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| − | {{Quote|Levi, you need to be more careful with your new friends.<br> Look, I'm just trying to protect you. |Booker to Levi.}} |
+ | {{Quote|Levi, you need to be more careful with your new friends.<br> Look, I'm just trying to protect you.|[[Booker Baxter|Booker]] to [[Levi Grayson|Levi]].}} |
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|image = Levis_New_Crew.png |
|image = Levis_New_Crew.png |
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|season = 3 |
|season = 3 |
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| − | |number =14 |
+ | |number = 14 |
|prod. code = 313 |
|prod. code = 313 |
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| − | |airdate =November 15, 2019 |
+ | |airdate = November 15, 2019 |
|writer = Octavia Bray |
|writer = Octavia Bray |
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|director = Lynda Tarryk |
|director = Lynda Tarryk |
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| − | |previous =[[It's Not Easy Being Green]] |
+ | |previous = [[It's Not Easy Being Green]] |
| − | |next =[[Sorry |
+ | |next = [[Sorry to Father You]]}} |
| − | '''Crewed Up''' is the fourteenth episode in [[Season 3]] of ''[[Raven's Home]]'' and the forty-eighth overall. It |
+ | '''Crewed Up''' is the fourteenth episode in [[Season 3]] of ''[[Raven's Home]]'' and the forty-eighth overall. It first aired on November 15, 2019 to 0.43 million viewers.<ref name="ShowBuzzDaily">[http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/showbuzzdailys-top-150-friday-cable-originals-network-finals-11-15-2019.html]</ref> |
==Plot== |
==Plot== |
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| − | When [[Levi]] starts hanging out with a new group of friends, [[Booker]] has a vision that leads him to believe that they’re up to no good and tries to steer Levi away from them. |
+ | When [[Levi Grayson|Levi]] starts hanging out with a new group of friends, [[Booker Baxter|Booker]] has a vision that leads him to believe that they’re up to no good and tries to steer Levi away from them.<ref name="futoncritic">[http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20191021disney20/]</ref> |
| + | ===Full Plot=== |
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| + | ''To be Added...'' |
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==Cast== |
==Cast== |
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===Main Cast=== |
===Main Cast=== |
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*Anthony Alabi as [[Coach Spitz]] |
*Anthony Alabi as [[Coach Spitz]] |
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*[https://traviswolfejr.fandom.com/wiki/Travis_Wolfe_Jr_Wiki# Travis Wolfe Jr] as [[Lil Lo-Lo|Lloyd "Lil Lo-Lo" Mutesa]] |
*[https://traviswolfejr.fandom.com/wiki/Travis_Wolfe_Jr_Wiki# Travis Wolfe Jr] as [[Lil Lo-Lo|Lloyd "Lil Lo-Lo" Mutesa]] |
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===Guest Cast=== |
===Guest Cast=== |
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*Jordyn Curet as [[Alexandra Pierson|Alexandra]] |
*Jordyn Curet as [[Alexandra Pierson|Alexandra]] |
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| + | ==Continuity== |
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| + | *This episode mentions events of [[Cali Dreams]] and references the fictional reality television series ''"The Fabulous Rappers of the Hardwood" FROTH (FROTH)'' first mentioned in [[Twister, Sister]]. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | *This episode filmed on March 15, 2019, the eighth episode shot before a live audience for the season. |
+ | *This episode was filmed on March 15, 2019, the eighth episode shot before a live audience for the season. |
| + | *This was the final episode Eunetta Boone completed before her passing. |
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| − | *This episodes mentions events of [[Cali Dreams]]. |
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| + | *When Nia recruits Chelsea to assist her with an ecology project, Chelsea makes a reference to the '''''That's So Raven''''' episode ''"On Top of Old Oaky"'' (season 3, episode 5), in which she staged a protest in the school's oak tree to prevent it from being cut down. |
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| + | *Apparently, [[Lil' Z]], once guest starred on '''''FROTH.''''' |
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| + | *Raven has 3 B's for shopping during sales, Bras, Belts, and Boots. |
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| + | *First appearance of [[Alexandra Pierson|Alexandra]]. |
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| + | *Jordyn Curet previously played "Savannah" in the '''''Bizaardvark '''''episode "''Science (Un)Fair''." |
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| + | *[[Lil Lo-Lo]] returns from [[Diss Track]], and still has a crush on Tess. |
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| + | *Lil Lo-Lo states he wants to be Klay Thompson to Tess' Stephen Curry, the All Star backcourt of the 3-Time NBA Champion Golden State Warriors, ironically, at the time of the episode premiering, both players were injured. and not on the active roster of their team. |
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| + | *Levi becomes a member of the "No-Good Nerds" crew, which specializes in vigilante tutoring (or tutoring during after-school hours). |
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*Tess has been her team's starting point guard for three years. |
*Tess has been her team's starting point guard for three years. |
