Review(s): DVD The Dukes of Hazzard - The Complete Seventh Season
Final Season of the Dukes...
The final season isn't as strong as the other seasons, but it has a good share of episodes. The only episode that was kind of all right was the "strange visitor to Hazzard" (I guess they were trying to get style points for having an alien invade hazzard.). Other than that, I'm happy to finally have all seven seasons of the dukes that I can watch over and over without commercials.
In the final season, toy models of each of the cars/vans were used for the jumps and other stunt sequences. Most of the real "General Lee" jumps were taken from the fourth, fifth & sixth seasons, with the exception of "Dukes in Hollywood", where they used the real Charger for a jump scene, and also "Danger on the Hazzard Express", although it was a small jump. The stunts with the toy models were done well, even though they had the General jumping over bigger objects, like a grain tower. Some jumps you could tell it was a toy model, and others were pretty close to looking like the real Dodge Charger "General Lee".
The episodes weren't as serious as the sixth season, but they had one episode "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Duke", where Luke drinks water that's contaminated altering his behavior, and nearly tearing the duke family apart, not to mention nearly getting 20 years for robbing Boss hogg's bank.
Other than that, it's been a fun ride with the dukes of hazzard.
I'm praying that warner brothers will re-release the two reunion movies on DVD soon.
LauraLee
andy8047, you don't seem to have many of your "Dukes" facts right. In the "Daisy and Enos' Wedding" episode, they did not get married, and Enos' got Hives - not Measles (a reaction to too much happiness). Also the show was cancelled prior to the summer of 1985 - I cried the night the final episode aired - Feb 9, 1985.
The 7th season was great- just like the first 6, with the exception of the Coy & Vance days, and I am pleased to be able to share them with my kids.
A good season
This was a good season bot as good as the other ones but one thing to mention in the episode 'The Fortune Tellers' catherine bach has a wardrobe malfunction :)
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