ZOOM, Series I; 116

Satsang with Mooji Hi, this week's show has a lot of stuff from the other shows that you said you wanted to see again. In a few weeks, some new Zoomers will be working on more material for new shows, And they'll need your help just like we did so keep on writing and now on with the show i'm nina i'm kenny my name's tracy i'm tommy i'm nancy oh i'm jolly Who are you, what do you do, how are you, let's hear from you, we need you.

We're gonna zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, come on in zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, come on, give it a try, we're gonna show you just why. We're gonna teach you to fight, hide. Come on and dook, come on and dook, dook, come on and dook, come on and dook, come on and dook. All right, one, two, three, four.

Category. Names of such as people. Chris. You're out. You're out. Get up. All right, good. You don't make it. All right, John. Let me see. Oh, I got a beautiful one. Categories. Names up. Let me think. You're out. You said categories. Names up. It's tough. I didn't say anything. You have to think before you say anything. Then he should be ready to do nothing. Yeah, same stuff, not same. Uh-oh, uh-oh. Three on one. Yeah, three something on one. Okay! Let me see, yeah. Oh, I got a few things. I need to get a lot of you. Oh, no. And there's only three things in it, too.

It's Kenny. Oh, Kenny. Oh, Kenny. Categories, names of, such as, colors, blue, white, black, orange, pink, purple, red, orange. Yeah! Yeah! Three on none. Nina. One, two, three. Hit it! Roll them. Categories. Names of. She doesn't know how to do it. Just say the category, okay? Let me take it. Category names of class. Yeah, okay. Just say categories names. One, two, ready, go. Hit it. It's one. Categories.

Categories. Names of cereals such as Wheaties. Cheerios. You didn't say it on the beat. No, you went Cheerios. My turn. Let me see. Oh. Category. Names of such as people, breasts. Crust. No, sir. I said crust. Crust. Crust. That's not right. Crust. Start again. Start again. No, it isn't. No, it isn't. No, it isn't. When you passed those down, that's vegetation. Crust. It's not like you said cuss. Crust. Crust. Categories. Names of people. Such as... Skip. Chris. Mr. Wilson. Wilson. Geneva. Russ. Russ. You're out of the way!

You said Mr. Will. Say you wake up in the middle of the night, you got an idea that's out of sight. So you jump out of bed, look around your room, you gotta write it down, and send it to Zoom. Or say you just seen something on this show, or someone cool you just gotta know. Write it all down, don't make a mess. And don't forget your name and address. Include a stamp so we can drop you a card. Then dip your note in a bucket of lard. Joe doesn't know what he's talking about. You put it in an envelope without a doubt. Then take your typewriter, pencil, or pen. And if you make a mistake, you gotta do it again. My name is Dave Parent, and I live in Lewiston, Maine. And I go to Montello Junior High School, and I am in the 8th grade. Look at this.

He used a typewriter, a pencil and pen. Wow. Isn't that cool? It's a typewriter, pencil and pen. And also he says, and you wouldn't know, but he started it ten times. He made an end with Skakeston. He types it, and then he writes it in pencil, and then he writes it in pen. And if you've followed our song so far, you've heard it both. Then take your typewriter, pencil, or pen. And if you make a mistake, you gotta do it again. Thank you, David Perrin. Right zone, C-double-O-M, box three-five-o, Boston, that's four, two, one, three, four. Good evening. Tonight's nautical narrative is by Paul Sergios of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Join us as we take a voyage on the Sea of Terror.

The Atlantic Ocean, a sea of mysteries. A brave sea captain, Mark, was going to set out on a voyage. Some of the neighbours had gone scuba diving, and they never returned. Their wives were worried. Mrs. Deuce, do you ever think our husbands will return? Well, Mrs. Callipool, I just hope Mark and Brad can rescue them. From what? I don't know. Mark and Brad sit out in a boat. By night, the sky was all misty and foggy. Mark, do you think we'll ever find out what made the townspeaker disappear in this fog? I hope so.

