He was a real villain, and he also appeared in every single one of the 146 episodes of The Dukes of Hazzard. The County Commissioner "Boss Hogg" always wore his white Stetson and had a cigar in his hand! At age 74, the actor Sorrell Booke died in 1994 in California. The actor was featured in roughly 100 movies and was even nominated for an Emmy Award in 1964 for his performance in Dr. Kildare. The talented man had a handle on five languages, which he spoke fluently - including Japanese.

The good "Uncle Jesse" and the series' villain "Boss Hogg" are the pure embodiment of "good" and "bad". Although the two were fighting over and over again, "Jesse" and "Boss" have been inextricably connected with a love-hate relationship since their early childhood.

"Luke" and "Bo Duke's" car was of huge importance to both of them. This 1969 Dodge Charger was such an important part in the series, it even got its own name: the General Lee!

The famous singer and songwriter Waylon Jennings was not only the one who composed and sang the show's famous theme song "Good Ol' Boys," but he also served as the show's narrator, or "The Balladeer", as he was officially called.

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