger with a heart of gold comes to Hazzard, that can only mean one thing. There’s a gang of tough guys, led by that shifty ol' Snake Harmon, and they want to root, toot, and shoot anything that gets in their way. Cue the Dukes! Bo and Luke don’t mind infiltrating the gang, and they make it look so fun that Daisy does it too. The revolving door at the sheriff’s office is still spinni...

Sweet Loretta is on her way to do a show, but Hazzard County has other plans. Boss and Rosco reroute her tour bus past the Boars Nest where she is promptly kidnapped by the Pine Valley Rockers. They spend most of the episode parked in a barn, while Bo and Luke slowly drive around, and the local fuzz doesn’t really leave the Boars Nest. Not much urgency in this one, but everyone seemed to have a lo...

Two new cops in town!? Sheriff Grady Bird joins the cast, but the big news is that Daisy becomes a deputy. Grady catches some bank robbers and they escape on Daisy’s watch. Everyone joins the chase until it ends with a plane crash. There was some questionable behavior and decision making in this episode, and that’s saying something for Hazzard county. I don’t want to lead you towards any conclusio...

This week we’re discussing treasure hunting, the civil war, gator wrestling, metal detectors, boats…. and twins! Did Jed find a magic lamp? No friends, all this and more is in the latest episode of the Dukes of Hazzard. Laura (aka Mary Kaye) is an academic who’s on the hunt for a civil war relic. Then the bad guys want it, and then Boss wants it, and then there’s car chases, and boat chases, and g...

An old moonshiner can’t give up the life of crime, even with the ATF constantly busting him. Luckily, Boss’s own crime of the week involves something similar to an army tank, which our moonshiner quickly steals for a mobile shine operation. The Dukes can’t pass on a crime spree opportunity of their own, so they’re quickly involved, and pretty soon we’ve got chaos all over north central Georgia. Th...

This episode could have more appropriately been called “oil tycoon hires goons to kidnap daughter and make her go on a sweet cruise, but the Dukes get mixed up in things, and we’re not sure anyone even got to go on the cruise.” But the daughter, Susie, is in love with a farm boy she met at college. Daddy thinks it’s a bad match, but the Dukes teach everyone that true love comes from the heart… and...

It’s a classic tale, the guy from Manimal comes to town pretending to be a Duke, and chaos ensues. Gaylord Duke shows up with the deed to his family’s land. But it’s way behind on taxes and Boss has plans to sell it to a supermarket chain. To complicate things further, Daisy falls hard for the guy (yes, her cousin), and it takes a little too long for the gang to figure out he’s a fraud. Don’t worr...

You just know we’re in for a bumpy ride when a VW Beetle with horns on the hood is approaching Hazzard. This week Rosco is on hiatus, so Boss calls in Hughie Hogg to help maintain chaos and disorder in Hazzard. But the bigger story this week is that there are strippers in town, and they’re stealing auto parts and quickly reselling them to an unsuspecting Cooter. It takes the crew a moment to figur...

Well friends, if you’re looking for a clean election, Hazzard County might not be the place for you. TC Rogers has come back to Hazzard, looking for revenge for her father. Boss cheated him out of an election 15 years ago, and she’s mad as hell. Boss tried every dirty trick in the book to win, but the Dukes took the same questionable path, and this was just a real gross election, folks. Fortunatel...

Move over, Swamp Molly, there’s a new old lady criminal in town. And this one uses her art skills to make counterfeit plates. Granny Annie pays the boys in counterfeit money, and it’s not long before Boss hears about it. Things quickly go south as Boss decides to sell the plates to a neighboring heavy. The deal goes sideways and Boss’s life is on the line! Rosco melts our hearts again, and it’s th...

The General picked a bad week to have the vapors. Boss is supposed to testify in a federal case, which he thinks will land him in the governor’s mansion. But first he’s got to survive the threat of hit men to prevent him from testifying. The feds think the safest place for him to hide out is at the Duke farm. The boys think he should be on the road. And that’s where we hit high gear for the rest o...

Gang, this episode bills itself as the boys getting wrapped up in the schemes of a crooked demo derby baron. This guy is running hot race car engines, and gets the boys to unknowingly deliver them. But that’s not the Fun Boys takeaway. We saw this as a whole episode of Daisy saving the day. Credit where credit is due! Circle up and grab hands. We’ve got ourselves a Hazzard Connection to talk about...

It’s not just a clever name, friends. This week, the boys encounter Cale as they’re running from Rosco. Turns out he’s testing a new super charger for his race car, and he’s got to hide out because the pesky Jethro brothers want to steal it. Once Boss hears about all this, of course he sees dollar signs and wants a piece of the action. The only way out of this one is a game of three card Monty, Ge...

After a high speed chase, the General goes into the pond and it looks like the boys have drowned. In the midst of this devastating news, Boss reaches a new low as he tries to pin a watch theft on the dead boys. Emotions ran high in Hazzard, and there’s just too much going on to do it justice here. Grab a tissue and hit play, The Fun Boys are helping you through The Ghost of General Lee. Feel free...

This week on Fun Boys, we’re hitting the back roads of Hazzard County for “Road Pirates”—an episode that proves absolutely nobody should ever trust a truck full of televisions in Georgia. When a gang of hijackers starts knocking over freight trucks, somehow Bo, Luke, and Cletus end up taking the blame. With Boss Hogg chasing a shady TV deal, Rosco chasing the wrong suspects, and the General Lee ch...

Boss hosts a meeting of four old Chicago gangsters in Hazzard. With a tough crew like that coming to town, the smart play is to leave them alone. That’s just not in the Dukes nature though, so they insert themselves into the situation and they’re quickly running for their lives. It only takes a moment for them to remember they’re the purveyors or all that is good, so the Dukes, Cooter, and Cletus...

The Dukes agree to help Mel Tillis and Rosco’s wife win a horse race with their secret weapon, Manasses, the second fastest horse in Hazzard County. They also own the fastest horse, but he’s only for emergencies. But can it be that easy? Not with professional horse thieves in their midst, and Boss with his own nefarious plans. Not to worry though, the Dukes enlist the help of their stunt doubles a...

Three bad guys come to Hazzard with a trunk full of gold bars. They put it in Boss’s bank to keep it safe while Cooter fixes their car. Sounds like a quiet day in Hazzard. Let’s arrest the Dukes anyway, just in case! The Dukes have a day to kill while they’re waiting for the mobile dentist to get back to town to help Jesse. Rosco and Enos are trying to arrest the boys before they steal the gold, b...

Jesse Duke versus Boss Hogg! When a bunch of old moon runners get together, it’s a matter of time before someone’s making claims about who was the best driver. Boss and Jesse dust off their racing gloves for one last ride. In a wild twist, Boss puts real shine in Jesse’s car and then calls Sheriff Loomis, who hates shine! Can the Duke clan and Cooter help bail Jesse out of this jam before he gets...

Season 1 Recap Episode! The Fun Boys podcast was born without a name or a plan. Just four friends who wanted an excuse to talk every week. We set our sites on a familiar topic to us all: The Dukes of Hazzard. We had a lot of fun discussing the episodes of season 1, and we even learned a little about podcasting. We’ve enjoyed the banter so far, and are excited to continue on with season 2, but firs...