The Dukes of Hazzard (Miles Motor Vehicles 2001) S2EP6: Ghost of Lightning McQueen - Opening Scene

Happy Halloween everyone, I’m doing one episode of The Dukes of Hazzard from season 2 The Ghost of General Lee, it’s kind of a halloween episode, because of the ghosting on General Lee and Duke boys scaring the crap out of Rosco, this episode was released 5 days before Halloween. I’m only doing this episode in certain parts because I’m avoiding copyright for it, I couldn’t think of who to use a Phil and Ernie and the Sweatwater County Sheriff so I decided to use them as themselves.

Plot:
John and Jim were driving Lightning McQueen, because they were testing out a new camshaft they got from Dominic, they were chased by Cole Trickle, however Sam’s radio was busted so Jim fooled Cole with his Sam voice invitation, soon caused the two cops to crash into each-other than the boys got away. (But not for long they have another thing coming as well.)

Cast
Jim Douglas as Luke Duke
John Bennett as Bo Duke
Rachel Ashe as Daisy Duke
Edgar Balthazar as Uncle Jesse Duke
Lightning McQueen as The General Lee (both race-cars, with matching primary colors to each-other and won races)
Fireman Sam as Deputy Enos Strate
Dominic Toretto as Cooter Davenport
Cole Trickle as Sheriff Roscoe P Coltrane
Amos Slade as Boss Hogg
Chloe as Flash (both dogs)
Griffin Kayes as Coy Duke
Patrick Winslow as Vance Duke
Esme Hoggett as Lulu Coltrane Hogg
Zoe as Myrtle Mabel Tillingham
Carroll Shelby as L.B Davenport
Guy as Huggies Hogg
Miss Floom as Miz Emma Tisdale
Roland as Sheriff Little
Mr Herbert Garrison as Dr Petticord
Shaggy as Dr Appleby
Starsky and Hutch as Norris and Floyd


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