The Woody Woodpecker Show

Puny Express - 1951

Cowboy Woody the Pony Express rider must contend with Buzz the bandits attempts to steal his mail.

Freeloading Feline - 1960

Champ gets mistaken for a waiter at a fancy party and fulfills his duties by keeping Doc, a free-loader, out.

Sleepy Time Bear - 1969

Chilly has to save a hibernating Maxie from a hunter trying to capture him for the zoo.

Woody's Kook-out - 1961

Gabby lures movie star Woody to Florida with the promise of a feast. When Woody gets wise and tries to leave, Gabby convinces him that a hurricane is coming and he must stay put.

Space Mouse - 1959

Doc tries to capture and sell Hickory and Dickory as lab mice to NASA.

Mother's Little Helper - 1962

Goose Beary supervises Charlie doing the chores while Bessie is at the beauty parlor.

Drooler's Delight - 1949

Woody and Buzz fight over a quarter Woody wants to use to buy an ice cream sundae called Drooler's Delight.

Niagara Fools - 1956

A guide at Niagra falls tries to stop Woody from going over the falls in a barrel, only to take the trip accidentally himself five times.

Sliphorn King of Polaroo - 1945

A trombone playing, merchant-marine sailor is shipwrecked in the far north, and the animals like his playing so much that he is named Sliphorn King of Polaroo.

Room and Wrath - 1956

Smedley tries to evict Chilly from his Snowtel when he can only pay the bill in fish.

One Horse Town - 1968

Woody and Sugarfoot try to settle in a town, but Dirty Dan the town bully claims it's a one horse town and tries to chase him off.

Bungling Builder - 1971

Junior and Charlie attempt to build Bessie a sewing room themselves, and it doesn't go well.

Salmon Yeggs - 1958

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

Barber of Seville - 1944

Woody goes for a haircut. When he sees the barber isn't in, he attempts to cut his own hair and that of the other clients.

Bedtime Bedlam - 1955

Woody Woodpecker gets tricked into babysitting a baby gorilla for $50.

Crazy Mixed Up Pup - 1955

A man and his dog take on each other's attributes after an accident.

The Poet & Peasant - 1946

Andy conducts an orchestra of animals and mishaps occur.

Hi-Rise Wise Guys - 1970

Woody decides to threaten the perfect safety recor of a foreman who's contruction work is interrupting his sleep.

Moochin Pooch - 1971

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

Bear and the Bees - 1960

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

What's Sweepin' - 1953

Woody the street cleaner tries to get even with Officer Wally Walrus for littering a banana peel on the sidewalk by stealing his uniform.

Bunco Busters - 1955

Woody inherits a fortune and Buzz attempts to swindle him out of it.

Hay Rube - 1954

Sugarfoot falls in love with a circus horse named Starbrite and ends up fighting with a trainer he sees beating her.

Pesky Pelican - 1963

Chilly contends with a pelican trying to steal his fishing catch.

Practical Yolk - 1966

In Egypt, Woody eats and destroys the ancient Egyptian eggs that famous explorer Miss Meany is trying to collect.

Rain, Rain Go Away - 1972

Charlie has a day full of bad luck, including his golf game getting rained out and the TV breaking.

Mouse Trapped - 1959

Doc must evade the police (with the help or rather hindrance of Hickory and Dickory) when the police try to capture all black cats on Friday the 13th.

Convict Concerto - 1954

Woody stars as a piano tuner held at gunpoint and forced to play by a thief named Mugsy. He must participate in a car chase with the police, all while tickling the ivories.

Jittery Jester - 1958

Woody competes with Dapper Denver Dooley to entertain the king as his court jester. Dooley is horribly unfunny.

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.

Dizzy Kitty - 1941

Andy and his father try to groom an alley cat for a Cat Show.

Saddle-Sore Woody - 1964

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

Foot Brawl - 1966

Charlie tries unsuccessfully to convince his son he was a football star in college.

Witty Kitty - 1960

Doc tries to claim a turkey he won in a raffle, only to discover the raffle was a con, and the prize is guarded by a watchdog named Cecil.

Wacky-bye Baby - 1948

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