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Rainforest Rhapsody is the 12th episode of Go, Diego, Go! from Season 3.
In production order, it's the 4th episode of Season 3.
Characters present[]
- Diego
- Red-Eyed Tree Frogs
- Alicia
- Click
- Bobo Brothers
- Rescue Pack
- Hummingbirds
- Howler Monkey
- Woodpecker
- Puma
- Dora (cameo in the audience)
- Baby Jaguar (cameo in the audience)
- Diego's father (cameo in the audience)
- Diego's mother (cameo in the audience)
- Daisy (cameo in the audience)
Summary[]
A puma wants to sing in Alicia's rainforest concert today at a natural amphitheater, but when he scares off the other animal singers (three humming birds, a howler monkey, and a woodpecker), except for the Red-Eyed Tree Frogs, and it's up to them and Diego to set out on a quest to rescue them all, so the puma won't scare them away again!
Recap[]
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Sound of the Animals[]
- Hum-hum-hum (Humming Birds)
- Ooh-ooh-ooh (Howler Monkey)
- Rat-tat-tat! (Woodpecker)
- Growl (Puma)
- Ruk-ruk! (Red-Eyed Tree Frog)
Red-Eyed Tree Frog Facts[]
- Red-eyed tree frogs scare away coatis with their big red eyes. They don't dress up like ghosts.
- Red-eyed tree frogs have sticky toes, not slippery ones.
- Red-eyed tree frogs eat bugs, not jellyfish.
- Red-eyed tree frogs live in trees, not in holes because then they would be called "red-eyed hole frogs".
Animal Puzzle with Questions[]
- To scare away coatis, does a tree frog dress up like a ghost, or use its big red eyes?
- Does a tree frog have sticky toes or slippery toes?
- Does a tree frog like to eat jellyfish or bugs?
- Does a tree frog live in a hole or in trees?
Animals found by Click[]
Note: Each animal encounter has two different kinds of animals with only one (in bold) being the correct one.
- Humming by flapping its wings super fast: Lizard and Hummingbird
- Has the loudest howl in all the rainforest: Howler monkey and Snake
- Drums with its beak: Pygmy marmoset and Woodpecker
Rescue Pack transformations[]
- Rowboat
- Submarine
- Pogo stick
Song[]
Trivia[]
- The title of this episode may be a reference to the popular 1975 Queen song Bohemian Rhapsody.
- Henry Lenardin-Madden, one of the show's animation directors, solely wrote, storyboarded with Miyuki Hoshikawa and directed this episode himself.
- He would also write and co-direct the Dora the Explorer Season 5 episode Benny's Treasure.
- This episode could be Diego’s version of Dora, La Música.
- It could also be the show's version of Dora's Pirate Adventure since both involve big performances in front of a large audience.
- This is the only episode in which Alicia plays piano, as well as the second time she plays the guitar after Alicia Saves the Crocodile.
- Dora, Baby Jaguar, Daisy, and Diego's parents make cameo appearances in the crowd.
- This is one of the few episodes where Diego returns to where he started his adventure.
- Coincidentally, the DVD release, the Nickelodeon premiere, and the Nick Jr. premiere were all on the same day of the week (Tuesday).
- And also, the Nickelodeon premiere is used for celebrating the 3rd anniversary of the musical-adventure series "The Wonder Pets!".
- The "use their big red eyes" image in this episode would later be used as the "frog" image in A New Flamingo Mami.
- In this episode, Click looks for the animals differently. Each animal encounter has two different kinds of animals with only one being correct.
- This episode premiered on Nick Jr. the day before Baby Jaguar's Roar did.
- At the end of the episode, the Bobos watched the concert after they stopped causing trouble. When they have their own tickets, it means that they could just watch.
Goofs/Errors[]
- In this episode, the Red-Eyed Tree Frogs did not say "Ribbit-ribbit!" as their croaking sound, they instead say "Ruk-ruk!".
- The copyright year reads "2007" instead of 2008 (On DVD) or 2009 (On TV), meaning this episode was produced in 2007.