The Dukes of Hazzard

Sheriff Coltrane, known for his short temper, starts a slot machine operation to fund his re-election campaign, but Bo and Luke Duke outsmart him and redirect the profits to a charitable cause.

A shady music-publishing company defrauds Daisy of $50, and as corruption surrounds the scheme, Boss Hogg is suspected of involvement, with the FBI closely monitoring the situation.

Bo and Luke find themselves in a dangerous situation when they unknowingly drive a borrowed car filled with moonshine and pick up a pregnant hitchhiker who is secretly transporting a large sum of stolen mob money.

Bo and Luke Duke set their sights on the engine of a damaged car, leading them to strike a deal with a dishonest car dealer. The dealer's shady plan puts them in a dangerous situation that could result in legal trouble.

Uncle Jesse uses the family moonshine still to produce an experimental high-octane fuel in hopes of addressing a national energy shortage, while a female IRS agent sparks both professional tension and romantic interest with Bo.

Molly, who helped Uncle Jesse escape federal trouble in the 1930s, returns asking for his and the rest of the Duke family's help on one final moonshine run.

A skilled and confident female racer enters the Hazzard County stock car derby, challenging Luke's dominance and stirring personal feelings. Meanwhile, Boss Hogg is determined to win the trophy, as it contains his late mother's ashes.

Bo and Luke Duke are wrongly accused of a bank heist, but evidence places them at the scene, raising questions about who else might be involved. As they try to clear their names, they discover clues that point to a surprising suspect.

Cooter causes chaos when he hot-wires the U.S. President's limo, which has stopped at the Boar's Nest, and takes off on an unexpected joy ride, leading to a series of complications for the residents of Hazzard.

Bo and Luke Duke are deputized and sent to Springfield to bring back a prisoner, but they soon discover the man they're transporting is a dangerous Public Enemy #1.

When the government plans to destroy old currency, Boss Hogg devises a plan to make it seem like Bo and Luke Duke are responsible for stealing a million dollars in worn-out bills.

Bo and Luke take jobs driving an 18-wheeler, unaware that the trailer is a mobile gambling operation. They soon discover that the games offered are unfair and part of a larger scam.

The Duke family and the local police are quarantined inside the jail, leaving Daisy to track down bank robbers who have disguised themselves as the comedy duo Laurel and Hardy.