Go, Diego, Go!: Diego’ Ultimate Rescue League (Review)

I just finally installed the portable DVD player in the car since we live ‘out in the woods’ and nothing is right around the corner.  I’ve been adding to Em’s collection of DVDs to keep her entertained while we’re driving for when she starts to get restless.  Go, Diego, Go! is one of the show she engages with when at home, so I knew that Diego’s Ultimate Rescue League would be a big hit.  Her favorite part is the intro, and she repeats the “oooh, ahhh!” sounds that are in the chorus.

Go, Diego, Go!: Diego’s Ultimate Rescue League Episode Synopses:

Diego’s International Rescue League
Diego has assembled an elite team of world rescuers to endure a challenging test that will earn them their World Rescuers’ patch. Diego’s team includes Juma – the African desert expert, Shanti – the Indian forest expert, Burgin – an expert diver and surfer from Borneo, Yang – a panda rescuer who can climb up the tallest and most treacherous mountains of China, and team captain Diego – who’s rescued animals from every corner of the globe – even the frozen tundra of Antarctica! The team assembles on Rescue Island, where they must race against the clock in their Rescue-Flyer to identify and return five mystery animal eggs to their respective habitats before time runs out.

Ocean Animal Rescuer
Bottlenose wants to become an ocean animal rescuer just like Diego and Baby Humpback Whale. Bottlenose must swim fast and rescue the baby sea turtles from a giant wave that could devastate the population. Then Diego, Baby Humpback, and Bottlenose must work together to rescue the ocean animals from a dangerous oil-spill before it gets too close to their natural habitats.

Diego Rescues Prince Vicuña
Prince Vicuña embarked on an extensive exploration and has yet to return to his parents, the King and Queen, who long for their lost son. Diego and Messenger Vicuña are quick to develop a plan of action. Diego and Messenger Vicuña run into some trouble as they realize the Prince is over the mountain, near Puma Pass. Diego decides to use a special climbing hook and rope to climb up the mountain toward Puma Pass to rescue the Prince. After a successful rescue, we take the Prince back to Vicuña Valley, and reunite him with his joyful parents.

Diego’s Ultimate Rescue League is 94 minutes long.  It has been released and sells for about $16.99 retail.

No compensation was received for this post.  I was sent a copy of this DVD for review purposes, and all opinions above are 100% mine.