Nancy McKeon will be joining Dancing With The Stars this season!

[MA]

Originally Posted by '80sSitcoms

Blond head in the back; 5th from the left.

I see him now, next to the brown head.

[RetroGuy2000]

Originally Posted by '80sSitcoms

Poor John Schneider; he's one of the few actual stars, and he's not very visible at all in this pic.

And not as blond as he was when he was a good ole Duke boy.

['80sSitcoms]

Originally Posted by RetroGuy2000

And not as blond as he was when he was a good ole Duke boy.

I had a Dukes of Hazaard Big Wheel!

[RetroGuy2000]

Originally Posted by '80sSitcoms

I had a Dukes of Hazaard Big Wheel!

We had the board game!

['80sSitcoms]

Originally Posted by RetroGuy2000

We had the board game!

Whoa! I didn't even know there was a board game!

[RetroGuy2000]

And I didn't know there was a Dukes big wheel!

But I'm not surprised. The '80s were an era of toy tie-ins.

[DJM77]

Originally Posted by RetroGuy2000

We had the board game!

I had the Dukes Of Hazzard board game, a Dukes Of Hazzard coloring book, as well as a t-shirt, some pajamas and a decent size toy General Lee. It was my favorite show for a while when I was a youngster.

['80sSitcoms]

Originally Posted by DJM77

I had the Dukes Of Hazzard board game, a Dukes Of Hazzard coloring book, as well as a t-shirt, some pajamas and a decent size toy General Lee. It was my favorite show for a while when I was a youngster.

Nice! We lived out in the country, and someone in the area had a car painted just like the General Lee. Once in a while we would be looking out a window or playing outside and catch it zooming down the road, and that was always fun.

(by the way, I discovered those toys weren't called "Big Wheels" like I thought, but "Power Cycles"---?? From more research, apparently Big Wheels came along first, then in the '80s they became the much less child lingo-esque "Power Cycles")

[DJM77]

Originally Posted by '80sSitcoms

(by the way, I discovered those toys weren't called "Big Wheels" like I thought, but "Power Cycles"---?? From more research, apparently Big Wheels came along first, then in the '80s they became the much less child lingo-esque "Power Cycles")

Cool! i didn't even know about Power Cycles. I got a Big Wheel for Christmas in 1979 when I was 2. It was yellow and black.

[RetroGuy2000]

Originally Posted by DJM77

I had the Dukes Of Hazzard board game, a Dukes Of Hazzard coloring book, as well as a t-shirt, some pajamas and a decent size toy General Lee. It was my favorite show for a while when I was a youngster.

We likely had T-shirts, too, as that sounds familiar. I don't 100% recall, though. We even watched the Enos spin-off that lasted one season, and the Saturday morning cartoon.

['80sSitcoms]

Originally Posted by RetroGuy2000

We even watched the Enos spin-off that lasted one season

Wow, now that's dedication!

[RetroGuy2000]

Originally Posted by '80sSitcoms

Wow, now that's dedication!

I actually have almost no memories of that show, other than it had Enos in it.

[DJM77]

Originally Posted by DJM77

I had the Dukes Of Hazzard board game, a Dukes Of Hazzard coloring book, as well as a t-shirt, some pajamas and a decent size toy General Lee. It was my favorite show for a while when I was a youngster.

Come to think of it I also had a lunch box. I probably watched the cartoon.

[Impressions]

OMG. Did y'all not see the mini-Facts reunion on GMA??

https://youtu.be/jlKefopQ7wk?t=3m

['80sSitcoms]

Originally Posted by Impressions

OMG. Did y'all not see the mini-Facts reunion on GMA??

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Oh, wow! What fun! It's the "classic 4" all on-screen again!! (together, but separate, lol) That is awesome! And Nancy was genuinely surprised and not expecting this when they introduced it, I loved that! And, of course, the "sisters" comment. Thanks for finding and sharing this Impressions!