History YMMV / ThatsSoRaven

** Raven in "Psychic Eye for the Sloppy Guy". Raven's sad at the end when she doesn't get a chance to be with Tyler but it was her own fault for being shallow as she wasn't interested in him until after she gave him a makeover and saw HeCleanUpNicely. She didn't like him for who he really was.

* HoYay:
** Cory and Victor Baxter are very fond of this trope. During ''Mother Dearest'' he was easily bribed by Cory's flattery and didn't want to punish him when he deserved it.
** Raven and Tanya Baxter also shows signs of this occasionally. The two of them even make a handshake in one episode.

* BizarroEpisode: "Goin' Hollywood" - while the episode starts off with Cory, Raven, and Victor going to Hollywood after Cory nabs a bit part in the sitcom "Better Days", this only serves as a minor subplot alongside a bigger story involving the "Better Days" star Ally Parker (Alyson Stoner) trying to fit into public school for the first time. Since the episode focuses on an entirely new set of characters that have no connection with the show and never show up again afterwards, the whole story can come off as a jarring addition. This does have an explanation though: it was meant to be [[PoorlyDisguisedPilot a test pilot]] for a planned Disney Channel sitcom starring Stoner, but since the show never came to be, the episode was left as TheArtifact.

* TearJerker:
** In "There Goes the Bride", Raven believing she's going to marry Devon Carter, [[DownerEnding only for it to turn out that he and his family are moving away after his dad and stepmom's wedding]].
** "True Colors" also does this, since it doesn't hide the ugly truth about discrimination. Worse is while the others discuss [[spoiler: Raven's vision of the store owner saying she doesn't hire black people]], Eddie recounts a story about how he was close friends with a white boy who's father forbade him from talking to Eddie due to him being black. When Raven asks what did he do, Eddie quietly says "What ''was'' I suppose to do? I was just a kid!".
*** The worst part is that Eddie [[TheWoobie never blamed his friend and still cared for him in the end]], and it seems likely that this feeling was mutual as the friend in question was, from the sounds of it, bullied and abused by his racist father and, like Eddie, felt unable to do anything about it because of his young age.
** An episode focused on Raven [[spoiler: having a vision that the nerdy artist did a flip-book sketch of her, implying he liked her. Raven herself becomes uncomfortable with this, but decides to help him out in becoming more better-good looking if that was the case. The result is the guy becoming the most eye-appealing student who eventually starts dating afterwards. Raven herself becomes heart broken upon [[MisunderstoodLonerWithAHeartOfGold learning how much of a sweetheart he is]]...only for the episode's end to reveal Raven's vision was ''him still liking her and thinking she didn't like him back''. Both end the episode with saying the phrase [[{{Irony}} "I guess it just wasn't meant to be."]]]]

* EarWorm: The theme song. Could also count as SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic because as catchy as the song is, the theme also features the three lead actors singing it.

* FoeYay: Raven and Alana can be pretty friendly with each other when they're not fighting.

* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Eddie and Chelsea in "To See or Not to See". They know Raven can't control when her visions occur, or what she sees, but they still mad at her when they humiliate themselves because of her visions. Even when she stops telling them her visions, they still blamed her for all bad things that happened unexpectedly. As a result, Raven was left in a tight spot between what she should do. It takes Viv's inspirational/psychic chat with Raven to make her feel better.

* BizarroEpisode: "Goin' Hollywood" - while the episode starts off with Corey, Raven, and Victor going to Hollywood after Corey nabs a bit part in the sitcom "Better Days", this only serves as a minor subplot alongside a bigger story involving the "Better Days" star Ally Parker (Alyson Stoner) trying to fit into public school for the first time. Since the episode focuses on an entirely new set of characters that have no connection with the show and never show up again afterwards, the whole story can come off as a jarring addition. This does have an explanation though: it was meant to be [[PoorlyDisguisedPilot a test pilot]] for a planned Disney Channel sitcom starring Stoner, but since the show never came to be, the episode was left as TheArtifact.

** Dr. Sleevemore is this for also being psychic, and understanding Raven's pain being psychic, and developing psychics' skills. He even guest starred in a Raven's Home episode once. He was that popular.

