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== Released by Universal Pictures ==
== Released by Universal Pictures ==
=== 1940 ===
=== 1940 ===
* ''001 [[Knock Knock (1940 cartoon)|Knock Knock]] 11/25/40'' ([[Walter Lantz]] - no onscreen credit / ''[[Andy Panda]]'' cartoon )
* ''00 [[Knock Knock (1940 cartoon)|Knock Knock]] 11/25/40'' ([[Walter Lantz]] - no onscreen credit / ''[[Andy Panda]]'' cartoon )


=== 1941 ===
=== 1941 ===
''(All cartoons directed by Walter Lantz - no onscreen credit)''
''(All cartoons directed by Walter Lantz - no onscreen credit)''
* ''002 [[Woody Woodpecker (cartoon)|Woody Woodpecker]] 7/7/41'' (first entry in Woody Woodpecker series)
* ''001 [[Woody Woodpecker (cartoon)|Woody Woodpecker]] 7/7/41'' (first entry in Woody Woodpecker series)
* ''003 [[The Screwdriver]] 8/11/41''
* ''002 [[The Screwdriver]] 8/11/41''
* ''004 [[Pantry Panic]] 11/24/41'' (only ''Woody Woodpecker'' cartoon in [[public domain]])
* ''003 [[Pantry Panic]] 11/24/41'' (only ''Woody Woodpecker'' cartoon in [[public domain]])
* ''005 [[$21 a Day (Once a Month)]] 12/1/41'' (''Swing Symphony'' Cartune, cameo with Andy Panda and Snuffy Skunk)
===1942===
===1942===
''(All cartoons directed by [[Alex Lovy]])''
''(All cartoons directed by [[Alex Lovy]])''
* ''006 [[The Hollywood Matador]] 2/9/42'' (co-directed by Lantz - no onscreen credit)
* ''004 [[The Hollywood Matador]] 2/9/42'' (co-directed by Lantz - no onscreen credit)
* ''007 [[Ace in the Hole (cartoon)|Ace in the Hole]] 6/22/42''
* ''005 [[Ace in the Hole (cartoon)|Ace in the Hole]] 6/22/42''
* ''008 [[The Loan Stranger]] 10/19/42''
* ''006 [[The Loan Stranger]] 10/19/42''


===1943===
===1943===
* ''009 [[The Screwball]] 2/15/43'' (Lovy)
* ''007 [[The Screwball]] 2/15/43'' (Lovy)
* ''010 [[The Dizzy Acrobat]] 5/21/43'' (Lovy/Lantz/Hardaway - no onscreen credit / [[Academy Award for Animated Short Film|Academy Award]] nominee)
* ''008 [[The Dizzy Acrobat]] 5/21/43'' (Lovy/Lantz/Hardaway - no onscreen credit / [[Academy Award for Animated Short Film|Academy Award]] nominee)
* ''011 [[Ration Bored]] 7/26/43'' (Schaffer/Hawkins) (First cartoon in which Woody wears rubber gloves)
* ''009 [[Ration Bored]] 7/26/43'' (Schaffer/Hawkins) (First cartoon in which Woody wears rubber gloves)


===1944===
===1944===
''(All cartoons directed by [[Shamus Culhane|James Culhane]])''
''(All cartoons directed by [[Shamus Culhane|James Culhane]])''
* ''012 [[The Barber of Seville (cartoon)|The Barber of Seville]' 4/22/44'' (The last Woody with green eyes until 1947)
* ''010 [[The Barber of Seville (cartoon)|The Barber of Seville]' 4/22/44'' (The last Woody with green eyes until 1947)
* ''013 [[The Beach Nut]] 10/16/44'' (Wally Walrus' first appearance)
* ''011 [[The Beach Nut]] 10/16/44'' (Wally Walrus' first appearance)
* ''014 [[Ski for Two]] 11/13/44''
* ''012 [[Ski for Two]] 11/13/44''


