Lock and Load Montage: The first two seasons of the revival use this in the opening credits.Large Ham: Jared and Pablo in season 1, among others.
Ha Ha Ha No: Usually done in Ubbi Dubbi.Fun with Subtitles: The closed captions not only subtitle the Ubbi Dubbi, but write the sound effect descriptions in Ubbi Dubbi, too!.Character Focus: The "Zoom Out" and "Zoom In On" segments in the last two seasons show us what the kids do outside of Zoom.Sometimes Bland Names are used such as Mozo brand fruit, with the label mimicking the Dole Food Company's logo and trade dress. Brand X: Brand names are covered up with brightly colored labels.
Bottle Episode: "The Making of Zoom" and "How we Became Zoomers". Bilingual Bonus: Sometimes Pablo 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. Theme Tune Roll Call: In the opening and closing credits. Stock Footage: Fannee Doolee and The Z-Mail song. Spelling Song: F, A, double-N double-E, D double-O L double-E!. Running Gag: A number of kids have their own. One I Prepared Earlier: During the cooking segments. This was cut down to seven in the revival. Loads and Loads of Characters: The fourth season had ten kids. Everyone in the revival gets their own outfit. Limited Wardrobe: The original cast wore uniforms. Late to the Punchline: Give the name Fannee Doolee a closer look. Foot Focus: The ZOOMers were barefoot for the first two seasons, but they started wearing shoes in the third season. Couch Gag: Various clips of ZOOM guests are inserted into a certain point in the opening credits. Con Lang: Ubbi Dubbi, which simply involves adding an "ub" sound before each vowel sound (e.g., "ZOOM" becomes "ZubOOM"). Broken Glass Penalty: Jennifer (Season 5) parodies this.
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