The Woody Woodpecker Show

Ski for Two - 1944

Woody sneaks into Wally Walrus' winter lodge without a reservation disguised as Santa Claus.

Kittens' Mittens - 1940

Three kittens blame their lost mittens on a vagabond cat, who will bear the punishment if they don't tell the truth.

Mouse Trappers - 1941

Papa Panda unsuccessfully tries to catch a mouse in the house.

Hot Diggity Dog - 1967

A chef kicks Woody's dog Duffy to keep him away from the food scraps he's throwing away. This leads to a war in which Woody messes with the chef and the chef tries to make Duffy into sausage.

Chilly Willy - 1953

Chilly boards a ship to get warm and has to contend with the ship's watchdog.

The Reckless Driver - 1946

Woody Woodpecker tries to renew his driver's license with a grumpy officer.

Wet Blanket Policy - 1948

Buzz Buzzard tries to collect on Woody Woodpecker's life insurance policy by any means necessary!

The Case of the Elephant's Trunk - 1965

Inspector Willoughby tracks a rajah's kidnapped elephant.

Knock Knock - 1940

Andy and Papa try to stop Woody from pecking on their roof.

Saddle-Sore Woody - 1964

Dirty McNasty kipnaps Sugarfoot, and Woody follows him into town to get him back.

Pig in A Pickle - 1954

The neighboring family kidnaps Milford from his birthday party to have him for dinner, but Maw and Paw rescue him.

Chilly's Hideaway - 1971

Smedley tries to evict Chilly Willy from Colonel Pot's mountain home.

Watch the Birdie - 1958

Woody heckles a birdwatcher who's spying on him.

Stage Hoax - 1952

In the Old West, Woody dresses as a woman to get a ride and free meal out of Wally Walrus and to prank Buzz Buzzard the Bandit.

Goofy Gardener - 1957

A butler tries to stop the gardener from disturbing the guests at a fancy party.

Charlie in Hot Water - 1970

Charlie Beary attempts to fix the hot water tank himself.

A Lad in Bagdad - 1968

When a crooked magic lamp salesman sells Woody a lamp that actually turns out to be magic, he tries to get it back.

Flea for Two - 1955

A country flee must rescue his bride from the playboy flea who kidnapped her.

Chilly's Cold War - 1970

Chilly Willy is cold and hungry and takes shelter in the home of Colonel Pot Shot where Smedley is the caretaker.

Wacky-bye Baby - 1948

Woody disguises himself as a baby so that millionaire Wally Walrus will adopt him.

The Mad Hatter - 1948

Woody encounters difficulties acquiring a new top hat for his Hollywood screen test.

Plywood Panic - 1953

Milford the pig wins Maw & Paw a new house, but they have to build it themselves.

Charlie's Golf Classic - 1970

Charlie teaches Bessie how to play golf. He's not the best teacher.

Short in the Saddle - 1962

Woody Woodpeckers goes out West.

Pigeon Holed - 1956

Homer Pigeon goes to the doctor for glasses, only to realize his poor vision has led him to the induction center for the Pigeonaire Corps instead.

Robinson Gruesome - 1959

Chilly rides a melting iceberg to a south seas island, where Smedley has been stranded for 28 years.

The Loan Stranger - 1942

A wolf in loan officer's clothing pursues Woody after he forgets to repay a loan.

Woody Woodpecker Polka - 1951

Woody disguises himself as a lovely lady to woo Wally Walrus and get into the dance for free.

Bear and the Bees - 1960

Cupid tries to help Fatso the Bear win over a lady bear.

Hot Time On Ice - 1967

At a weather station at the South Pole, the captain wants Smedley to fly the station's plane to get food supplies, but Chilly keeps cutting holes in the runway and fishing.

Woody And the Beanstalk - 1966

Woody climbs a large magical beanstalk and steals a golden egg from the house at the top.

Case of the Red-Eyed Ruby - 1961

Inspector Willoughby returns a stolen red-eyed ruby to an Egyptian tomb, only to have Yeggs Benedict try to steal it again.

Moochin Pooch - 1971

Charlie offers to babysit his boss' dog while he's out of town.

International Woodpecker - 1957

Woody tells Knothead and Splinter the tale of their illustrious ancestors.