We’re back from a cliffhanger where Bo just punched Luke. This leads to a brawl that causes Bo to pack up everything he owns and leave home in the General so he can join the carnival. The thrills don’t stop there. We quickly learn that our mysterious stranger is investigating insurance fraud. He teams up with the Dukes to figure out what’s going on at this carnival. Can they get to Bo in time so he doesn’t get almost car jump murdered like the last three guys did? Of course they can. But that just means there’s time for Luke to join Bo in the 32 car jump! Join us for love, lust, and thrills, as the Fun Boys discuss the thrilling conclusion of Carnival of Thrills part 2!

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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 do the jump? Will the Dukes stop their fussin' and feudin'? And who called Stallone, because we’ve got a cliffhanger in town?! Buckle up for this one gang, the Fun Boys are jumping into the Carnival of Thrills, Part 1!

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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 her money, a drunk guy inadvertently steals it, the bank robbers unknowingly acquire it in a car purchase, and Lori wrestles Boss to finally get it back. They threw a lot at us, but no job is too big, come one come all, as Tyler might say. Welcome to the Fun Boys, where we are about to enjoy some Southern Comfurts.

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 follow, but a blast to discuss. Thankfully, we had super fan Drew with us to talk about it. Stick around to the end so you can hear about his flawless Dukes road trip. But first, settle in for a weird one as Drew and the Fun Boys discuss R.I.P. Henry Flatt!

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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 this dope came from. Boss and Rosco are hungry for more reward money, but they aren’t as much of a problem as the drug lord and his goons. Fortunately though, Mason has all of the resources of Knight Industries, including hang gliders. The Fun Boys had a real good time talking about this one, so let’s have a listen to Mason Dixon’s Girls!

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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, so they insert themselves into the action. Oh, and we’ve got a new sheriff again. There’s too much to discuss here, and we honestly don’t know how they fit everything into a single episode. But they did it, and the Fun Boys are talking about it. So join us for Return of the Ridge Raiders!

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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 spinning, but I’m pretty sure Grady is at the helm of ineptitude this week. But it was a fun one, so put on your swooning shoes, the Fun Boys are talking about Jude Emery!

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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 lovely day in Hazzard. Loretta even decided to skip her concert to go back to the Boars Nest at the end. Take a load off, everyone. It’s time to find the coal miner’s daughter!

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