1–2) and ZOOM Into Action (seasons 3–7) pay tribute to children who volunteered in the community or done charitable deeds. Zoops: Viewers share their embarrassing moments. (Season 1-3) Blooper clips are sometimes shown here. (The embarrassing moments were dropped after season 3 and they were replaced with blooper clips from seasons 4–7, although the blooper clips had also been featured since season 2.) Fannee Doolee: A segment that centered on a character who likes any person, place, thing or concept with double letters in it but hates its non-double-lettered equivalent. Ubbi Dubbi: Short skits that uses Ubbi Dubbi (adding the "ub" in every vowel sound in English.) Occasionally this segment is done like an advertisement. ZOOM Tale(s) (seasons 1–5) Original stories written and illustrated by viewers. ZOOM '70s Flashback (season 7): A clip from the original 1972 series. Merchandise Although the complete series was never released in any format, four videos were released based on the show: Party with Zoom (June 22, 1999, ) The Zoomers Video Special: The Making of ZOOM! (June 22, 1999) Zoom: America Kids Respond (October 9, 2001) Zoom: America's Kids Remember (October 8, 2002) Additionally, a two-disc set with four full episodes plus various footage from all six seasons of the 1970s version was released on October 28, 2008. Four books by Amy E. Sklansky compiled from material submitted by viewers were published by Little, Brown and Company: Zoom Zingers (1999, ) Zoom Fun With Friends (1999, ) Zoomdos You Can Do! (2000, ) Zoomfun Outside (2000, ) See also Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman Arthur References External links "Zoom: America's kids respond" ZOOM (1972-1978): Children’s Community and Public Television in the 1970s KeithSchofield.com - Hard 'N Phirm: "Pi" (QuickTime & Windows Media) Television series by WGBH English-language television shows 1990s American children's television series 2000s American children's television series 1999 American television series debuts 2005 American television series endings PBS Kids shows PBS original programming Children's sketch comedy Television series about children American children's education television series Television shows filmed in Boston