Daisy Mae Duke is a fictional character, played by Catherine Bach, from the American television series The Dukes of Hazzard. She was the cousin of Bo and Luke, the main protagonists of the show, who were also cousins, and the three lived on a farm on the outskirts of Hazzard County with their Uncle Jesse. Although never mentioned in the series itself, some press material for the show suggests that Daisy's parents, along with Bo and Luke's,...
One of the racing crew asks Dil Driscoll what he'd like to order at the Boar'...
The Dukes are taken in by Pauline after Boss Hogg seized their farm. Pauline...
The Dukes are taken in by Pauline after Boss Hogg seized their farm. Pauline...
Billy Prickett walks out of Boss Hog's garage after he learns that he'll driv...
Daisy Dukes walks up to Dil and his friends at the Boars Nest and he's starin...
Dil gets cute with Daisy and she won't put up with much more of his crap.
Daisy Dukes has almost had enough of Dil and if he cracks one more joke at he...
Daisy kicks Dil out of his chair and then pins him down with her high heeled ...
Bo and Luke decide to snoop around the construction site to try and find out ...
Rosco tells the Duke boys that he heard about what happened at the Miller far...
Bo and Luke are being transported from jail to a Georgia working facility. B...
Bo and Luke decide to snoop around the construction site to try and find out ...
Daisy is talking to Uncle Jessie about Luke and Bo getting into trouble again.
Bo and Luke are being transported from jail to a Georgia working facility. B...
Daisy goes to the sheriff's department to try and find out what Boss Hog is d...
Jesse yells for Daisy. She tells him she's in the "shower". The shower conta...
Jesse yells for Daisy. She tells him she's in the "shower". The shower conta...
Daisy is distracting the two cops while Luke and Bo can escape from the cop car.
Daisy is on the side of the road and she is distracting the police officers s...
Daisy is flirting with the police officers to distract them so that Luke and ...
Daisy distracted the officers long enough for Bo and Luke to get away and she...
Daisy catches up to Billy Pritchett when he walks out of Boss Hogg's garage. ...
Daisy catches up to Billy Pritchett when he walks out of Boss Hogg's garage. ...
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