The Best Episodes of Raven's Home Season 2

Raven finally admits to the kids that she has visions too and shares a special moment with Booker and they try to combine their psychic powers to find the missing money. Feeling left out, Nia pretends to have a vision.

Director: Robbie Countryman

Writer: Dava Savel, Michael Feldman

When Booker wants to reveal his powers to increase his popularity at school, Raven warns him to keep his psychic powers a secret.

Director: Lynn M. McCracken

Writer: Norm Gunzenhauser

Booker and Raven’s psychic powers cause them to switch bodies on Halloween. When their Aunt Maureen comes to warn them, she inadvertently switches bodies with Nia’s crush Miles.

Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.

Writer: Octavia Bray

When Nia and Booker throw an epic 13 birthday party with no moms or kids allowed, they’re forced to tell Raven and Levi they can’t attend.

Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.

Writer: Angelina Oschewski

When Booker has a vision of his mom losing the money hidden in her backpack, he enlists Nia and Levi to help him follow Raven and rescue the money before it goes missing.

Director: Robbie Countryman

Writer: Dava Savel, Michael Feldman

When the new building manager accuses someone of tagging the side of their building, Raven thinks Tess is responsible.

Director: Eric Dean Seaton

Writer: David DiPietro

Nia and Tess form a step dance squad to take down the school’s reigning champs, but their friendship is tested when they can’t agree on how the team should be run.

Director: Lynn M. McCracken

Writer: Douglas Lieblein

When Nia gets caught up in wanting to be a trendsetter, she goes against her mother’s wishes and uses the money she saved up to buy an expensive jacket. Meanwhile, Booker has a vision that Mitch put a curse on him.

Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.

Writer: Perry Rein, Gigi McCreery

When Booker freezes mid-vision, Raven takes him to Dr. Sleevemore – the same doctor who helped her when she was a teen.

Director: Jody Margolin Hahn

Writer: Antonia F. March, Jacqueline McKinley

When Dr. Slevemore tries to try to transfer Booker’s visions back, they learn Jasmine took the visions away from Nia the night before.

Director: Eileen Conn

Writer: David DiPietro, Paul F. Ciancarelli

Booker and Nia are excited when they’re named student Ambassadors of their school, that is until they learn that their first job is to welcome Mitch as a new student.

Director: Ron Moseley

Writer: Michael Feldman

When Levi is moved up to Booker’s science class, he inadvertently cramps Booker’s style with his classmates.

Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr., Jody Margolin Hahn

Writer: Douglas Lieblein

Booker sets out to land the starring role in the school’s musical about a boy who loves playing basketball and performing hip-hop. Nia tries to convince Coach Spitz to let Tess audition for the role. When he refuses because Tess is a girl, a determined Nia takes a stand to prove girls can do anything boys can do.

Director: Paul Hoen

Writer: Anthony C. Hill

The kids win a contest to attend a private screening of their favorite TV show, but their plans are interrupted when Raven makes them babysit Dreamweaver Kema’s precocious niece.

Director: Eric Dean Seaton

Writer: Antonia F. March

Nia is excited her dad is flying in for her school’s Father/Daughter dance, but when Raven has a vision, Devon is stuck in a snowstorm and may not make it – she does everything she can to make sure Nia isn’t disappointed.

Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.

Writer: Dava Savel

When Levi’s new crush Isabella tries to visit but can’t come upstairs because of her wheelchair, Nia and Tess try to convince Mitch to make the building wheelchair-accessible. Meanwhile, Booker tries to help Levi win Isabella’s attention over another boy.

Director: Trevor Kirshner

Writer: Anthony C. Hill

While doing a school report on their mother, Booker and Nia lie about Raven's life to make their presentation seem more exciting.

Director: Trevor Kirschner

Writer: Douglas Lieblein

When Booker loses his powers to see glimpses of the future, he gains new abilities as an incredible chef and magician. Meanwhile, Nia discovers she has Booker’s powers to see visions.

Director: Eileen Conn

Writer: Norm Gunzenhauser

Encouraged by her twins, Raven finally begins seriously pursuing the possibility of achieving the job of her dreams by seeking out an assistant--preferably an unpaid one. Meanwhile, her father, Victor comes to visit.

Director: Lynda Tarryk

Writer: Adrienne Carter

Raven secures social influencer Lil Z to appear at the launch of her fashion show, but the kids compromise everything when they use Lil Z’s name to sell raffle tickets without his permission.

Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.

Writer: David DiPietro, Paul F. Ciancarelli

When Raven accompanies Nia on her retreat for the Young Leaders of Tomorrow, she becomes more focused on talking to Shinee Dubois about her new fashion line.

Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.

Writer: LaTonya Croff