The Woody Woodpecker Show

Secret Agent Woody Woodpecker - 1967

Secret Agent Woody pursues the master criminal Louie the Litterbug.

Broadway Bow Wows - 1954

John the showbiz dog leaves his fiancee and their double act for another woman only to return to her when her solo act is more successful than his.

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.

Freeway Fracas - 1963

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

Bear and the Bees - 1960

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

Little Televillain - 1958

Smedley is the bodyguard to a TV station boss and must keep out Chilly, who wants to audition as a drummer. In their struggle, the two stumble onto a TV set and end up getting their own show.

Careless Caretaker - 1962

Smedley is a caretaker of the trees in a park, and gets angry when Woody starts pecking at the eldest tree. Woody tries to convince Smedley that he tree is sick.

Science Friction - 1962

Woody tries to escape a mad scientist who wants to merge him with an ape to create a flying ape.

Pest of Show - 1962

Doc enters Champ in a dog show to earn money, and two alley cats attempt to sabatogue them.

Apple Andy - 1946

Andy Panda is tempted to steal apples by the devil on his shoulder.

Phantom of the Horse Opera - 1961

An outlaw disguises himself as a ghost to scare Woody away.

Polar Pests - 1958

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

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.

Franken Stymied - 1961

An evil scientist invents a mechanical chicken-plucker and wants to test it on Woody.

Room and Bored - 1962

Smedley works for the telephone company and tries to evict Woody from a telephone pole.

Papoose On the Loose - 1961

An indigineous child wants to hunt a bear, so his father dresses up as a bear to teach him a lesson. It turns out, the child is a better hunter than he thought.

Rah Rah Ruckus - 1964

Charlie tries to stop Junior and Suzy from practicing their cheer routines in the house.

Rock-A-Bye Gator - 1962

While all the other gators are hibernating, Gabby Gator tries to trap and eat Woody while his guard is down.

Dig That Dog - 1954

A man's new, little puppy grows into a giant dog with a digging problem.

Deep Freeze Squeeze - 1964

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

For the Love of Pizza - 1972

In a take on the Little Red Riding Hood tale, Woody pauses as Miss Meany's grandmother in the hopes of eating the pizza she brought.

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.

Salmon Yeggs - 1958

Windy tries to show his son Breezy how to steal from a salmon cannery, but gets sealed in a can himself.

Let Charlie Do It - 1972

Charlie tries to unclog the kitchen sink himself.

The Unbearable Salesman - 1957

Knothead and Splinter ask Woody how he got his bearskin rug. It turns out Woody annoyed a hibernating bear so thoroughly as a door-to-door salesman that the bear accidentally sent himself to space with a cannon trying to get rid of him.

Hi-Seas Hi-Jacker - 1963

Inspector Willoughby pursues a pirate holding up a battleship.

Fish And Chips - 1963

Chilly tries to eat the stuffed baricuda on display at Smedley's master's house.

Scalp Treatment - 1952

Buzz tries to woo a beautiful indigineous woman by scalping Woody to make a headdress for her. But Woody shaves his head and gives it to her himself.