The Woody Woodpecker Show

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The Woody Woodpecker Show
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Genre Animation, comedy
Created by Walter Lantz
Directed by
Voices of Grace Stafford
Composers
Country of originUnited States
No. of seasons5
No. of episodes113
Production
ProducerWalter Lantz
Editors
  • F.Y. Smith
  • Norman Suffern
Running time30 minutes
Production companies Walter Lantz Productions (1957–58; 1963-64; 1970-72)
Universal City Studios (1976–77; 1988)
Original release
Network ABC (1957–58)
Syndication (1963–64)
NBC (1970–77)
ReleaseOctober 3, 1957 (1957-10-03) –
January 29, 1977 (1977-01-29)
Related
The New Woody Woodpecker Show

The Woody Woodpecker Show is an American television series mainly composed of the animated cartoon shorts of Woody Woodpecker and other Walter Lantz characters including Andy Panda, Chilly Willy, The Beary Family and Inspector Willoughby all released by Walter Lantz Productions. [1] The series was revived and reformatted several times, but remained popular for nearly four decades and allowed the studio to continue making theatrical cartoons until 1972 when it shut down. It also kept the Walter Lantz/Universal "cartunes" made during the Golden Age of American animation a part of the American consciousness. The Woody Woodpecker Show was named the 88th best animated series by IGN. [2]

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History

Movie theater owners in the 1950s were finding that they could release features with reissued cartoons, or no cartoons at all, and the audiences would still come. Because of the practice, the theatrical cartoon business was suffering and losing money. By 1956 there were only seven animation producers in the short-subjects field, and by the end of the decade that number would dwindle down to three. Walter Lantz and his distributor, Universal Pictures, knew that the only way to subsidize the rising costs of new shorts was to release their product to television. Norman Gluck from Universal's short-subjects department made a deal with the Leo Burnett Agency to release some older Lantz product on television. Burnett handled the Kellogg's cereal account and Lantz soon met with the Kellogg's people to sign the contract. [3] Lantz admitted that he was only working in the medium because he was "forced into TV" and "cartoons for theaters would soon be extinct". [4]

The Woody Woodpecker Show debuted on ABC on the afternoon of October 3, 1957. The series was shown once a week, on Thursday afternoons, replacing the first half-hour of the shortened Mickey Mouse Club . Lantz integrated his existing cartoons with new live action footage, giving the show an updated look that satisfied both viewers and Lantz himself. The live action and animation segments created for the show, called 'A Moment with Walter Lantz', featured an informative look at how the animation process for his "cartunes" worked as well as how the writers came up with stories and characters. The live-action segments were directed by Jack Hannah, who was fresh from the Disney studio where he had done similar live-action/animation sequences for the Disney show. [3]

After the initial year on ABC, The Woody Woodpecker Show was syndicated until 1966. The "A Moment with Walter Lantz" segments were eventually replaced with "Woody's Newsreel" and "Around The World with Woody" which used footage of Universal Newsreels and featured voice-over commentary by Walter Lantz and Woody Woodpecker.

In 1970, the show reappeared on network television, with 26 additional episodes assembled by Lantz for NBC. The show ran on NBC until September 2, 1972, which is the same year the Walter Lantz Productions studio shut down. The show was revived again on September 11, 1976, featuring cartoons made from 1940 to 1965. [5] The show ended its network run on September 3, 1977. Local stations continued to air The Woody Woodpecker Show for the next several years.

In 1984, Lantz sold everything outright to MCA/Universal, though he remained active in overseeing how Universal handled his characters (for merchandise, TV, home video, theme parks, limited edition cels, etc.) up until his death in 1994. [6]

In 1987, MCA/Universal and The Program Exchange returned the show to television with a new 90 episode package for syndication. This Woody Woodpecker Show featured a complete overhaul of the series format. Gone were the newsreels, "Around the World" segments, and live action scenes with Walter Lantz, replaced by vignettes known as "Musical Miniatures", in which new musical compositions were played over montages of classic cartoon footage. New commercial bumpers were added and a new opening sequence was created. This one featured Woody, Andy Panda, Chilly Willy, Smedley the Dog, and Inspector Willoughby along with Woody's nemeses Buzz Buzzard, Gabby Gator, and Wally Walrus as they caused chaos in a small town. Episodes of this Woody Woodpecker Show typically consisted of two Woody cartoons bookending another Lantz cartoon (typically a Chilly Willy cartoon). The series continued airing in syndication until 1998. Around that time, Cartoon Network picked up rerun rights and aired The Woody Woodpecker Show for several months, after which the series disappeared from television.

