The Woody Woodpecker Show

The Mad Hatter - 1948

Woody encounters difficulties acquiring a new top hat for his Hollywood screen test.

Pigeon Holed - 1956

Homer Pigeon goes to the doctor for glasses, only to realize his poor vision has led him to the induction center for the Pigeonaire Corps instead.

Goose Is Wild - 1963

Goose Beary convinces Charlie he can lay golden eggs to get better treatment.

The Reluctant Recruit - 1971

Woody unknowingly joins the Foreign Legion, thinking he's signing up for a free vacation.

Plywood Panic - 1953

Milford the pig wins Maw & Paw a new house, but they have to build it themselves.

The Big Snooze - 1957

Chilly disturbs the hibernation of the bears at Grizzly National Park, and the park ranger tries to stop him.

Pantry Panic - 1941

Woody fails to go South for the winter, leaving him vulnerable to a starving cat.

Square Shootin' Square - 1955

Outlaw Dapper Denver Dooley stashes his loot in Woody's tree, and Woody runs away with it. In the end, Woody turns Denver and the loot in to the sheriff.

Sh-h-h-h-h-h - 1955

A jazz musician desperately tries to quiet his nosey neighbors before his volatile condition causes him to blow up.

Dog Tax Dodgers - 1948

Wally Walrus tries to force Andy to pay a $3 tax for his dog.

Phantom of the Horse Opera - 1961

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

Sliphorn King of Polaroo - 1945

A trombone playing, merchant-marine sailor is shipwrecked in the far north, and the animals like his playing so much that he is named Sliphorn King of Polaroo.

Polar Pests - 1958

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

Tree's a Crowd - 1958

A wealthy estate owneer sends his cat after Woody to stop him pecking at his priceless trees.

Woody Meets Daveycrewcut - 1956

A bear convinces Davy Crewcut (a parody of Davy Crockett) to hunt woodpecker instead.

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.

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.

Peck of Trouble - 1968

Woody drives two park rangers in a national forest insane by pecking holes in all the trees.

The Bandmaster - 1947

Andy Panda conducts a circus orchestra.

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.

Ace in the Hole - 1942

Woody Woodpecker is a stable boy who longs to fly a plane. But the bulldog sergeant on the airfield stands in his way.

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.

Hyde and Sneak - 1962

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

Chilly Chums - 1967

Chilly and Maxie the Polar Bear team up to avoid a hunter.

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.

Let Charlie Do It - 1972

Charlie tries to unclog the kitchen sink himself.

Dig That Dog - 1954

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

The Reckless Driver - 1946

Woody Woodpecker tries to renew his driver's license with a grumpy officer.

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.

Chilly's Cold War - 1970

Chilly Willy is cold and hungry and takes shelter in the home of Colonel Pot Shot where Smedley is the caretaker.

Woody the Freeloader - 1968

Woody fakes an illness to get the comforts of home from a little old lady, but her dog sees through his ruse.

Meatless Tuesday - 1943

Andy unsuccessfully tries to roast Charlie Chicken for his meatless Tuesday dinner.

The Sleeping Princess - 1939

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

Slingshot Six-and-7/8ths - 1951

Tenderfoot Woody with a slingshot and indigienous tribesman Buzz with a bow and arrow face off in a target shooting contest for a $1,000 prize.