History Series / Zoom

** Season 2 has Jessie & Caroline. ** Seasons 3 and 4 have Rachel & Kaleigh.

* GirlyGirl: Zoe & Alisa in Seasons 1 & 2, Caroline in Seasons 2, 3, 4 & 5, Kaleigh in Seasons 3 & 4, Aline in Seasons 4 & 5, Shing Ying in Seasons 5, 6 & 7, Cara in Season 6, and Noreen & Emily in Season 7.

* Tomboy: Keiko & Lynesse in Season 1, Jessie in Season 2, Frances in Season 3, Rachel in Seasons 3 & 4, Kortney in Seasons 5 & 6, Maya in Season 6, and Taylor in Season 7.

%%* DancingTheme
%%* ExpositoryThemeTune
%%* FiveTokenBand
** GirlyGirl: Zoe & Alisa in Seasons 1 & 2, Caroline in Seasons 2, 3, 4 & 5, Kaleigh in Seasons 3 & 4, Aline in Seasons 4 & 5, Shing Ying in Seasons 5, 6 & 7, Cara in Season 6, and Noreen & Emily in Season 7.

%%* LateToThePunchline: Give the name Fannee Doolee a closer look.

%%* OneIPreparedEarlier: During the cooking segments.
%%* RunningGag: A number of kids have their own.

%%* StockFootage: Fannee Doolee and The Z-Mail song.

* BottleEpisode: The season one episode "The Making of Zoom" and the season 7 episode "How We Became Zoomers" focus entirely on the cast's experience on being members of the show. The latter averts this slightly as it focuses on their experience at a camp they attended prior to the filming of the season.
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%%* {{Calvinball}}: Games like Crab Soccer.

%%* HaHaHaNo: Usually done in Ubbi Dubbi, in response to terrible jokes.
%%* HappilyAdopted: Season 7's Nick.

->"Well, that's the end of our show. Thanks for watching! Bye!"

%%* HollywoodNewEngland: Shot in Boston.

* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: A bunch of them in the 1999-2005 series.
** Tomboy: Keiko & Lynesse in Season 1, Jessie in Season 2, Frances in Season 3, Rachel in Seasons 3 & 4, Kortney in Seasons 5 & 6, Maya in Season 6, and Taylor in Season 7.
** GirlyGirl: Zoe & Alisa in Seasons 1 & 2, Caroline in Seasons 2, 3, 4 & 5, Kaleigh in Seasons 3 & 4, Aline in Seasons 4 & 5, Shing Ying in Seasons 5, 6 & 7, Cara in Season 6, and Noreen & Emily in Season 7.

* ThankingTheViewer: Every episode from the last two seasons end with the Zoomers thanking the viewers for watching the show and saying bye before the credits start.

* ThankingTheViewer: Every episode from the last two seasons of the 1999-2005 series end with the Zoomers thanking the viewers for watching the show and saying bye before the credits start.

* VerySpecialEpisode: The Zoom Chat segments, [[TheWarOnTerror America's Kids Respond]], and [[SequelEpisode America's Kids Remember]]. The latter two episodes, both from the 1999-2005 series, focused on 9/11.

->''[[TheStinger "Write ZOOM: Z-Double-O-M, Box 3-5-0, Boston, Mass.]] [[EarWorm Oh-Two-One-Three-Four!]] [[TheStinger Send it to ZOOM!"]]''

* StoryArc: The Season 7 team participated in a Franchise/{{LEGO}} League competition. The entire experience, including training, was recorded and given a recurring segment. This was probably the genesis of ''WesternAnimation/FetchWithRuffRuffman''.

* VerySpecialEpisode: The Zoom Chat segments, [[TheWarOnTerror America's Kids Respond]], and [[SequelEpisode America's Kids Remember]].

* RubeGoldbergDevice: The kids try to build a machine to squeeze toothpaste in season 2 and a machine to pour milk in season 3. In addition both kids feature video submissions from kids that made their own Rube Goldberg Device.

* BrokenGlassPenalty: Jennifer (Season 5) parodies this.

