Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Bardlerx Strictly average movie

Gutsycurene Fanciful, disturbing, and wildly original, it announces the arrival of a fresh, bold voice in American cinema.

Leoni Haney Yes, absolutely, there is fun to be had, as well as many, many things to go boom, all amid an atmospheric urban jungle.

CriticGirl91 Though I consider this show as the best from Disney Channel, I cannot give it a higher rating considering how the storyline declined, jokes became stale and the situations became louder with every season. The show's concept makes for a hilarious sitcom on how the protagonist misinterprets her every peek into the future. The lead actor, Raven is adorable and only she could have pulled off the character so effortlessly. Orlando Brown is my second favorite. All the actors do a good job and most characters including some of the teachers are hilarious. I wish the show would have retained it's original charm and not have been marred by the effort to include overbearing and annoying sequences in the later seasons. None the less, the first season makes for repeat viewing.

kealeynile no other show on television can compare to the poignant and profound themes of that's so raven. many would disagree, and say another show is better. IMDb, which speaks for the population of the people, certainly disagrees with my taste. A lot of users on IMDb might say that a show like The Wire or Breaking Bad is better. That's what the list says. Planet Earth? Better than that's so Raven??? You've got to be kidding me! The Wire and Breaking Bad are 4/10 at most!' Nothing in the world could ever make me as happy as seeing Raven Simone look into the future and watch her shenanigans take place. Her vibrant personality and her hilarious wit makes me laugh aloud and clap even when I'm alone in the room. As a child, my dad would always scream at the television while watching Football. I do the same thing, only with That's So Raven. My shrill screams resonate throughout the house when I see Raven on screen. I just see Raven and wonder, "what's she going to do next?" and every rerun I watch, I feel that it's the first time I have seen it. I love you, That's So Raven.10/10

ryanshepard92 A lot of people say this was the moment when Disney got really bad. I personally thought it got bad when Lizzie Mcguire came out, but that's just my opinion.But in my opinion, this was the defining moment for the next generation. After Disney saw how successful their new "sitcom" was, they just couldn't stop. Suite Life of Zack & Cody, Hannah Montana, Cory In The House, Wizards of Waverly Place, Suite Life On Deck, Sonny With A Chance, Good Luck Charlie, Shake It Up, etc. Then Nickelodeon followed suit.Raven wasn't as bad as the endless mass of "sitcoms" that would shortly follow, but it was by no means good. This was the start of the "canned laughter" after every hackneyed joke.Unlike the later "sitcoms", Raven actually had decent sets. It didn't look like the later ones where you could almost see the paint dry on the cardboard cutouts. Her house looked like a house. The restaurant looked like a restaurant. Not great, but not bad.Most of the episodes revolve around typical teen issues, but with psychic powers. Very corny adventures ensue. I'll just leave it at that, but this was definitely the beginning of the end for Disney.

sbishop1 In late 2002, the Disney Channel ended its winning streak with another great show. After that, every show ever on the channel has either been painful to watch or just so-so. The last show Disney had a winning streak with was...That's So Raven. The humor is satirical, witty, and hardly, if ever, relies on gross-out stupidity. I'm very glad this show was the longest running ever on the channel, but unfortunately its series finale just aired a few weeks ago. Do you know what that means. There is not a single great show on Disney Channel.The premise, which, unlike most Disney shows made 2003 and after, is really pretty original. It is about a psychic teen who has two best friends, Chelsea, the ditzy sweet one, and Eddie, the hip-hop type person. She gets visions every so often, and she will try to prevent them or coax them into happening. That may sound repetitive, and at times it does get a little, but the way it happens changes enough to keep this a good show. The writing was some of the best on Disney Channel, and the acting, while not a masterpiece since it IS Disney Channel, is pretty good. And Raven, the lead, is a very talented actress and I hope she does more things soon. The only con to the show is the pointless character Cory, her brother who doesn't really contribute to the show, however in his new show (a spin off of this) he is a little funnier (BTW, Cory in the House is a fair show, and could become, with a tad of effort, the first good show on the channel in 4 and a half years). Also, maybe 6 or 7 episodes were kinda dumb in Season Four, but the last few episodes of the show were good.My mom actually loves this show, believe it or not, and it's her "favorite kids show," and my dad thinks it's funny too. While I don't know for sure if every mom or dad will like it, it certainly is one of the more tolerable shows you can watch with kids.So...forget about The Trite Life, forget Hellah Montana, forget Landfill of the Future(or at least the second season), and forget Kim Implausible. If you're only going to watch one show on the channel that's on regularly, watch reruns of That's So Raven. If you have a sense of humour, you'll skip out on some of the shows I mentioned(except Phil if you're easy to impress, or Cory in the House which isn't bad) and watch this comedy.9 out of 10 or A-