Altar the Speed: Once Daisy and Enos get engaged they plan for the wedding to be the next day, though only Daisy knows it's because she wants to make sure they're married before his trial so she can invoke Spousal Privilege so she won't be forced to testify against him.
Bad Date: Early in the episode the Duke boys go on a date with a couple of women at the Boar's Nest. What we see of the date is Bo & Luke having an arm-wrestling contest while their dates look on bored.
Cindy:[to Sandy, after the Duke boys leave] They sure are lucky they're cute.
Bank Robbery: Another variation on the tried-and-true plot – this time, two expert robbers force Enos to participate at gunpoint, with his life in the balance if he tries anything to stop it.
Behind the Black: One scene opens with Rosco looking out the window and saying to himself, "I smell peas. And pork chops." Then his sister/Boss's wife Lulu walks up to him and asks him to help her get Boss to eat the special lunch she brought for him, which he doesn't want to eat. There's no reason for Rosco not to know what's in the meal, yet he doesn't until we see him seeing it.
Clear Their Name: The Dukes try to find the real bank robbers in order to clear their friend Enos from being sent to prison.
Department of Redundancy Department: When the Insurance Inspector calls Boss Rosco answers the phone and identities himself by name. A minute later as Boss is talking to the inspector Rosco tells him "Say Hello from Rosco," which Boss does being so distraught and confused.
Dirty Cop: Enos is accused of being one of these when they think that he's the one who stole the money from the bank.
Good Cop/Bad Cop: Boss and Rosco try to use this on Enos during his questioning. Boss tells Rosco to be the bad cop but Rosco complains, saying that Boss is a better bad cop than he is. But when they do the questioning Rosco bad cops at Enos anyway.
Extremely Short Timespan: The episode takes place over the course of two days, from the morning of day one to early afternoon of day two. During that time the bank gets robbed, an Insurance Inspector comes to investigate, Enos gets jailed, Enos gets bailed out by the Duke family, the Deputy Attorney General comes to town to investigate twice, Daisy proposes to Enos, a wedding is planned, a wedding (almost) happens twice, Enos gets jailed again, and the bank robbers get caught. Just a typical slow day in Hazzard County.
Flashback: There's one to "Officer Daisy Duke" where Daisy and Enos were on a case together. Enos sprained his ankle and Daisy kissed him before setting off to capture the bad guys by herself.
Frame-Up: The two bank robbers decide to steal the money from the bank while it's only guarded by Enos instead of waiting for the armored car and then robbing the car. They also plan to frame Enos for the robbery. Later, they plant some of the stolen money at Enos's apartment and then call the authorities and leave an anonymous tip.
Going by the Matchbook: Luke searches the bank robbers' abandoned getaway car and finds a matchbook from the Capitol City Motel, which is where they are staying.
During Enos's third degree grilling Rosco suggests that Enos get Daisy to change her story, but Enos refuses on the grounds that he would never try to make Daisy say something that was a lie, though what she thinks she saw isn't what she saw, even if it means he goes to prison.
At the wedding but before they tie the knot, Enos has a "Eureka!" Moment and realizes that Daisy doesn't really love him, she's just marrying him so she couldn't be forced to testify against him. He calls off the wedding, though he's arrested (again) before he can make the announcement.
At the end of the episode after Enos is cleared, Daisy insists on going through with the marriage anyway to spare Enos's feelings.
If I was to call off the wedding, what would Enos think? He would think the only reason I asked him to marry up with me was to save him from going to jail. Now, I can't do that to him no matter what.
Identical Grandson: Though we don't see the older copy. Jesse tells Daisy when she's wearing his late wife Lavinia's wedding dress, "you look just like your Aunt Lavinia."
Make an Example of Them: The Governor, through the Deputy Attorney General, plans to throw the book at Enos to prove to the voting populace that no one is above the law, "even the law."
Mandatory Line: Cooter gets a brief scene even though he's not really necessary for the plot, presumably just because Ben Jones was a regular on the show. (Not that being a regular didn't keep him from being absent in quite a few episodes.)
Not Me This Time: Boss's bank has been robbed under suspicious circumstances five times in the last two yearsnote actually six times as Rosco points out, but this time Boss isn't involved.
Old-Fashioned Rowboat Date: Daisy talks Enos into taking her on one of these before she asks him to marry her. Enos almost falls out of the boat when they kiss.
O.O.C. Is Serious Business: Daisy sees Enos with the money bags and asks him about it, but he just tells her to move along and he'll talk to her later. She can tell that he's acting strangely but she doesn't know the reason.
On Three: When Bo and Luke are arm wrestling during their date and notice that it's time to leave to pick up Daisy, they stop on the count of three so neither one has a chance to pin the other.
Perfectly Arranged Marriage: What Daisy hopes her plan to marry Enos will lead to. He loves her but she doesn't love him, at least no more than as a friend, but in order to keep from having to testify against him she plans to marry him. "Maybe I'll learn to love him."
Pop the Tires: During a car chase one of the bank robbers shoots the front right tire of the General Lee making the Dukes temporarily abandon the chase until they change the tire.
Waylon Jennings: Tire trouble again?!
Pragmatic Villainy: As the bank robbers are leaving town, before they get chased by the Dukes.
Robber #1: Better slow down.
Robber #2: Yeah. Wouldn't want to get pulled over for speeding.
Product Placement: While at the bank guarding the money Enos reads a Looney Tunes comic book. The Looney Tunes and Dukes were both produced by Warner Brothers.
Punk in the Trunk: When the Duke boys subdue the two bank robbers towards the end of the episode, they put them in the trunk of the General Lee in order to transport them into town.
Put Off Their Food: Boss is so disturbed by the events of the day he can't eat. Perhaps for the first time ever.
Reckless Gun Usage: During the bank robbery one of the robbers, while talking to Enos with his gun pointed at him, gestures to himself by pointing the gun at himself momentarily.
Quick Draw: While Boss is on the phone Enos entertains himself by practicing his quick draw, making "pew pew" noises as he does so. Rosco gets in on it too, pretending to be in a showdown with Enos and getting 'shot' before he can pull his gun.
Shame If Something Happened: The Deputy Attorney General strongly implies to Boss that if Enos isn't prosecuted and convicted for the bank robbery, Boss will very quickly become the former Commissioner of Hazzard County.
Spousal Privilege: Daisy decides that, in order to keep from being forced to testify against Enos, they will get married.
Status Quo Is God: At the end of the episode Enos is cleared but Daisy still intends to go through with the wedding. However, Enos breaks out in hives (he says this always happens when something good happens to him) so they postpone the wedding indefinitely — or at least until the Reunion Show.
Take a Third Option: The Deputy Attorney General tells Daisy that if she refuses to testify to what she saw after being subpoenaed she'll be in contempt of court, and if she changes her story she'll be guilty of perjury; either way, she'll go to jail. So Daisy decides to marry Enos so she can invoke Spousal Privilege.
Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Daisy innocently tells the Insurance Inspector along with Boss & Rosco that she saw Enos take some bags of money out of the bank and drive away, alone as far as she could tell. This gets Enos in a whole heap of trouble, and later the Deputy Attorney General tries to force her to testify against Enos.
Vehicular Sabotage: One of the bank robbers cuts a rope holding a bunch of tires on the back of a moving truck, which roll into the Dukes' way when they're chasing them.
With This Ring: Enos forgets to bring the ring to the wedding so Bo & Luke head to Enos's apartment while everyone waits. They run into the real bank robbers there and give chase.
