The Woody Woodpecker Show

Smoked Hams - 1947

Wally tries to get some sleep during the day, but Woody makes noise moving the lawn and burning leaves. Wally gets revenge when Woody goes to sleep.

Hay Rube - 1954

Sugarfoot falls in love with a circus horse named Starbrite and ends up fighting with a trainer he sees beating her.

Fractured Friendship - 1965

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

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.

The Wacky Weed - 1946

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

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.

Southern Fried Hospitality - 1960

Gabby Gator lures Woody to his house by asking him to come perform for the troops. He has him perform on a cooking pan, but when Woody realizes what's going on, he puts Gabby in the pan instead.

The Great Who-Dood-It - 1952

At the county fair, Buzz forces Woody to demonstrate the tonics he is trying to sell. Woody raids a magician's tent to get revenge.

The Hams That Couldn't Be Cured - 1942

A wolf is about to be hanged for taking the lives of the three little pigs, but it turns out it was the pigs who wrecked his home playing jive music.

Charlie in Hot Water - 1970

Charlie Beary attempts to fix the hot water tank himself.

Calling Dr. Woodpecker - 1963

Woody impersonates a doctor.

Kiddie Koncert - 1948

Wally conducts a whimsical animal band.

Vicious Viking - 1967

While cutting ice blocks for an igloo, Chilly and Maxie unearth an 800-year-old frozen viking. The viking tries to eat Chilly, Smedley, and Maxie.

Heap Big Hepcat - 1960

A young indigineous man must bring home meat for dinner in order to win the hand of the chief's daughter. He attempts to capture a bear, a rabbit, and Woody, who eventually allows himself to be captured. The chief's daughter saves Woody and runs off with

The Hollywood Matador - 1942

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

Truant Student - 1959

While Windy is fishing in a river, Truant Officer Willoughby mistakes him for a large boy playing hooking from school and tries to get him back to class.

Charlie's Golf Classic - 1970

Charlie teaches Bessie how to play golf. He's not the best teacher.

Dumb Like a Fox - 1964

Woody and Fink are two vagabonds who try to hop a train. When they miss it, they decide to separate and fight over their shares of food.

The Case of the Elephant's Trunk - 1965

Inspector Willoughby tracks a rajah's kidnapped elephant.

Pesky Pelican - 1963

Chilly contends with a pelican trying to steal his fishing catch.

Hot Noon Or 12 O'Clock for Sure - 1953

Woody is a piano player in the Old West. When Buzz Buzzard comes into town to kill the sheriff, the sheriffs ask Woody to take over and catch him.

Hot Rod Huckster - 1954

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

Freeloading Feline - 1960

Champ gets mistaken for a waiter at a fancy party and fulfills his duties by keeping Doc, a free-loader, out.

Charlie's Mother-in-Law - 1963

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

Horse Play - 1967

Woody has a run-in with an indigineous man who doesn't like Woody's horse.

A Horses Tale - 1954

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

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.

Hypnotic Hick - 1953

After being offered a reward, Woody hypnotizes Buzz into answering a summons from a law officer.

International Woodpecker - 1957

Woody tells Knothead and Splinter the tale of their illustrious ancestors.

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.

Foot Brawl - 1966

Charlie tries unsuccessfully to convince his son he was a football star in college.

Nautical Nut - 1967

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

The Ostrich Egg and I - 1956

Sam brings an ostrich egg home, which hatches into an ostrich that devours everything in sight. Maggie orders Sam to get rid of it, but it returns with a family of its own in tow.

Airlift a La Carte - 1971

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

The Loose Nut - 1945

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