After Cartoon Network dropped The Woody Woodpecker Show, Universal revived most of the Lantz characters in The New Woody Woodpecker Show with Billy West voicing Woody, which ran from 1999 to 2002 as part of the Fox Kids Saturday morning lineup.

In August 2023, MeTV acquired the broadcast rights to Walter Lantz cartoons from 1934 to 1972 to air The Woody Woodpecker Show on Saturday mornings on September 2 as part of MeTV's Saturday Morning Cartoons animation block, marking Woody's return to television after 21 years (it was also picked up by MeTV Toons one year later). They were not aired in the actual The Woody Woodpecker Show anthology episodes formats, but the separate theatrical cartoon prints are shown directly from the Universal vaults.

Episodes

Cartoons with an '*' are repeats.

Series 1 (1957–1958)

This series consist of 30s and 40s Walter Lantz cartoons.

#1st cartoon2nd cartoon3rd cartoonOriginal air date
1Who's Cookin' Who? (1946)The Overture to William Tell (1947)Bathing Buddies (1946)October 3, 1957
2Ace in the Hole (1942)The Bandmaster (1947)Banquet Busters (1948)October 10, 1957
3Life Begins for Andy Panda (1939)Pied Piper of Basin Street (1945)Knock Knock (1940)October 17, 1957
4Chew Chew Baby (1945)The Sleeping Princess (1939)The Dizzy Acrobat (1943)October 24, 1957
5Fish Fry (1944)Pixie Picnic (1948)Woody Dines Out (1945)October 31, 1957
6The Hollywood Matador (1942)Adventures of Tom Thumb Jr. (1940)Well Oiled (1947)November 7, 1957
7Andy Panda Goes Fishing (1940)The Poet and the Peasant (1946)Ski for Two (1944)November 14, 1957
8Fair Weather Fiends (1946)Scrambled Eggs (1939)Woody The Giant Killer (1947)November 21, 1957
9Mousie Come Home (1946)Apple Andy (1946)The Dippy Diplomat (1945)November 28, 1957
10Pantry Panic (1941)Kiddie Koncert (1948)Wacky Bye Baby (1948)December 5, 1957
11The Painter and the Pointer (1944)Dog Tax Dodgers (1948)The Mad Hatter (1948)December 12, 1957
12The Screwball (1943)Three Lazy Mice (1935)Solid Ivory (1947)December 19, 1957
13Crow Crazy (1944)Sliphorn King Of Polaroo (1945)The Reckless Driver (1946)December 26, 1957
14The Wacky Weed (1946)Musical Moments from Chopin (1947)The Beach Nut (1944)January 2, 1958
15Meatless Tuesday (1943)Jungle Jive (1944)The Loose Nut (1945)January 9, 1958
16Smoked Hams (1947)Fox and the Rabbit (1935)The Barber of Seville (1944)January 16, 1958
17100 Pygmies and Andy Panda (1940)Kitten Mittens (1940)The Coo Coo Bird (1947)January 23, 1958
18The Dizzy Acrobat (1943)*Toyland Premiere (1935)Woody Dines Out (1945)*January 30, 1958
19Life Begins for Andy Panda (1939)*Fish Fry (1944)*The Hollywood Matador (1942)*February 6, 1958
20Well Oiled (1947)*Pixie Picnic (1948)*Ski for Two (1944)*February 13, 1958
21Andy Panda Goes Fishing (1940)*Adventures of Tom Thumb Jr. (1940)*Fair Weather Fiends (1946)*February 20, 1958
22Woody The Giant Killer (1947)*The Poet and the Peasant (1946)*The Dippy Diplomat (1945)*February 27, 1958
23Mousie Come Home (1946)*Scrambled Eggs (1939)*Pantry Panic (1941)*March 6, 1958
24Wacky Bye Baby (1948)*Apple Andy (1946)*The Mad Hatter (1948)*March 13, 1958
25The Painter and the Pointer (1944)*Kiddie Koncert (1948)*The Screwball (1943)*March 20, 1958
26Solid Ivory (1947)*Dog Tax Dodgers (1948)*The Reckless Driver (1946)*March 27, 1958

Series 2 (1963–1964)

This series consist of 50s and some 40s Walter Lantz cartoons.

