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This one is pretty similar to Looney tunes and Bugs Bunny. It's good. Woody is hilarious and other characters are interesting too. Definitely a funny show.

You're over here saying that Woody is a carbon copy of Bugs, but do you even realize that at that time Bugs was also a carbon copy himself, now let's see here who was he a carbon copy of? Oh yeah that's right, Daffy, Bugs was basically Daffy but if he was given a carrot, Daffy was created in 1937 while Bugs was created in 1938, so really and truly Bugs and Woody were both carbon copies, and while yes, Woodys personality was unoriginal, atleast in the 50s all three of their personalities were changed, Daffy was less of a screwball character and was more of a mean spirited duck, Bugs was less of a wacky character and was more of a calm, laid back, outsmarter, Woody was less of a crazy character and was more of a kind, sweet, and gentle little bird who would still attack people, so while yes, Woody was unoriginal, he wasn't ALWAYS unoriginal, also, Woody annoying/attacking people makes him unoriginal? Do you not realize that back then annoying/attacking was a common thing? So please, don't come over here acting like Looney Tunes was the one that started that on going trend, cause they didn't.

Its a crying shame that Woody and his friends aren't on either Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network. But that Woodpecker was the best ever in getting even with characters that were interrupting his beloved home or trying to get even with him like Pete Buzzard, Wally Walrus,or that annoying Gabby Gator. Walter Lantz' creation was some of the best animated around,and at times very funny,cause that Woodpecker was crazy!!! Still,Woody applied the laughs,and in turn brought out the kid in all of us. One of my best shows ever from childhood. By the way,who can remember that crazy laugh?

I absolutely love this show, it is such a lot of fun. It is a real shame though you don't see it very much on TV if at all. Like Looney Tunes, Scooby Doo, Flintstones, Tom and Jerry and TopCat, plus numerous cartoons from the 80s and 90s like DangerMouse, Count Duckula, DuckTales, Talespin and Darkwing Duck, this was a show I refused to miss. I loved the characters, the detail of the animation, the music, everything. There may be some episodes with rather hectic pacing, but hey so did some of the Tom and Jerry cartoons and they were still a lot of fun regardless. The animation is very detailed, with crisp backgrounds especially, and the music was a lot of fun. So were the characters, you have to love Woody and Wally was hilarious. Plus, the stories were interesting, and most importantly, it was funny! Overall, this is a great show. 9/10 Bethany Cox

"The Woody Woodpecker Show" takes us on a nostalgic journey back to the classic era of animation, where Woody's mischievous antics bring a smile to our faces. While the animation and voice acting capture the essence of the character, the show's format and repetitive gags may feel a bit dated. The film editing and cinematography reflect the simplicity of its time, and the music carries the whimsical tone beautifully. The show's strength lies in its ability to evoke a sense of nostalgia and the timeless charm of Woody himself. While it may lack the complexity of modern cartoons, it offers a wholesome reminder of the golden age of animation. With a 6/10 rating, "The Woody Woodpecker Show" remains a pleasant trip down memory lane, proving that classic cartoons can still provide a decent dose of entertainment.