Go Diego Go Complete

Go Diego Go season dvd boxset Based on Nickelodeon's made-for-television movie Safari Rescue has preschoolers helping Diego and friends in seven animal-themed activities. A mean magician has turned the Serengeti's elephants into stone and it's up to children to rescue them. All activities are played solely with the mouse whether it's clicking on bushes to find lions or assembling puzzle pieces to create vehicles from Diego's rescue pack. Two difficulty levels are available and youngsters can freely revisit their favorite games by clicking icons on a safari map. As an added bonus the game lets children print out six animal pictures to color.
Up first in this themeless collection is "Diego and Porcupine Save the Pinata!," a third-season episode. Go Diego Go season dvd and his sister Alicia introduce their pal Porcupine, who's celebrating his birthday with a special pinata. Unfortunately for him/her, the Bobo Brothers, a pair of mischievous, moronic monkeys, tied balloons to the pinata and sent it sailing. So it's up to Diego to help Porcupine get it back, along the way getting kids to shake their thangs like a porcupine, test their shape recognition and learn the Spanish word for swing. Aside from some odd things you'll notice (How come Diego needs gloves to hold the porcupine, but hugs it to his chest just fine? A birthday cake in a pinata?) it's a decently varied episode with those out-there touches kids enjoy, like a jet pack for Diego and a talking rain cloud.
The first of two egg-based episodes on this disc, "A New Flamingo Mami" shows how careless new parents can be. Instead of hanging around to see her new baby hatch, she wandered off into a cave and is now trapped by a fox. On top of that, the egg is poorly positioned by a flooding lake and an erupting volcano. Seriously, this kid has no chance in life. Of course, Diego arrives to save the day, accompanied by the usual physical activities and the Spanish for "go away." Above anything else, you'll never forget when Diego sings a lullaby to a volcano. Is this show secretly made for stoners?