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* The Screwball (Lovy)
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* The Screwball WesternAnimation/TheScrewball (Lovy)
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* GagDub: A poster on Website/YouTube, who has also done several Looney Tunes gag dubs (no longer on Website/YouTube, however) was apparently making a gag dub series using footage of the older Woody Woodpecker cartoons. For unknown reasons, he has ceased production of them for a long time now. Here is the trailer for it: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=290w4Ec08O8]
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* GagDub: A poster on Website/YouTube, who has also done several Looney Tunes gag dubs (no longer on Website/YouTube, however) was apparently making a gag dub series using footage of the older Woody Woodpecker cartoons. For unknown reasons, he has ceased production of them for a long time now. Here is the trailer for it: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=290w4Ec08O8]com/watch?v=290w4Ec08O8]]
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* MobileShrubbery: Attempted by the witch in "Witch Crafty" to enter the building Woody is guarding, by hiding herself in a package. Woody dosen't buy it for a second.
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* MobileShrubbery: Attempted by the witch in "Witch Crafty" to enter the building Woody is guarding, by hiding herself in a package. Woody dosen't doesn't buy it for a second.
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On a side note, Lantz told an apocryphal story that he got the idea for Woody from a [[RealLifeWritesThePlot real woodpecker that was pestering him and his wife when they were staying in a log cabin on their honeymoon]]. But its obvious that this was a fabricated story to draw attention from the fact that Woody was, so to speak, "inspired" by the likes of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. Another hole in the story is that Lantz's honeymoon didn't take place until a year after Woody's debut in "Knock Knock" took place!
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On a side note, Lantz told an apocryphal story that he got the idea for Woody from a [[RealLifeWritesThePlot real woodpecker that was pestering him and his wife when they were staying in a log cabin on their honeymoon]]. But its it's obvious that this was a fabricated story to draw attention from the fact that Woody was, so to speak, "inspired" by the likes of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. Another hole in the story is that Lantz's honeymoon didn't take place until a year after Woody's debut in "Knock Knock" took place!
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* Series/FromTheEarthToTheMoon: Makes an appearance in an animated segment, doing exposition in comedic and layman's terms.
* Series/FromTheEarthToTheMoon: Makes an appearance in an animated segment, doing exposition in comedic and layman's terms.
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** ''Film/DestinationMoon'' of all things. In an animated short within the film, the narrator explains to the doubting Woodpecker how a rocket could get to the Moon.
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** ''Film/DestinationMoon'' of all things. In an animated short within the film, the narrator explains to the doubting Woodpecker how a rocket could get to the Moon. He also turns up in a cameo in ''Series/FromTheEarthToTheMoon''.
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''Woody Woodpecker'' is an iconic cartoon star, the mascot and [[BreakthroughHit most successful cartoon series]] of the Creator/WalterLantz and Creator/{{Universal}} studios, from his [[BreakoutCharacter breakout debut]] in the WesternAnimation/AndyPanda short "WesternAnimation/{{Knock Knock|1940}}" [[note]]Although ''WesternAnimation/TheCrackedNut'', released the following year, was the debut of his own series.[[/note]], in [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfAnimation 1940]], to the end of his theatrical run in [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfAnimation 1972]], lasting for 198 shorts, supplemented by appearances in comics, merchandise, a long-running TV anthology show, a short-lived contemporary TV revival, and a [[Film/WoodyWoodpecker live-action/CGI feature film]] and a late 2018 Website/YouTube revival, thus establishing him as an animation {{Long Runner|s}}. In 2020, the character turned 80 years old and a second season of the [=YouTube=] series was released. In 2022, a third season was released, nine episodes were released on the [=YouTube=] channel and one on the Facebook page.
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* RoguesGalleryTransplant: Two early 1960s Chilly Willy shorts had Wally Walrus showing up.
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* RoguesGalleryTransplant: Two early 1960s His nemesis Wally Walrus also turned up in an Andy Panda short and two Chilly Willy shorts had Wally Walrus showing up.shorts.
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* AFoolAndHisNewMoneyAreSoonParted: Woody falls victim to this trope in "Bunco Busters" when he inherits some money that Buzz Buzard decides to con out of him.
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* AFoolAndHisNewMoneyAreSoonParted: Buzz falls victim to this trope in "Bonus Round Woody". Buzz and Woody were on a ScavengerHunt where incomplete proverbs were the clues to the items they had to find. They were tied when there was only one item left to be found and the clue was "A (space) and his money are soon parted". Claiming to have no idea of how to solve that clue, Woody proposed that he and Buzz shared the money prize. As Buzz was enjoying the money, Woody introduced Buzz to the game's host as the fool to be soon parted from the money.
