[SmithL]

As if Jessica Simpson wasn't enough reason to skip this movie.

[cyborg]

check this out

[tet68]

Ben Jones, a wisecracking mechanic on the popular series from 1979-85 played the part of a Georgia congressman .


Ahh Cooter, I knew him in the old days.......
when he was a drunk, out of work poet/"actor".

[mwyounce]

"Breaker one, breaker one, might be crazy, but I ain't dumb, Craaaaaaaazy Cooter comin' at ya, any of y'all Dukes at home on the Hazzard net?"


Nahhh, I didn't watch it too much growing up! :-D

[Viking2002]

Anyone else but me notice that Southern Democrats are really starting to resemble Northern Republicans more and more? Jes' wonderin'.

[SilentServiceCPOWife]

I watched the show, but it was only because I thought Luke Duke was a hottie. :-)

[Flux Capacitor]

I'd rather watch the Coy and Vance season again than this movie.

-Dan

[Mr. Blonde]

And I thought Jessica Simpson was the only reason to go. In my expert opinion her "Boots are made for Walking" video is like "The Godfather" of music videos.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Cooter's got a point. The television show was wholesome and more family oriented. Plus the characters have that adultness to them. Looking at Johnny Knoxville and that other guy, they look like a couple of teens.

[pcottraux]

Denver Pyle could not be reached for his comments on the matter.

[Nachum]

I had a small part in the made-for-tv Dukes of Hazard movie a year or two ago. I got to work with one of the original cast members and did a funny bit with him.

Some of the most fun I've ever had. Great people. I'd like to say I was a little disappointed that the movie did not bring back some of that cast. They took the name of the show for this movie- and not much else.

[45Auto]

Sure, like the TV series didn't play up Catherine Bach's good looks: