Nerdy Trivia: February 25, 2026

(*just imagine I'm whispering this*) The second your house finally goes quiet, the fridge, the neighbor's dog, and a car alarm three blocks away all seem to coordinate to ruin it.

Considering "The Dukes of Hazzard" was making nearly $200 million a year in merchandise, you'd think paying the stars what they're owed would be the easy call. Warner Bros. disagreed, and when the stars walked, two actors were hastily hired to play the original Duke boys' cousins. It became one of TV's most notorious casting disasters. Which characters briefly replaced Bo and Luke Duke on "The Dukes of Hazzard"?

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49 years ago TODAY, minor-league goons turned busted teeth and cheap seats into a full-contact comedy strategy when "Slap Shot" opened in theaters in 1977!

Paul Newman’s Reggie Dunlop is a washed-up player-coach on a failing small-town team who realizes the only way to save the Charlestown Chiefs is to lean into pure chaos. It went from a modest hit to a full-on cult hockey classic and one of Newman’s most beloved, foul-mouthed roles.

There’s something about The Love Boat that perfectly captures the transition from the 1970s to the ‘80s. The theme song, the guest stars, the storylines, the laugh track — from its premiere in 1977 until it finally docked into port in 1986, Love Boat was prime Saturday night viewing for nearly a full decade.

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