This is the creme de la creme of newer WW cartoons! In the timeline, we are at what I call Woody version 4.0. No longer a bird of few words, he is back to speaking regularly, voiced by Gracie Stafford. He still has the green eyes too, but not for much longer.
He's still a lovable never do well...thinking he can get away with sitting in an exclusive French restaurant with his own lunchbox and tipping nickels to those snooty waiters! When they bounce him, he finds a newspaper ad about a "Gorgeous Gal" who is rich and seeking to be a good looking young man's sugar mommy! If it seems too good to be true, it usually is. His mental picture of "Gorgeous Gal" is shot to pieces when he gets a look at her, and he spends the rest of the cartoon desperately trying to escape the love-sick old bird. The best moment is when he realizes she's on the TV. "How about a twosome hon?" The LOOK on his face is worth the entire cartoon!
He's still a lovable never do well...thinking he can get away with sitting in an exclusive French restaurant with his own lunchbox and tipping nickels to those snooty waiters! When they bounce him, he finds a newspaper ad about a "Gorgeous Gal" who is rich and seeking to be a good looking young man's sugar mommy! If it seems too good to be true, it usually is. His mental picture of "Gorgeous Gal" is shot to pieces when he gets a look at her, and he spends the rest of the cartoon desperately trying to escape the love-sick old bird. The best moment is when he realizes she's on the TV. "How about a twosome hon?" The LOOK on his face is worth the entire cartoon!