The next night the fog cleared, and there, in the middle of the water, was a big, dark, black castle. Brad and Mark docked their boat. Suddenly, out of the castle came a walkway. Mark and Brad went in. They soon found out they were in the castle of Dr. Weaver, a mad scientist. Are you the cause of the disappearance of the townspeople? I am. I put in the water an invisible, poisonous red liquid that would attract them here. When they got here, I killed them. I want to take over the hall in the East Coast. Since you found out what I'm doing, I must kill you. How are you going to do that? Come, and I'll show you.

Dr. Weaver put them in a giant glass tube in a room far away from the castle, so that when the bomb that was attached to it blew off, It would not blow up the castle. Dr. Weaver was clever, but the men were cleverer. Dr. Weaver put us in the same tube on top of each other. So, if you stand on tippy-toe, I'll be able to press a button up here that will open the glass door, and we'll be free. Brad did, and Mark pressed the button. They were free. quietly they tiptoed up to dr. Weaver and knocked him out then they took the bomb and threw it into the castle and went away in their boat in a few minutes the castle blew up in smoke when Mark and Brad got home they were awarded a medal of courage and they all lived

happily ever after. We hope you have enjoyed our little play. If you have a play or story that you have written and would like to see televised, please send it in to Zoom, Box 350, Boston, Mass., 02134. Thank you. Thank you. What's a spiral staircase?

I'm not really sure. I'm not all that sure. Well, it kind of goes around like this to wherever you want to get to. It goes up like a, I don't know, it's like a corkscrew. Sort of crystal. A what? A spiral staircase. It's something that goes around and around. Yes, it's a staircase that lines around and goes up. And down. I don't know what they are. Sort of like a wheel. I think it looks like a caterpillar. It's a staircase that goes in the spiral like this. Like that. They go around like that. I know my next-door neighbors have one. It's usually in, like, castles and big old-fashioned houses. It's like a slide that goes around and around. And here are some drawings that lots of you sent in. Let's go.

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We'll be right back. I used to go to the hospital. When I used to go to hospital and get these shots, all of a sudden, I say, Mom, help! Like, I see the doctor, like, taking a needle out of the drawer.

Now, this won't hurt a bit. This will hurt me more if it's you. That's what the doctor said. Now, this won't hurt a bit. So he sharpens his needle. That's what I hate. And every time I go to the doctor now, I always ask the nurse, am I going to get a needle? And I don't, I'm just, I'm just scared of the doctors now, because every time I go in there, I say to the nurse, am I going to get a needle? Am I going to get a needle? It matters what do you have. If you, if you have something wrong with you, of course you're going to get a needle. I say, God, please don't make me have nothing wrong with me. I remember when I was in my, I know I don't remember, but, in this thing about a year ago, and it's really weird, because I was semi-unconscious, semi-conscious, whichever it is, and all I can see is, is he alright? Yeah, he's okay. You sure? Yeah, I'm sure. The next thing I know is I'm in this hospital.

And I can't move my arm. I go paralyzed. Hey, Dad. I feel this yuck on my face. And the guy says, don't touch your face! And it's bleeding. My face is bleeding, I said. I know, he said. There's gloss in your face, he said. And then I fainted again. And it was... It's really weird because when you fall down and you don't feel anything, you know something's wrong. I remember one time when I was... Something happened to me. I was unconscious and then I wake up and he's my mother, my father, my sister, my brother, my other brother, over on the side and I'm like this. and they're just staring at me like what happened what happened and I'm like and they have big faces and long faces and skinny and it's kind of weird. One day in arts and crafts there were all these really bad fumes and like a spray paint and all the stuff and I fainted and all you can see is

like I saw a whole bunch of cars on this colored highway and then you know you wake up and you can't for a minute you can't see and you look around you know and then everybody's staring at you and it's really frightening because you look up you know you're just waking up and you look up and all these faces come at you it's really weird again but usually like um when i when i feel something strange in my back when there's a pain when i go to the doctor i get so scared that it goes away and that's happened to me so many times when i got this i think that's cute then the doctor says i don't see anything wrong with you five dollars please no one time when i was little i was over one of my friends i was in let me see what happened i saw this cat was up on the banister this was on the third floor was up on the banister so and the banister was real small so ran and get the cat and i tripped over the banister and fell all the way down I cut my leg here, all the way down.

