ZOOM’s 40th Reunion

Cast members of WGBH’s original ZOOM show (1972-1980) met recently with series creator Christopher Sarson in Marshfield MA for an evening of stories, music and lobsters (paid for by viewers like you).

Despite their current ZOOM Rap subjects like “trips to the doctor,” “mortgage payments,” and “the kids,” the Zoomers still keep in touch and manage to get together now and then.

ZOOMs 40th Reunion

Left to right Nina, Christopher Sarson, Nancy, Tracy, Leon, Ann, Joe and Tommy White.

In: 1970s, Stories, WGBH 2, ZOOM

3 Comments

  1. nancy-jean cusanelli
    Posted December 31, 2012 at 12:04 pm | Permalink

    i used to watch zoom with my son who is 43 now and it was such a fun informative show…thanks for the update

  2. Cara
    Posted October 5, 2012 at 5:53 pm | Permalink

    I wish I could see reruns of the show on TV to show my granddaughter. I loved the it! I never missed a show. Thank goodness for YouTube. Thank you!

  3. Woody Woodson
    Posted August 18, 2012 at 11:47 am | Permalink

    It is such a wonderful thing to see all of the kids I grew up with on TV as happy adults who still brought smiles to my face.

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