The Woody Woodpecker Show

After the Ball - 1956

After his tree home is turned into a bowling ball, Woody Woodpecker refuses to leave, despite Pierre Bear.

Truant Student - 1959

While Windy is fishing in a river, Truant Officer Willoughby mistakes him for a large boy playing hooking from school and tries to get him back to class.

Chilly And Looney Gooney - 1969

Chilly and Gooney the "Gooney Bird" Albatross work together to avoid the hunter Colonel Pot Shot.

Sissy Sheriff - 1967

After losing 12 sheriffs in 12 days, Woody becomes lucky number 13 entrusted with capturing bank robber Dirty McNasty.

Punchy Pooch - 1962

Doc enters Champ in a boxing match with a kangaroo. When he hears that the kagaroo doesn't fight fair, he uses many tactics to even the scales.

Mouse Trappers - 1941

Papa Panda unsuccessfully tries to catch a mouse in the house.

Box Car Bandit - 1957

A bandit and his horse attempt to rob a train guarded by Woody.

Termites From Mars - 1952

Woody must fend off termites from Mars who have invaded and are eating his treehouse.

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.

Canned Dog Feud - 1965

Woody is the object of desire for two feuding hillbillies' hound dogs.

Pest of Show - 1962

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

Jerky Turkey - 1968

Junior brings home a turkey as a pet, but Charlie is determined to cook it for Sunday dinner.

Busman's Holiday - 1961

Woody Woodpecker's window-washer ladder causes problems around town.

Fodder And Son - 1957

Woody pranks a hungry bear and his son at Yellowstone National Park.

Scrambled Eggs - 1939

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

Knock Knock - 1940

Andy and Papa try to stop Woody from pecking on their roof.

Woodpecker in the Moon - 1959

Woody is sent on a mission to the moon after Professor Dingledong has not returned from his mission. When he arrives at the moon, Woody fights with the professor for control of the rocket to return to earth.

Fox and the Rabbit - 1935

A hungry rabbit pretends to be sick so he can go to the carrot patch, not knowing that a fox is there waiting.

Pecking Holes in Poles - 1972

A telephone company employee is sent out to capture Woody after he pecks holes in dozens of telephone poles.

Arts and Flowers - 1956

Woody competes with a snobby artist in an art contest.

Rough And Tumbleweed - 1961

Inspector Willoughby pursues a Wild West outlaw.

Highway Hecklers - 1968

Chilly and Maxie escape from the zoo and Colonel Pot Shot tries to capture them and collect the reward for returning them.

Stowaway Woody - 1963

Woody flies on a Hawaii-bound ocean liner, causing trouble for the ship's captain and his dog.

Hunger Strife - 1960

Ranger Willoughby insists Fatso go on a diet and not accept food from travelers during tourist season.

Charlie in Hot Water - 1970

Charlie Beary attempts to fix the hot water tank himself.

Round Trip to Mars - 1957

Woody sabotagues Professor Dingledong's Mars rocket so that it won't take off and pretends to be a martian.

Ballyhooey - 1960

Woody tries to watch his quiz show, but it is interrupted by silly commercials.

Corny Concerto - 1962

Doc and Champ inadvertently develop a famous "act" in which Doc hits Champ's foot with a mallet.

Hot Time On Ice - 1967

At a weather station at the South Pole, the captain wants Smedley to fly the station's plane to get food supplies, but Chilly keeps cutting holes in the runway and fishing.

Greedy Gabby Gator - 1963

Gabby tricks Woody into thinking his kitchen is a health resort, but gets chased by a crocodile who in turn wants to eat him.

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.

Charlie the Rainmaker - 1971

Charlie attempts to install a lawn sprinkler himself, but forgot to pay the water bill.

Private Eye Pooch - 1955

After escaping a taxidermists' office, Woody is pursued by Strongnose the Bloodhound, who is supposed to bring him back to be stuffed.