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01x30 - Episode 30

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Zoom". Aired: January 4, 1999 – May 6, 2005.*
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American live-action children's television series in which child cast members present a variety of types of content, including games, recipes, science experiments, and short plays, based on ideas sent in by children, and is a remake of the 1972 television program of the same name.

01x30 - Episode 30

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and by viewers like you

let's do it

come on the morning

i'm zoe hey i'm jared

so i'm cake though i'm pablo

i'm elisa i'm deep

come on give it a try and if you like

what you see turn off the tv and do it

come on

this singer was sent to us by emily m of

uxbridge massachusetts

first close your eyes and spin around

until you're dizzy

then open your eyes and try to kick a

soccer ball

oh yeah and have your friends there to

spot you

don't get away he might kick you oops

hello is he yet okay he's a little

birdie

okay he's right there now i'll kick the

ball cool

hey dizzy

my voice is coming from the center okay

you're gonna get

kicked where am i there it is right

there

yeah my turn my eyes the whole time

it's my journey if you try this at home

make sure you do it outside on the grass

where there's lots of room

that way you don't bang into anything

when you make yourself dizzy

what's up what's up what's up what's up

do you volunteer what do you do i

volunteer at my sister's school

help help teaching the little kids how

to read

i'm volunteering in the next month as a

soccer ref

i volunteered in second grade i helped

pick up trash on the playground because

there was a lot of it

i volunteer on a lot of stuff i found

turns

safety patrol cafeteria monitor and

first grade monitor

okay

no

today we're going to show you how to

make a maze using recycled materials you

find around your house

pizza box maze was sent to us by kevin t

of fort benning georgia and this is what

you'll need

a pizza box some marbles

tape and some cardboard tubes

first cut off the top of the pizza box

then start taping down tubes to make a

maze

a bit too long

okay so i'll just take a piece of tape

here

i wonder what kind of pizza was in this

put it

in diagonals

so i think this one looks good

oh that would be hard

whoa all right

uh

and then here yeah right there

so

you can make any design you want you

could even cut holes in the sides to

make doors so

like this

okay cut cut cut

still a little more

all right so maybe i could

put one right there when you're done

with your maze

put on your marble and tilt it around

and try to get to the finish

i got one here that i already made

you can put on more tubes

or rearrange them any way you want to

make the maze

more complicated no no no no go go go go

go

this is fine

all right let's go

what other people throw away we use for

materials

we like to find stuff and tear it up and

use it in other ways

yes i'm colin peterson and i'm 12 years

old

i'm brenton aleene and i'm 11.