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*The episode title is possibly a pun from the expression "''screwed'' up". |
*The episode title is possibly a pun from the expression "''screwed'' up". |
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*Coach Spitz joins [[Devon Carter]] as the only recurring characters to appear in each of the first three seasons. |
*Coach Spitz joins [[Devon Carter]] as the only recurring characters to appear in each of the first three seasons. |
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| + | *In the original script. |
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| + | **Principal Kwan was to appear. |
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| + | **Alexandra's surname was revealed as "Pierson." |
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| + | **Alexandra claimed she could have skipped two grades but stated that adulthood was a "pyramid scheme." |
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| + | **Alexandra claimed to have read the entire works of William Shakespeare when she was six. |
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| + | **Alexandra accused Booker of having a "fascination" for her, but she told him it would never work because he was only a "B-Student." |
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| + | **Tess played for an all girl Basketball team. |
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| + | **Olivia Olivinsky had a much larger role. She did not particularly like basketball, and only pursued it because she was tall, and encouraged Tess to take her starting point guard spot back. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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{{Gallery}} |
{{Gallery}} |
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| + | ==References== |
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| + | {{Reflist}} |
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| + | {{Episodes}} |
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[[Category:Episodes]] |
[[Category:Episodes]] |
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[[Category:Season 3 Episodes]] |
[[Category:Season 3 Episodes]] |
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Revision as of 16:30, 5 July 2020
| “ | Levi, you need to be more careful with your new friends. Look, I'm just trying to protect you. |
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| — Booker to Levi. | ||
Crewed Up is the fourteenth episode in Season 3 of Raven's Home and the forty-eighth overall. It first aired on November 15, 2019 to 0.43 million viewers.[1]
Plot
When Levi starts hanging out with a new group of friends, Booker has a vision that leads him to believe that they’re up to no good and tries to steer Levi away from them.[2]
Full Plot
To be Added...
Cast
Main Cast
- Raven-Symoné as Raven Baxter
- Anneliese van der Pol as Chelsea Grayson
- Navia Robinson as Nia Baxter
- Issac Ryan Brown as Booker Baxter
- Jason Maybaum as Levi Grayson
- Sky Katz as Tess O'Malley
Recurring Cast
- Anthony Alabi as Coach Spitz
- Travis Wolfe Jr as Lloyd "Lil Lo-Lo" Mutesa
Guest Cast
- Jordyn Curet as Alexandra
Continuity
- This episode mentions events of Cali Dreams and references the fictional reality television series "The Fabulous Rappers of the Hardwood" FROTH (FROTH) first mentioned in Twister, Sister.
Trivia
- This episode was filmed on March 15, 2019, the eighth episode shot before a live audience for the season.
- This was the final episode Eunetta Boone completed before her passing.
- When Nia recruits Chelsea to assist her with an ecology project, Chelsea makes a reference to the That's So Raven episode "On Top of Old Oaky" (season 3, episode 5), in which she staged a protest in the school's oak tree to prevent it from being cut down.
- Apparently, Lil' Z, once guest starred on FROTH.
- Raven has 3 B's for shopping during sales, Bras, Belts, and Boots.
- First appearance of Alexandra.
- Jordyn Curet previously played "Savannah" in the Bizaardvark episode "Science (Un)Fair."
- Lil Lo-Lo returns from Diss Track, and still has a crush on Tess.
- Lil Lo-Lo states he wants to be Klay Thompson to Tess' Stephen Curry, the All Star backcourt of the 3-Time NBA Champion Golden State Warriors, ironically, at the time of the episode premiering, both players were injured. and not on the active roster of their team.
- Levi becomes a member of the "No-Good Nerds" crew, which specializes in vigilante tutoring (or tutoring during after-school hours).
- Tess has been her team's starting point guard for three years.
- The episode title is possibly a pun from the expression "screwed up".
- Coach Spitz joins Devon Carter as the only recurring characters to appear in each of the first three seasons.
- In the original script.
- Principal Kwan was to appear.
- Alexandra's surname was revealed as "Pierson."
- Alexandra claimed she could have skipped two grades but stated that adulthood was a "pyramid scheme."
- Alexandra claimed to have read the entire works of William Shakespeare when she was six.
- Alexandra accused Booker of having a "fascination" for her, but she told him it would never work because he was only a "B-Student."
- Tess played for an all girl Basketball team.
- Olivia Olivinsky had a much larger role. She did not particularly like basketball, and only pursued it because she was tall, and encouraged Tess to take her starting point guard spot back.
Gallery
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The image gallery for Crewed Up may be viewed here.
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