===1945===
===1945===
''(All cartoons directed by James Culhane)''
''(All cartoons directed by James Culhane)''
* ''015 [[Chew-Chew Baby]] 2/5/45''
* ''013 [[Chew-Chew Baby]] 2/5/45''
* ''016 [[Woody Dines Out]] 4/1/45''
* ''014 [[Woody Dines Out]] 4/1/45''
* ''017 [[The Dippy Diplomat]] 8/27/45''
* ''015 [[The Dippy Diplomat]] 8/27/45''
* ''018 [[The Loose Nut]] 12/17/45''
* ''016 [[The Loose Nut]] 12/17/45''
===1946===
===1946===
* ''019 [[Who's Cookin' Who?]] 6/24/46'' (Culhane)
* ''017 [[Who's Cookin' Who?]] 6/24/46'' (Culhane)
* ''020 [[Bathing Buddies]] 7/1/46'' ([[Dick Lundy (animator)|Dick Lundy]])
* ''018 [[Bathing Buddies]] 7/1/46'' ([[Dick Lundy (animator)|Dick Lundy]])
* ''021 [[The Reckless Driver]] 8/26/46'' (Culhane)
* ''019 [[The Reckless Driver]] 8/26/46'' (Culhane)
* ''022 [[Fair Weather Fiends]] 11/18/46'' (Culhane)
* ''020 [[Fair Weather Fiends]] 11/18/46'' (Culhane)


===1947===
===1947===

Revision as of 14:23, 17 December 2011

File:Woodywoodpecker-pantrypanic1941.jpg
"Oh, boy! Feline fricassee!" Woody believes he has trapped his feline nemesis in this scene from the 1941 Woody Woodpecker cartoon Pantry Panic.

This is a list of Walter Lantz "Cartunes" featuring Woody Woodpecker. All are entries in Lantz's Woody Woodpecker series, except for Knock Knock, an Andy Panda cartoon, Chilly Chums, an Chilly Willy cartoon, $21 a Day (Once a Month), a Swing Symphony cartoon, and Musical Moments from Chopin, a Musical Miniatures cartoon. All entries from the Woody Woodpecker series are numbered in release order.

Directors for each short are noted. Several Woody Woodpecker cartoons produced in 1940, 1941, 1951, and 1952 carry no director credit; Walter Lantz claims to have directed these shorts himself. The first ninety cartoons (Knock-Knock through Jittery Jester) were released in The Woody Woodpecker and Friends Classic Cartoon Collection Volume 1 and Volume 2.


Released by Universal Pictures

1940

1941

(All cartoons directed by Walter Lantz - no onscreen credit)

1942

(All cartoons directed by Alex Lovy)

1943

1944

(All cartoons directed by James Culhane)

  • 010 [[The Barber of Seville (cartoon)|The Barber of Seville]' 4/22/44 (The last Woody with green eyes until 1947)
  • 011 The Beach Nut 10/16/44 (Wally Walrus' first appearance)
  • 012 Ski for Two 11/13/44

1945

(All cartoons directed by James Culhane)

1946

1947

(All cartoons directed by Dick Lundy)

Released by United Artists

1948

(All cartoons directed by Dick Lundy)

1949

Released by Universal International

1951

(All cartoons directed by Walter Lantz - no onscreen credit)

1952

1953

1954

1955

  • 062 Helter Shelter 1/17/55 (Smith)
  • 063 Witch Crafty 3/14/55 (Smith)
  • 064 Private Eye Pooch 5/9/55 (Smith - Professor Dingledong's first appearance)
  • 065 Bedtime Bedlam 7/4/55 (Smith)
  • 066 Square Shootin' Square 9/26/55 (Smith - Dapper Denver Dooley's first appearance)
  • 067 Bunco Busters 11/21/55 (Smith - last cartoon with Woody designed with green eyes, and also Buzz Buzzard's last appearance until 1969's Tumble Weed Greed)
  • 068 The Tree Medic 12/19/55 (Lovy - first cartoon with Woody redesigned with black eyes, although he still has green eyes in the opening titles.)

1956

1957

1958

1959

1960

1961

1962

Released by Universal Pictures (Universal dropped the 'International' and reverted to its original name)

1963

1964

1965

1966

1967

(All cartoons directed by Paul J. Smith)

1968

(All cartoons directed by Paul J. Smith)

1969

(All cartoons directed by Paul J. Smith)

1970

(All cartoons directed by Paul J. Smith)

1971

(All cartoons directed by Paul J. Smith)

1972

(All cartoons directed by Paul J. Smith)

References