** Vivian, Raven grandmother also qualifies for being able to have visions when she wants, instead of the occasional ones Raven has, and still using them responsibly, and being an all-around nice woman. She only appears in "To See or Not to See", but she's proven to be a fan favorite among viewers.

* HarsherInHindsight: The episode where Raven is passed up for a job because the boss refuses to hire black people (True Colors) becomes depressing when you hear Raven-Symone bluntly say in a future interview that she wouldn't hire a person with a "stereotypical black name". ''Ouch''.

** Chelsea's boyfriend Ben from "Double Vision" quickly became a fan favorite due to his also be psychic and relatable. It's gonna to the point where fans wished he wasn't a one episode character.

* OneSceneWonder: Or rather, One Episode Wonder. Chelsea's girlfriend Ben from "Double Vision" really made the most out of his single appearance on the show.

** Chelsea's girlfriend Ben from "Double Vision" quickly became a fan favorite due to his also be psychic and relatable. It's gonna to the point where fans wished he wasn't a one episode character.

** The gym teacher in "Getting out of Dodge". First he believes Bianca and her gang when they say someone was bullying others in the hallway. Then the way, instead of learning from his previous mistake, he falls for the trick ''again'' when they told him there were free donuts in the teacher's lounge. Remind us again how this man became a teacher?

** Raven Baxter can be this at times. Especially with all the trouble her visions get her into.

* WhatAnIdiot: You'd think Raven would learn her lesson about jumping the conclusions with her visions after the first few times. But no, she always thinks her visions will naturally occur, half the time she caused them to come true.
%% * TheWoobie:
%%** Raven Baxter can be this at times. Especially with all the trouble her visions get her into.
%% ** William isn't safe from this trope either. He's one of the smartest characters on the show, but his classmates pick on him for that exact reason and use him for their personal interests, rather than accept him for who he was. The closest person he has to a friend is Cory Baxter, and even ''he'' likes to use William from time-to-time. Plus William has shown to be younger than Cory, making him a prime target for bullying. Poor kid.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Dr. Sleevemore is this for also being psychic, and understanding Raven's pain being psychic, and developing psychics' skills. He even guest starred in a Raven's Home episode once. He was that popular.

** The ship with the most fanworks is Raven/Chelsea. This carried over to ''Series/RavensHome'', where it became even ''more'' popular.

* {{Flanderization}}: While Chelsea got this the worst, the rest of the cast arguably had it too. Some of their traits (Cory being obsessed with money, Raven screaming when excited, Victor being a BumblingDad and Eddie being like an older version of Cory) were arguably exaggerated in the later episodes. Tanya pretty much managed to avoid this, although this might have partially been due to having been PutOnABus

* HoYay: Cory and Victor Baxter are very fond of this trope.
** During ''Mother Dearest'' He was easily bribed by Cory's flattery and didn't want to punish him when he deserved it.

%% * TheWoobie: Raven Baxter can be this at times. Especially with all the trouble her visions get her into.

* HarsherInHindsight: The episode where Raven is passed up for a job because the boss refuses to hire black people becomes depressing when you hear Raven-Symone bluntly say in a future interview that she wouldn't hire a person with a "stereotypical black name". ''Ouch''.

* HarsherInHindsight: The episode where Raven deals with racism becomes depressing when you hear Raven-Symone bluntly say in a future interview that she wouldn't hire a person with a "stereotypical black name". ''Ouch''.

* TheScrappy: Stanley to some fans, although others may argue that he was RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap after he stopped crushing on Raven at the end of Season 3.

% * TheWoobie: Raven Baxter can be this at times. Especially with all the trouble her visions get her into.

* SugarWiki/SheReallyCanAct: Raven-Symone as Raven Baxter. MasterofDisguise? Check. Expert of the psychic look? Check. LargeHam? Double Check. Let's just say, there's a ''very'' good reason Raven got to be the star of her own show.

* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Eddie and Chelsea in "To See or Not to See".

% * TheWoobie: Raven Baxter can be this at times.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Dr. Sleevemore.