'That's So Raven' 2016 Air Date, Latest News, & Update: Raven Is Back With Little Baxters For An Unnamed Sequel; New Psychic Powers?

There is a vision! And it's Raven Symone's upcoming unnamed sequel to "That's So Raven." This show is executively produced by Raven Symoné herself.

Raven announced last month that she's leaving "The View" to reprise her role for the Disney Channel hit sitcom "That's So Raven" that aired from 2003 to 2007 and made millennials all over the world believe in themselves.

Almost a decade later, "That's So Raven" main character Raven Baxter is a single mother raising two children. With the casting calls, more details are revealed about what the little Baxters running around will be like.

TV Line has reported that the unnamed sequel of "That's So Raven" storyline will involve Raven having a "bold, confident and driven" teen daughter named Nia and a younger "true innocent" son, Booker, who is "in no rush to grow up."

On the unnamed sequel of "That's So Raven," Nia is the lucky - or, maybe not-so-lucky - one who was able to inherit her mom's psychic abilities. Her visions and desire to help others get her "in over her head," which is obviously not a surprise to anyone who has already watched the "That's So Raven" series.

Booker, on the other hand - described as a "young Donald Glover type - is "surprisingly adept at turning the tables" and is fully capable of standing up for himself. Maybe this is a trait he inherited from his Uncle Cory, folks?

There is no confirmation yet as to when the show will begin filming as casting calls are ongoing. Although the unnamed "That's So Raven" sequel will be released sometime next year, fans have been ecstatic to see one of their old childhood idols back on the Disney scene.

When news came out, "That's So Raven" fans broke Twitter by expressing their excitement for the yet unnamed sequel.

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