Ep 4. The Hazzardville Horror

Bo and Luke Duke are in trouble yet again in The Dukes of Hazzard season 3 episode 4, titled The Hazzardville Horror. The episode begins with the Duke boys being chased by the law enforcement, as usual. This time, they end up getting stranded in a strange town called Hazzardville. The town is deserted, and the Duke boys soon discover that they are not alone.

As they explore the town, they come across several strange and eerie occurrences. They hear mysterious noises, see unexplainable things, and find that the town is inhabited by an odd group of people who are all acting very strangely. The Duke boys realize that they are stuck in a town that is haunted by something, and they must figure out what it is if they are going to get out alive.

Their investigation leads them to meet a woman named Lolly, who is the only resident of the town that seems not to be under the strange influence. Lolly is a psychic who has been hired by Hazzardville to rid the town of its curse. She warns the Duke boys that they may not be able to leave the town unless they solve the mystery of what is going on.

The Duke boys explore the town further, and they discover that there is an old mansion located at the center of Hazzardville. They find a book in the mansion that contains an old journal, written by the founder of the town. In the journal, they learn that Hazzardville was built on the site of an old Indian burial ground, and that the curse of the spirits has been passed down through generations.

Armed with this knowledge, the Duke boys set out to lift the curse. They enlist the help of Lolly and start performing a series of rituals. These rituals involve creating sacred circles and burning sage to ward off evil. They also use an old tribal chant that they find in the book to attempt to contact the spirits.

As they perform the ritual, strange things begin to happen. The spirits of the dead seem to awaken and start manifesting in the physical world. The Duke boys and Lolly are terrified, but they don't give up. They finally realize that the only way to lift the curse is for the founder of the town to apologize to the spirits and make amends for what was done to the burial ground.

The Duke boys set out to find the descendants of the founder and bring them to Hazzardville. When they arrive, they explain the situation and convince the descendants to make an offering to the spirits in order to lift the curse. The offering is a series of sacred objects that the spirits are said to hold dear.

The descendants agree, and the Duke boys help them perform the ritual. As they do so, the spirits of the dead come to life once again. However, this time, they do not seem angry or vengeful. Instead, they seem to be at peace and grateful for the offering. The Duke boys and Lolly finally realize that the curse has been lifted.

As they leave Hazzardville, the Duke boys are relieved to have survived the ordeal. They realize that there are many strange and unexplainable things in the world, and that sometimes it's best not to try to understand them. Instead, they decide to focus on what they do best, which is driving their iconic car, General Lee, and getting out of trouble.