Woody Woodpecker and Friends

Season 1932

With arguably the most famous laugh of any cartoon character in history ("ha-ha-ha-HA-ha"), Woody Woodpecker pecked his way into our lives through a 1940 Andy Panda theatrical short entitled Knock Knock. Woody continued to appear in short films throughout the 40's and 50's, and in 1957, the Kellogg's company packaged these theatrical works into the syndicated package The Woody Woodpecker Show. Walter Lantz created the famed bird, and in the show's early days, the animator would host from his office, demonstrating how cartoons were made by showing the viewers at home such essentials as painting cels and drawing storyboards. Woody, an obnoxious mischief-maker, would usually star in the shorts, occasionally taking a backseat to his friends Andy Panda, Wally Walrus, Gabby Gator, Buzz Buzzard, Oswald the Rabbit, The Beary Family and Arctic penguin Chilly Willy.
Where to Watch Season 1932
20 Episodes
  • Grandma's Pet
    E1
    Grandma's PetEpisode 1
  • Mechanical Man
    E2
    Mechanical ManEpisode 2
  • Wins Out
    E3
    Wins OutEpisode 3
  • Beau and Arrows
    E4
    Beau and ArrowsEpisode 4
  • Making Good
    E5
    Making GoodEpisode 5
  • Let's Eat
    E6
    Let's EatEpisode 6
  • The Winged Horse
    E7
    The Winged HorseEpisode 7
  • Cat Nipped
    E8
    Cat NippedEpisode 8
  • A Wet Knight
    E9
    A Wet KnightEpisode 9
  • A Jungle Jumble
    E10
    A Jungle JumbleEpisode 10
  • Day Nurse
    E11
    Day NurseEpisode 11
  • The Athlete
    E12
    The AthleteEpisode 12
  • The Busy Barber
    E13
    The Busy BarberEpisode 13
  • The Butcher Boy
    E14
    The Butcher BoyEpisode 14
  • Carnival Capers
    E15
    Carnival CapersEpisode 15
  • The Crowd Snores
    E16
    The Crowd SnoresEpisode 16
  • The Under Dog
    E17
    The Under DogEpisode 17
  • Wild and Woolly
    E18
    Wild and WoollyEpisode 18
  • Cats and Dogs
    E19
    Cats and DogsEpisode 19
  • Teacher's Pests
    E20
    Teacher's PestsEpisode 20

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