The Woody Woodpecker Show

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.

Papoose On the Loose - 1961

An indigineous child wants to hunt a bear, so his father dresses up as a bear to teach him a lesson. It turns out, the child is a better hunter than he thought.

Crow Crazy - 1945

Andy faces off against a stubborn crow in his cornfield.

Voo-Doo Boo-Boo - 1962

Gabby Gator tries to use a voo doo doll to lure Woody into his cooking pot.

Case of the Cold Storage Yegg - 1963

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

Room and Wrath - 1956

Smedley tries to evict Chilly from his Snowtel when he can only pay the bill in fish.

Wild and Woody - 1948

Sheriff Woody attempts to capture bandit Buzz Buzzard and blows him up and sends him to hell in the process.

Misguided Missile - 1958

Dapper Denver Dooley buys an insurance policy from Woody but then refuses to pay for it. Woody then sends a missle toward Dooley, which is not covered by his policy.

Truant Student - 1959

While Windy is fishing in a river, Truant Officer Willoughby mistakes him for a large boy playing hooking from school and tries to get him back to class.

Andy Panda's Pop - 1941

Andy Panda's Pop tries to fix his own roof, to disastrous results.

Coo Coo Nuts - 1970

Woody is stranded on an island with a hungry castaway that likes woodpeckers.

Three Ring Fling - 1958

Windy tries to get into the circus for free.

Gooney's Goofy Landings - 1970

Chilly and Maxie teach Gooney to make more graceful landings.

Belle Boys - 1953

Woody and Buzz compete for the affections of the beautiful actress Ga Ga Gazoon.

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.

Punchy Pooch - 1962

Doc enters Champ in a boxing match with a kangaroo. When he hears that the kagaroo doesn't fight fair, he uses many tactics to even the scales.

Fowled Up Birthday - 1962

Charlie buys a goose for Suzy's birthday dinner, but instead it becomes the family pet.

Bye, Bye, Blackboard - 1972

Woody's dog tries to stay at school, despite Miss Meany kicking him out.

Dig That Dog - 1954

A man's new, little puppy grows into a giant dog with a digging problem.

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.

The Unbearable Salesman - 1957

Knothead and Splinter ask Woody how he got his bearskin rug. It turns out Woody annoyed a hibernating bear so thoroughly as a door-to-door salesman that the bear accidentally sent himself to space with a cannon trying to get rid of him.

Woody Dines Out - 1945

Woody mistakes a taxidermist's shop for a restaurant and gets trapped by the owner!

Coming Out Party - 1963

Inspector Willoughby repeatedly foils Crash's attempts to escape Sing Song prison.

Cool It Charlie - 1969

Charlie attempts to install an air conditioner himself to save money.

Shanghai Woody - 1971

A ship captain kidnaps Woody to clean his ship, but Woody isn't having it.

Pest of Show - 1962

Doc enters Champ in a dog show to earn money, and two alley cats attempt to sabatogue them.

A Chilly Reception - 1958

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

Slingshot Six-and-7/8ths - 1951

Tenderfoot Woody with a slingshot and indigienous tribesman Buzz with a bow and arrow face off in a target shooting contest for a $1,000 prize.

Banquet Busters - 1948

Woody and Andy are true starving musicians who agree to a gig in a fancy mansion in the hopes of nabbing some food.

Hunger Strife - 1960

Ranger Willoughby insists Fatso go on a diet and not accept food from travelers during tourist season.

Swiss Mis-fit - 1957

A rescue dog tries to prove himself by saving Chilly, but only ends up in trouble himself.

Coy Decoy - 1962

Woody uses a hunter's own decoy ducks to confuse and hurt his hunting dog.

The Hams That Couldn't Be Cured - 1942

A wolf is about to be hanged for taking the lives of the three little pigs, but it turns out it was the pigs who wrecked his home playing jive music.

Roof Top Razzle Dazzle - 1964

Charlie tries to set up his TV's broadcast connection himself.

Under the Counter Spy - 1954

Woody accidentally drinks a secret strength-giving tonic stolen by a master spy, The Bat. Woody uses his new powers to capture him.