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Raven has a vision of Devon meeting up with another girl at a convention for a TV show; she goes along to make sure he doesn't get too close to someone else.
Raven has a vision of Devon meeting up with another girl at a convention for a TV show; she goes along to make sure he doesn't get too close to someone else.
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That's So Raven
S2, EP16 "Radio Heads"Raven and Eddie clash when she takes over his radio show at school and is a bigger success than he is.
That's So Raven
S2, EP17 "A Goat's Tail"Eddie steals a rival school's mascot, but Chelsea decides to set it free; the goat starts eating everything in sight.
That's So Raven
S2, EP18 "He's Got the Power"Eddie acquires psychic powers when a comet flies over and ignores Raven's suggestion that he keeps it quiet; he quickly finds out that Raven was right.
That's So Raven
S2, EP19 "Skunk'd"Raven goes camping with Chelsea to be supportive; however, she can't help turning the relaxing weekend into a party.
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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