The Woody Woodpecker Show

Weekdays at 2pm | 1c, Saturday at 5pm | 4c, Sunday at 10am | 9c

A collection of timeless cartoon shorts, that span from 1934 to 1972, featuring the mischievous Woody Woodpecker and his colorful cast of friends including Chilly Willy, The Beary Family, Inspector Willoughby, Andy Panda, and more.

Next Airings

Sep 1st 2:00pm ET

Ski for Two - 1944

Woody sneaks into Wally Walrus' winter lodge without a reservation disguised as Santa Claus.

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.

Deep Freeze Squeeze - 1964

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

Hassle in a Castle - 1966

A king looks for a goom for his daughter, who will be turned into an evil witch if not married by midnight. Woody is captured and presented as a potential suitor.

Under the Spreading Blacksmith Shop - 1942

Blacksmith Papa Panda bets Andy he couldn't shoe a horse. Papa Panda dresses up as a horse to ensure he wins the bet.

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.

Sep 2nd 2:00pm ET

Woody Dines Out - 1945

Corny Concerto - 1962

Chilly's Hideaway - 1971

Get Lost Little Doggy - 1964

Fowled Up Party - 1957

The Wacky Weed - 1946

Wild and Woody - 1948

Sep 3rd 2:00pm ET

Born to Peck - 1952

Crazy Mixed Up Pup - 1955

The Rude Intruder - 1972

Woody And the Beanstalk - 1966

Paw's Night Out - 1955

Crazy House - 1940

Alley to Bali - 1954

Sep 4th 2:00pm ET

Hot Noon Or 12 O'Clock for Sure - 1953

Punchy Pooch - 1962

Clash and Carry - 1961

Woody's Clip Joint - 1964

Maw and Paw - 1953

Nutty Pine Cabin - 1942

Woodpecker From Mars - 1956

Sep 5th 2:00pm ET

Helter Shelter - 1955

The Flying Turtle - 1953

Project Reject - 1969

Practical Yolk - 1966

Plywood Panic - 1953

Crow Crazy - 1945

Well Oiled - 1947

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