In the process of remastering 49th episode, Destination Meatball (from Woody Woodpecker) was replaced with one of Andy Panda's shorts for unknown reasons.

#1st cartoon2nd cartoon3rd cartoonOriginal air date
27I'm Cold (1954)A Horse's Tale (1954)Puny Express (1951)September 4, 1963
28Slingshot 6 7/8 (1951)Syncopated Sioux (1940)Wet Blanket Policy (1948)September 11, 1963
29What's Sweepin' (1953)The Mouse and the Lion (1953)The Legend of Rockabye Point (1955)September 18, 1963
30Woodpecker In The Rough (1952)The Egg Cracker Suite (1943)Sh-h-h-h-h-h (1955)September 25, 1963
31Sleep Happy (1951)Good-bye Mr. Moth (1942)Flea For Two (1955)October 2, 1963
32Hot Noon (1953)The Flying Turtle (1953)Room and Wrath (1956)October 9, 1963
33Wild and Woody (1948)Crazy House (1940)Dig That Dog (1954)October 16, 1963
34Wrestling Wrecks (1953)Pig in a Pickle (1954)Drooler's Delight (1949)October 23, 1963
35The Great Who-Dood-It (1952)Andy Panda's Pop (1941) [7] Paw's Night Out (1955)October 30, 1963
36Real Gone Woody (1954)Boogie Woogie Sioux (1942) [8] Chilly Willy (1953) [9] November 6, 1963
37Get Lost (1956)The Dog That Cried Wolf (1953)Hot Rod Huckster (1954)November 13, 1963
38Wicket Wacky (1951)Andy Panda's Victory Garden (1942) [10] The Ostrich Egg and I (1956)November 20, 1963
39The Secret Weapon (1960) [11] Convict Concerto (1954)I'm Cold (1954)*November 27, 1963
40The Redwood Sap (1951)Crazy Mixed Up Pup (1955)The Screwdriver (1941) [12] December 4, 1963
41Nutty Pine Cabin (1942)Scalp Treatment (1952)The Talking Dog (1956)December 11, 1963
42Termites From Mars (1952)Swing Your Partner (1943)Hold That Rock (1956)December 18, 1963
43Ration Bored (1943) [13] Scrappy Birthday (1949)Plywood Panic (1953)December 25, 1963
44Hypnotic Hick (1953)Dizzy Kitty (1941)Maw & Paw (1953)January 1, 1964
45Buccaneer Woodpecker (1953)The Hams That Couldn't Be Cured (1942)Hot and Cold Penguin (1955)January 8, 1964
46Belle Boys (1953)Broadway Bow Wow's (1954)Woody Woodpecker (1941)January 15, 1964
47Helter Shelter (1955)Hot Noon (1953)*Juke Box Jamboree (1942)January 22, 1964
48Jungle Medics (1960) [14] Real Gone Woody (1954)*The Legend of Rockabye Point (1955)*January 29, 1964
49Alley to Bali (1954)Destination Meatball (1951)/ Under The Spreading Blacksmith Shop (1941) [15] Pigeon Holed (1956)February 5, 1964
50The Loan Stranger (1942)Playful Pelican (1948)Under The Counter Spy (1954)February 12, 1964
51Operation Sawdust (1953)Man's Best Friend (1941)Hay Rube (1954)February 19, 1964
52Convict Concerto (1954)*Mouse Trappers (1941)Born to Peck (1952)February 26, 1964

Special episode (1964)

#1st cartoon2nd cartoon3rd cartoonOriginal air date
-Playful Pelican (1948)*Under The Counter Spy (1954)*Spook-A-Nanny (1964)October 21, 1964

Series 3 (1970–1971)

From Series 3 onward, the episode include four cartoons instead of three.

