RICHMOND, Va. -- How about a little love for the most exciting team in town over the last week, those Duquesne Dukes, experiencing a moment unlike anything they've seen in more than a quarter-century?

Cartoon Canon. Ullman: When the Dukes were kings! By Rob Ullman. Mar 23, 2024 • 11:33 pm ... --How about a little love for the most exciting team in town over the last week, those Duquesne Dukes ...

How’s this for a merchandising ploy? This came in today’s email: “Warner Archives is offering the first 400 pre-orders for Hanna Barbera’s The Dukes: The Complete Animated Series ...

DUKES OF HAZZARD, John Schneider, Catherine Bach, Tom Wopat, ... Then when the show took off and when we got out into L.A. it literally became the Road Runner cartoon with human actors.

As the debate wages over the Confederate flag, one of the most prominent places where it can still be found is atop the famed car from the legendary early 80's TV series, "The Dukes of Hazzard ...

While Dukes was the namesake for James Madison's athletic programs, ... Duke the Dog was then created and featured as a cartoon on the cover of the 1972-73 men's basketball media guide.

A native of New York who was raised in Ridgewood, N.J., the dark-haired Mayer went on to reprise his Vance Duke character in a cartoon series called The Dukes.. He also appeared in such series as ...

They played on and off as the Dukes, but in 1972 the name stuck, and the iconic cartoon conquistador was born. It’s a symbol of pride, a common tattoo even. “It’s a Zia tattoo or a Dukes tattoo.

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When 'The Dukes of Hazzard' premiered on January 26, 1979, it was intended to be a temporary patch in CBS’s primetime schedule until 'The Incredible Hulk' returned. It became much, much more.

While Dukes was the namesake for James Madison's athletic programs, ... Duke the Dog was then created and featured as a cartoon on the cover of the 1972-73 men's basketball media guide.