The Woody Woodpecker Show

The Hollywood Matador - 1942

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

Freeloading Feline - 1960

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

Robinson Gruesome - 1959

Chilly rides a melting iceberg to a south seas island, where Smedley has been stranded for 28 years.

Flim Flam Fountain - 1971

Buzz tries to con Woody into buying the Fountain of Youth, and Woody and his friends get even.

The Bongo Punch - 1957

Pepito the Rooster only wants to play the bongos, even though his dad wants him to be a champion fighter.

The Bandmaster - 1947

Andy Panda conducts a circus orchestra.

Witch Crafty - 1955

A witch tries to get a replacement magic broom from Woody without paying.

Gabby's Diner - 1961

Woody is lured into Gabby the alligator's Florida diner, where he must avoid being made into a pie.

The Painter and The Pointer - 1944

Andy tries to paint a portrait of his dog, Butch, but it's difficult for Butch to stand still.

Bugged in a Rug - 1968

Charlie Beary struggles to replace a rug in his family's house.

Sleepy Time Chimes - 1971

Woody tries to stop a clock repairman from fixing the chimes in a tower he's sleeping in.

The Egg Cracker Suite - 1943

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

Project Reject - 1969

Chilly tries to drive out the disruptive millitary installation next to his igloo.

Born to Peck - 1952

A tired and elderly Woody reminices on his childhood with his father. Despondent, he attempts to commit suicide, only to be thwarted by the cartoonist.

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.

Eggnapper - 1961

When tourist season is over and the park ranger leaves the bears to fend for themselves in winter, Fatso disguishes himself as a female chicken to raid a nearby henhouse.

Charlie's Mother-in-Law - 1963

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

Panhandle Scandal - 1959

Dapper Denver Dooley must contend with Woody the town marshal of Rigor Mortis, Texas.

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.

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.

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

Billion Dollar Boner - 1960

A man will receive one billion dollars but only if he doesn't harm Woody Woodpecker who won't stop pestering him.

Hyde and Sneak - 1962

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

Guest Who? - 1965

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

Lotsa Luck - 1967

Woody and Sugarfoot have terrible luck, which doesn't get better when he finds a four-leaf clover.

Tin Can Concert - 1961

Doc, a cat with musical talents, directs a symphony from the top of a grandfather clock. A mouse who lives in the grandfather clock is trying to sleep and tries to stop the music.

Polar Pests - 1958

Chilly tries to avoid becoming a replacement penguin at the zoo.

Socko in Morocco - 1954

Woody Woodpecker, a soldier in the French Foreign Legion, must rescue a princess he's sworn to protect from Buzz Buzard (as Shiek El Rancid).

Hypnotic Hick - 1953

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

The Sleeping Princess - 1939

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

Dizzy Kitty - 1941

Andy and his father try to groom an alley cat for a Cat Show.

Freeway Fracas - 1963

The construction of a freeway threatens Woody's tree home, so he fights to keep away evil contractors.

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.

Jittery Jester - 1958

Woody competes with Dapper Denver Dooley to entertain the king as his court jester. Dooley is horribly unfunny.