#1st cartoon2nd cartoon3rd cartoon4th cartoonOriginal air date
53Pistol Packin' Woodpecker (1960)St. Maritz Blitz (1961)Fodder and Son (1957)Freeloading Feline (1960)September 5, 1970
54Chief Charlie Horse (1956)The Secret Weapon (1960)*After The Ball (1956)The Big Snooze (1957)September 12, 1970
55Box Car Bandit (1957)The Goofy Gardener (1957)Woody Meets Davy Crewcut (1956)Hyde and Sneak (1962)September 19, 1970
56Arts and Flowers (1956)Salmon Yeggs (1958)Gabby's Diner (1961)Doc's Last Stand (1961)September 26, 1970
57The Woody Woodpecker Polka (1951)Truant Student (1959)The Tree Medic (1955)Witty Kitty (1960)October 3, 1970
58Woodpecker In The Moon (1959)Little Televillain (1958)Calling All Cuckoos (1956)The Bongo Punch (1957)October 10, 1970
59Misguided Missile (1958)Bear and the Bees (1961)Watch The Birdie (1958)Punchy Pooch (1962)October 17, 1970
60Half Empty Saddles (1958)Fowled Up Party (1957)Round Trip To Mars (1957)A Chilly Reception (1958)October 24, 1970
61Ballyhooey (1960)Rough and Tumbleweed (1961)Franken-Stymied (1961)Mother's Little Helper (1962)October 31, 1970
62The Unbearable Salesman (1957)Yukon Have It (1959)Dopey Dick The Pink Whale (1957)Phoney Express (1962)November 7, 1970
63Private Eye Pooch (1955)Hunger Strife (1960)Ozark Lark (1960)Polar Pests (1958)November 14, 1970
64Panhandle Scandal (1959)Eggnapper (1961)Fowled Up Falcon (1960)Operation Cold Feet (1957)November 21, 1970
65Woodpecker From Mars (1956)Tricky Trout (1961)Everglade Raid (1958)Three Ring Fling (1958)November 28, 1970
66International Woodpecker (1957)Swiss Miss-Fit (1957)Niagara Fools (1956)Mississippi Slow Boat (1961)December 5, 1970
67Socko in Morocco (1954)Salmon Loafer (1963)To Catch a Woodpecker (1957)Papoose on the Loose (1961)December 12, 1970
68Southern Fried Hospitality (1960)Mackerel Moocher (1962)Bats in The Belfry (1960)Case of the Cold Storage Yegg (1963)December 19, 1970
69Stage Hoax (1952)Bee Bopped (1959)His Better Elf (1958)Robinson Gruesome (1959)December 26, 1970
70Kiddie League (1959)Charlie's Mother-in-Law (1963)The Bird Who Came to Dinner (1961)Fish and Chips (1963)January 2, 1971
71Poop Deck Pirate (1961)Pesky Pelican (1963)A Fine Feathered Frenzy (1954)Corny Concerto (1962)January 9, 1971
72Log Jammed (1959)Hi-Seas Hi-Jacker (1963)The Tee Bird (1959)Sufferin' Cats (1961)January 16, 1971
73Billion Dollar Boner (1960)Coming Out Party (1963)Romp in a Swamp (1959)Pest of Show (1962)January 23, 1971
74Red Riding Hoodlum (1957)Fowled-Up Birthday (1962)Tree's a Crowd (1958)Fish Hooked (1960)January 30, 1971
75Tomcat Combat (1959)Goose is Wild (1963)Heap Big Hepcat (1960)Tin Can Concert (1961)February 6, 1971
76Jittery Jester (1958)Clash and Carry (1961)How to Stuff a Woodpecker (1960)Mouse Trapped (1959)February 13, 1971
77Square Shootin' Square (1955)Plumber of Seville (1957)Witch Crafty (1955)Goose in the Rough (1963)February 20, 1971
78Bunco Busters (1955)Case of the Red-Eyed Ruby (1961)Bedtime Bedlam (1955)Pigeon Patrol (1942)February 27, 1971

Series 4 (1971–1972)

