The Woody Woodpecker Show

The Reckless Driver - 1946

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

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.

The Big Snooze - 1957

Chilly disturbs the hibernation of the bears at Grizzly National Park, and the park ranger tries to stop him.

Born to Peck - 1952

A tired and elderly Woody reminices on his childhood with his father. Despondent, he attempts to commit suicide, only to be thwarted by the cartoonist.

Foot Brawl - 1966

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

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.

Hypnotic Hick - 1953

After being offered a reward, Woody hypnotizes Buzz into answering a summons from a law officer.

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.

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.

Airlift a La Carte - 1971

Chilly Willy and friends try to get food from the general store before it closes for the winter.

Well Oiled - 1947

Woody siphons gas from police officer Wally Walrus' car!

Charlie in Hot Water - 1970

Charlie Beary attempts to fix the hot water tank himself.

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.

Pantry Panic - 1941

Woody fails to go South for the winter, leaving him vulnerable to a starving cat.

Woody Woodpecker Polka - 1951

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

The Ostrich Egg and I - 1956

Sam brings an ostrich egg home, which hatches into an ostrich that devours everything in sight. Maggie orders Sam to get rid of it, but it returns with a family of its own in tow.

Project Reject - 1969

Chilly tries to drive out the disruptive millitary installation next to his igloo.

Woody's Magic Touch - 1971

Woody must trick a witch in order to transform the king's son back into a human again.

Pied Piper of Basin Street - 1945

A trombone player plays swing to rid a town of rats, but when the mayor refused to pay his promised fee, the musician has a trick up his sleeve.

Playful Pelican - 1948

Andy feels guilty after kicking a mother pelican off his ship, so he cares for the baby until she returns.

Romp in a Swamp - 1959

Woody and Ali Gator try to trap and eat each other.

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.

Sh-h-h-h-h-h - 1955

A jazz musician desperately tries to quiet his nosey neighbors before his volatile condition causes him to blow up.

Pesty Guest - 1965

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

Sissy Sheriff - 1967

After losing 12 sheriffs in 12 days, Woody becomes lucky number 13 entrusted with capturing bank robber Dirty McNasty.

Corny Concerto - 1962

Doc and Champ inadvertently develop a famous "act" in which Doc hits Champ's foot with a mallet.

Goose in the Rough - 1963

While golfing, Charlie puts golf balls in his cap to keep them safe. Goose Beary thinks his hat is a nest, and chaos ensues.

His Better Elf - 1958

Woody finds a four-leafed clover that transforms into a small green woodpecker claiming to be a leprechaun named "Clancy." As his three wishes to become rich go awry, Woody realizes this was all a lesson to get him to work to earn a fortune.

The Loose Nut - 1945

Woody's golfing in the city makes life difficult for two cement workers.

Three Lazy Mice - 1935

Three lazy mice try to get out of working by claiming to be blind.

Chilly Chums - 1967

Chilly and Maxie the Polar Bear team up to avoid a hunter.

The Hollywood Matador - 1942

Woody is a matador fighting a bull named Oxnar the Terrible.

Meatless Tuesday - 1943

Andy unsuccessfully tries to roast Charlie Chicken for his meatless Tuesday dinner.

Tragic Magic - 1962

A magician tries to get revenge on Woody for heckling his act by asking him to assist with some tricks. However, Woody turns the table on the magician by casting his own magic spell on him.