037, 11/05/80 - "Enos - Strate to the Top"
Enos leaves the Hazzard County Sheriff's Department for a special assignment with the Los Angeles Police Department (also episode 001 of the series ENOS.)
038, 11/07/80 - "The Hazzardville Horror"
A pair of sneak thieves, a pretty girl, and a haunted house make life exciting for Luke and Bo.
039, 11/14/80 - "And in This Corner, Luke Duke"
Luke is goaded into a boxing match with a professional fighter, ostensibly for the glory of Hazzard County, but actually for the benefit of Boss Hogg's wallet.
040, 11/21/80 - "The Late J.D. Hogg"
writer: Martin Roth, director: Hollingsworth Morse - A mistake in a medical report makes a changed man out of Boss Hogg when he thinks he has but a short time to live.
041, 11/28/80 - "Uncle Boss"
Boss Hogg plans to rob his own bank and blame it on the Dukes.
042, 12/05/80 - "Baa, Baa White Sheep"
Boss Hogg's good twin shows up to claim his share of their aunt's inheritance, but mean Boss long ago had his brother declared legally dead.
043, 12/12/80 - "Mrs. Rosco P. Coltrane"
Rosco's computer-ordered fiance is actually a crook, who's two buddies rob
Boss's bank while the wedding ceremony takes place. Guest: William Sanderson.
044, 12/19/80 - "The Great Santa Claus Chase"
A truckload of Christmas tress is hijacked by Boss Hogg's thugs, and the Dukes disguise themselves as Santa Clauses to get them back.
045, 01/02/81 - "Good Neighbors Duke"
Luke and Bo heed Uncle Jesse's advice to be good neighbors and run up against some new Hazzard citizens whose need for help seems beyond them, until Luke hits onto a desperate plan of action.
046, 01/09/81 - "State of the County"
writer: Bruce Howard, director: Dick Moder. A neighboring sheriff uses strong-arm
tactics to force Boss to retire and release control of Hazzard. Guest: the Oak Ridge
Boys.
047, 01/16/81 - "The Legacy"
An old flame of Uncle Jesse's returns to Hazzard to search for the legacy left by her moonshining late husband, and to collect a debt from Boss Hogg.
048, 01/23/81 - "Duke vs. Duke"
writer: Martin Roth, director: Hollingsworth Morse - It's Duke vs. Duke as Bo and Luke compete against each other, and Rosco, to try and win the J.D. Hogg First Annual Hazzard Derby.
049, 01/30/81 - "My Son, Bo Hogg"
After Bo hits his head and gets a case of temporary amnesia, Boss Hogg takes advantage of the situation to adopt Bo as his son so he can make a financial killing by having him run moonshine.
050, 02/06/81 - "To Catch a Duke"
writer: Bruce Howard, director: Denver Pyle - Rosco is stripped of his badge by Boss Hogg after the loot from a jewelry robbery is found in his car, so Rosco joins forces with the Dukes to find the real culprit.
051, 02/13/81 - "Along Came a Duke"
writer: Len Kaufman, director: Paul Baxley - Boss Hogg's annual Stonewall Jackson Day celebration seemingly turns sour when the General's historic sword, which Luke and Bo are hired to guard, becomes the target of a pair of crooks hired by Hogg.
052, 02/20/81 - "By-Line Daisy Duke"
Daisy moonlights as a reporter for the Hazzard Herald and gets a by-line when Boss Hogg overlooks the power of the press during one of his nefarious schemes.
053, 03/06/81 - "The Return of Hughie Hogg"
Boss Hogg brings his mean nephew, Hughie Hogg, back to help nail the Duke cousins and lives to regret it.
054, 03/13/81 - "Bye, Bye, Boss"
writer: Jim Rogers, director: Denver Pyle - As an escaped convict returns to Hazzard to settle a score with Boss Hogg, Luke and Bo have to save their nemesis when he is kidnapped by the vengeful fugitive.
055, 03/27/81 - "The Great Hazzard Hijack"
Bo and Luke find 50 dollar bills floating down the river, money which turns out to be
part of an armored car robbery that happend 5 years earlier. We meet one of Luke's
Marine buddies in this episode. Roy Orbison gets caught in the celebrity speed trap
and sings at the end of the show.
056, 04/03/81 - "The Hack of Hazzard"
writer: Len Kaufman, director: Paul Baxley - A handsome hitchhiker lights a
fire in Daisy's eyes, but the fire he lights up for Boss Hogg is at the end
of a fuse.
057, 04/10/81 - "The Canterbury Crock"
writer: Bruce Howard, director: Dick Moder - A piece of crockery the Dukes buy at a garage sale turns out to be worth a fortune.