#1st cartoon2nd cartoon3rd cartoon4th cartoonOriginal air date
79Careless Caretaker (1962)Half Baked Alaska (1965)Guest Who? (1965)Busman's Holiday (1961)September 4, 1971
80Tragic Magic (1962)Chilly Chums (1967)Foot Brawl (1966)Room and Bored (1962)September 11, 1971
81Crowin' Pains (1962)Fractured Friendship (1964)Davey Cricket (1965)Woody's Kook-Out (1961)September 18, 1971
82Greedy Gabby Gator (1963)Deep Freeze Squeeze (1964)The Case of the Elephant's Trunk (1965)Shutter Bug (1963)September 25, 1971
83Science Friction (1963)Hot Time on Ice (1967)Mouse in the House (1967)Home Sweet Homewrecker (1962)October 2, 1971
84Rocket Racket (1962)Pesty Guest (1965)Rooftop Razzle Dazzle (1964)Short in the Saddle (1963)October 9, 1971
85Voo-Doo Boo-Boo (1962)Chilly and the Woodchopper (1967)Rah-Rah Ruckus (1964)Skinfolks (1964)October 16, 1971
86Stowaway Woody (1963)Coy Decoy (1963)Ski-Napper (1964)Little Woody Riding Hood (1962)October 23, 1971
87Freeway Fracas (1964)Polar Fright (1966)Window Pains (1967)Calling Dr. Woodpecker (1963)October 30, 1971
88Dumb Like a Fox (1964)Lighthouse Keeping Blues (1964)The Case of the Maltese Chicken (1964)The Tenant's Racket (1963)November 6, 1971
89Saddle-Sore Woody (1964)Vicious Viking (1967)Snow Place Like Home (1966)Get Lost! Little Doggy (1964)November 13, 1971
90Woody's Clip Joint (1964)Operation Shanghai (1967)Tepee for Two (1963)South Pole Pals (1966)November 20, 1971
91Robin Hoody Woody (1963)Phantom of the Horse Opera (1961)Teeny Weeny Meany (1966)Rock-A-Bye Gator (1962)November 27, 1971

Series 5 (1976–1977)

#1st cartoon2nd cartoon3rd cartoon4th cartoonOriginal air date
92Astronut Woody (1966)A Haunting We Will Go (1939)Airlift a la Carte (1971)All Hams on Deck (1970)September 4, 1976
93The Big Bite (1966)Tumble Weed Greed (1969)Bugged in a Rug (1968)Buster's Last Stand (1970)September 11, 1976
94Bye Bye Blackboard (1972)Moochin Pooch (1971)Chiller Dillers (1968)Canned Dog Feud (1965)September 18, 1976
95Show Biz Beagle (1972)Sissy Sheriff (1967)Let Charlie Do It (1972)Sioux Me (1965)September 25, 1976
96Fat in the Saddle (1968)What's Peckin' (1965)Chilly and the Looney Gooney (1969)Feudin Fightin-N-Fussin (1968)October 2, 1976
97Flim Flam Fountain (1970)Under Sea Dogs (1968)A Fish Story (1972)For the Love of Pizza (1972)October 9, 1976
98The Genie with the Light Touch (1972)Wild Bill Hiccup (1970)Chilly's Cold War (1970)Gold Diggin' Woodpecker (1972)October 16, 1976
99Hassle in a Castle (1966)Woodpecker Wanted (1965)Charlie the Rainmaker (1971)Have Gun, Can't Travel (1967)October 23, 1976
100Hi-Rise Wise Guys (1970)Paste Makes Waste (1968)Chilly's Hide-a-Way (1971)Horse Play (1967)October 30, 1976
101Hook Line and Stinker (1969)Woody and the Beanstalk (1966)Charlie's Campout (1969)Hot Hot Diggity Dog (1967)November 6, 1976
102Janie Get Your Gun (1965)Rain, Rain, Go Away (1972)Chilly's Ice Folly (1970)Indian Corn (1971)November 13, 1976
103Kitty from the City (1971)Sleepy Time Bear (1969)Charlie's Golf Classic (1970)A Lad in Bagdad (1968)November 20, 1976
104Little Skeeter (1969)How to Trap a Woodpecker (1971)A Gooney is Born (1971)Lonesome Ranger (1966)November 27, 1976
105Lotsa Luck (1968)Woody the Freeloader (1968)Cool It Charlie (1969)Monster of Ceremonies (1966)December 4, 1976
106The Nautical Nut (1967)The Bungling Builder (1971)Gooney's Goofy Landings (1970)One Horse Town (1968)December 11, 1976
107Peck of Trouble (1968)Woody's Knight-Mare (1969)Charlie in Hot Water (1970)Pecking Holes in Poles (1972)December 18, 1976
108Phoney Pony (1969)Unlucky Potluck (1972)Highway Hecklers (1968)Practical Yolk (1966)December 25, 1976
109Prehistoric Super Salesman (1969)Woody's Magic Touch (1971)Gopher Broke (1969)The Reluctant Recruit (1971)January 1, 1977
110Roamin' Roman (1964)Sleepy Time Crimes (1971)Project Reject (1969)Rough Riding Hood (1966)January 8, 1977
111Seal on the Loose (1970)The Snoozin' Bruin (1971)Jerky Turkey (1968)Secret Agent Woody Woodpecker (1967)January 15, 1977
112Shanghai Woody (1971)The Unhandy Man (1970)The Rude Intruder (1972)Ship A'hoy Woody (1969)January 22, 1977
113Chilli Con Corny (1972)Candyland (1935)Jolly Little Elves (1935)Coo Coo Nuts (1970)January 29, 1977

