featuring cast members from the fourth season. John Nagy and Newton Wayland produced the latter two albums. Two books for children were based on the 1970s Zoom series: The Zoom Catalog (), published by Random House in 1972, was a collection of stories, poems, plays, jokes and activities from the show, featuring the second cast. Do a Zoomdo, published by Little Brown in 1975, was a collection of activities from the show, featuring cast members from the second and third seasons. On December 1, 1998, WGBH released the video-and-book set Best of the 70s and Zoomers Revisited — Where Are They Now? (). On October 28, 2008, WGBH released a two-DVD set, Zoom Back to the '70s. The first DVD was a reissue of Best of the 70s, with extras consisting of behind the scenes stills set to the theme song and a 10-question quiz asking what a few of the cast members are doing today. The second DVD consisted of four episodes from the series. 50th Anniversary At the show's 50th anniversary in 2022, WGBH posted all surviving episodes online. On January 28, 2022, original executive producer Christopher Sarson and members of the first cast appeared in online video chats, followed on February 2, 2022 by a chat with Sarson and cast members from the second and third seasons. See also Studio See, another PBS children's program that used content from viewers Zoom (1999 TV series), 1999 remake of the 1972 series Play School, the series Zoom was inspired by References External links “'Come on and ZOOM!': ZOOM and 1970s American Childhood" by Leslie Paris Sunny Days (book) by David Kamp Television series by WGBH English-language television shows 1970s American children's television series 1972 American television series debuts 1978 American television series endings PBS Kids shows PBS original programming American children's education television series Television series about children Television shows filmed in Boston