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Season 3 didn't have any Hispanic Zoomers. The pilot had Enid do it, season 1 had Pablo, season 2 had Claudio, and season 4 had Estuardo.

Bilingual Bonus: In seasons 1-4, the Zoomers of Hispanic descent would give submission instructions in Spanish.Big Word Shout: By season 2, PBS shows were required to add "thank you" to the end of their funding credits.Starting in season 4, the tallest cast member was female (for example, Garrett, the tallest male in season 4, was shorter than all but one of the four female cast members) until season 7, in which the trope was played straight with Francesco. The Big Guy: Jared and Pablo in Season 1, Ray in Season 2, and Eric and Buzz in Season 3.Instead, he offers to rescue Cinderella from a locked tower if she guesses his name when she forgets, he decides to rescue her anyway and changes his name since even he can't remember it. Adaptational Nice Guy: "Rumpelstiltskin" (who later decides to call himself Jack) in "A Mixed Up Fairytale" isn't scheming to take a woman's baby, even if she made a bargain with him.Title Theme Tune: "Come on and Zoom-a, Zoom-a, Zoom-a, Zoom!".In the last two seasons, the voice over kids shout out the ZOOMers' names during the theme song rather than having the ZOOMers introduce themselves. Theme Tune Roll Call: In the opening and closing credits.Stock Footage: Fannee Doolee and The Z-Mail song.If you didn't know what SASE (pronounced "SAY-zee") was, you soon found out: correspondence to ZOOM required a "Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope.".F, A, double-N double-E, D double-O L double-E!.Running Gag: A number of kids have their own.Recycled IN SPACE!: The series comes off as Blue Peter IN AMERICA!, except the hosts are kids instead of adults.

One I Prepared Earlier: During the cooking segments.

Everyone in the revival gets their own outfit, which they wear throughout the season (except during some segments where they would instead wear a T-shirt with the ZOOM logo on it, or parts requiring them to wear a different outfit, such as the Ubbi Dubbi Man segments).

Early, they were light blue long-sleeve shirts.

Late to the Punchline: Give the name Fannee Doolee a closer look.

Introductory Opening Credits: In the opening credits, the name of each kid appears below them as they introduce themselves before they do a stunt.

The revival's more energetic and better choreographed, though.

Dancing Theme: The Zoomers dance as they perform the theme in the opening.

Couch Gag: Various clips of ZOOM guests are inserted into a certain point in the opening credits.

Conlang: Ubbi Dubbi, which simply involves adding an "ub" sound before each vowel sound (e.g., "ZOOM" becomes "ZubOOM").