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 the Dukes to the rescue. This one will put a twinkle in your eye, gang, so gather round. The Fun Boys are talking about Granny Annie!

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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 of the episode. It’s a race for survival folks, and the Fun Boys are taking the wheel for Witness for the Persecution!

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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!

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