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    Quote Originally Posted by vifferman
    It's right up there on my list of movies to avoid at all costs.
    Exactly, at all costs. Watching it would somehow tarnish the good reputation of the original because we all know *it was for real* and this is just a comedy! I think I'll even avoid the DVD upon release too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Charlie
    Really, Boss Hogg is a stick in the new one?
    What was his dogs name? Rascole-Pecole-Train (excuse spelling) or was that his side kick?
    Its been a while and the old age is messing with my memory!
    Dogs name was *Flash*, but that was Rosco's mut! Remember Rosco's side-kick "Enos"...lol, the way Rosco used to pronounce it was hillarious!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zed
    Dogs name was *Flash*, but that was Rosco's mut! Remember Rosco's side-kick "Enos"...lol, the way Rosco used to pronounce it was hillarious!
    Oh I remember now. Hahaha I was way off - but I was just a youngin!
    Yeah the way he mumbles under his breath when he cursing the boys!

    Oh and there was all the big truckies that helped them out so they could avoid the law...

    Ahhh them was the days!

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    Arrow I watched a news article.

    Had the blonde dude that played as one of the brothers. He said he was very disappointed that it was not suitable for the younger viewers like the old show...
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    I thought it was teh LOL/shizzle nip tizzle.

    I loved teh fight, and when he goes drifting through the city.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vifferman
    It's right up there on my list of movies to avoid at all costs.

    Good.
    That's $15 or whatever I've saved.
    That'll buy me a half a tank of petrol for the bike....
    say after me "bit torrent"

    well done now back to your room

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    Quote Originally Posted by Charlie
    Really, Boss Hogg is a stick in the new one?
    What was his dogs name? Rascole-Pecole-Train (excuse spelling) or was that his side kick?
    Its been a while and the old age is messing with my memory!
    I think it is actually Rosco P. Coltrain and Police Dawg Flash, coo coo geddim Flash!
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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog
    I think it is actually Rosco P. Coltrain and Police Dawg Flash, coo coo geddim Flash!
    Ok show off - so your either a fan or just a smidgen older than me!
    I was just a wee nipper when it was on TV and dont recal a lot in detail - oh except that the car was called The General Lee! (I think?)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Charlie
    Ok show off - so your either a fan or just a smidgen older than me!
    I was just a wee nipper when it was on TV and dont recal a lot in detail - oh except that the car was called The General Lee! (I think?)
    Yeah their 1969 orange Dodge Charger! I'm not sure on the statistics but it was said that when filming the hit television series that ran from 1979-85 (I was 9 when it started!), they went through 10's of Charger's because the jumps "the stuntmen" performed were killing them!
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    General Lee 4 sale

    Just been looking at the "Just Cars" mag from OZ there is an original "General Lee with Uncle Jess' Pickup for sale. Way out of my budget but if you are into that sort of thing
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    how many cars must they have written off for the original show? those jumps were mental.. wonder what the record is for just one show?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Holy Roller
    Way out of my budget but if you are into that sort of thing
    Not my thing bro! Spend my money on bikes any day!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by bugjuice
    how many cars must they have written off for the original show? those jumps were mental.. wonder what the record is for just one show?
    Dunno but when I went past the movie set in '82 there were eight of them parked side by side, all identical.
    I understand they used plain-jane "Belmont" models (excuse my link with Holden models) for the jump scenes 'cos the return to earth impact rooted them, the "Premier" big-block model was used for all the fancy drifting and high speed stuff but not trashed, if you ever saw the series you would notice in a jump scene that as the car went past in slo-mo you could see quite a bit of oil smoke coming out of the exhaust as these were tired old dungers tarted up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zed
    Yeah their 1969 orange Dodge Charger! I'm not sure on the statistics but it was said that when filming the hit television series that ran from 1979-85 (I was 9 when it started!), they went through 10's of Charger's because the jumps "the stuntmen" performed were killing them!
    I remember reading they had summat like 14 they used when filming the series - this allowed for ones that were being repaired when suspension collapsed and that sort of thing.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog
    Dunno but when I went past the movie set in '82 there were eight of them parked side by side, all identical.
    I understand they used plain-jane "Belmont" models (excuse my link with Holden models) for the jump scenes 'cos the return to earth impact rooted them, the "Premier" big-block model was used for all the fancy drifting and high speed stuff but not trashed, if you ever saw the series you would notice in a jump scene that as the car went past in slo-mo you could see quite a bit of oil smoke coming out of the exhaust as these were tired old dungers tarted up.
    yeah, I wouldn't have thought they'd root perfectly good cars. Now adays, they'd probably strip everything out of them and just fire them from pressure rockets.. just not the same..
    Anyway, I do know that the engines in those could sometimes upset the flight of those things too, so lots of prep went into that..
    It's like Knight Rider too, I remember seeing a photo of about 12 cars parked side by side for filmin an a rootin

    Hell, root 'em all!!!!!! yeeeeeehaaaaaaa

    See the outtakes of new Starsky and Hutch movie? They rooted a few of those cars (can't remember what the red one was now.. Charger..?) in the movie

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