The Woody Woodpecker Show

The Beach Nut - 1944

Woody Woodpecker ruins Wally's day at the beach.

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.

Calling Dr. Woodpecker - 1963

Woody impersonates a doctor.

The Sleeping Princess - 1939

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

Knock Knock - 1940

Andy and Papa try to stop Woody from pecking on their roof.

Ration Bored - 1943

Woody refuses to present his ration card to fill up his gas tank and tries to siphon some gas from a police car. The policeman pursues him, resulting in both their deaths, and Woody is issued bigger wings than the policeman in heaven.

Solid Ivory - 1947

When the cue ball to Woody's billiard table falls into a hen house, Woody must rescue it from a hen who thinks it's one of her eggs.

Crazy Mixed Up Pup - 1955

A man and his dog take on each other's attributes after an accident.

Chilly Willy - 1953

Chilly boards a ship to get warm and has to contend with the ship's watchdog.

Nautical Nut - 1967

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

Bear and the Bees - 1960

Cupid tries to help Fatso the Bear win over a lady bear.

Bungling Builder - 1971

Junior and Charlie attempt to build Bessie a sewing room themselves, and it doesn't go well.

The Screwball - 1943

Woody Woodpecker tries to sneak into a baseball game, but a policeman gets in his way.

Belle Boys - 1953

Woody and Buzz compete for the affections of the beautiful actress Ga Ga Gazoon.

Witty Kitty - 1960

Doc tries to claim a turkey he won in a raffle, only to discover the raffle was a con, and the prize is guarded by a watchdog named Cecil.

A Gooney Is Born - 1971

Captain Sure Shot shoots at the gooney birds threatening to damage his planes. A mother gooney bird leaves her egg for protection in Chilly's igloo.

Horse Play - 1967

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

Secret Weapon - 1963

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

Mousie Come Home - 1946

Andy Panda and Milo move to avoid a mouse.

Real Gone Woody - 1954

Woody and Buzz compete to take Winnie Woodpecker to the sock hop.

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.

Hay Rube - 1954

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

Teeny Weeny Meany - 1966

Smedley stops Chilly from stealing all of the captain's fish.

Show Biz Beagle - 1972

Buzz and Ratfink trick Woody into buying a "talking" dog.

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.

Charlie the Rainmaker - 1971

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

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.

How to Stuff Woodpecker - 1960

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

Hyde and Sneak - 1962

Inspector Willoughby tries to catch a jewel thief named Vampira Hyde, who takes pills that transform her appearance.

Swiss Mis-fit - 1957

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

The Snoozin' Bruin - 1971

A bear decides to sleep in Woody's tree, and his snoring is so loud that Woody tries everything to wake him up.

Window Pains - 1967

Charlie tries to clean the house's windows himself.

Fowled Up Party - 1957

Maggie and Sam find trouble on their way to a Halloween costume party when a dog mistakes him for a real rooster.

Wacky-bye Baby - 1948

Woody disguises himself as a baby so that millionaire Wally Walrus will adopt him.