* DancingTheme
* DoesNotLikeShoes: The [=ZOOMers=] were barefoot for the first two seasons, but they started wearing shoes in the third season.
* ExpositoryThemeTune
* FiveTokenBand
* HollywoodNewEngland: Shot in Boston.
* LateToThePunchline: Give the name Fannee Doolee a closer look.

* OneIPreparedEarlier: During the cooking segments.
* RunningGag: A number of kids have their own.

* StockFootage: Fannee Doolee and The Z-Mail song.

* {{Calvinball}}: Games like Crab Soccer.

* HaHaHaNo: Usually done in Ubbi Dubbi, in response to terrible jokes.
* HappilyAdopted: Season 7's Nick.

-->''[[TheStinger "Write ZOOM: Z-Double-O-M, Box 3-5-0, Boston, Mass.]] [[EarWorm Oh-Two-One-Three-Four!]] [[TheStinger Send it to ZOOM!"]]''

* {{Precap}}: Almost every episode of the revival has a "today on ZOOM" segment before the funding credits. Seasons 2-7 they last 30 seconds, while in season 1 they usually lasted between 15 and 22 seconds [[note]]Some episodes opened with an introduction from a ZOOMer giving instructions on what viewers would need to participate in the episode's "ZOOM Along" activity[[/note]]. Only episodes to not have a Precap include season ones' "The Making of ZOOM"[[note]]in the original broadcasts, at least; later local airings may have added one[[/note]] the first episode of season three[[note]]which began instead with an introduction from returning ZOOMers Kenny and Caroline; later airings on local stations contained a standard "Today on ZOOM", however[[/note]]; one episode of season five; the first two episodes, and the behind the scenes special in season seven.

* ShoutOut: A few later seasons showed old clips from the 1970s, including one [=ZOOMer=] teaching viewers how to do Bernadette's "arm spin".
** In a behind-the-scenes episode from the first season, everyone (minus David for some reason) is seen dancing to "Stop" by the Music/SpiceGirls, possibly to celebrate filming all the episodes.

* StoryArc: The Season 7 team participated in a {{Lego}} League competition. The entire experience, including training, was recorded and given a recurring segment. This was probably the genesis of ''WesternAnimation/FetchWithRuffRuffman''.

* {{Pilot}}: The reboot had a pilot episode filmed in 1996. It was very similar in style to the 70's series, reusing the original logo. The pilot had it's own theme song using actual lyrics (not just "Come on and ZOOM"), and a completely different cast from the rest of the 90's series. Clips are available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuQMV6fwymg

* WhipPan: Used to indicate [[Time Skip]]s during Zoom Do segments on projects which take a while to finish.

* {{Precap}}: Almost every episode of the revival has a "today on ZOOM" segment before the funding credits. Seasons 2-7 they last 30 seconds, while in season 1 they usually lasted between 15 and 22 seconds. Only episodes to not have a Precap include season ones' "The Making of ZOOM"; one episode of season five; the first two episodes, and the behind the scenes special in season seven.

* HalloweenEpisode: There's one in season three. It features instructions for making a few different costumes, and a claymation music video for "The Monster Mash" that was submitted by a third-grade class.

* BilingualBonus: In seasons 1-4, the Zoomers of Hispanic descent would give submission instructions in Spanish. Season 1 had Pablo, season 2 had Claudio, and season 4 had Estuardo. Season 3 didn't have any Hispanic Zoomers.

* Main/LampshadeHanging: In the season five finale's ZOOM Playhouse they have a skit about the zoomers reuniting for their 60th reunion. Caroline organized the event and has a lot of ZOOM activities for them all to reminisce over. Aline is surprised by how much Caroline remembered. Caroline responds that she is still on ZOOM, lampshading the fact that she was the longest running cast member of ZOOM with four seasons. This also happened to be her final episode.

** In a behind-the-scenes episode, the girls of the first season are seen dancing to "Stop" by the [[Music/SpiceGirls Spice Girls]].

* FunWithSubtitles: The [[ClosedCaptioning closed captions]] not only subtitle the Ubbi Dubbi, but write the sound effect descriptions in Ubbi Dubbi, too!