Raven’s Home

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. Meanwhile, Raven and Chelsea stir up their own batch of holiday antics when they throw a Halloween party for the younger neighborhood kids.

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In the third season of "Raven's Home," its star and executive producer Raven-Symoné will make her television directing debut. The season is also highlighted by guest stars Jaleel White ("Me, Myself and I," "Family Matters"), Jonathan McDaniel ("That's So Raven") and Charles Robinson ("Night Court," "K.C. Undercover"). The stories pick up with Raven Baxter, her family and friends pursuing their creative dreams. Booker, Nia and Tess form a music group, The Chi-Lective, with Levi as their music video director, Raven is determined to launch her fashion line, while Chelsea has finally found her niche as a life coach. "Raven's Home" stars Raven-Symoné ("That's So Raven"), Issac Ryan Brown (ABC's "black-ish" and Disney's "Kim Possible"), Navia Robinson ("Being Mary Jane"), Jason Maybaum (Disney's "Freaky Friday"), Sky Katz and Anneliese van der Pol ("That's So Raven"). Additionally, Johnno Wilson ("You Kiddin' Me") guest stars this season as Levi's dad, Garrett.

In the fourth season premiere of the hit summer camp comedy "BUNK'D," former counselor Lou Hockhauser takes the mantle as camp director as she and her veteran campers, Destiny, Finn and Matteo, welcome three new Camp Kikiwaka members - Noah (an upbeat actor from Hollywood), Ava (a tenacious counselor from the big city) and Gwen (who has spent her entire life living off the grid). "BUNK'D" stars Miranda May ("The Heartbreak Kid," "Samantha Who?"), Raphael Alejandro ("Once Upon a Time"), Will Buie Jr. ("Daytime Divas"), Mallory James Mahoney (Disney's "Adventures in Babysitting"), Shelby Simmons ("Andi Mack"), Scarlett Estevez ("Daddy's Home") and Israel Johnson ("Schooled").