The Woody Woodpecker Show

International Woodpecker - 1957

Woody tells Knothead and Splinter the tale of their illustrious ancestors.

Chiller Dillers - 1968

A ship captain tries to stop Chilly and Maxie from playing rock and roll music.

Shutter Bug - 1963

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

Gopher Broke - 1969

Charlie tries to chase a gopher from his yard.

Janie Get Your Gun - 1965

An outlaw pastes Woody's face over his on his wanted poster. Calamity Jane goes after Woody, but then falls in love with the real outlaw when she sees what he really looks like.

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.

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.

Socko in Morocco - 1954

Woody Woodpecker, a soldier in the French Foreign Legion, must rescue a princess he's sworn to protect from Buzz Buzard (as Shiek El Rancid).

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.

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.

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.

Phoney Pony - 1969

Woody and Sugarfoot attempt to recapture two escaped thieves. The thieves disguise themselves as a horse with which Sugarfoot falls in love.

Sleepy Time Bear - 1969

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

Jittery Jester - 1958

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

Bedtime Bedlam - 1955

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

Pesty Guest - 1965

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

Woodpecker Wanted - 1965

Woody is insulted by the low bounty on Woodpeckers, so he raises it himself, piqueing the interest of Dirty McNasty.

Mouse in the House - 1967

Charlie tries to exterminate a mouse in the house himself.

Monster of Ceremonies - 1966

Professor Grossenfibber tests his monster machine on Woody.

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.

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.

Puny Express - 1951

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

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.

Pistol Packin' Woodpecker - 1960

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

Let Charlie Do It - 1972

Charlie tries to unclog the kitchen sink himself.

Ship A-hoy Woody - 1969

Woody is a swabby aboard a pirate ship who must fend off Buzz Buzzard, who is after gold.

Deep Freeze Squeeze - 1964

Chilly and Smedley are starving because the supply plane is late. In a haze, they attempt to eat each other.

Hot Noon Or 12 O'Clock for Sure - 1953

Woody is a piano player in the Old West. When Buzz Buzzard comes into town to kill the sheriff, the sheriffs ask Woody to take over and catch him.

Alley to Bali - 1954

Woody and Buzz Buzzard seek the attention of a Balinese woman named Babalu who wants to sacrifice them to the angry volcano god of her island.

Project Reject - 1969

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

Log Jammed - 1959

A lumberjack chops down Woody's home, and he vows vengeange by trying to destroy the log jam protecting the lumberjack's home.

Rah Rah Ruckus - 1964

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

Greedy Gabby Gator - 1963

Gabby tricks Woody into thinking his kitchen is a health resort, but gets chased by a crocodile who in turn wants to eat him.

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.

Fodder And Son - 1957

Woody pranks a hungry bear and his son at Yellowstone National Park.