The Woody Woodpecker Show

The Mad Hatter - 1948

Woody encounters difficulties acquiring a new top hat for his Hollywood screen test.

Toyland Premiere - 1934

Oswald's Christmas reception for Santa is going well until Laurel and Hardy and Stand and Ollie both try to steal the chocolate cake.

Robinson Gruesome - 1959

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

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.

The Bandmaster - 1947

Andy Panda conducts a circus orchestra.

Pantry Panic - 1941

Woody fails to go South for the winter, leaving him vulnerable to a starving cat.

The Loose Nut - 1945

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

Three Lazy Mice - 1935

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

Highway Hecklers - 1968

Chilly and Maxie escape from the zoo and Colonel Pot Shot tries to capture them and collect the reward for returning them.

Skin Folks - 1963

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

The Wacky Weed - 1946

Andy buys a flower for his front yard, but it is attacked by a persistant weed.

The Hollywood Matador - 1942

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

The Tree Medic - 1955

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

Hunger Strife - 1960

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

Chilly Chums - 1967

Chilly and Maxie the Polar Bear team up to avoid a hunter.

Prehistoric Super Salesman - 1969

A mad scientist uses Woody to test his time tunnel and sends Woody back to prehistoric times.

Goose Is Wild - 1963

Goose Beary convinces Charlie he can lay golden eggs to get better treatment.

Mouse Trapped - 1959

Doc must evade the police (with the help or rather hindrance of Hickory and Dickory) when the police try to capture all black cats on Friday the 13th.

To Catch a Woodpecker - 1957

Terrance O' Hoolihan and the President of the Telephone company attempt to stop Woody from pecking all the telephone poles in town.

The Tee Bird - 1959

Woody and Dapper Denver Dooley compete in a high stakes golf tournament and try to throw each other off their game.

Three Ring Fling - 1958

Windy tries to get into the circus for free.

Clash and Carry - 1961

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

Tepee For Two - 1963

Woody's neighbors evict him from the entire city, so Woody moves to the top of an indigineous man's teepee. He doesn't appreciate Woody's noise either.

Dog Tax Dodgers - 1948

Wally Walrus tries to force Andy to pay a $3 tax for his dog.

Eggnapper - 1961

When tourist season is over and the park ranger leaves the bears to fend for themselves in winter, Fatso disguishes himself as a female chicken to raid a nearby henhouse.

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.

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.

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.

Polar Fright - 1966

Chilly helps Maxie escape an Inuit hunting for polar bears.

Big Bite - 1966

Woody rescues his dog Duffy from a bully dogcatcher.

Charlie's Campout - 1969

Charlie takes the family on a camping trip in his new trailer.

Case of the Cold Storage Yegg - 1963

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

Watch the Birdie - 1958

Woody heckles a birdwatcher who's spying on him.