The Woody Woodpecker Show

Convict Concerto - 1954

Woody stars as a piano tuner held at gunpoint and forced to play by a thief named Mugsy. He must participate in a car chase with the police, all while tickling the ivories.

Phoney Express - 1962

Famous international spy Agent X-13 tries to escape from Willoughby on the Orient Express.

Under Sea Dogs - 1968

Maxie decides to mess with a submarine explorer when his vessel crashes into their igloo.

Romp in a Swamp - 1959

Woody and Ali Gator try to trap and eat each other.

A Horses Tale - 1954

Sugarfoot finds a new job as a stunt double after a misunderstanding gets him kicked off the farm.

Moochin Pooch - 1971

Charlie offers to babysit his boss' dog while he's out of town.

Sleep Happy - 1951

Woody takes advantage of a vacancy in Wally Walrus' house and keeps him up all night with his unusualy snoring.

The Loose Nut - 1945

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

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.

Chili Con Corny - 1972

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

Three Lazy Mice - 1935

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

St. Moritz Blitz - 1961

Smedley has to stop Chilly from cutting ice fishing holes in a skating rink.

Pantry Panic - 1941

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

Stage Hoax - 1952

In the Old West, Woody dresses as a woman to get a ride and free meal out of Wally Walrus and to prank Buzz Buzzard the Bandit.

The Sleeping Princess - 1939

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

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.

Crowin' Pains - 1962

Woody leaves city life behind and impersonates a crow in the hope of better food in the county.

Charlie's Campout - 1969

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

The Reckless Driver - 1946

Woody Woodpecker tries to renew his driver's license with a grumpy officer.

The Hollywood Matador - 1942

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

The Case of the Maltese Chicken - 1964

Inspector Willoughy tracks The Maltese Chicken stolen by Egg Foo Yung.

Let Charlie Do It - 1972

Charlie tries to unclog the kitchen sink himself.

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.

Sh-h-h-h-h-h - 1955

A jazz musician desperately tries to quiet his nosey neighbors before his volatile condition causes him to blow up.

Deep Freeze Squeeze - 1964

Chilly and Smedley are starving because the supply plane is late. In a haze, they attempt to eat each other.

The Tree Medic - 1955

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

Wrestling Wrecks - 1953

Woody heckles at a wrestling match and ends up in the ring with the champ.

Corny Concerto - 1962

Doc and Champ inadvertently develop a famous "act" in which Doc hits Champ's foot with a mallet.

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.

Woody's Magic Touch - 1971

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

Plumber of Seville - 1957

Hercules noisly fixes the pipes at Carnegie Hall during a performance, falling in love with a female harp player in the process.

Sleepy Time Bear - 1969

Chilly has to save a hibernating Maxie from a hunter trying to capture him for the zoo.

Woody the Giant Killer - 1947

Woody is looking for an apartment, and Buck Beaver sells him magic beans.