OFFICIAL: Over the next couple weeks, cast members from both the 70s and 90s . Created by and for kids, with its young cast members romping through skits, songs and jokes sent in by viewers and speaking their secret language (Ubbi Dubbi), ZOOM, created by GBH, debuted on PBS in 1972 with a pure focus on fun. So this was unusual. Join us as David Kamp, journalist, and author of Sunny Days: The Children's Television Revolution That Changed America and ZOOM creator and producer Christopher Sarson discuss the groundbreaking series. In the last three seasons, entirely new casts were used. It was more like, Be seen but not heard so much, she said. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Zoom_(1972_TV_series)&oldid=1149414869, 1970s American children's television series, American children's education television series, Short description is different from Wikidata, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0. #WhitnessGang #WhitnessNation #reViewswithWhitneyD #REAListicPerspective #LetsGetIntoThisShallWe #IDigressZoom is an American television program for ages eig. Given the rancorous school-busing protests that loomed in Bostons future, Yaos after-school commute to WGBH on Wednesdaysthe day that Zoom held its rehearsalsrepresented an alternative reality to what was to come, closer to what Bostons architects of desegregation had in mind. Then hear from original cast members as they share their favorite memories and relive some of your own favorite moments as we feature short clips from the original season. Although she is no longer acting, she is still recognized by her students and coworkers for her role on the show. Tracey Dunlap 6. It was originated and produced by WGBH-TV in Boston. Weve grown to love each other over the years, and were still in touch, he said. Help us celebrate our ubannubivubersubary! The program featured its own language, Ubbi-Dubbi, where the syllable "ub" was added before each vowel sound in each syllable of each word ("H-ub-i, fr-ub-iends," etc.). Produced at public television station WGBH in Boston, ZOOM was one of the most successful non-commercial childrens series of the 1970s. She composes music for yoga classes and for her own sound-healing workshops, which use singing, guitar strumming, musical bowls, and other forms of soothing sound to abet meditation. The cast joked around, sang and danced, played games, spoke Ubbi Dubbi and demonstrated how to make crafts. The Wondrous Heroism of Mr. Rogers in A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. Onscreen and off, kids would learn from each other rather than from an adult authority figure. At the show's 50th anniversary in 2022, WGBH posted all surviving episodes online. Joan Ganz Cooney, the co-creator of Sesame Street, was enchanted by Zooms pilot episode and quickly got behind the program, playing a significant role in insuring that it was, from the off, widely distributed via the PBS network.
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