Zoom: A Blast from the Past

Remember the classic children's television series 'Zoom'? The show was first announced to be cancelled back in December 2004 after seven successful seasons, but its impact and popularity continued to grow long after its conclusion.

Did you know that Zoom actually started out as a pilot episode shot in September 1995 with a different cast? It wasn't until early 1997 that the series circulated among funders and aired on television for the first time. This initial run of Zoom featured a talented group of seven children, known as 'Zoomers', who presented a range of content including games, recipes, science experiments, and short plays.

The show's concept was simple yet effective: to feature ideas submitted by viewers, showcasing a variety of fun and educational activities that kids could participate in at home. This format remained largely the same throughout its seven seasons, which aired from 1999 to 2005 on PBS Kids.

Creator Christopher Sarson brought Zoom to life, and it went on to become a beloved staple of children's television programming. The show was produced by WGBH-TV in Boston and aired its final episode on September 2, 2007. Despite being off the air for over a decade now, Zoom remains an iconic part of many people's childhoods.

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