OK, two big things to share in this one. First, we're now LIVE on Patreon and you can find it at https://www.patreon.com/kfshow! We have every desire to continue to do - and build - this show, and as we shared in the show....it hasn't gone quite to plan. But, a number of you have awesomely offered (and even asked) to support the show directly, and Patreon is the best way that we know how to do it. You can choose from the three levels of support you'd like to do and we'll be putting together something cool for those that choose to go this direct route! We're building this airline as we fly it (or as we jump it). Maybe this is the point where things can go to that next level.

Here's the second big thing; we just finished our review of the final episode of Season 3 of the Dukes. This episode is likely both the first and lat time that Julius Caeser will be referenced as a connection to the plot of the story (not a joke). Apparently a vase was commissioned by Cleopatra, it ended up in Hazzard County, and a fancy-pants art collector brings Sgt Tackleberry from the Police Academy movies to come get it. This somehow leads to Daisy giving Cooter flowers for his birthday, Rosco and Boss jumping the General Lee backwards down a cliff, and everything working out great in the end. And a widow gets her mortgage paid in there somewhere too. 10-corndogs all around.

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DUKES REVIEW: Do you remember Tuck McElroy, Lead Singer of The Good 'Ol Boys and the driver in the Winnebago from the Blue Brothers? That's the bad guy in this episode. And unfortunately, that fact alone is pretty much the highlight of this one too. Anyway, here's the run down: Boss Hogg is kidnapped for ransom by an escaped convict, 'ol Tuck McElroy himself. The convict had been imprisoned after Boss had testified against him at a trial, and he swore his revenge...which is what this whole episode is about apparently. The convict steals the General Lee, puts Boss in the shotgun seat, buys a log of salami, and then hides in a shack until the Dukes challenge him to a race (weird race - it's the General Lee vs the Dukes, all of whom are riding horeseback). I made almost none of that up. 6 Corndogs.

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