The Woody Woodpecker Show

Weekdays at 2pm | 1c, Saturday at 5pm | 4c, Sunday at 10am | 9c

A collection of timeless cartoon shorts, that span from 1934 to 1972, featuring the mischievous Woody Woodpecker and his colorful cast of friends including Chilly Willy, The Beary Family, Inspector Willoughby, Andy Panda, and more.

Next Airings

Aug 26th 2:00pm ET

The Dizzy Acrobat - 1943

Woody tries to sneak into the circus.

Operation Cold Feet - 1957

At the South Pole, where the Armed Forces are camped for the winter, Chilly tries to steal cans of sardines form the food stores under the watchful eye of dog sentry Smedley.

Chili Con Corny - 1972

In the middle of the desert, Woody is forced to wash dishes to pay for a meal at a restaurant.

Crow Crazy - 1945

Andy faces off against a stubborn crow in his cornfield.

Romp in a Swamp - 1959

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

Robinson Gruesome - 1959

Chilly rides a melting iceberg to a south seas island, where Smedley has been stranded for 28 years.

Woodpecker in the Moon - 1959

Woody is sent on a mission to the moon after Professor Dingledong has not returned from his mission. When he arrives at the moon, Woody fights with the professor for control of the rocket to return to earth.

Aug 27th 2:00pm ET

Everglade Raid - 1958

Fish Hooked - 1960

Flim Flam Fountain - 1971

Andy Panda's Pop - 1941

For the Love of Pizza - 1972

Hot Time On Ice - 1967

The Screwdriver - 1941

Aug 28th 2:00pm ET

Calling All Cuckoos - 1956

Chilly's Cold War - 1970

Pecking Holes in Poles - 1972

Bugged in a Rug - 1968

Gold Diggin' Woodpecker - 1972

Salmon Loafer - 1963

Chew-Chew Baby - 1945

Aug 29th 5:00pm ET

Voo-Doo Boo-Boo - 1962

Kittens' Mittens - 1940

Paste Makes Waste - 1968

Coo Coo Nuts - 1970

Chilly's Ice Follies - 1970

Foot Brawl - 1966

The Great Who-Dood-It - 1952

Aug 30th 10:00am ET

Dumb Like a Fox - 1964

Jungle Medics - 1961

The Rude Intruder - 1972

Woody the Giant Killer - 1947

Coming Out Party - 1963

Andy Panda's Victory Garden - 1942

The Hollywood Matador - 1942

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