Raven's Home - Season 4
Season 4
In season four of "Raven's Home," twins Booker and Nia, along with their best friend Tess, are ready to embark on their biggest adventure yet—high school. As the teens envision a new sense of independence as Carver High freshmen, Levi has to adapt to middle school without his close friends. Raven and Chelsea must accept that their kids are growing up while managing Your Best-Dressed Life, their burgeoning life coaching and fashion business. Booker's glimpses of the future continue to spark the madcap adventures of their lively household. Much like his mother, he sees enough to drive him to try and change the future, which often leads to hilarious predicaments and mishaps at every corner.
Episodes
Don't Trust the G in Apartment 4B
Now that they are high school students, Booker and Nia feel they are too old for trick-or-treating. They instead convince Levi, Tess and Ramon to join them for a night of real scares and fun in 4B, the apartment that is suspected to be haunted. Meanwhile, Raven and Chelsea stir up their own batch of holiday antics when they throw a Halloween party for the younger neighborhood kids.
Baking Bad
Booker, Nia and Tess discover a baking blogger is passing Nia's photo off as their own social media avatar while writing mean-spirited reviews. The kids try to unmask the culprit before Nia's real-life reputation is jeopardized.
Big Little Surprise
Nia, Booker, Levi and Chelsea secretly plan a big surprise party for Raven's birthday. Unbeknownst to her family, Raven accepted a job driving singing-sensation Sunrise Mahoney around and is sworn to secrecy.
Tesscue Me
Booker and Nia devise a plan to attend their first high school party with Tess without Raven's knowledge. Back at the party, Tess accepts a dance battle challenge against Mikka, and things get out of hand.
Sharp Job-jects
When Booker and Nia realize they have no money for all of their fun summer plans, they try to get assistant jobs with Raven's persnickety client, Priya.
How I Met Your Mentor
Nia is matched with a high school mentor, whose personality, values and sense of style couldn't be more different.
Mad About Yuletide
It's Christmas Eve and the Baxter/Grayson family are trying to make the best of the holiday when a storm hits and disrupts their plans to celebrate together at a cabin on the lake. Snowed in at three different places—Raven and Chelsea are lost in a snow tunnel, dads Devon and Garrett are stuck at the cabin and the kids are home alone—they all must lean on each other to help keep their inner "Christmas Cray" alive!
Wheel of Misfortune
It's the first week of high school, and Nia, Booker and Tess find themselves growing in different ways. Nia tries to join all the school clubs her bestie, Tess, is joining but ends up feeling like a third wheel to Tess and Ramon's blossoming relationship.
Diff'rent Strikes
When school is interrupted by a Chicago teachers' strike, Booker has a vision and enlists Nia, Levi and Tess to help him start a home study group that quickly spirals out of control.
Fresh Off the Note
When Booker suspects that Nia's friend Olivia has a crush on him, he decides to put a "let's be friends" note in her locker but accidentally puts it in Tess' locker!
10 Things Debate About You
After Levi helps convince Booker to join the debate team, he and Booker are pitted against each other in order to prepare for the big tournament.
Plays of our Lives
When Booker has a vision of Levi being ousted from his first big stage role, he goes against Levi's wishes and asks Chelsea for advice.
The Slumber Years
As the family settles into their nightly routine, the kids are reminded not to use their screens, but they have other plans.
Bless This Tess
After Raven tells the kids that Tess can't keep coming and going during quarantine, Booker, Nia and Levi suggest that Tess temporarily move in.
American Torah Story
With his Bar Mitzvah approaching, Levi realizes he didn't take full advantage of being a kid; Booker encourages him to enjoy his childhood to the fullest before becoming a man.
Say Yes to the Protest
Nia wants to take part in a downtown protest, but Raven is set against it, mainly due to the unpredictable nature of protests and potentially dangerous situations.
Saved by the Belle
As part of his mission to win the superlative Freshest four years in a row, Booker desperately needs to win the coveted Freshest Freshman to solidify his legend.
So You Think You Can Drive
Booker and Nia have their learner's permits, but Raven isn't ready to teach them how to drive; when their dad comes to Chicago to help with driving lessons, Nia starts to wonder if she's even ready to drive.
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