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|director = Warren Hutcherson |
|director = Warren Hutcherson |
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|previous = [[The Foreign Identity]] |
|previous = [[The Foreign Identity]] |
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| − | '''What About Your Friends?''' is the eighteenth episode in [[Season 3]] of ''[[Raven's Home]]'' and the fifty-second overall. It |
+ | '''What About Your Friends?''' is the eighteenth episode in [[Season 3]] of ''[[Raven's Home]]'' and the fifty-second overall. It first aired on March 1, 2020 to 0.48 million viewers.<ref name="ShowBuzzDaily">[http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/showbuzzdailys-top-150-sunday-cable-originals-network-finals-3-1-2020.html]</ref> |
==Plot== |
==Plot== |
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| − | [[Booker Baxter|Booker’s]] new friends pressure him to try vaping, but he turns them down and warns them about the dangers. They don’t listen and when [[Coach Spitz]] finds a vape pen, the boys all claim it belongs to Booker and he is suspended. While a disappointed [[Raven Baxter|Raven]] seeks to understand what’s going on with her son, Booker sets out to clear his name. |
+ | [[Booker Baxter|Booker’s]] new friends pressure him to try vaping, but he turns them down and warns them about the dangers. They don’t listen and when [[Coach Spitz]] finds a vape pen, the boys all claim it belongs to [[Booker Baxter|Booker]] and he is suspended. While a disappointed [[Raven Baxter|Raven]] seeks to understand what’s going on with her son, Booker sets out to clear his name.<ref name="wdtvpress">[https://www.wdtvpress.com/disneychannel/shows/thats-so-raven-spin-off/episodes/what-about-your-friends/]</ref> |
==Cast== |
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===Guest Cast=== |
===Guest Cast=== |
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| − | *Joachim Powell as William |
+ | *Joachim Powell as [[List of Minor Characters#William|William]] |
| − | *Hunter Payton as Jordan |
+ | *Hunter Payton as [[List of Minor Characters#Jordan (GWCCS Student)|Jordan]] |
| − | *Aloma Wright as Ms. Pearl Saunders |
+ | *Aloma Wright as [[List of Minor Characters#Ms. Pearl Saunders|Ms. Pearl Saunders]] |
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==Goofs== |
==Goofs== |
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*Due to this episode being aired out of production order, Booker mentions working at a barber shop, the establishment in question, Radio E-Clips, will be introduced in [[Close Shave]]. |
*Due to this episode being aired out of production order, Booker mentions working at a barber shop, the establishment in question, Radio E-Clips, will be introduced in [[Close Shave]]. |
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| + | *Right before Booker had a vision, Raven had her cast on but after the vision, Raven opened the fridge and her cast was gone. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*Following the episode, a special message from the cast was released on Disney Channel and Disney Channel YouTube. The episode and message were developed under the consultancy of Hollywood, Health & Society, who brought in experts from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and USC, among others. |
*Following the episode, a special message from the cast was released on Disney Channel and Disney Channel YouTube. The episode and message were developed under the consultancy of Hollywood, Health & Society, who brought in experts from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and USC, among others. |
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*[[Anneliese van der Pol]] debuts a new blonde hairstyle in that special video message, which [[Chelsea]] will be depicted adopting beginning in [[Season 4]]. |
*[[Anneliese van der Pol]] debuts a new blonde hairstyle in that special video message, which [[Chelsea]] will be depicted adopting beginning in [[Season 4]]. |
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| − | *Raven is seen wearing a cast in this episode, IRL Raven Symoné broke her wrist while |
+ | *Raven is seen wearing a cast in this episode, IRL Raven Symoné broke her wrist while riding a hoverboard on the set of '''''Raven's Home''''' which she explained in the second season of '''''The Masked Singer '''''after being unmasked. The sling would also be depicted in [[In-Shoe-encer]] and [[Level Up |Level Up. ]] |
| + | *A second character named Jordan is introduced, the [[List of Minor Characters#Jordan |previous one]], appeared in [[In-Vision of Privacy]], and was played by Philip Soloman. |
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| − | *This is the first episode of the series to premiere in the month of March. |
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| − | *A second character named Jordan is introduced. |
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*A second character named William is introduced in the '''''Raven''''' franchise; the first "William" (played by Frankie Ryan Manriquez) was one of Cory's best friends in '''''That's So Raven'''''. |
*A second character named William is introduced in the '''''Raven''''' franchise; the first "William" (played by Frankie Ryan Manriquez) was one of Cory's best friends in '''''That's So Raven'''''. |
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| − | *William and Jordan are in Nia's science class. |
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*Tess states that [[Sienna]] has a younger sister. |
*Tess states that [[Sienna]] has a younger sister. |
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| − | *The title of this episode is based |
+ | *The title of this episode is based on the 1992 hip hop song,''' "'''What About Your Friends"'''''' '''''by TLC. |
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| − | *Nia lost the school election to Denisha. |
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*This marks the first appearance of [[Curtis]] in [[Season 3]]. |
*This marks the first appearance of [[Curtis]] in [[Season 3]]. |
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| + | *Danisha, the Carver Student Body President and Nia's rival, returns in [[Level Up]]. |
