K&F Show #339: Classic Rides, Garage Laughs & Reviewing The Dukes of Hazzard: Reunion!

Show Review

This week on The Kibbe and Friends Show, the crew brings another fun mix of car talk, laughs, and nostalgia. From the moment the conversation kicks off, it’s clear this episode is all about blending garage-style storytelling with the pop culture that makes gearhead life so much fun.

Classic cars are front and center, with the team diving into the quirks and joys of Fords, Chevys, Mopars, and more. They swap stories of repairs gone wrong, restoration challenges, and the little design choices that make old iron either a dream or a nightmare. These real-world experiences create plenty of laughs and a “been there, done that” vibe that every car enthusiast can relate to.

Humor is the glue that holds it all together. Inside jokes make their return, witty one-liners land just right, and more than one story spirals into laughter. Even when a repair goes sideways or a detail is missed, it all becomes part of the fun. As always, the disasters make the best stories.

Pop culture weaves into the mix, too. The crew tosses in nods to classic car movies and TV, connecting the dots between Hollywood’s version of cars and the real-world experience of owning them. It’s not just about the machines—it’s about how they’ve shaped memories and culture.

And before the episode wraps, the guys tease what’s ahead: new project car updates, hints at upcoming guests (including some familiar names), and even a surprise twist in the show’s future lineup. It’s just enough to keep fans curious while not overshadowing this week’s laughs.

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Dukes of Hazzard Review: Reunion! (1997)

The highlight of this week’s show is the crew’s review of The Dukes of Hazzard: Reunion! (1997), the made-for-TV movie that reunited Bo, Luke, Daisy, Uncle Jesse, and the rest of the Hazzard gang. For longtime fans, it was a nostalgic trip back to Hazzard County—but as the team points out, it wasn’t without its quirks.

They dive into the differences from the original TV series, from the General Lee’s slightly “off” look and sound effects, to the new theme music that just didn’t feel the same. While some details left them scratching their heads, the return of Roscoe, Cooter, and other familiar faces made it worth the ride.

Memorable scenes stood out, too—including the infamous roller-skating bikini car wash, which instantly became a running joke among the hosts. Another poignant moment was Uncle Jesse breaking the fourth wall, addressing the audience directly—a rare and touching scene given Denver Pyle’s passing not long after.

Opinions among the crew varied, with some rating it higher for nostalgia and others being more critical of the changes. But everyone agreed that some Dukes is better than no Dukes. They also debated how the reunion stacked up against the 2000 follow-up TV movie, teasing listeners to come back for more comparisons in future episodes.

For fans of the original series, the review is a perfect blend of critique, humor, and genuine appreciation. Whether you loved the reunion or not, the crew makes sure it’s a fun ride worth revisiting.