The Woody Woodpecker Show

Woody Woodpecker - 1941

Curious to find out if he's crazy, Woody Woodpecker goes to a hungry fox psychiatrist.

Clash and Carry - 1961

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

Get Lost Little Doggy - 1964

Woody tries to sneak his new dog into the boarding house under Miss Meany's nose.

Andy Panda's Victory Garden - 1942

Andy Panda and his dog Balmer plant a victory garden, while a pesky rooster eats their plants. Andy wants to plant a new garden, but another pest named Charlie the Chicken spoils the garden.

Nautical Nut - 1967

Woody is mistakenly captured and brought aboard a ship, where he pranks the captain and first mate.

Airlift a La Carte - 1971

Chilly Willy and friends try to get food from the general store before it closes for the winter.

Wicket Wacky - 1951

Woody plays a game of croquet and disturbs the underground parlor of a gopher.

Witch Crafty - 1955

A witch tries to get a replacement magic broom from Woody without paying.

I'm Cold - 1954

Chilly is burning everything in his igloo to keep warm until he spies an ad for a fur factory guarded by Smedley.

Ozark Lark - 1960

Woody restarts the feud between the Martins and the Coys after he accidentally fires a gun into the shack of the last surviving Martin family member.

Charlie the Rainmaker - 1971

Charlie attempts to install a lawn sprinkler himself, but forgot to pay the water bill.

Calling Dr. Woodpecker - 1963

Woody impersonates a doctor.

Ski-napper - 1964

Chilly tries to borrow coal from a ski resort where Smedley is working. When Smedley refuses, Chilly uses skis for tinder instead.

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.

Barber of Seville - 1944

Woody goes for a haircut. When he sees the barber isn't in, he attempts to cut his own hair and that of the other clients.

Polar Fright - 1966

Chilly helps Maxie escape an Inuit hunting for polar bears.

Have Gun - Can't Travel - 1967

In the old west, a villain's horse conspires with Woody to capture his master so they can split the reward money.

The Un-handy Man - 1970

Charlie tries to build an automatic garage door opener.

Peck of Trouble - 1968

Woody drives two park rangers in a national forest insane by pecking holes in all the trees.

Charlie's Mother-in-Law - 1963

Charlie's mother-in-law visits and bosses Charlie around.

Hot Rod Huckster - 1954

Buzz sabotages Woody's car so he has to buy a new one from his dishonest used car shop.

Born to Peck - 1952

A tired and elderly Woody reminices on his childhood with his father. Despondent, he attempts to commit suicide, only to be thwarted by the cartoonist.

The Mouse and the Lion - 1953

A Foolish Fable Cartoon. A mouse captures a Lion, the King of the Jungle, to have him perform a tight-rope act in a US circus.

Fowled Up Birthday - 1962

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

Tomcat Combat - 1959

Philbert the tomcat tries to eat Woody, but Humane Officer Willoughby protects Woody.

Chilly's Hideaway - 1971

Smedley tries to evict Chilly Willy from Colonel Pot's mountain home.

Mother's Little Helper - 1962

Goose Beary supervises Charlie doing the chores while Bessie is at the beauty parlor.

Woody Meets Daveycrewcut - 1956

A bear convinces Davy Crewcut (a parody of Davy Crockett) to hunt woodpecker instead.

Woody's Magic Touch - 1971

Woody must trick a witch in order to transform the king's son back into a human again.

Pigeon Holed - 1956

Homer Pigeon goes to the doctor for glasses, only to realize his poor vision has led him to the induction center for the Pigeonaire Corps instead.

Roof Top Razzle Dazzle - 1964

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

Hi-Rise Wise Guys - 1970

Woody decides to threaten the perfect safety recor of a foreman who's contruction work is interrupting his sleep.

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.

Chilly and The Woodchopper - 1967

Chilly stows away in a woodchopper's bag. When Chilly arrives at Smedley's Rest Home, Smedley attempts to get rid of the stowaway.

A Lad in Bagdad - 1968

When a crooked magic lamp salesman sells Woody a lamp that actually turns out to be magic, he tries to get it back.