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Trivia

We Totally Rock!
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We Totally Rock! Trivia

  • The stadium in which the Bubble Guppies perform a rock concert is located next to the school.
  • This is the second episode where Gil sings the pop song instead of Molly. The first time was in Who's Gonna Play The Big Bad Wolf?
  • In Nick Jr. Ahora That Spanish For Now, After Gil and Goby pretend to be rock and roll Deema says “Yay!” “All Right!” Molly, Oona and Nonny say “Yay!”.
  • This is the first time that Oona is shown playing the drums, and the first time that Deema is shown playing the keyboard.
  • The theme song got a harp from the start at once, instead of twice.
  • This is the second time Deema calls Nonny "Nonners".
  • In the story sequence, Deema makes the peace sign.
  • During the story sequence, Molly's guitar is about the same size compared to Gil's, Goby's and Nonny's throughout various sections of the episode. When Molly says, "Clap with me to help us totally rock!" the guitar is about twice as big as before. When the girl guppies start playing after the scene cuts, the guitar seems to change back to regular size.
  • Molly says "Deema" that her mouth opens wide of error speaking to the crowd while Deema is playing a keyboard during the song We Totally Rock! (song).
  • The end credits happens to the black screen in 1 second with the reprise of I Need to Rock! from the start.
  • During the outside song, the instrumental is re-recorded.
  • In the UK version, the title was altered to: "We Really Rock". This even marks the first episode where there is a UK title & US title.
  • Molly and Gil swims away during the ending song after they giggled in the end.
  • This Episode Airs on the Last Day of February
  • Deema's outfit in the shop segment resembles a hippie 70's look.
  • This marks another show with music. The others being Dora The Explorer, Team Umizoomi, Go Diego Go, Wonder Pets, and Ni Hao Kai Lan.
  • This episode was made in 2010.
  • This is the 5th episode of Season 1 in production code order.
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