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The Return Of "That's So Raven"

It's a future I can see. And this future includes Raven.

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The single greatest show is set to return to TV. This show is the one, the only, "That's So Raven." This big news was announced by Raven Symone herself, the star of the show, on the The View on October 27th.

If you haven't seen the show, you must go see it immediately because it is single handily the funniest show you'll ever see. But if you're boring and don't have time to watch this quality piece of art, know that the show centers around a young teenage girl who has visions where she can see into the future. Her visions only give her a glimpse, but not the entire picture, of what is truly going to happen.

Another interesting point of the show is that there are only a few close family and friends that know about this amazing gift she has. After receiving a vision, she'll normally go out and try to change the future, if it is something bad in the future, but she normally ends up getting into a sticky situation, while in the process.

There is no set release date for the "That's So Raven" sequel, but Raven did mention that the show will center around her once again. However, in change of events, Raven will no longer be a high school student, rather a single mother raising two children; one of which will all of a sudden learn that they have visions just like she did many years before.

Yes. I know. As Raven always said, "OH SNAP!" because we don't know the sequel date. My personal guess is within the next year they will have a pilot episode shot and out for the public to see. I don't know if I will be able to handle more than a year of waiting for this glorious masterpiece to come out.

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