When 6:00pm came the episode still ran and my son arrived home. His eyes had stopwatches on it and he was sleepwalking to Dora. Afterwards Diego got posses and Boots came in. Then I saw Diego's cousin Dora showed up. My son got carried to the emergency room while I was watching Go, Diego, Go!: The Lost Episode. The only thing the police was there for was who did the crime. When I came back he got shot, and from that day on I can only remember the ambulance and police officers coming. I ran back to the couch in the living room to my son. Everything was possessed in the bathroom. I ran to the bathroom, and the lights were flashing. 15 minutes later, I heard my special vase cracked. My son was still hungry so I cooked 'Arroz con Pollo' it was delisioco for him. When the theme song was done, the episode faded in slowly, but u know that is not how it goes it just goes straight to the episode. The theme song started to play but it was in a different version. The ambulance and the police came and they took care of the situation. As soon as he clicked played, he heard someone screaming again. So the Diego DVD was playing and the title said 'Go, Diego, Go!: The Lost Episode!' So my 4-year-old latino son got the remote and played it. I got the popcorn out of the cabinet, but even before I put the popcorn in the oven I heard the pots moving and someone knocking on the door. I got up and I was popping some popcorn in the microwave.

I though I was hearing stuff but it was actually real and I didn't pay no mind to it.

10 minutes later I put it in and I heard someone screaming because they heard someone got posses. I am a man who is in his 40's and I bought this DVD for Go, Diego, Go for my latino son who is 4-years-old because he loves Diego. Diego also models important attributes for young children, such as a love of learning, a respect for the environment, and a desire to help others. Well, you guys know about that show named Go, Diego, Go! The children's television show, Go, Diego, Go! relies on play-along viewing and introducing and interaction while introducing kids to Spanish words, encouraging movement, incorporating songs, and teaching kids to overcome challenges.

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