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Raven's powers interfere with her sport and lose her a place on the team; she ends up meeting other psychics, which makes her feel better.
Raven's powers interfere with her sport and lose her a place on the team; she ends up meeting other psychics, which makes her feel better.
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S1, EP5 "A Fish Called Raven"Raven uses her psychic abilities to write school articles, but Serena finds out and threatens to expose her.
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S1, EP6 "Smell of Victory"Raven is partnered up with a classmate nicknamed Stinky much to her chagrin; she tries to get out of it until she foresees him getting an A.
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S1, EP7 "Campaign in the Neck"Raven successfully convinces Chelsea into running for student council president; then she has a vision of her friend losing.
That's So Raven
S1, EP8 "Saving Psychic Raven"Raven's powers interfere with her sport and lose her a place on the team; she ends up meeting other psychics, which makes her feel better.
That's So Raven
S2, EP9 "To See or Not to See"Granny comes to stay while Raven's parents are away and reveals that she is also a psychic; Eddie has trouble with a climbing challenge.
That's So Raven
S2, EP5 "Separation Anxiety"Raven has a vision of her parents separating; she tries to stop it by recreating their first date but misses the mark.
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S2, EP4 "Escape Claus"A teacher, who has the day off to play Santa at the mall, catches Raven, Chelsea and Eddie skipping school.
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S2, EP2 "Don't Have a Cow"Raven dreams that Alana invites everyone except her and Chelsea to a Halloween party; they try to create a spell to wrangle an invitation, but everything goes horribly wrong.
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