The Woody Woodpecker Show

Alley to Bali - 1954

Woody and Buzz Buzzard seek the attention of a Balinese woman named Babalu who wants to sacrifice them to the angry volcano god of her island.

Jungle Medics - 1961

Monkey medics help a lion with a tooth ache.

Scrappy Birthday - 1949

Andy buys a hound to catch a fox and make a fox fur coat for his girlfriend's birthday present.

Flim Flam Fountain - 1971

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

Goose Is Wild - 1963

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

Salmon Loafer - 1963

Chilly steals fish from Smedley's salmon cannery.

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.

Watch the Birdie - 1958

Woody heckles a birdwatcher who's spying on him.

The Talking Dog - 1956

Maggie and Sam finally earn enough money to pay off the mortgage on their home, but on the way to the bank, Sam spends their money on a talking dog.

A Chilly Reception - 1958

Chilly threatens to replace Smedley in his cushy job as a ship mascot.

Gold Diggin' Woodpecker - 1972

Woody and his horse Sugarfoot discover gold in an abandoned mine and have to fight off another miner trying to claim jump.

Let Charlie Do It - 1972

Charlie tries to unclog the kitchen sink himself.

Polar Pests - 1958

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

Wet Blanket Policy - 1948

Buzz Buzzard tries to collect on Woody Woodpecker's life insurance policy by any means necessary!

Banquet Busters - 1948

Woody and Andy are true starving musicians who agree to a gig in a fancy mansion in the hopes of nabbing some food.

The Case of the Elephant's Trunk - 1965

Inspector Willoughby tracks a rajah's kidnapped elephant.

Crow Crazy - 1945

Andy faces off against a stubborn crow in his cornfield.

Seal On the Loose - 1970

Woody tries to hide a pet seal from Miss Meany in her "no pets allowed" boarding house.

Fowled Up Birthday - 1962

Charlie buys a goose for Suzy's birthday dinner, but instead it becomes the family pet.

Chilly's Hideaway - 1971

Smedley tries to evict Chilly Willy from Colonel Pot's mountain home.

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.

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.

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.

Meatless Tuesday - 1943

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

Chili Con Corny - 1972

In the middle of the desert, Woody is forced to wash dishes to pay for a meal at a restaurant.

Charlie in Hot Water - 1970

Charlie Beary attempts to fix the hot water tank himself.

Corny Concerto - 1962

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

The Great Who-Dood-It - 1952

At the county fair, Buzz forces Woody to demonstrate the tonics he is trying to sell. Woody raids a magician's tent to get revenge.

Fair Weather Fiends - 1946

A storm strands Woody and Wolfie on a deserted island, and they battle each other to find food.

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.

Witch Crafty - 1955

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

Foot Brawl - 1966

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

Three Lazy Mice - 1935

Three lazy mice try to get out of working by claiming to be blind.

The Mad Hatter - 1948

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