List of shorts not included in the original TV packages

Broadcast history

TitleNetworkRunNotes
The Woody Woodpecker Show ABC October 3, 1957 – September 25, 1958original animation with bridge animation*
Syndication 1958–1966reruns of ABC series, sponsored by Kellogg's
new episodes produced in 1963–64*
NBC September 12, 1970 – September 2, 1972
September 11, 1976 – September 3, 1977		new episodes without bridge animation
Woody Woodpecker and FriendsSyndication1977–1987Package of 185 individual shorts; 170 more added in 1982
The Woody Woodpecker ShowJanuary 1988–199791-episode rerun package with new opening, bridges and music
Also broadcast on TNT from 1991 to 1992 and Cartoon Network from 1997 to 1998
MeTV 2023–presentPackage of individual shorts
MeTV Toons 2024-present

(*) = total of 59 episodes with original animation

Home media

In the early 2000s, a series of mail-order Woody Woodpecker Show VHS tapes and DVDs were made available through Columbia House. Each volume featured "cartunes", bumpers, and 'A Moment with Walter Lantz' or "Newsreel" segments set in the 1957-1977 format of The Woody Woodpecker Show, though Volumes 11-15 hardly feature any "Moments" or "Newsreels". There were complaints about cuts made to the shorts, which ranged from shorts from restored and intact prints to severely cut TV edits. [16]

In 2007, Universal Studios Home Entertainment released The Woody Woodpecker and Friends Classic Cartoon Collection , six behind-the-scenes segments from The Woody Woodpecker Show and a 1964 episode that contained the cartoon "Spook-a-Nanny" were released on the collection as bonus features. The following year, The Woody Woodpecker and Friends Classic Cartoon Collection: Volume 2 was released, featuring twelve behind-the-scenes segments and two pilot cartoons, "The Secret Weapon" and "Jungle Medics" from The Woody Woodpecker Show.

References

  1. ↑ Erickson, Hal (2005). Television Cartoon Shows: An Illustrated Encyclopedia, 1949 Through 2003 (2nd ed.). McFarland & Co. pp. 915–917. ISBN   978-1476665993.
  2. ↑ "88, The Woody Woodpecker Show". IGN. 2009-01-23. Archived from the original on February 19, 2009. Retrieved 2009-07-24.
  3. 1 2 "Toon Tracker's The Woody Woodpecker Show Page". Toontracker.com. Archived from the original on June 3, 2012. Retrieved 2012-10-23.
  4. ↑ Grossman, Gary H. (1987). Saturday Morning TV. New York: Arlington House, Inc. Pg. 346.
  5. ↑ Grossman, Gary H. (1987). Saturday Morning TV. New York: Arlington House, Inc. Pg. 413.
  6. ↑ Lenburg, Jeff (2006). Who's Who in Animated Cartoons: An International Guide to Film & Television ... - Jeff Lenburg - Google Books. Hal Leonard Corporation. ISBN   9781557836717 . Retrieved 2012-10-23.
  7. ↑ Reissued as "Goofy Roofer" for televison release
  8. ↑ Reissued as "Indian Beatnick" for televison release
  9. ↑ Reissued as "Deep Freeze" for televison release
  10. ↑ Reissued as "Springtime for Andy" for televison release
  11. ↑ This is the only Space Mouse cartoon
  12. ↑ Reissued as "Woody's Jalopy" for televison release
  13. ↑ Reissued as "The Gas Bandit" for televison release
  14. ↑ This is the only Sam & Simian cartoon
  15. ↑ Reissued as "The Village Blacksmith" for televison release
  16. ↑ "The Walter Lantz Cartune Encyclopedia: Cartunes on DVD: Columbia House Cuts". Lantz.goldenagecartoons.com. Retrieved 2012-10-23.
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