and we invent things yes

our first project was to build a

communicator like the one that e.t

used to phone home in the movie e.t

if you remember from the movie e.t was

an alien stranded on earth

so he had to build a communication

device

first thing we had to do is we had to

watch the movie several times

to just figure out what he used

a lot of the building process isn't

shown in the movie

we had to take a look at the whole thing

fit together

what different parts of it we're doing

we knew from the movie

that the speaking spell was one of the

keys to sending the message

i think we need the sledgehammer slot

right away here

i had to find out the code

for our message which was h-e-l-p

or help instead of pressing a key on the

keyboard

the turntable turns when two wires

cross another wire it makes a connection

that goes back here to the ribbon cable

and that's the same as pressing a key on

here

sometimes you just have to be creative

this is what we're working on now this

is mr robot

we're gonna take him to robot wars robot

wars is a competition in san francisco

featuring

remote controlled robots in combat

we're using drills to make the robot

move because they're fast

and they're powerful right now our robot

is just a big mean remote control car

so when we press a button

the drills give it a lot of torque

i like inventing because there's always

hundreds of different ways to solve a

problem

hey david yep why did the golfer wear

two pair of pants

i don't know in case you got a hole in

one

get it hold on yeah i do you're scaring

me

sophie f of portsmouth new hampshire

sent us directions on how to make

bubbles out of household stuff

we're going to see if we can make square

bubbles all right zoe let's go

i think i know how to make a square

bubble but i just need to test something

all right

this is my idea i'd put this in this and

then i would make a bubble

i did oh i popped but look it's in a

square shape

zoe look what do i do do i just keep

blowing more yeah until it covers the

whole thing and that's square

all right help me out over here then

i suggest you help me out over here

cause that's too tall

all right well why don't you move that

onto that okay so

since we already have some dude

i did it i did it look look look look

look look

cool

awesome look it's got one side over

on the end and then one side over here

that's wicky cool you can't make a

square just like

yeah because you can't make a square

because once it's blown

all of them are going to be like circles

yeah

i'm going to try and make like four

bubbles go together

so when they're like if they're even

it'll be like a square in the middle

okay

oh cool all right it's not working oh my

gosh

oh wait look on the side

look look look zoe look right through

there

in the middle there's a little square oh

yeah i saw it

we gotta figure out another way to make

a square bubble

i'm gonna surround this bubble and

hopefully it'll make a square ouch

how many is it gonna take five why not

four

oh no

there it is oh it's a hexagon pop it pop

it that's what i was talking about a

hexagon

still a hexagon okay here hold on hold

on

almost there no it's a four-sided square

it's just shape attack watch watch

a square bubble

square bubbles are really hard to make

because bubbles just want to be round

try it at home

forward double double is robert rubber

wobble bobby

mobby tubby robin dobby taboo dabbe

that was harvest bobbin of another

jennifer's things in their place by

jennifer n magnolia avenue elementary

los angeles california

my room has dolls on the end of my bed

i can see my bed all wrinkled with

heart

i can see my colorful shoes

under my bed

i can see my colorful clothes in the

closet

i can see my books on its brown shelf

i can see my little puppy under the bed

lots of rules by kdm acton massachusetts

there are so many rules to speak of so

many rules to break

for dessert we'll all eat mushrooms and

for dinner we'll all eat the cake

let's sleep all day and run all night so

turn on the dark

i'm scared of the light

hey caico did you like the story about

the dog who were in five miles just to

pick up a stick

no i thought it was little far fetched

it wasn't that funny it wasn't

neil a of st louis missouri nominated

young k

for today's zuma latte when young

moved here from vietnam

she didn't know any english and lots of

kids at school made fun of her

but she worked really hard and now

speaks english really well

in fact one of her favorite activities

is making speeches

congratulations young you'll be

receiving your zumukumlati certificate

in the mail

congratulations

dear zoo here's a challenge put a loop

of string around your hands

take a small piece of paper fold it in

half and balance it

in its crease on the top string without

touching the paper

transfer the paper from the top string

to the bottom string

if you can do that try to transfer it

back up to the top

allison c of stoddard new hampshire all

right

okay here we go all right now see it's

on this one

no yes it's i know i'm just showing you

it's on this one

and

i have confidence now it's back on the

top it never was on the bottom

no you can't no no no watch here

it has to you have to move no no no

watch watch you just did it

i did it he just did it he just flipped

i just flipped it up watch watch i'll do

it again

see and then you go like that and

switches strings see the

knot is on the bottom now knot is on the

bottom

okay knott is on the top okay hold on

let me try this

i shall put this on

nope okay hold on i have to think of

something about something

oh yes

see

didn't she hold on hold on hold on hold

on

oh oh no

okay david you wanna drive yes okay here

i'll put the paper on

paper paper on all right

okay

almost had it here wait guys watch hold

on watch

let's watch the pro all right here i'll

put the knot to make sure that you guys

can see

the knots on the bottom knot is now on

the bottom okay all right

now what you do is you do the same thing

you guys are doing

and flip your hands and voila and then

to get it so it is on the bottom

all right even though it's on the top

hold on go like that

oops whoa there not working silver

and tint it in

remember when we asked you to try to

grow different types of mold using

different types of food

well luke and sebastian k of chappaqua

new york decided that both light and

water

