Just a good old boy, never mean it no harm, beats all you've never saw been in trouble

with the law, such a day they was born, straightening to her.

Hello and welcome to Why is Mr. Finiacar, a TV guide review podcast of the action shows of

Yesteryear. And today we're just a couple of good old boys, never mean it no harm.

Been recording this pod since the day we was born.

Today is another great car show, Jigs of Hazard. And yeah, I just want to say thank you for

introducing me to this television show, Aaron, because spoiler alert, I loved it.

It's, it's a great show. And I, I, I, I texted you, it's like, you have now seen every

Dukes of Hazard episode ever. Like I cannot fucking believe how much of a Dukes of Hazard episode

this is, how representative of the whole. It's got everything. It's literally got everything.

There's only one iconic thing that this episode doesn't have,

which is a good old-fashioned hood slide. Apparently they didn't

invent that. There was one. There, are you sure? Because like the,

the, maybe the credit sequence, he's, he's slid over on his knee, not on his booty.

I guarantee you episode proper, because like the, the lore goes that in the, in the second

episode, Tom Wopat goes to leap. He was on like an embankment and he was going to jump over

to the hood and he trips and ends up sliding over and he actually, he rams his hitbone into the

car's antenna. And you can actually hear him go like, ah, and the director thought it was so

fucking cool. They're like, we're going to do that. We are no longer walking around cars. We're

going to slide across hoods. And in subsequent episodes, they removed the antenna from the general

B. Facilitate said slide. Well, the CB, the CB radio is a plot point in this episode.

Oh, yeah, it's in every episode. Like it's, it's, it's, it's a big deal. This is a very,

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