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Better Than New! is a children’s series that follows the inquisitive alien Zoom as he teams up with the programme’s presenters. Together they explore everyday objects and phenomena, seeking to understand the principles behind them. Zoom’s natural curiosity drives each segment, prompting the hosts to set up simple experiments that demonstrate how things function. The format relies on hands‑on investigation, with the alien’s questions guiding the presenters through step‑by‑step demonstrations. By combining Zoom’s playful inquisitiveness with clear, practical tests, the show aims to make scientific concepts accessible and entertaining for young viewers. Each episode presents a new topic, allowing Zoom and the team to uncover the hidden workings of everyday life in a fun, educational way.

Plastic‑free Spree! is a children's programme where a curious alien called Zoom joins the presenters. Together they explore the inner workings of everyday items, asking questions and uncovering the science behind them. Zoom's inquisitive nature drives the narrative, prompting the hosts to probe deeper into each topic. The show centres on hands‑on experiments that illustrate how things function, with Zoom guiding the team through each discovery. By combining playful inquiry with simple demonstrations, the series encourages young viewers to understand the mechanics of the world around them. The experiments are designed to be safe and easy to replicate, showing kids that science can be fun. Through this approach, the programme aims to spark curiosity and foster a love of learning.

Brilliant Bogs is a children's programme that centres on an inquisitive alien named Zoom. The series follows Zoom as he partners with the on‑screen presenters to explore the way things work, and the presenters rely on his alien perspective to break down complex concepts into simple steps that children can follow. Each episode sees the alien guiding the team through hands‑on experiments designed to illustrate everyday principles, allowing young viewers to see science in action. By asking questions and testing ideas, Zoom helps turn ordinary curiosities into clear, demonstrable results, making the learning process both visual and engaging for its audience. Together they encourage viewers to ask their own questions and try similar experiments at home.