The Woody Woodpecker Show

The Screwdriver - 1941

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

Case of the Cold Storage Yegg - 1963

Inspector Willoughby follows bank robber Yeggs Benedict around the world in an attempt to capture him.

Teeny Weeny Meany - 1966

Smedley stops Chilly from stealing all of the captain's fish.

All Hams On Deck - 1970

Captain Blah kidnaps Woody so his treasure can remain hidden.

Secret Weapon - 1963

Space Mouse goes under cover as a cat on Planet Feline to gather intel on an incoming cat invasion.

Moochin Pooch - 1971

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

Wacky-bye Baby - 1948

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

Jittery Jester - 1958

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

Case of the Red-Eyed Ruby - 1961

Inspector Willoughby returns a stolen red-eyed ruby to an Egyptian tomb, only to have Yeggs Benedict try to steal it again.

The Big Snooze - 1957

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

Have Gun - Can't Travel - 1967

In the old west, a villain's horse conspires with Woody to capture his master so they can split the reward money.

Crazy Mixed Up Pup - 1955

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

Rain, Rain Go Away - 1972

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

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.

The Hollywood Matador - 1942

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

Three Lazy Mice - 1935

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

Project Reject - 1969

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

Shutter Bug - 1963

Woody is a movie star, but the paparazzi follow him even into his vacation in the woods.

Davey Cricket - 1965

Charlie tries unsuccessfully to silence a crickett in his house.

The Loose Nut - 1945

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

Bedtime Bedlam - 1955

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

The Bongo Punch - 1957

Pepito the Rooster only wants to play the bongos, even though his dad wants him to be a champion fighter.

The Poet & Peasant - 1946

Andy conducts an orchestra of animals and mishaps occur.

Pistol Packin' Woodpecker - 1960

A western bandit captured by Woody escapes jail and vows revenge.

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.

Clash and Carry - 1961

After an unsuccessful stealing attempt, Chilly Willy buys out all the fish in Wally's store on credit.

Bunco Busters - 1955

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

Well Oiled - 1947

Woody siphons gas from police officer Wally Walrus' car!

Corny Concerto - 1962

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

A Chilly Reception - 1958

Chilly threatens to replace Smedley in his cushy job as a ship mascot.

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.

Dizzy Kitty - 1941

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

The Tree Medic - 1955

Woody goes head-to-head with a Tree Doctor who's disturbing his home.