The Woody Woodpecker Show

Buccaneer Woodpecker - 1953

Woody attempts to apprehend Buzz Buzzard the pirate to collect a reward from Wally Walrus the town magistrate.

Hi-Seas Hi-Jacker - 1963

Inspector Willoughby pursues a pirate holding up a battleship.

Rah Rah Ruckus - 1964

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

Seal On the Loose - 1970

Woody tries to hide a pet seal from Miss Meany in her "no pets allowed" boarding house.

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.

Chilly's Ice Follies - 1970

Chilly and Maxie accidentally free a baby wooley mammoth from a block of ice and have to take care of him.

A Fine Feathered Frenzy - 1954

Woody offers to marry an older bird for her money, but finds her unattractive when they meet in person. She, however, finds him irresistable and he avoids her while eating as much of her food as he can.

Half Empty Saddles - 1958

In the desert, Woody contends with a villain who tries to steal his treasure box, and eventually shoots the man into space.

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.

Gopher Broke - 1969

Charlie tries to chase a gopher from his yard.

Canned Dog Feud - 1965

Woody is the object of desire for two feuding hillbillies' hound dogs.

Pixie Picnic - 1948

A group of forest pixies have a picnic.

Snow Place Like Home - 1966

Chilly sneaks into Smedley's closed lodge to eat some soup. He plays loud music, which gets Smedley in trouble with the local hibernating bear.

Get Lost - 1956

Woody's niece and nephew find themselves in a Hansel and Gretal situation with a hungry cat.

The Beach Nut - 1944

Woody Woodpecker ruins Wally's day at the beach.

Jungle Medics - 1961

Monkey medics help a lion with a tooth ache.

Mouse in the House - 1967

Charlie tries to exterminate a mouse in the house himself.

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.

Pesty Guest - 1965

Chilly goes to a hotel where Smedley is the bellboy and bothers his guests.

The Coo Coo Bird - 1947

Woody tries unsuccessfully to get a good night's sleep.

Woodpecker in the Rough - 1952

A power player challenges Woody to a high stakes golf game.

The Sleeping Princess - 1939

A fairy curses a princess when she's not invited to a royal ceremony.

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.

Dumb Like a Fox - 1964

Woody and Fink are two vagabonds who try to hop a train. When they miss it, they decide to separate and fight over their shares of food.

The Un-handy Man - 1970

Charlie tries to build an automatic garage door opener.

Wicket Wacky - 1951

Woody plays a game of croquet and disturbs the underground parlor of a gopher.

Bathing Buddies - 1946

When Woody drops a quarter down the drain of his bathtub, he's desperate to get it back, even annoying his landlord, Wally Walrus.

The Overture to William Tell - 1947

Obstacles arise as Wally conducts an orchestra.

Roamin' Roman - 1964

Woody is in Rome and annoying the emperor, so he sends his guard lion to chase him down.

South Pole Pals - 1966

Smedley is sent to capture an emperor penguin and tries to capture Chilly. But an actual Emperor Penguin helps Chilly avoid him.

Sleepy Time Chimes - 1971

Woody tries to stop a clock repairman from fixing the chimes in a tower he's sleeping in.

Charlie the Rainmaker - 1971

Charlie attempts to install a lawn sprinkler himself, but forgot to pay the water bill.

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.