The Woody Woodpecker Show

Who's Cookin Who? - 1946

After failing to store food for winter, Woody attempts to turn the story of Little Red Riding Hood on its head by luring and eating a wolf. It turns out, they both want to eat each other.

Three Ring Fling - 1958

Windy tries to get into the circus for free.

Pesky Pelican - 1963

Chilly contends with a pelican trying to steal his fishing catch.

Freeway Fracas - 1963

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

The Dog That Cried Wolf - 1953

Dizzy the sheep dog pranks his owner that a wolf is attacking the sheep. When a real wolf arrives, the rancher doesn't believe him.

Bugged in a Rug - 1968

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

The Redwood Sap - 1951

Woody lazily neglects to store food for the winter and steals from the other animals to stave off starvation.

To Catch a Woodpecker - 1957

Terrance O' Hoolihan and the President of the Telephone company attempt to stop Woody from pecking all the telephone poles in town.

A Horses Tale - 1954

Sugarfoot finds a new job as a stunt double after a misunderstanding gets him kicked off the farm.

Operation Cold Feet - 1957

At the South Pole, where the Armed Forces are camped for the winter, Chilly tries to steal cans of sardines form the food stores under the watchful eye of dog sentry Smedley.

International Woodpecker - 1957

Woody tells Knothead and Splinter the tale of their illustrious ancestors.

The Un-handy Man - 1970

Charlie tries to build an automatic garage door opener.

Bee Bopped - 1959

Windy the bee tries to teach his son the "right" way to steal honey from a beehive. He mostly gets hurt along the way.

Wicket Wacky - 1951

Woody plays a game of croquet and disturbs the underground parlor of a gopher.

The Dippy Diplomat - 1945

Woody impersonates a famous ambassador to steal food from a feast that Wally is holding in the diplomat's honor.

Pest of Show - 1962

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

Clash and Carry - 1961

After an unsuccessful stealing attempt, Chilly Willy buys out all the fish in Wally's store on credit.

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

Charlie's Golf Classic - 1970

Charlie teaches Bessie how to play golf. He's not the best teacher.

The Flying Turtle - 1953

A Foolish Fable Cartoon. Herman the Turtle tries everything to learn how to fly only to get killed in the processs and turned into an angel with wings.

Woody Woodpecker - 1941

Curious to find out if he's crazy, Woody Woodpecker goes to a hungry fox psychiatrist.

Gabby's Diner - 1961

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

Scrambled Eggs - 1939

A mischievous satyr switches the eggs of several different nests to confuse the expectant forest animals.

Fish And Chips - 1963

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

Everglade Raid - 1958

Woody heads down to the Everglades to hunt alligators so he can sell them to be made into suitcases. When he get there, he meets an alligator that wants to eat him.

Musical Moments From Chopin - 1946

A Musical Miniature cartoon. Andy and Woody play a flawless Chopin piano concert in a barn, not missing a note even when a horse accidentally sets fire to the barn.

Woody the Giant Killer - 1947

Woody is looking for an apartment, and Buck Beaver sells him magic beans.

The Reckless Driver - 1946

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

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.

The Big Snooze - 1957

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

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.

Foot Brawl - 1966

Charlie tries unsuccessfully to convince his son he was a football star in college.

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.

Hypnotic Hick - 1953

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