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| + | *The characters express their internal monologues for the first time since [[Just Call Me Vic]]. |
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| + | *Joachim Powell previously appeared as *LJ Webb" in the '''''Sydney to the Max''''' episode "''As Bad as She Gets"''. |
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*Aloma Wright previously appeared as "Mother Wexler" in the "''Dirty Work''" episode of '''''Even Stevens,''''' and also as a "Nurse" in '''''Zeke and Luther.''''' |
*Aloma Wright previously appeared as "Mother Wexler" in the "''Dirty Work''" episode of '''''Even Stevens,''''' and also as a "Nurse" in '''''Zeke and Luther.''''' |
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*In the original script: |
*In the original script: |
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**The boys were skipping class when Booker finds them about to vape. |
**The boys were skipping class when Booker finds them about to vape. |
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| + | **Levi was at the Building Watch meeting |
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**Ms. Pearl was named Ms. Alma. |
**Ms. Pearl was named Ms. Alma. |
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**Ms. Alma swiped sandwiches instead of forks. |
**Ms. Alma swiped sandwiches instead of forks. |
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**Ms. Alma claimed Raven's lemonade was giving her "the Sugar." |
**Ms. Alma claimed Raven's lemonade was giving her "the Sugar." |
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**Raven was supposed to be beaten up while demonstrating defensive moves to Ms. Alma, but that scene was scrapped due to [[Raven Symoné]]'s real life injury. |
**Raven was supposed to be beaten up while demonstrating defensive moves to Ms. Alma, but that scene was scrapped due to [[Raven Symoné]]'s real life injury. |
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| − | **Mr. Clark was to |
+ | **Mr. Clark was to remark "I would have paid money to see this," as Ms. Alma tosses Raven around. |
==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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{{Episodes}} |
{{Episodes}} |
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[[Category:Episodes]] |
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Revision as of 18:20, 21 June 2020
| “ | What, are those those cool peeps you told me about the first time you lied to me? I told you, watch the company you keep. I am so disappointed in you, Booker. |
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| — Raven to Booker | ||
What About Your Friends? is the eighteenth episode in Season 3 of Raven's Home and the fifty-second overall. It first aired on March 1, 2020 to 0.48 million viewers.[1]
Plot
Booker’s new friends pressure him to try vaping, but he turns them down and warns them about the dangers. They don’t listen and when Coach Spitz finds a vape pen, the boys all claim it belongs to Booker and he is suspended. While a disappointed Raven seeks to understand what’s going on with her son, Booker sets out to clear his name.[2]
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
- Donovan Whitfield as Curtis
- Andy Bustillos as Mr. Clark
Guest Cast
- Joachim Powell as William
- Hunter Payton as Jordan
- Aloma Wright as Ms. Pearl Saunders
Goofs
- Due to this episode being aired out of production order, Booker mentions working at a barber shop, the establishment in question, Radio E-Clips, will be introduced in Close Shave.
- Right before Booker had a vision, Raven had her cast on but after the vision, Raven opened the fridge and her cast was gone.
Trivia
- This episode filmed on July 12, 2019, the seventeenth episode shot before a live audience for the season.
- This episode filmed on Issac Ryan Brown's 14th birthday.
- The episode is reminiscent of the That's So Raven episode "Where There's Smoke."
- Following the episode, a special message from the cast was released on Disney Channel and Disney Channel YouTube. The episode and message were developed under the consultancy of Hollywood, Health & Society, who brought in experts from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and USC, among others.
- Anneliese van der Pol debuts a new blonde hairstyle in that special video message, which Chelsea will be depicted adopting beginning in Season 4.
- Raven is seen wearing a cast in this episode, IRL Raven Symoné broke her wrist while riding a hoverboard on the set of Raven's Home which she explained in the second season of The Masked Singer after being unmasked. The sling would also be depicted in In-Shoe-encer and Level Up.
- A second character named Jordan is introduced, the previous one, appeared in In-Vision of Privacy, and was played by Philip Soloman.
- A second character named William is introduced in the Raven franchise; the first "William" (played by Frankie Ryan Manriquez) was one of Cory's best friends in That's So Raven.
- Tess states that Sienna has a younger sister.
- The title of this episode is based on the 1992 hip hop song, "What About Your Friends"' by TLC.
- Chelsea's performance in "Bats: The Musical'" is mentioned.
- This marks the first appearance of Curtis in Season 3.
- Danisha, the Carver Student Body President and Nia's rival, returns in Level Up.
- The characters express their internal monologues for the first time since Just Call Me Vic.
- Joachim Powell previously appeared as *LJ Webb" in the Sydney to the Max episode "As Bad as She Gets".
- Aloma Wright previously appeared as "Mother Wexler" in the "Dirty Work" episode of Even Stevens, and also as a "Nurse" in Zeke and Luther.
- In the original script:
- The boys were skipping class when Booker finds them about to vape.
- Levi was at the Building Watch meeting
- Ms. Pearl was named Ms. Alma.
- Ms. Alma swiped sandwiches instead of forks.
- Ms. Alma claimed Raven's lemonade was giving her "the Sugar."
- Raven was supposed to be beaten up while demonstrating defensive moves to Ms. Alma, but that scene was scrapped due to Raven Symoné's real life injury.
- Mr. Clark was to remark "I would have paid money to see this," as Ms. Alma tosses Raven around.
Gallery
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The image gallery for What About Your Friends? may be viewed here.
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