The Woody Woodpecker Show

Ration Bored - 1943

Woody refuses to present his ration card to fill up his gas tank and tries to siphon some gas from a police car. The policeman pursues him, resulting in both their deaths, and Woody is issued bigger wings than the policeman in heaven.

Broadway Bow Wows - 1954

John the showbiz dog leaves his fiancee and their double act for another woman only to return to her when her solo act is more successful than his.

Little Televillain - 1958

Smedley is the bodyguard to a TV station boss and must keep out Chilly, who wants to audition as a drummer. In their struggle, the two stumble onto a TV set and end up getting their own show.

Hassle in a Castle - 1966

A king looks for a goom for his daughter, who will be turned into an evil witch if not married by midnight. Woody is captured and presented as a potential suitor.

Maw and Paw - 1953

Milford, the family pig, wins a new car for the family, but no one knows how to drive it.

Roof Top Razzle Dazzle - 1964

Charlie tries to set up his TV's broadcast connection himself.

Solid Ivory - 1947

When the cue ball to Woody's billiard table falls into a hen house, Woody must rescue it from a hen who thinks it's one of her eggs.

The Screwball - 1943

Woody Woodpecker tries to sneak into a baseball game, but a policeman gets in his way.

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.

Half Baked Alaska - 1965

Chilly Willy tries odd jobs to make money to buy Smedley's flapjacks. A lumberjack orders 200 flapjacks, and Chilly tries to steal some of them, driving the lumberjack away.

Panhandle Scandal - 1959

Dapper Denver Dooley must contend with Woody the town marshal of Rigor Mortis, Texas.

Fowled Up Party - 1957

Maggie and Sam find trouble on their way to a Halloween costume party when a dog mistakes him for a real rooster.

Fish Fry - 1944

A hungry alley cat tries to steal Andy Panda's new goldfish.

Belle Boys - 1953

Woody and Buzz compete for the affections of the beautiful actress Ga Ga Gazoon.

Real Gone Woody - 1954

Woody and Buzz compete to take Winnie Woodpecker to the sock hop.

Tin Can Concert - 1961

Doc, a cat with musical talents, directs a symphony from the top of a grandfather clock. A mouse who lives in the grandfather clock is trying to sleep and tries to stop the music.

The Rude Intruder - 1972

Chilly and Maxie try to prevent a man from putting an oil well on top of their igloo.

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.

Eggnapper - 1961

When tourist season is over and the park ranger leaves the bears to fend for themselves in winter, Fatso disguishes himself as a female chicken to raid a nearby henhouse.

Davey Cricket - 1965

Charlie tries unsuccessfully to silence a crickett in his house.

The Screwdriver - 1941

Woody is driving erratically and a slow-witted policeman tries to apprehend him.

Chew-Chew Baby - 1945

Woody Woodpecker pretends to be a woman so he can stay at Wally Walrus' boarding house.

Swing Your Partner - 1943

Homer drags his horse out of bed to drive his buggy to the barn dance. In anger, Hank breaks up the dance and forces Homer to pull the buggy home.

Hot and Cold Penguin - 1955

Chilly tries to go inside a cabin to stay warm, but Smedley won't let him in.

Tumble Weed Greed - 1969

Woody wins a cash prize and goes on vacation with it, but Buzz Buzzard wants to steal the cash.

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.

Rain, Rain Go Away - 1972

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

Calling All Cuckoos - 1956

Herr Spring, a German clockmaker, tries to capture woody for his cuckoo clock.

Misguided Missile - 1958

Dapper Denver Dooley buys an insurance policy from Woody but then refuses to pay for it. Woody then sends a missle toward Dooley, which is not covered by his policy.

Punchy Pooch - 1962

Doc enters Champ in a boxing match with a kangaroo. When he hears that the kagaroo doesn't fight fair, he uses many tactics to even the scales.

Swiss Mis-fit - 1957

A rescue dog tries to prove himself by saving Chilly, but only ends up in trouble himself.

Robin Hoody Woody - 1963

In a parody of Robin Hood, Woody and Prince John fight for the gold of the village.

Doc's Last Stand - 1961

Doc sets up a traveling store with the help of Champ trying to sell to settlers in the Old West. When a wealthy indigenous cliet wants female companionship, Doc dresses Champ up as a woman.

Window Pains - 1967

Charlie tries to clean the house's windows himself.

Jittery Jester - 1958

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