The Woody Woodpecker Show

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.

Scrambled Eggs - 1939

A mischievous satyr switches the eggs of several different nests to confuse the expectant forest animals.

Gooney's Goofy Landings - 1970

Chilly and Maxie teach Gooney to make more graceful landings.

Skin Folks - 1963

Woody goes to his Uncle Scrooge Woodpecker in search of a handout, but he finds a house guarded by 10 crocodiles.

Jolly Little Elves - 1934

A poor shoemaker and his wife invite a hungry elf in to share their donuts. He rewards them by recruiting some elf workers and making their shop a success.

Ship A-hoy Woody - 1969

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

Coo Coo Nuts - 1970

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

Mississippi Slow Boat - 1961

A riverboat gambler tries to steal a big bag of money that Inspector Willioughby is transporting, with a cargo of prsioners, down the river.

Operation Shanghai - 1967

Smedley is tired of being a one-man crew for Captain Blah of the Old Eye Sore. He attempts to shanghai Chilly as a crewmate.

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.

Paste Makes Waste - 1968

Bessie pretends it is raining outside to get Charlie to help her wallpaper the house instead of playing golf.

Chili Con Corny - 1972

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

Sleepy Time Chimes - 1971

Woody tries to stop a clock repairman from fixing the chimes in a tower he's sleeping in.

The Sleeping Princess - 1939

A fairy curses a princess when she's not invited to a royal ceremony.

A Chilly Reception - 1958

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

Canned Dog Feud - 1965

Woody is the object of desire for two feuding hillbillies' hound dogs.

Candyland - 1935

The Sandman takes a boy and his puppy to Candyland.

Fat in the Saddle - 1968

Woody Woodpecker struggles in his new job as a Pony Express rider, including a tussle with an indigenous bandit.

The Genie With the Light Touch - 1972

Buzz Buzzard offers $2 to a mouse to impersonate a genie in a lamp he plans to sell. Woody buys the lamp and Buzz refuses to pay the mouse. Woody and the mouse team up to get revenge.

The Dog That Cried Wolf - 1953

Dizzy the sheep dog pranks his owner that a wolf is attacking the sheep. When a real wolf arrives, the rancher doesn't believe him.

Hot Time On Ice - 1967

At a weather station at the South Pole, the captain wants Smedley to fly the station's plane to get food supplies, but Chilly keeps cutting holes in the runway and fishing.

For the Love of Pizza - 1972

In a take on the Little Red Riding Hood tale, Woody pauses as Miss Meany's grandmother in the hopes of eating the pizza she brought.

The Talking Dog - 1956

Maggie and Sam finally earn enough money to pay off the mortgage on their home, but on the way to the bank, Sam spends their money on a talking dog.

Davey Cricket - 1965

Charlie tries unsuccessfully to silence a crickett in his house.

Hot Diggity Dog - 1967

A chef kicks Woody's dog Duffy to keep him away from the food scraps he's throwing away. This leads to a war in which Woody messes with the chef and the chef tries to make Duffy into sausage.