might be important to grow mold to test

their ideas

they each set up two bags one with bread

sprinkled with just a little water

and one with bread soaked with water

luke put his bags in the light and

sebastian put his in the dark

on day one nothing happened on day two

luke saw a little mold on both of his

pieces of bread that were in the light

it wasn't until day four that

sebastian's bread finally began to grow

a little mold

their experiment ended on day six when

they decided that luke's bread

left in the light grew more mold than

sebastian's bread that was in the dark

and that the bread that was soaked in

water grew less mold than the bread

sprinkled with water

test your own ideas about what makes

mold grow and send your results to zoom

but do us a favor don't send us your

moldy bread

zoom chat zoom chat

chat has anybody been in like a

situation where

they wanted to speak out i guess but

they weren't really sure if it was gonna

work okay and it wasn't gonna like go

smoothly

like speaking out like when someone did

something bad

well yeah i guess oh like times like you

wanted to speak out but you didn't know

if things were going to go good

yeah i had um a time a couple of years

ago in school

where we were all taking a test and my

teacher thought that one of my friends

was talking and she really wasn't

so he got mad and he took her test and

he wouldn't give it back to her and he

said

he's gonna like um he's just gonna give

her the grade of it

like how it was now when she wasn't

finished she got upset she didn't want a

bad grade

and so afterwards me and my friend me

and my other friend

who had seen it all stayed behind and we

said we saw her and she wasn't talking

so we spoke out about that i have

something

kind of similar to releases where um

you know how you guys have those timed

ones like you have one minute to finish

this paper

you know 20 questions and all right and

you know we did the test and then she

said okay put the pencils down

and she reviewed everything she said

okay column one you know

and then she went to one's problem like

say i was seven

plus five she said oh and the answer to

number three is eleven and we like uh

that

and she goes no don't talk i need to do

this quickly we need to go on

so like okay and so then after the test

we're like

excuse me this is very important rob you

beg

mark number three wrong it is you are

right it is number 12.

uh yeah do you guys think it's easier to

speak

out to kids your own age or grown-ups

i think it's easier to speak to

grown-ups because kids will give you

peer pressure and give you

nasty looks and grown-ups are too much

like that i think it's easier to talk to

like to grow naps

because they help you like kids they

don't really help you that much

well if they're like you're really good

friends i think it's almost like the

same as adults

but even if they're just like friends

for a small amount of time they could

still like snap at you or something yeah

like someone

just wants to snap at you like sometimes

i wouldn't even tell myself the kids

because like

yeah say you get mad at that kid and

then they get mad and you've already

told them your business and they're like

well so what i'm not the one with the

blah blah blah blah i was like yeah yeah

i was younger um i think when you're

younger you're a lot more shy

you don't end better yeah and sometimes

like now

now i'm not that sh i'm not shy that

much like i talk to like the waiters and

waitresses and everything

but when i was younger i'd be like mommy

can you order for me you guys ever think

it's good like

not to speak out and yeah it hurts

sometimes

it isn't sometimes i mean sometimes you

may get the wrong idea about yeah yeah

like yeah you shouldn't jump to

conclusions and there are also times

maybe like your friend is sick

and they ask like am i feeling any

better and if they're not i mean

am i looking any better and if they're

really not then you wouldn't say

no i would like if they want your

true true opinion then you speak on you

though

no people ask me for the truth

well one time i was at camp and

every once in a while we'd sneak out and

one time me and my friends were like

just playing cards and they my friend my

other friends who we usually snuck out

with

went out but they didn't come back like

until the morning

so when the counselor asked me and my

friend where they were

we were like uh uh and we figured since

we always used to do it

it wasn't right to speak out so we

didn't but

i think now maybe i should have

yeah guilty yeah i mean do your friends

still do it or have they like learned a

lesson

i think they learn their lesson

here's a balloon ray sent to us by mary

s of velcro of illinois

okay and in this corner we've got the

orange team

and in the opposite corner we've got the

blue team

okay on your mark get set

go okay it looks like they're both in

the same spot right now

um go go and

now they're still in the same spot

and yeah pablo's team won by a hair

pablo's team they won by this much keiko

good game good job

just change okay let's try another one

but this time

we can't use our hands okay ready set

go okay you can use anything except for

your hands

go down there let me just go down

get it get it oh you can't use your

hands

get

no you can't use your hands

check it out check it out we can't do it

on our own we need you to make

so if you want to see it coming out of

your tv type it up write it down and

ship it off to do it

send it to zoom in cause you call the

tune

if you got a video give it up we'll put

it on the show

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this means that we can share your ideas

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so send it to zoom

what's up what's up what's up

what's up what's up what's up what's up

what's up

do you volunteer what do you do at my

church

we we take old clothes and toys that we

don't need and

and give them to the needy i do

volunteer work i am an office server

once i volunteered at my school in fifth

grade to be a safety patrol officer make

sure

children did the right things not

running down the halls not swearing

and not fighting

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the national science foundation

america's investment in the future

and the corporation for public

broadcasting

and by viewers like you

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