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Raven and Chelsea have been invited to a party but neither has a date; Raven has a vision of a gorgeous guy, but it's not all as it seems.
Raven and Chelsea have been invited to a party but neither has a date; Raven has a vision of a gorgeous guy, but it's not all as it seems.
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That's So Raven
S1, EP14 "A Dog by Any Other Name"Raven and Chelsea have been invited to a party but neither has a date; Raven has a vision of a gorgeous guy, but it's not all as it seems.
That's So Raven
S1, EP15 "Saturday Afternoon Fever"Raven tries to get out of spending "quality time" with her mom so she can go to a movie with a cute boy instead.
That's So Raven
S1, EP16 "A Fight at the Opera"Raven and Chelsea hope to win at the Classic Arts Festival but can't agree on their entry and have a falling out; Eddie tries to bring them back together.
That's So Raven
S1, EP17 "Psychics Wanted"Raven has a vision of a boy asking her out and does everything she can to make it happen; her job at the psychic phone line complicates things.
That's So Raven
S2, EP25 "Shake, Rattle and Rae"Raven and Alana get caught playing pranks on each other; Raven wants to make up and invites Alana to a slumber party.
That's So Raven
S2, EP24 "My Big Fat Pizza Party"Raven and Chelsea score jobs at The Chill Grill but are fired for being too lazy; they handle the rush in order to make things right.
That's So Raven
S2, EP23 "Numb and Numb-er"Raven has a vision that her brother needs fillings before his dentist appointment; it turns out it's Raven who needs the treatment.
That's So Raven
S2, EP22 "The Lying Game"Raven is assigned a job as a teacher's aid for her school project; chaos ensues when she finds herself helping out in Corey's class.
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