Boohbah Everywhere

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***Boohbah Everywhere*** is a pseudo-spin-off of *Boohbah*.

## Format

Like the American reformatted version of *Boohbah*, *Boohbah Everywhere* is structured in a half-hour format, but follows a different order of segments than in any format of the main show:

* A **warm-up**
* Two, three, or four **learning** segments
* A visit to **Storyworld**
* A **Boohbah dance**
* **Look What I Can Do!**

The key difference between standard *Boohbah* and *Boohbah Everywhere* comes in the form of a different set of opening and closing sequences and new segments on different topics such as opposites or colour identification (anywhere from two to four of which are usually shown between the warm-up and Storyworld segments), all of which prominently feature the Boohbahs and either take place in the Boohzone or on a blank, solid-coloured background:

1. Humbah, Zing Zing Zingbah, Jingbah, Zumbah, Jumbah
2. Zumbah, Jingbah, Humbah, Jumbah, Zing Zing Zingbah
3. Zing Zing Zingbah, Zumbah, Humbah, Jumbah, Jingbah
4. Jumbah, Humbah, Zing Zing Zingbah, Jingbah, Zumbah
5. Jingbah, Zumbah, Jumbah, Zing Zing Zingbah, Humbah

Then all the Boohbahs appear together, the children say "Booh!", and they disappear. The *Boohbah* logo bounces to the top of the screen, followed by the word "Everywhere" being spelt out underneath it.
 **Counting** | Solid background
 **Shapes** | Boohzone
 **Colours** | Solid background
 **Opposites** | Boohzone
* **Stop and Go** - The Boohbahs dance, whirl around in a frenzy, dance again, and take off in-between the children's calls for them to "stop" and "go".
* **Up and Down** - One of the Boohbahs appears hanging upside-down at the top of the screen, while another appears looking above from down on the floor. The two Boohbahs decide to swap places: the one who was "up" turns themselves the right way up and slowly floats down to the floor, while the one who was "down" jumps, bounces, or flies up and turns themselves upside-down upon reaching the top of the frame.
	+ When done with just one Boohbah, that Boohbah shows four different ways of going up and down.
* **Big and Small** - One of the Boohbahs shows what "small" looks like by scrunching up on the floor with their feet covered and their head retracted, then (after lifting their head back up) shows what "big" looks like by stretching as tall and wide as they can be (or vice versa).
* **Near and Far** - One Boohbah moves up close to the screen ("near"), then moves further away from the screen ("far"), then so on. Alternately, if done with more than one Boohbah, their illustration of near and far may look like any of these:
	+ one Boohbah going near, the other going far, then vice versa
	+ two Boohbahs going near, one other going far, then vice versa
	+ two Boohbahs going near, the other three going far, then vice versa
* **Fast and Slow** - The Boohbahs show what "fast" looks like by soaring and running all around...then go "slow" by walking from one corner to another.
* **In Front Of and Behind** - One Boohbah runs up to and stands "behind" another, who is briefly startled upon seeing who is there. The two Boohbahs then swap places as the one who was "in front of" the one who came up to them goes behind them (and vice versa).
 **Ending** | Solid background
Once the Boohbahs have gone, the children say "Boohbah!" as the show's logo bounces to the top of the screen, then disappears to let the credits roll.

## Differences between *Boohbah* and *Boohbah Everywhere*

Outside of the newly added on sequences, an *Everywhere* episode can be told apart from a regular *Boohbah* episode by these differences:

* Just before their exercise routine begins, the Boohbahs enter the scene by running into frame, and the footage shown during both their frenzies is also different from in *Boohbah* proper.
* When the children chant the Boohbahs' names to get them to freeze when they break into another frenzy after the warm-up, they do not always say them in the usual "Humbah/Zumbah/Zing Zing Zingbah/Jumbah/Jingbah" order. Instead, the order in which they say each one's name is the same order in which each one appeared in the intro of a given episode, and the footage being shown as the Boohbahs freeze is customised to reflect this.
* When the children shout "Booh!" to send the Boohbahs flying, they are not shown going back into the Boohball; instead, we fade to an assortment of learning segments and afterwards fade back into either a present giving sequence or the ending.
* Chris Langham's narration in the Storyworld segments that originally appeared in the main *Boohbah* show is redubbed by Robin Stevens, who also provides the narration for both the new Storyworld segments and many of the new Boohbah segments.
* The Boohbahs' pods often appear separated from the sculpture they are attached to in the main show, and instead of being spun around as the Boohbahs are asleep inside, they float as they disappear from sight.

## Episodes

* Season 1
* Season 2
* Season 3
* Season 4
* Season 5

## Boohbah Close Ups

* Humbah
* Zumbah
* Zing Zing Zingbah
* Jumbah
* Jingbah

## Trivia

* Most of the shapes and opposites segments originally appeared in the Japanese localisation of *Boohbah*, but framed within the context of teaching Japanese audiences the English words for said shapes or opposites. These segments are redubbed entirely in English (or otherwise one language) for *Boohbah Everywhere*, with any bilingualism replaced by extra comments or exposition by the narrator.
* Depending on how many learning segments there are in an episode, the number of "Look What I Can Do!" segments accordingly increases or decreases. While the count is equal when an episode has three of both segments, episodes with two learning segments correspondingly have four LWICD segments, and episodes with four learning segments have just two LWICD segments.