The Woody Woodpecker Show

Room and Bored - 1962

Smedley works for the telephone company and tries to evict Woody from a telephone pole.

Papoose On the Loose - 1961

An indigineous child wants to hunt a bear, so his father dresses up as a bear to teach him a lesson. It turns out, the child is a better hunter than he thought.

Rah Rah Ruckus - 1964

Charlie tries to stop Junior and Suzy from practicing their cheer routines in the house.

Rock-A-Bye Gator - 1962

While all the other gators are hibernating, Gabby Gator tries to trap and eat Woody while his guard is down.

Dig That Dog - 1954

A man's new, little puppy grows into a giant dog with a digging problem.

Deep Freeze Squeeze - 1964

Chilly and Smedley are starving because the supply plane is late. In a haze, they attempt to eat each other.

For the Love of Pizza - 1972

In a take on the Little Red Riding Hood tale, Woody pauses as Miss Meany's grandmother in the hopes of eating the pizza she brought.

Hot Noon Or 12 O'Clock for Sure - 1953

Woody is a piano player in the Old West. When Buzz Buzzard comes into town to kill the sheriff, the sheriffs ask Woody to take over and catch him.

Salmon Yeggs - 1958

Windy tries to show his son Breezy how to steal from a salmon cannery, but gets sealed in a can himself.

Let Charlie Do It - 1972

Charlie tries to unclog the kitchen sink himself.

The Unbearable Salesman - 1957

Knothead and Splinter ask Woody how he got his bearskin rug. It turns out Woody annoyed a hibernating bear so thoroughly as a door-to-door salesman that the bear accidentally sent himself to space with a cannon trying to get rid of him.

Hi-Seas Hi-Jacker - 1963

Inspector Willoughby pursues a pirate holding up a battleship.

Fish And Chips - 1963

Chilly tries to eat the stuffed baricuda on display at Smedley's master's house.

Scalp Treatment - 1952

Buzz tries to woo a beautiful indigineous woman by scalping Woody to make a headdress for her. But Woody shaves his head and gives it to her himself.

Phoney Pony - 1969

Woody and Sugarfoot attempt to recapture two escaped thieves. The thieves disguise themselves as a horse with which Sugarfoot falls in love.

Scrambled Eggs - 1939

A mischievous satyr switches the eggs of several different nests to confuse the expectant forest animals.

Gooney's Goofy Landings - 1970

Chilly and Maxie teach Gooney to make more graceful landings.

Skin Folks - 1963

Woody goes to his Uncle Scrooge Woodpecker in search of a handout, but he finds a house guarded by 10 crocodiles.

Jolly Little Elves - 1934

A poor shoemaker and his wife invite a hungry elf in to share their donuts. He rewards them by recruiting some elf workers and making their shop a success.

Ship A-hoy Woody - 1969

Woody is a swabby aboard a pirate ship who must fend off Buzz Buzzard, who is after gold.

Coo Coo Nuts - 1970

Woody is stranded on an island with a hungry castaway that likes woodpeckers.

Mississippi Slow Boat - 1961

A riverboat gambler tries to steal a big bag of money that Inspector Willioughby is transporting, with a cargo of prsioners, down the river.

Operation Shanghai - 1967

Smedley is tired of being a one-man crew for Captain Blah of the Old Eye Sore. He attempts to shanghai Chilly as a crewmate.

Feudin, Fightin-N-Fussin - 1968

Woody fights with a hillbilly couple who want to make him their dinner.

Paw's Night Out - 1955

Paw comes home from a night out and tries to enter the house without waking Maw.

Paste Makes Waste - 1968

Bessie pretends it is raining outside to get Charlie to help her wallpaper the house instead of playing golf.

Chili Con Corny - 1972

In the middle of the desert, Woody is forced to wash dishes to pay for a meal at a restaurant.