I didn't feel a thing, but when I got up, I looked at the blood. I hate when I cry. That's what I hate. That's what I hate. When you're walking down this... All of a sudden, you're walking, and you see something that happens real sad, and then you're walking, all of a sudden, a tear drop. Thank you. Hello, I'm David Wood. I'm a Zoom guest, and I'm going to make a Zoom game. Here we go.

I like working with tools. I think when I grow up, I might even be a crafts teacher. I like to feel the wood and touch it. I really like to try to tell them apart because of the smell. And for this game, I used pine, and pine has its own smell. It's very soft wood and very easy to work with. Well, I like to work with tools a lot.

My father has a big tool chest down in the cellar, and he lets me work around with different tools all the time. and I really like working with them. Just once more. I'm printing numbers with a braille label maker to put on each side of the spinner to play a game. Okay. Now. You are 100, 25, 50, and 75. Okay, here we go. If you want to know how to make this game and what some of the rules are,

send to Zoombox 350 Boston, And I'll send you some instructions on how to do it. Good toppy. And it's 75. Alan's number. I will keep you there before you move. Quiet, please. Quiet, quiet. Thank you. Uh, Alice, as the newest member of our little tea party, why don't you sing a song for us? But I don't know any songs. You don't even know, twinkle, twinkle, little bat? I think I remember something.

Good. Twinkle, twinkle, little bat, how I wonder where you're at. Up above the world you fly, like a tea tray in the sky. Twinkle, twinkle, little bat, how I wonder where you're at. Now, it goes like this. Twinkle, twinkle, little bat, How I wonder where you're at Up above the world you fly Like a tea tray in the sky A twinkle, twinkle, little bat How I wonder where you're at Animal, you're wrong! It goes like this Twinkle, twinkle, little bat How I wonder where you're at Up, up, up the world you fly Like a tea drink in the sky

Twinkle, twinkle, little bat Now I wonder where you're at Look, it's the Cheshire Cat Hi, Cheshire I know how it goes Twinkle, twinkle, little bat How often I wonder just where you are at Up, far up above the ordinary world Oh, how high you fly Like kind of a tea tray A foam in the deep blue sky And when you twinkle, twinkle It hickle little, little bit. How, oh, how I wonder just where you are at. Bye, Chish.

Bye. See you later. Bye. Whoa. Tickle little, little bit. Tickle little bit. I wonder where you're at. Up and up, up and up and up and up and up and up. Like a tree tree in the sky. Twinkle, twinkle, twinkle, little bat How I wonder where you're at How I wonder where you're at Wake up, come on How I wonder where you're at Now I remember how it goes How, how? How to where you're at Twinkle, twinkle, little bat How I wonder where you're at Sing it! Up above the world you fly Like a tea tray in the sky Twinkle, twinkle, little bat How I wonder where you're at I'll twinkle little bat

How I wonder where you're at Up above the world you fly Like a tea train in the sky Twinkle, twinkle, little bat How I wonder where you're at I've got a good idea When is it? It's stuck the dorm house in the teapot Good idea, here we go We almost put it in the teapot Categories. Names of Zoomcasts, such as Joe, John, Candy, Nancy, Nina, Toby, Tracy, Z, O, O, M, Zoom! We're gonna zoom, zoom, zoom-a-zoom

Come on and zoom-a-zoom, zoom-a-zoom Come on, give it a try We're gonna show you just fly We're gonna teach you to fly high Come on and zoom Come on and zoom, zoom Come on and zoom Come on and zoom, zoom Come on and zoom Come on and zoom Come on and zoom, zoom Come on, and zoom We'll be right back.