The Woody Woodpecker Show

The Dizzy Acrobat - 1943

Woody tries to sneak into the circus.

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.

Nautical Nut - 1967

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

Charlie in Hot Water - 1970

Charlie Beary attempts to fix the hot water tank himself.

Fractured Friendship - 1965

Smedley wants to move to a warmer climate, but Chilly tries to prevent his friend from leaving.

The Egg Cracker Suite - 1943

Oswald leads bunnies and chickens in an Easter-making melody.

Secret Weapon - 1963

Space Mouse goes under cover as a cat on Planet Feline to gather intel on an incoming cat invasion.

Who's Cookin Who? - 1946

After failing to store food for winter, Woody attempts to turn the story of Little Red Riding Hood on its head by luring and eating a wolf. It turns out, they both want to eat each other.

Kittens' Mittens - 1940

Three kittens blame their lost mittens on a vagabond cat, who will bear the punishment if they don't tell the truth.

Lighthouse Keeping Blues - 1964

Chilly breaks the bright light bulbs of a lighthouse that are keeping him awake. But lighthouse keeper Smedley keeps replacing them.

Room and Bored - 1962

Smedley works for the telephone company and tries to evict Woody from a telephone pole.

Candyland - 1935

The Sandman takes a boy and his puppy to Candyland.

Franken Stymied - 1961

An evil scientist invents a mechanical chicken-plucker and wants to test it on Woody.

Bunco Busters - 1955

Woody inherits a fortune and Buzz attempts to swindle him out of it.

Pest of Show - 1962

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

Swiss Mis-fit - 1957

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

Stowaway Woody - 1963

Woody flies on a Hawaii-bound ocean liner, causing trouble for the ship's captain and his dog.

Space Mouse - 1959

Doc tries to capture and sell Hickory and Dickory as lab mice to NASA.

Goose in the Rough - 1963

While golfing, Charlie puts golf balls in his cap to keep them safe. Goose Beary thinks his hat is a nest, and chaos ensues.

Bedtime Bedlam - 1955

Woody Woodpecker gets tricked into babysitting a baby gorilla for $50.

Niagara Fools - 1956

A guide at Niagra falls tries to stop Woody from going over the falls in a barrel, only to take the trip accidentally himself five times.

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.

Hold That Rock - 1956

Chilly sells novelty noise makers at the precarious Balancing Rock Canyon, which Smedley is in charge of keeping steady.

Janie Get Your Gun - 1965

An outlaw pastes Woody's face over his on his wanted poster. Calamity Jane goes after Woody, but then falls in love with the real outlaw when she sees what he really looks like.

Broadway Bow Wows - 1954

John the showbiz dog leaves his fiancee and their double act for another woman only to return to her when her solo act is more successful than his.

Guest Who? - 1965

Junior wins a monkey as a dance contest prize and tries to hide it from his family.

Busman's Holiday - 1961

Woody Woodpecker's window-washer ladder causes problems around town.

Half Empty Saddles - 1958

In the desert, Woody contends with a villain who tries to steal his treasure box, and eventually shoots the man into space.

Hi-Seas Hi-Jacker - 1963

Inspector Willoughby pursues a pirate holding up a battleship.

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.

Monster of Ceremonies - 1966

Professor Grossenfibber tests his monster machine on Woody.

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.

Let Charlie Do It - 1972

Charlie tries to unclog the kitchen sink himself.

How to Stuff Woodpecker - 1960

A taxidermist relays the tale of how he trapped and stuffed Woody, or did he?