The Best Episodes of Raven's Home Season 4

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.

Director: Rich Correll

Writer: Chase Heinrich, Micah Steinberg

Raven, Chelsea, Booker, Nia, Levi, and Tess set out on a long road trip to Maine’s Camp Champion, but a GPS glitch sends them off course to Camp Kikiwaka, a place with an uncertain future even for those who can catch a glimpse of the future.

Director: Trevor Kirschner

Writer: Warren Hutcherson

With his bar mitzvah approaching, Levi realizes he didn't take full advantage of being a kid. Booker encourages Levi to enjoy his childhood to the fullest before becoming a man.

Director: Bryan W. McKenzie

Writer: Jordana Arkin

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.

Director: Kelly Park

Writer: Jordana Arkin

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.

Director: Wendy Faraone

Writer: Marcelo Chow, Brett Maier

When Raven and Nia each become embroiled in cases of mistaken identity, they must deal with the ensuing ramifications. While Raven tries to rectify a client's impulsive actions, Nia finds herself forced into an exhibition of her (nonexistent) baking skills.

Director: Robbie Countryman

Writer: Chase Heinrich, Micah Steinberg

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.

Director: Wendy Faraone

Writer: Octavia Bray

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.

Director: Leonard R. Garner, Jr.

Writer: Jason Hauser

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.

Director: Raven-Symoné

Writer: Jason Hauser

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.

Director: Danielle Fishel

Writer: Rasheena Nash

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.

Director: Lynda Tarryk

Writer: Jordana Arkin

When Raven tells the kids that Tess can't keep coming and going during quarantine, Booker, Nia and Levi suggest Tess temporarily move in.

Director: Ian Jordan

Writer: Chase Heinrich, Micah Steinberg

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. Meanwhile, Chelsea reluctantly prepares Levi for his first trip alone to visit his dad in London.

Director: Raven-Symoné

Writer: Dave Helem

Booker sets out to win "Freshest Freshman" for the yearbook, but he's outdone by Nia when she performs the Heimlich maneuver and saves him from choking. Now, Nia is enjoying her new status as a school hero.

Director: Jonathan A. Rosenbaum

Writer: Rasheena Nash

Raven reminds the kids to take a break from their screens as they settle into their nightly routines, but Booker, Nia and Levi have other plans.

Director: Sonia Bhalla

Writer: Jason Hauser

Nia is matched with a high school mentor, whose personality, values and sense of style couldn’t be more different.

Director: Morenike Joela Evans

Writer: Alison Taylor

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.

Director: Robbie Countryman

Writer: Octavia Bray

Nia wants to take part in a protest to protect the environment, but first, she has to convince her mom to let her attend. Meanwhile, Raven volunteers to help Levi with his S.T.E.M. project but inadvertently takes over.

Director: Danielle Fishel

Writer: Darnell Jones

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.

Director: Raven-Symoné

Writer: Dave Helem